Hi, enjoyed the vid, thanks! At the 24 minute marker you talk about 3betting the bb with 98733, that would be a shove? What does your non allin 3b range look like, and specifically are you 3bet some weak d1's that are folding to a shove?

Thanks for covering this game!

First hand, if chambers opens the pat t, would weissman 3bet and should chambers go with his hand?

If both were 100bb deep, would it go 3bet and call then both pat and check down?

18:35 do you still open that hand in early position?

In triple draw, there seem to be some basic, general rules for 3 betting like if you have a 1 card draw you 3bet to not cap your range. Are there any basic 3 betting rules for single draw?

Thanks!

CO vs SB 28bb effective it's very hard to fold a pat T....
I probably would have stack off with that hand.
It really depends on the table dynamic too.
He also has the option to break it. He is in position and if he thinks villain never have a pat J, then he can draw to 9542

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100bb deep, or deep stack: I don't have too much experience playing 2-7 NL sd very deep, but yes. I expect the hand to be played 3bet/call, check-check.

18:35, 9876-8 from CO:
from utg i am still opening 9765. But 9876 even with a blocker is weaker is weaker than that. It depends on the table/structure.
If I play against very tough players who are 3betting fair amount I probably fold, but it's still close...Very borderline hand.
If I play against more passive players in a higher ante structure I open it for sure

3bet strategy for 2-7 NL SD: No there isn't a general strategy when to 3bet. It's completely different compared to 2-7 triple draw. Not only it's 1 draw only, but it's a BIGBET game, therefore stacksizes has a huge impact on the hand, and every hand is different because of this.