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You don't block hearts which I think is important, but without a read on my opponent I'm probably folding as played.

Against an opponent I know is capable of bluffing busted draws I'm calling. I have those people tagged, since the pool of players from my experience rarely if ever triple barrel and just give up on rivers.

I like what Phil says in his videos about not slow playing, but extracting value.

I have a slightly different view, as long as I'm learning I'm continuing to play PLO2. I'm down 18 buyins (up 10 all in adj) but still figuring out how to play against very agro/spewy opponents.
I'm learning how to deal with variance and extract max value from people.

I'm profitable at PLO5, but not rolled for it yet. Once I'm comfortable at 2 I'll play 5/10. Then I'll have the confidence and bankroll to crush it.

Now I'm curious why this hand is a fold from the SB. Is it due to UTG opening? Do we call MP is pfr?

Personally i would get very aggressive in this spot, but I've learnt certain players don't like folding.
I'm half potting flop and potting/3betting turn then barreling anything but a river that pairs the board.
We have blockers to the nuts (QJ) and drawing to two nutted hands. If you're not prepared to play this hand aggressive because your opponents are not folding their two pairs then fold pre from UTG

As played I'd 3-bet turn if I think BB is capable of folding and pot river.
If BB is unlikely to fold I'm calling

Great video. I liked analysing it in Monker and found particularly the choice of sizing on rainbow flops vs. 2 suits very interesting.

it'd be good to summarise at the end of the video the scenarios we analysed and reiterate the lessons.

Keep up the good work.