Great Video,

I have a question regarding the 2 last chapters of the Power Point presentation (13:00 - 16:30)

If I understand it correct "Value Checking" frequency and the CB frequency should go up the dryer the board is. I really like this strategy against weak - medium strong opponent but for me it feels wrong doing this against stronger opponents. 

I feel that our CB range is going to be too weak and the X/B range too strong on a board that is very hard to hit in the first place. How can we continue to put a lot of pressure on our opponent over the next street in a somewhat balanced way when we have weaken / polarized our CB range so much on the flop? 

I especially struggle to understand this on the dry Axx boards. In the meantime I will continue with my close to 100% CB range on the dry Axx boards... 

heyo jnandez, I really enjoyed this series and am shocked its not getting more love. Awesome stuff man, keep it up

Good video again. I think this series have been pretty good overall. 

At around 40mins into the vid you choose to bluff w KcTs87dd on KsQd3c, 7c, Tc after check/calling flop and turn.. What is your thoughts behind that play? 

I would like to congratz Fernando for his good work too.

His theory+ HH examples is a great way to put the theory in pratical, which I think is the best way to learn.

Wish you the best man!

I'm also enjoying this series a lot!

From the videos I understand that you were using PT4 but now you are using HM2. I've only used PT4. I've seen in the videos that in HM2 you can see IP/OOP stats which either you cannot see or I don't know how to see in PT4. Are you using any other features of HM2 that are not available in PT4?

Min 31: the hand with aces, I think that is not a good example, just because this hand I believe is a favorite against his c/r range just because you dominate a lot of his range compose by pair with flush draw, or gutters with flush draw. 50bb, if villain is competent he is c/r a huge amount with those hands, that he would not 100bb deep.

Nice series, I hope see more videos of you in the future.

Good video as always Fernando, I think 6 tabling is too much though, the footage isn't clear enough. I'm viewing on a 23 inch monitor and it's a bit hard on the eyes. Also it's a bit too much to follow. I think 4 tabling would be better. 

Looking forward to more videos from you.

@ 6:45 the slide reads "High c-bet frequency (OOP) as we have strong range, which on these boards we benefit a lot from"

Are you suggesting a high cbet frequency because we have a range advantage and, or, or and/or because in villains' spot, its rare to have a hand worth check-raising? I am trying to differentiate between the range implications and the board implications.