josham

Cheers John

If you were playing against a passive fishy villain in the BB would this change? So if we assume he's very rarely going to raise cbets - I feel like we can play profitably OOP, but nevertheless we want to keep the pot small. We can fairly exploitatively construct a bet, x/c, x/f, x/r range but why would we want to make the pot bigger in this case?

I guess what I'm asking is if BB isn't going to use position to his advantage and play pretty face up - as many micro low players would - would you consider sizing smaller pre?

Hey John - great video as always!

I noticed you say that you tend to open slightly bigger from the SB. I can see why you'd do this at 20-30 bb, because you disincentivise flats and probably don't change villain's 3bet jam range too much.

Do you open bigger at 30+bb? If so, what is the benefit of this? To me it seems like this would be building a pot out of position with what is going to be perceived as a fairly weak range from the SB, and with the BB getting a discount I imagine you're going to have to play post quite a bit. I know personally I tend to flat very wide in the BB bvb.

Cheers in advance

Cheers guys!

Other side note to add to his image - he limped a lot of buttons 3 handed, so again quite weak passive