Hello Nicolau! I have some questions that would like you to answer.

04:20- If the effective stack ( villain )was bigger, would you have called the turn as well and evaluate the river? I think this is a good card for the villain to send a 2nd barrel because you can still have the middle poket pairs( 33-TT) and some 9x that can call the flop and have to fold to this card on the turn preety much always.
On the other hand i can see merits in folding and i agree with you when you say that he is basically saying he will shove the river and then we have to fold.

26:40- You said you dont like to open these kind of poket pairs because you yould have to fold to a 3bet or a shove. What would be your opening range with the pocket pairs? Would you have any problems opening broadways or suited connecters as well or for the previous reasons, you would be folding as well those hands?

32:40- In this hand, with the check back from the villain, usually i expect that the villain has the range that you considered in the video which means that he will almost always call a lead in the turn, meaning that probably i would check even my Qx and try to let him bluff( even with leading with the Q i dont think we have 2 streets of value from hands like TT,JJ etc) so i think check calling turn and evaluate river is the best with our hand. What do you think about this perspective? Plus, what cards would you call on the river with your hand and if we had for example Q9?

Sorry for the many questions, but i am trying to understand your thoughts ahah. Great video!

Greetings from Portugal

One question: why you open A2s in MP and folded 55? It lacks a little bit of "coerência" (sense)maybe. Thanks

32:00 "2,5% times six, someone is going to have a top hand 15% of the time" - although in this particular case the correct % is close to what you said, this is absolutely not how the probabality works.

Hint: if you were talking about 17% range instead of 2,5%, would that the probability of someone having a hand in that range is 102%? :))