Naitrein

I would raise a strong linear range in position against ep/mp limpers, alot.
I would also try to play alot Ax and Kx suited hands, fishes might have troubles folding flushes even if its a very big pot. I would also vpip very high % in position, If you have a significant postflop edge on these guys! Just keep an eye on everyones tendencies and try to handread very good postflop.
Bet strong with valuehands&good semibluffs, dont try to run multi street bluffs with air.
Dont be afraid to overbet when laid a good opportunity. Fishes dont have good idea how to defend against them.

yes you are repping huge. And he should be foldin this hand always. Im not sure of your preflop range, how many Axs you have here as a bluff and what pocket pairs. If you are bluffing every combo that misses the board, it might be too much. Maybe he was thinking that you are full of shit here a lot. I would rather bluffshove hands with equity on turn. 77 just has almost 0 equity when called.

Yes the call is pretty awful by him.
He should have a buch of combos with like: KQs, KTs, QTs, AJs, TT, J9s, QJss, AQss or random slowplay with KK/QQ to call here.
And for that reason, i dont like this bluff very much. You are blocking 0 combos of his continuing range and he is going to flop a very big bunch of goods here.
I did some very rough calculations with flopzilla:
I put his preflop calling range as TT-77,AQo-AJo,KQo,AQs-A9s,KQs-KTs,QJs-Q8s,JTs-J8s,T9s-T8s,98s,87s. This is 107 combos.
In flop continuing range i put all mid pair +, all flush draws, all pair + straightdraw
And i got 80 combos.

On the turn, not sure though.So if we expect him to shove flop with all his FD:s and pair+oesd(18 combos) And to the turn he gets with 62 combos
Should call turn with these:
He has straight(20) set(3) two pair(14) top pair(3) = 40 combos left
So basicly your turn bluffshove is going to work around 1/3 of the time
I suck at maths and calculation programs really but i hope this gives you a rough idea of things here.

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I think it would be a lot easier to just backraise this in as a 4bet. The 3b sqz sizing is pretty big so i would not expect it to be AA/KK almost ever. Also when you call here, the SPR is gonna be super small. So you dont have room to float or anything.
On the flop i would just bet get in with this SPR.

Very cool content. Lovin it hard!

In the AJ Hand at around 35:00: I find this pretty interesting one. The villain is second in chips and you are in a pretty good chiplead. It is a very bad spot for him to call you down light because of ICM. I Think this would be a very good spot to keep on barreling with any draw. I Think his continuing range on the turn for this sizing is trips, possibly some flop slowplays(which seems somewhat unlikely cause it's a very wet board)

If the seats were turned around, what hands would you just call pre, call flop and call turn with in his shoes?
Would you use the same sizing here with an overpair?

Good video, Keep up the good work my nordic brother!