Phillip Jackson

@Setherson

You say Ah3c is a cbet on Kd8s2d

Why do we ever wanna bet a hand as strong as Ace High here? Ace High should be a prime check back and instead bluff the hands with less equity. Also we dont really catch ANY good turn barrel cards.

OTT you say that its one one of the worst hands in your range. But Ill say thats a wrong assumption. Since when you bet A3o otf, you will also bet hands like Qx, Jx, Tx, 7x, 5x (+ all the other Ax, which havnt made a pair otr).

Flop seems like you are overbluffing and as well on the river. If I didnt know, that you were a RIO Elite Coach, and just saw the hand and heard your reasoning, I would say, you were a fish :)

I dont agree. Playing 2 or 3 tables wont give enough things to talk about. Get a bigger screen imo :)

12:00 - the small lead when the turn is an A, is that a range-play or something you do with a balanced range of valuehands and bluffs?

Thats correct

97ss, 26:30.
A few things - 1) i think we allow our opponent to c/r a hand like QTo pretty effectively if we bet as wide for value as our weaker 9x combos (not that it's an adjustment you'd see many players capable of making), 2) Villain isn't really incentivized to lead the turn very often as your delay c-bet frequency is probably going to be quite high (assumption), 3) Our range should be quite vulnerable vs 1-1.5psb stabs OTR when turn goes c/c aswell - considering our wide turn-valuebetting range. Personally, i prefer checking more 9x hands back OTT as it does more good for our range IMO, and from an exploitive POV i'm also OK with being a little unbalanced since i rarely encounter people that defend versus delayed c-bets very well. Where is my logic faulty here? :)

I would also say that if you have to bluff ATo OTR you are either 1) not defending wide enough preflop or 2) not defending wide enough OTF.

I think that your CREV-tree wrt. the QJo is too ambitious when it comes to villains calling-range on the turn. I can't believe that all bottom-pairs and gutshots can be +ev calls versus a solid turn-stab strategy. Furthermore, it would have been appropriate to consider villains opportunities for realizing his equity otr, as he has a lot of weak gutshots, pairs, pair+FD that he can't call a river bet with. To extrapolate; it would have made more sense looking at turn+river instead of just looking at turn in isolation, imo.

15 min in - When looking at the cold-call filer how do you determine that if HERO was to get he's cold-calling EV up 0 he would gain +~2 bb/100 in EV overall. How did came to that conclusion? 

Good video. When you are on the BTN and SB what stat and stat% are your threshold for wanting to raise with any two cards? IE: Specifically, how tight does villain has to be in order for you to want to raise with ATC?

in general`?

are you playing without a HUD?

Where do you got your HUD from? Is it a PT or HEM hud and is it a HUD you have bought? 

22.00 - what kind of hands wld u 4b bluff with?

8.30 in with Ac8c - What hands would you bluff 3bet on the turn? 

16 min in with 22
Do you think that you in theory have enough bluffs to go bet-bet-shove with 22 included in your valuerange. 
And with which hands would you decide to bluff with in this spot? 

13 min in with Ah6h
What hands would you take that line with as a bluff? 

The 44 hand, You mention that you would consider CC flop and CR turn if the turn was an Ace. What hands would you do this with as a bluff?

22.22 into the video

You are mentioning that we have 19 valuecombo's to CR with, and therefore need to bluff with 7 combo's if we CR to 86$

But 28% of 19 combos = 5.32

So I assume it is 5.32 bluff combo's we need to have, and not 7 combos? 

Thanks for the video, very interesting

In the hand where you had 66 on K6Jx x J - Would you have bluffed the river you think with QT? 

Solid stuff, well done :)

Nice video, you (RIO) promised like 3-4 months ago, that it would be possible to change speed in the videos, but nothing have happened yet?