7:50: It depends....If your opponent never ever craise then you can bet a lot, including some weaker but strill strong draws (such as ~2458). If you don't know that then I like to bet here if i had a low blocker, so 2348-4K i will bet, but 2348-KK i check. Also you can bet weaker draws with multiple blockers, like 2368-66, or 2368-33 i will always bet here 1:1 IP UI.
It's not like badugi with tris. In badugi the tri will win if nobody makes his hand. 2-7/A-5 triple draw are different, here the best drawing (4c draw) doesnt will win if nobody makes their hand (for obvious reason, J8762 will beat Q7432 in river 1:1...)

8:45: My blockers are helpful but not the best... 2348-44x would be better than 2348-42x
It also depends on the opponents...Some players (can) over bet-fold. Some just never bet-fold. But with my hand/blockers i am not thinking to craise bluff.

14:55 Once again, it depends on the opponent :) But a predraw 87532 is just too strong to break. Some players might semibluff craise/pat with 96xxx against them it will be really bad to break. Also some player might craise weaker hands for value. Yes, it's kind of bad if we get craised, and in p-p spot we face a bet, we cal and villain shows 86xxx...But despite we have a premium draw, i still think we will be produce more EV with a pat behind. There are some players who never craise "bluff", never craise weaker hands for value, but i need a very strong read, then i break. This spot/players exists, but my default is to call/pat behind

17:55 Right, in a tournament, if SB is raising 3c draws you should defend/take 4 IP a lot..Not with everything, but i think even a 5xxxx is a defend...
I don't think there are other situations when we defend take 4... (maybe only in a tournament, vs a player with 2bigblinds who opens BTN/CO and we are BB...Then because no future bets goes in we should still defend 4...But normally, against normal stack sizes we should fold here everything, even 22xxx, just because we will put future bets (on average) being behind

26:30 I think a 9 or a T is a better bluffcatcher. Sometimes your opponent will snow with a better hands, hands like 4568-A, or 3567-K, and then if you call here with 2347-3...So i like to use 9/T as a snowcatch here. If i am sure that my opponents oversnows then yes, we can also call with my actual hand, 2347-3, or 2347-2, etc...

32:47 you can be quite unbalanced here. But if you bet with the right type of hands/frequency then it can be good. Although it's very hard to exploit, but still most players wont have snows here when they bet/take 2, because they bet with hands like 568xx....
HereI will checkback here 237-KQKKK. But i will be a hand like 248-48KKK being in position, when it went 3-3, and i improved to a 2c draw. (Also 568-566KK i am betting too)

33:05 The problem by betting in a 3:2 spot oop, that it will make my checking range very weak, and easy to attack. It also depends on the opponents. Against more passive players it's ok to have a betting range. But against tough/normal opponent it can cause problems.
If I craise i do that with the intention for value/deny equity. Not with a snow. Sometimes players bet here 100% in 3:2 spot turn IP, because they think that oop never has a strong hand. Therefore they bet 348-KQ, and against a raise they should fold a hand that has a decent equity against my actual holding, and will have the right EQuity (some with hands, like 5679K)

Thanks, will keep in mind! I plan to make a stud high predraw video, although some of the stuffs will be basics, but i think it can be helpful for most players. And might make some WCOOP/SCOOP replay about 8game format. (My very next videos will focus on Stud8/Dramaha/Dramaha 2-7/SuperStud8 3rd street)