I was pretty unsuccessful at them, but yes. When FTP was around pre-black friday I played the $100-500 deepstacks and some turbos - I didn't play a whole lot of them on Stars. I'd say I was more so an active member in the HUSNG community than I was an HUSNG reg. 

I'm not totally sure how wide he's going to bluff here...is he really going to c/r bluff with hands like A4/A5 when they beat most of my bluffs? Some weak flush draws could c/r but I'd disagree that he's going to have more bluffs than value hands in this spot. He's not only representing hands that filled on the turn, but also hands that trapped flop and want to raise on a drawy turn (22,33,K2,K3). Also, keep in mind that to continue my hand on the turn I have to face a larger bet on the river somewhat often and dodge the equity of his bluffs, it's pretty difficult for a hand as weak as mine to show a profit against his line. 

Ignoring the fact that I don't have a shoving range here, we can do some math to see how often he has to be bluffing for us to 3bet in this spot. First I ran a quick stove against what I'd expect his value range to be and got 16.9% equity for our hand when called. I'm assuming he never calls with a bluff (some kind of draw). 

In this spot we've got to shove a total of $1802.73, the current pot we stand to win is $1132.20 and the total pot when called is $4221.56. If x is our required fold equity, the breakeven equation is:

0 = x(1132.20) + (1-x)(-1802.73 + (.169)(4221.56))

Rearrange this and we get x ~ 49%

I gave him a value range of  { 33-22, K6s, 63s, 54s, K6o, K3o-K2o } which is a total of 33 combos, so unless muumipoiss is bluffing 32+ combos here, our shove loses us money. It's pretty unreasonable for him to find that many combos of just heart draws (he'll be c/c some if not most of them), so we have to start adding some club draws or hands like A4/A5/Q4s/Q5s as possible bluffs for him. Meanwhile, if we start to assume he has this big number of weak bluffs in his range in order to make shoving profitable, calling is becoming an increasingly profitable option...

Thanks, I hope it goes well for you!

Thanks for letting me know. I'm not sure exactly what happened because I usually do these in one take but I'll pass the information along to the editing guys. 

I'd be checking all my ATs/AQ/AK combos which will certainly c/c, some strong draws like KQc and probably my flushes as well. Against some players I will still want a betting range on this turn but I don't think it's always necessary to have one. 

On the river I'd assume he's going to bet blanks with a value range of Jx+ (which is pretty much his turn value range as well) and probably only bet club rivers with the Kc or better. My range is very Ax heavy once I c/c and he's quite aware of this - I have no great option other than to protect my c/c range by trapping whenever possible and call some of my Ax if I think his bluff range is sufficiently wide. 

I definitely considered it but didn't elaborate in the video for whatever reason. I think given the action I'm not often going to have a strong enough hand to shove here, I can basically only have J8 or 99, both of which will sometimes raise turn. I think in the interest of not bluffing too much JT won't make the cut here for me, I'd rather be bluffing with an 8 blocker.

That's a really good observation, you're probably right. I can certainly make note when muumi doesn't make a quick decision, but I shouldn't be looking too much into the times he does. 

I thought this hand was slightly too strong - I'm not often calling turn but it seems like a fine flop c/c. I don't think a c/r would be bad but my frequency of c/r this flop is pretty low.

I can have all of my 6x combos, and some missed clubs with overcards to the 7. I don't have many two pair combos on this board so I think with Ax+ the 6x hands should be more than sufficient to bluff with. 

Thanks for the suggestions! I've already recorded two videos for this, but if they get good feedback and enough people want to see more hands from this match I'll consider these.

I don't like to open the bottom 10% of hands unless my opponent folds too much pre, so I think it makes sense to raise a larger size with a button range that's a bit stronger. I'd raise even bigger if I was planning to fold more or limp sometimes. 

The 1/5 pot size intends to let me lead my whole range, I'd be leading larger if I was only betting value hands that wanted a lot of money in the pot. There was a thread that discussed this spot in more detail in the forums, I think it's linked in the comments of one of my videos. 

To be honest I really hate this check I made with JT, I'm not really sure what I was doing. My best guess is that I was new at using this bet sizing line and didn't realize how strong JT was in this spot on the river. I'd vbet for around 60% pot here.