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Great video! Would love to see more of these.

Great video! Very useful that you explain your thought process. More of these are always welcome.

Awesome video! Very good presentation! More of these would be great.

25:09 why does QJs play better in a 3bet pot SBvsBU? I understand the reasons to 3bet like kicking out the BB and having fold equity, but once it's a 3bet pot vs a stronger range seems we'll be dominated some time so seems to me a situation postflop like winning a small pot and loosing the bigger ones.

Hi Owen. Love your video's and your teaching skills! at 7:55 you make a case for flatcalling KQo instead of 3betting. At this stack depth, knowing UTG will call a lot of hands that you dominate and probably will 4bet a range that dominates your particular hand like QQ+ AK for sure. Wouldn't it be more profitable to 3bet it and remove that 4bettting range from his uncapped range on the flop?

Nevermind, you said exactly this in the KJo hand at 10:30

you are really good at explaining stuff! I like your videos and learn a lot from them and i don't play cash games! don't go Elite please ;-)

simple hand to play. you go broke, that's it. Raising flop when this deep so you can get it in by the river is for sure a valid option.

as a general rule in ICM heavy spots like this one, just play very passive. It sucks but you can't risk your stack when the likelihood of laddering is big. That also means staying away from pots with big stacks that know how to play them aggressively.

elaborate more on the hand, like stacksizes, reads etc. What range do you put him on? Why did you think OTT that you were still good? etc etc. That way you'll get more response.

Great video! Like how you always teach something and not just read solver results. What do you do with all those notes, how do you review them afterwards? With what frequency? Guessing you'll have to come back to them sometime so you can really memorize what's in them.

your videos are always informative and entertaining!

Again great video!

at the 11:09 76o on 5932 you get 21% pot odds and a lot of implied odds i assume, but you opt to fold, is this because of the flush draw that's present so your outs aren't clean when you hit your straight and the flush get's there?

Awesome video

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Well done!

Here are my 2 cents. I think checking our sets only makes sense when villain is likely to bet when checked to and the majority of turn cards don't hurt us. Also only topset that has a hard time getting called by worse is a check in this spot imo. When the board is dynamic, so draws could change the value of our holdings, checking sets seems like a bad idea. Better to get value while we're ahead. Let's say we have 99 on 952 rainbow. I would not bet this and let opponent bet his double backdoors, gutshots, 5x and some random shit that I see often at the lower stakes.
I also play micro-low stakes and for sure opponents are call happy so i think we can expand our value range and bet more light for value and put more of our draws in our checking range because none is going to notice and exploit that.