grapedrink07

Thx! Those are the details I was curious about.

Cool video, it's fun to see you play a wide range of stakes and hear your thoughts on the different metas. At 31:25 we have K9o on BTN vs HJ limp. What does the iso range of your low stakes strat look like here, KTo+, QJo+, ATo+, 66+? Or do we just not dip below premiums still, sticking to the supertight is right model?

Appreciate any comments you may have.

great video Richard, and hope to hear you back commentating the Galfond Challenge soon! The you/Stapes combo was sooo entertaining but mainly enjoyed your approach to talking about the hands more than the other commentators just because you were ACTUALLY talking about the hands and the strategies. I know they have to cater to a wide audience in picking the commentators but I do hope you make a reappearance.

I like the line I took to also make sure we have our x back twice range protected and are able to show up with a solid mix of nuts, bluff catchers and near air on many different rivers.

Thallo This is just my opinion but it feels like if we can't come up with a solid reason to bet but still do "for protection" that we are missing an opportunity to protect a range in some way, as Alien Slayer mentions.

The fact that we unblock the entire board and connecting cards inclines me to x back here , I much rather bet a hand with a K like AKQx +FD since we drastically reduce the likelihood of running into a strong hand that will x/r us or x/c to lead on many rivers.

However if villain actually has KK they know they unblock your delayed cbets quite a bit (and they also know that you have to be concerned with a turn x/r on this doubleFD board) so we can expect them to be leading the vast majority of the time w/ those while still probably x/r some of their flopped sets and a good chunk of their 89's especially w/out nut backup.

I actually think the main reason for xback turn is bc Vs the x/f we're actually quite ahead anyway (while allowing river bluffs into their range on cards we can call like 3's or spades when they hold Js/Qs bare) and vs the x/c's we are quite flipping, and if you combine that with having to bet/fold turn then how can a bet be a great idea? The scenarios just weigh up to pretty clear higher EV in xback for me. Please do point out anything I missed or failed to consider Thallo or others.

*FWIW my comment was made entirely before seeing results and I'm results oriented very happy about that : )