In your assessment of Yuri's defense with K64 vs Jungleman's **6, you missed that the bring-in was 200k , not 100k, so his price to call was much better. It still feels borderline given future street playability, but much more reasonable at this price

46:05 you said jungle should keep the t if he knew nerd was drawing 2. If jungle had a smooth draw without a straight draw should he break the t always?

Thanks!

Of oop then we always discard the 9 with a smooth draw but keep it with a rougher draw or straight draw then?

Yes, exactly. OOP my default in these 1:2 spots are to continue to draw if i have a hand like 2348-9, 2368-9, 2347-9, 2367-9. With hands that can make 86+ and are clean draws.
But i saw a lot of players to pat these type of hands, even some good players, and there are definately (some) merit to pat it, especially in a HU game, where the opener has a really wide range. So in HU maybe we can go ahead and pat the 98xxx hands, just because the opener will have a lot of weak 2c draws (345, 467, 357, 278, 678 etc,etc).

In a FR game when the pot become HU it's a little bit different. Let's assume HJ opened, and we 3bet SB, and it goes 1-2. Now the HJ doesn't those draws, his range is heavily weighted to 2xx, to smooth draws only. In that scenario for sure i draw to all the hands i mentioned above (2348-9, 2368-9, 2347-9, 2367-9)

With 2346-9, despite we can make #2/#6, it has a gutshot, therefore i will pat that no matter what.
And I always pat every 987xx. Even if i have a clean/smooth draw, such as (9)8723.