Privko

Hello Richard,

I very much enjoy your educational content. Your videos are relevant and in depth in interesting spots thanks to the solver dive downs (I like them more immediately after the spot).
You also almost always get me chuckling with comments like the one with not being sure if your notes may be "undiplomatic" :D
So keep up what you are doing please and up your fees with RIO!

gotta go right now so just a short comment -

2 things :

1. i think you have to take some bluffs into his range especially 33 44 if you think he plays 22 55 66 (i do so too)

2. you should lower the distribution of 34 22 55 66 hands if that is possible with the tool as he is sometimes (i think in general more often than not) c/r those

and those 2 points should already make your life easy i'd imagine

watched the first 3 mins and after your description of villian this seems like a trivial raise to induce/get it in spot to me... you are def ahead of a mid 40s stuck gambling rec player's flop potting range and should just push your equity. don't like a call as turns are iffy to play. gonna watch it all ..

i agree with phils post as an overall strategy but if you think hes spazzing around (which he clearly is, i know easy to say after seeing results) i like your line alot.

what if in the J8 hand turn goes check check and river is checked to you?

i see more merits for betting (folding out weak Axxx being biggest, charging smaller wraps which could c back, getting no action on turn when it checks around and you hit - kinda hard having a bluffing range into 3 people) than for checking (keeping dominated straightdraws, which cant go with the hand on the flop, in) so bet it.

i think his play is ok, as long as he is not overdoing it and also betting blank rivers. he is folding out straights, kkx and some small flushes with that line. 

i don't like his river sizing, feel like he should either go bigger or bet 1/3ish pot to induce with bigger being better probably.

1 . luck obv :)

2. knowing opponent tendencies

3-5 game selection / no tilt / no autopilot

i feel like potting flop =(>) your line. the merit of bringing hands like he has to fold, out of the assumption that he is also thinking you are not going broke with aces "with nothing to go with it", is huge. his actual hand does have 40% on the flop he's not making any mistakes going with that, which he should not if you pot it. (am i wrong here?)

that said, i love your turn plan in the actual way the hand played out.