Nice video. Really like this format, think this combined with the pokerjuice analysis is the most efficient stuff you can teach us, maybe in the ratio 66:33 % of 2 tables session reviews and Pokerjuice analysis. :D thanks

Great video. Nice call @38:53

at 30:12 where you talk about triple barreling with the AT98ss hand, what about x/ring turn? Blocking the 8 isn't totally insignificant, and I feel like he should be raising a decent portion of sets on flop on the fairly wet board, so he will have a hard time calling AK type hands.He can float us with a Kx with a gutter and better and bet turn, check back river. It's nice to have a stronger checking range on turn here because of that, but I would like to know what would be the best x/r bluff hand here on turn? Certainly this could be a candidate?

@creamr1ses Against some players it might be a good play. Especially with those with flop raise stat [because they would raise most of their sets] and high turn aggression. Those players should be betting with hands like Q8, AKT, AKJ, QJT, naked JT or JT9.
However after 264 hands this our opponent seems to be on the passive side. His flop raise is 13%, AF => 1,6 and A% => 22%. Very often players like this bet with stronger range. They check back AKJ, KJT, QJT and bet Q8/K8+ or very strong draws and a few weaker hands. Of course we need to remember that we cant be results oriented and analyse our line from a showdown perspective ;-)
Your line is very interesting but I would use it against different type of opponent.

Leszek, 23:02 u fold t864ds on sb, is it standard play?

I think we should still be leading turn with our eq and range advantage vs rsmig. Not having a pair our showdown value isn't strong enough.

Great video!

Hello Leszek. I was kinda surprised by your fold on the BTN @ 07:24 on table #1 with KQJ6r. Is that because the SB seems like a reg and has fairly agressive stats?