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Regarding the 22 hand (around min 27), what would your 3betting range look like (assuming you had one) when he X/R this particular turn card? Also, you mention that he would overshove the river with a set of tens but isn't it a bit too thin? If you were to 3bet your nutted hands on the turn (4 combos of 98s), the only worse hand that would call his overbet would be a set of sevens (which is essentially the same as a set of twos)...

Hey James,

In the AKo hand (around 23min), would you bet X'ing all of your range on the turn given the flop texture and prior action? If you were to have a betting range on the turn, what's the worst value hand you would add to it and what combos of bluffs could we use (QJ/JT, assuming you do not cbet flop 3way with QQ and TT?)...

Thanks

Nice video.

W/r/t the first hand (J6s), I assume that your X/R size is slightly on the larger side because you'd like to bluff his capped range more frequently. I just wonder how wide is your value X/R range in this spot?

Thanks

Ben,

Thanks for your video!

You went through CREV analysis of the last hand (J8s) pretty fast and I wasn't able to grasp the value part of your overbet range. I'm not used to CREV because I do not use Windows so rewatching that spot did not do much good. Is it that narrow, comprised entirely of nuts and 2nd nut straights? 

If I understand you correctly, you would split your river triple barrelling range in the J8s hand. This might be slightly off topic since you didn't talk about card removal directly, but let's just say that a villain knows that you're splitting your range on the river with 2 different sizings, and assumes that the only value part of your 2x shoving range is composed of both straights. So when a villain chooses a range of hands with which he could call your overbet shove, he should give priority to 87, A8 etc. over his sets, 2 pair or any other bluff-catcher, right?