Cliff:
- We start punish villain for being too passive with over bets
- GTO solver confuses me a little with hand selections.ie why its better for villain to call with KTos than QT or JT on 8A9T3. Isn’t JT and QT has better blockers for QJ?
- Put pressure on villain’s thin value betting range
- Bluff bottom of our range to avoid bluff too much or too little
- When we are choosing our bet size, think about what other hands we will bet for this size. ie @19:36 a shove with a boat maybe not be the best play for our range
- Can’t always just check a pair down, sometimes its more profitable turning it into bluffs @32:00
- Sometimes we just need to try to max our EV instead of playing GTO.
- When op says “I’m not sure his play xxx” means that’s probably not a good play. Don’t try that at home

Thank you for the video. It’s fantastic as always.
We waited 3 loooooooooooog weeks for it. Can you release the next one sooner please ?

Hey teunuss very nice video ! Learned a lot of things and everything is always well explained. Just have two questions :
@10'20 : Why do you think that it's problematic to always bet a T here ?
I find that he doesn't have a lot of better hands here except few 2 and we can value on his 5 x hands. Maybe it's just to prevent him to overbluff river by raising and representing a set and for not having a weak check range oop ? Not sure about my suppositions

@23'35 : I wouldn't think that he will have this particular in his range too.
But i don't understand to have a leading range on this card because i don't put vilain on a lot of 9 x since he checks the flop and he can easily have a 7. We check called the turn so i don't find that we have a lot of bluffs here to balance with all of our Ax combos and i expect vilain fold his few 9 x if you lead the river so we are only call by better hands. No ?
Ty for your answer and for the serie ;)

Hey Teunuss, great video as usual!! i was waiting for this video like crazy, worth every second of anxiety i had while waiting haha, Btwn i love the "coming back" question at the end of the video, lololoolllolol we want to get some more hands with this guy i bet! ok so i have a question
-Min 29.33, you said you want to create an over bet range in this spot when the 7 pairs the board(table on the right side), but i was just thinking, if we had a 7 , and our opponent double check, do we really would want to over bet a 7 there? i mean, i understand that we can add ton of bluff in this spots and it will be fine, but our opponent already show ton of weakness in this spot by double checking, so maybe we could bet a normal size in the turn to get a call of the part of his range that is weak and then create the over bet for the river range attacking a really cap weak range in general... that way we get an extra bet in and pounce even harder on it... maybe we can go to half pot bet in the turn so that way also could be beneficial for the middle pair type of hands and some weaker top pairs that we checked back on the flop what do you think about that strategy? (i guess what i m suggesting here is an exploitative line and i know you enjoy more a balance approach and rules like only betting once and big with no equity hands am i correct?) thanks in advance again super Teunuss and have a great week!

I really liked this series, you pretty much cover all angles while breaking down a hand and piosolver addition was great as well.

Kx9d on flop of 784dd when you are in the BB around minute 38. You say this is a standard c/f on the flop when we have two overs, backdoor straight draw and backdoor 9 high flush draw. Don't you think this is a reasonable hand to float 1 with especially vs a passive opponent? Maybe it's just vs his sizing you don't like peeling? At what bet size would you call?

Hey super Teunuss, i am trying to fallow you in the EPT Barcelona, but idk your name... how do i find you?

4-25- right table, is this a spot we could consider sizing up turn to pot or larger, we have a tonne of draws we want to bet and a couple of straights and two pairs he probably cant have