Ari Ben

I'm up in the air about the turn lead tbh. Yes it is definitely a better card, but are you leading with nut straight there on a rainbow board? Not sure what it reps. Think you are x/c sets and other good made hands here. OOP with one street to follow, I think I prefer a x/r bluff or x/f.

Agree with this.

I like the x/r on the turn as the better option then the x/r on the flop.
The x/r on the flop can only rep so much (sets, and a wrap, maybe 2 pairs as well, but think that's less common) and will still get called a lot of the time forcing you to have to barrel off on other streets. The x/r on the turn though, looks super strong and makes it difficult for a lot of hands to call. We also have a blocker of top set, and two blockers for nut straight on the turn.

Thanks for the response.
Not sure if you would know, but how do we factor in the 4 Q's if at all? Although it would more often than not constitute a chopped pot, is our information flawed by not considering it an out when we hold the J-10 combo as well?

Would still like you to explain it.

In regards to the 28cc hand at 12 mins, I don't see the purpose in the jam. Results aside, you only get called by better except for Kx at times (feel that Ax would check/call river most of time). Even so, that Kx will be check/calling the river some of the time as well.
I tried to listen to the math you were doing to explain the river jam, but couldn't fully comprehend. Could you try explaining it once more?

**Edit: Looking at it again, I do like the jam. Think there are way more combo's of Kx that you do end up getting value from.

Saying that, if you could still explain your math on the end that would be great. Thanks.