Luke Johnson I have a slight different opinion on the JTcc hands multiway. I think we really don't want to do a lot of betting there with our range, and would prefer bd fd to stab at some frequency. My thought process is based on the fact that we are playing against two ranges that are much stronger than ours at this point on the nutted portion. BB has much more trips than both of us (especially since BB should be squeezing a linear range that is condensed around the broadway region, which leaves most of the 8x hands on the calling range e.g. J8s T8s 86s that are often 3bets vs a BTN RFI); and UTG is likely checking range there so he should have a strong adv. on overpairs. I just think that we should be very careful with this dynamic.

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two ranges that are much stronger than ours at this point

Neither range is "much stronger". In fact, I believe we have the highest EV share. BTN has more EV vs UTG/BB in HU scenario's, respectively. Whilst this is not a perfect science, I do not see how the EV's will skew in the opposite manner when MW.

would prefer bd fd to stab at some frequency

Agreed that BDFD will help us. However, with the nutshot, 2 overs and no SDV, I imagine our hand will bet relatively often.

For sure we cant bet recklessly in a MW pot, but we shouldnt check entire range either. As Luke Johnson said our distribution is likey to have higher EV than the 2 other players, so its only natural we should develop a stabbing range.

My inner debate about JTcc there was that in one hand we block high cards that will be folds from both players. At the same time we have a suit that blocks our opponents trips, which will only be suited combos. And I think given that we get very few folds whenever we bet anyway due to MW dynamic, blocking check raises should be of at least equal value, so in retrospect I definitely regret not rolling this one for a medium-low frequency stab

thanks for the feedback nogamblenofuture

Hey mate, Im glad you liked the video!

AKo 4bet - Shoving AA and KK over a 3bet is definitely not optimal. You would be losing EV by doing so. As you said yourself, you dont need those hands in your shoving range, you should include other hands such as TT-JJ, etc. Such range construction is unexploitable, even without having AA and KK.

54s - I would say it makes sense to tigthen up pre if you expect to face higher aggression than its optimal. The max exploit would also include always slowplaying AA pre, since people will be putting extra money into the pot for you postflop.