Nigh

As a streamer I really like this idea and can't wait to try it out (like I needed another excuse to try RIO the moment it opens).

Poker streamers will often have affiliate accounts set up for the sites they play on to potentially earn some extra income. Will RIO Poker have a typical affiliate program as well?

Looks great so far!

I'll add my +1 to straight cards would look better on the table than slanted ones.

Also, while I love the idea of dynamic avatars, some of the faces aren't particularly pleasant to look at. For example at ~14 mins there are 4 players with the raging tilt face. Playing with a table full of these faces would probably put me on more tilt than whatever caused my avatar to get that face in the first place.

Why not just 3bet your bluffs to the same sizing you'd use with AK, K9?

Preflop just seems unnecessary. Unless he's folding way too much, this seems like a bad spot to 3bet bluff.

Flop is kinda gross. I would probably cbet and hate it but maybe x/c is better with a pair + overcard + bdfd, I dunno.

On the turn your only options are jam or fold. Given his stack size he's probably a recreational player and I'd expect him to just call with every offsuit Jx and Tx so jamming seems bad.

I hate the shove because you'll never be balanced with it. What value hands would you raise to 41.70 over 6.99? If you do this with value hands as well then this hand won't be as bad but then you'll be playing your value hands poorly.

That being said... With 41% equity he only needs to fold ~25% of the time for this to be breakeven. If he folds TT, JT, QT, QJ then he'll be folding ~58% of his range (give of take a couple % depending on his range) and it'll be profitable until they realize you have no value hands and start calling with 100% of their raising range.

Also, fun fact! While you have a pretty good draw, you're actually behind every single draw he can have except (maybe) K8cc.

I don't know if $12 and $16 are the right numbers but I like this logic.

So we have exactly 3 combos of bluffs with KQhh cc dd.

Then we have 28 value combos with AK, AQ, 33, 22. We're only bluffing ~10% of the time so I think betting near pot would be pretty bad.

I would bluff KQ for $12.

I thought my bet was possibly too large for exactly that reason. Why half pot?

I think since this isn't a slam dunk call against villain, then a call pre is probably much better.

It's incredibly hard to get you to 39% without including random 7x or 9x in his range, even if we include an obscene amount of flush draws. I'd say it's a fold without a stronger read on his range.

Interesting enough JJ has slightly worse equity than TT against overpairs, sets and flush draws. 

Jonas, how do you think his calling range changes between jamming and 2.5x?

River isn't an overbet, villain only has ~18 left.

The hand looks good to me. I think his range is likely capped to Kx at best when he checks river with that amount behind. I would be jamming any AsKx or AhKh for value as well.

Thanks for the input guys. I basically said f it I have top 2 and called river.

I'm curious, what range should we be calling on river? I don't think we have any 2x in our range so are we only calling flushes and full houses? Folding AA?

Against a fishy looking opponent I'd bet bet bet this. River kinda sucks but when there's only ~1/2 pot behind I think you need to jam your AA.

You don't think he ever calls with 55-88, 87, 86, 76? It's probably still too thin but just calling the minbet seems so weak when I'm near the top of my range.

Anyone?

Seems like turn call is pretty much unanimous, thanks guys!

Confirmed fish and we have a FH. Please don't fold.

Are we really assuming he has all combos of J9o in CO vs UTG?

It's hard to see much he could be semibluffing with in these positions. Some AsXs maybe but there aren't really any bare jacks he can bluff with unless he's a complete fish.

I think this is a fold. His value range crushes our hand, we're not getting good enough odds to go for the full house.

Turn is pretty bad and it's very obvious you're bluffing.

Villain range is mostly Ax, Kx and draws. He can't really have a good aces if he's a reg and 3bets. Kx and weak Ax (most of his Ax) check back the turn... draws can go either way. So why would you go for a c/r if you had a value hand? You'd be missing out on so much value.

River is fine I guess since you have to shove once you get there like that.