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on the first hand, Js5s BB vs BTN, board J54r 3hh 6o , you say that the turn 3 is very good for our range when we check raise, can you explain why.

I want to see big blind defense in single raised pots against 1 villain, spots where you have worse than top pair.

@18:48 AKo in the SB vs ep raise and mp 3bet 100bb effective stacks. Do you have a cold calling range here? What is the worst hand you 4bet call with?

I would have thought that with AA on J78dd that betting the flop around 40-50% pot and jamming the turn would allow the fish to be calling with the widest range of range because of all the pair + draw combinations he will stack with.
a) Can you explain how a small flop bet size has a higher EV vs fish.
is there more reasons than to induce spazz?
b) What bet size do you choose on the flop versus a reg?

Great video as usual, thanks.
@27:00 you talk about a certain subset of regs who over hand read. Against them you want to sometimes mix in some non standard lines against them with nut combinations because they will put in too much money likely after identifying that you have a capped range.
a) I was wondering what how to identify this type of regular.
b) What kind of things are you thinking about when you are not hand reading?
(table image and dynamics, SPR, timing tells, bet sizing, i'm not sure what else?)

Hi i have a few major leaks namely skip flop/turn cbet and check fold is too high, in addition my flop/turn check raise is too low. Do you have any good videos to recommend for these leaks?

@27:29 with JJ on J66r 3way with roughly 90bb effective stacks and 42bb in the pot, assuming the flop checks through and its checked to us on the turn what turn size is optimal?

@27.20, "if we have a lot of draws in our range we want to use bigger bet sizes"
why is this true?

Can you describe a few attributes the meta game in this video?

Also in reference to the KhQ hand, I was wondering if you have a river raising range here, and if so what are the best combo's to include in it. If not, why not. the board runout was AQ8hhh96o button versus ep

7:30 - flat AsKd6c7c versus min raise SB vs CO, BB calls, board 3hAc2d5cKs, flop checks through you make a ⅔ pot semi bluff / protection bet on the turn and get called by the big blind, CO folds. Check river and face a ⅓ pot river bet, then fold.

I would think that a lot his straights would raise you on the turn, so just leaves his set combo’s and the occasional straight. I would think AQ67 would be a fold but AK67 would be a call, why did you fold the river here with top 2 pair?

26:39 BTN raise A59s6s, SB(short stack) calls BB squeezes. This hand will often flop something marginal, and given that the short stack will likely be very aggressive postflop, why is a fold to the preflop squeeze not prefered?

25:00 KQT3ss on J32dd4o BTN vs bb, check back flop because there are a lot of back doors you don’t want to get xr off of. villain leads turn and you fold, if he didn’t lead on the turn what turns would you be bluffing and why?
43:00 JT72hhh on 8d4d2s6c SB vs bb, double barrel bottom pair + gutt on fd board. What rivers are you bluffing and why?

hey parker nice video

liked the AA hand v much and i think it s the best play the medium part of your range against a reg like him

how have your results been in zoom this year and how do you feel the games play ?

hey Parker , v nice video like always !

can you do a live zoom video in the future ?

hi

nice video

don t you think calling 22 from mp to  utg raise and 33 in the sb to co raise is toO lose ?