Great video. Love the in depth reviews, but a nice change of pace. 

I really really really like this video style. This has been the best and most beneficial video for me that I've ever watched since it is very similar to the action that I play on a day to day basis and I can check my lines vs yours and write down the spots I need to adjust. Thanks so much for the video!

I didn't call because I thought I had to, it just appeared like a line that would be unbalanced towards bluffs because my perceived range looks very polar. 

If your perceived range is polar, wouldn't that make jamming for 2.5 pot bad unless your range is really, really air heavy?  And even then... we have better hands to call with, and just because villain could be bluffing with a decent amount of hands with zero showdown value on the turn doesn't mean that we should auto-include them into villains turn jamming range.  QJd, QTd, 8Td, JTd, 68d are the most obvious examples, but even those wont all be just shoved all the time... and that's only 5 combos.  I don't think many people are just going to jam with say, Q2d, or JdTc.  If you have some reason to think that villain is really out of line here then I guess we can justify a call, but we're giving the villain a lot of credit to be able to make a pretty advanced play in which we are calling off with one pair when our opponent is overbet jamming against our polar overbet.  Seems like a stretch vs most.

To elaborate a bit - in this specific spot villain's best possible value hand is 77, followed by A9/A7/K9/etc. The vast majority of what he reps with a turn raise is 2pr given that he can only have one set. That said, I thought my perceived value range when using this sizing was going to be 2pr+, which would making shoving a hand like K9 for value quite bad. 

Board: Ad Ks 7d 9c

Hand 0: 51.281%   50.91% 00.37%          8624       63.00   { KK, 77, AJs+, A9s, A7s, K7s, AJo+, A9o, A7o, K7o }

Hand 1: 48.719%   48.35% 00.37%          8190       63.00   { K9o }

If the combos he's repping for value are simply 77 (or maybe A7+ for argument's sake), it's much easier for the range I'm up against to include too many draws for me to fold. It seems I applied too much of my own thought process to his ranges here, because the more polar someone is the more likely I am not to raise them with anything, but I don't regret my decision to call and even after looking at it in pokerstove I'd make this call again against an unknown player. 

Is shoving K9 rly  that bad???? If he would call he would have low visibility on many rivers ( low r becase oop + you could have many draws, value bet very nice vs his hand) and you make the pot big. If your range is AQ+ , fd, eosd,  than he has 64% eq. I understand that you propably would split your range to more sizing but even vs 2p+,T-high fd+,oesd he has 60%. How would you play his range?

With a number as high as 64% you're talking about the equity of K9 vs my betting range rather than the equity of K9 vs my range that calls a shove (my entirevalue betting range, in this case). 

Thanks for the thoughts on this - I didn't really expect a shove when I decided to bet that size (I don't really expect much of any turn c/r on this board) and just had to react to it. I do think it usually gets me an extra big bet against Kx and Ax which is a large portion of his preflop range when he's playing tight. 

I think I like your idea in this particular spot, that should work pretty well.

ty :). we get to bluff club rivers repping aceofclubs amazingly well and he can also barrel when we hit a straight - he'll be like WTF 54 lol

That's not a fish, most likely a winning heads up bum hunter from the looks of it.

So not far from being a fish.

Many, many plays that are terrible against balanced opponents are completely fine against unbalanced opponents.

Fold to steal / Steal / 3bet / Fold to 3bet / 4bet / Fold to 4bet
VPIP / PFR / Agg Factor / Agg Freq / WTSD     (# hands)

RS (resteal): 3bet / Fold to 3bet 
CB: Flop cbet / Turn cbet / River cbet
FtCB: Fold to Flop cbet / Fold to Turn cbet / Fold to River cbet

It's a 6max HUD with a detailed positional popup, so there is some redundancy in HU (like the resteal stats) and some extraneous information or lines that don't get used. This HUD wasn't designed by me and the owner does sell a newer version of it so I wouldn't be able to trade but can certainly get you in touch with him.

Thanks Kevin! Is WTSD a relevant stat? It seems like both players are going to have the same WTSD since whenever one goes to showdown the other does too.

Yeah I never really use that one, but even if we have the same WTSD during this match it's slightly relevant to know if we've been going to showdown more or less often than average.