Igor Campanha

Great ft analysis Chris.
I have one question regarding ICM results on HRC:
@13:40: After locking the ranges, against a 21.6% jamming range, we should call 11.9%. We see that 44, A9o are breakeven and A9s is +0.01. So what´s is our threshold to start calling. I mean, A9s is a must call or we can let go some of these +0.01, +0.02?
Looking at his jamming range, KJs is +0.01. Should we take this too? Thanks!

Great video Chris, 40:39 Do you think it's good having a range of overbet in this turn? We have a huge advantage when he checks this flop and we also have a good blocker with 8x
Thx

Hey there, great video.

What do you think about 3betting a linear range in EP/MP positions deep stack in order to avoid squeezes? I know it depende on how active are the players behind us and how good are some hands to just flat, but I see some regs doing that. What is your consideration?

@39:44 68hh: won't u consider check raising here given the stack depth?
Great video man!! Hope to see some videos talking about 15-20bb flats from SB.

MTTs themes like:
- Probing turns;
- Turn check/raises;
- SB flat with 20bb less.

Hi there Gray,

@10:09: Usually I get pretty confused on how to create a flatting range against 3bets with this stack size (25-35bb). How do you create you range against a standard 3bet size (2.5-3x), like what is your bottom calling range there considering what I said, especially out of position. I am flatting hands like J9s, JTs, QTs, AQo, AJo, etc.

Thanks!!

Great comment. I'd love to see some analysis about check/raising and raising in position with differents stack sizes too. And talking about squeezes, I'd like to see with this spot playing like 20-45bb and deep stacks!! Thank u

Hi gray, love your videos man
@7:55: on this type of board where BB has equity advantage, his probe turn seems pretty reasonable with a mix of draw/value hands. Do you consider raising turn as a freeze play forcing him to check river to protect our hand?
Thanks man!!

Great video Sam.

What I like to do also to calculate my shoving range is to change the calling range of raiser, like on the @13:00 with 66. A lot of people like to open blockers in this scenario, making a huge gap between the opening and calling range, making our shoving range wider.

Hey man,@3:21 whats the main reason of opening 67s with this stack size? Usually i dont open this kind of hands in this depth

Love ur videos, thx

Hello Ben, nice to see you playing WCOOP!
17:10: Won't u consider flatting AJhh? Even its an EP open, I usually flat these kind of hands on these stack sizes. What kind of hands would u recomend in this spot!
Thanks!!

Great video again gray!
Looking forward to see some deep runs on WCOOP!

GREAT video!!
Congratz for the EPT!!

hey Ben, great video.
8:04: AdJs on this type of board, dont we need to react with this combo, even its a multiway pot, with some backdoors and in position, or is it too loose?
Thank you!!

Hey Gray, nice video!
@10:13: On the 88, is it ok to chose to 3bet this hand, comitting with the BTN and SB? Usually in these spots i opt to do that, cuz 88 doesnt seem to hit the flop very well.
Thanks :)

these spots with 55 and 33 are ok to 3bet imo, once u might get squeezed flat calling in these positions, and u are comitting to the shorstacks ahead (showing some strenght). I think the main reason must be it. Lets wait gray to answer!