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would it be advantageous to introduce multiple bet sizes on the flop when the ev difference is very little between that and a single 1/3 bet so that villains have a harder time playing against us? this obviously would come at the cost of complicating our own strategy as well

at 1750 left table w/r to what our bluffs should be vs this size, is it wrong to assume we can turn hands like Ax of spades into a high equity bluff or is this hand too strong? what about other pair + flush draws that block top end of villains 2x overbet range? on top of this, can we also raise some combo draws?

when u 3 bet larger, are u doing so with a more polar range or are u still being relatively linear? if the former, you mentioned that a larger sizing makes 4 betting not as profitable for villain but couldn't 4 betting small vs a polar range be a good adaptation?

@8:30 villain is going to show up with a lot of middling low show down hands. how frequently do you expect him to be barreling turn and river with these as opposed to barreling turn and giving up on river

Hey nice vid. How do you draw the line between bluff catching with hands high up in our range and bluff catching with hands that have better blockers but less raw hand strength than some other hands

41min 88 vs rec dont u think rec will fold to turn raise more than check back river if u call? he might potentially bluff river even though rare it is at least more than 0 when u jam turn

actually u make a good point. i definitely not c betting ak here 100% of the time on this board 3 ways oop.

i also play 50z so im not that good but here's my perspective:

flop: vs reg c betting here especially without Kc and against fish def c betting here, sizing is good

turn: think check/call is best here vs both fish and regs. if ur worried about gettign exploited in this spot by regs it could be good to x some strong hands here sometimes like qq, 1010, aq

river: basically always folding here exploitatively don't think regs and fish have enough bluffs here especially since board covers a lot of potential fd's that v has in his range here pre

i think x calling here is better than raising for protection. you can use some of your backdoors to call turn if u feel like v is barrelling too much aswell.

as played i think barrelling turn and river is fine but i don't really like the overbet on the river. i don't really agree that v can't get here with 7x. std button range has decent amount of 7x that gets here

x in this spot seems like a good idea. ive been working on checking more vs in position cold callers and this seems like a good candidate esp 3 ways to do so but not too sure. why 80% turn instead of overbetting turn?
river sizing was just random by me i didn't really give it too much thought on how much i should overbet it just seemed like a good amount. what are the merits to choosing 150 vs 200?

x raising flop seems good in a spot like this but im not sure i would want to x raise some strong hands on a board as wet as this 3 ways but im not too sure

what pair + straight blocker do i get to the river with that won't just x/call river?

hi at 31:25 bottom right table, are u betting this board 100% of the time with 1/3rd sizing? isnt' this a very wet board so bigger size is in order not 100% of the time?

also 35:53 in this spot are u also betting stuff like low pocket pairs for 1/3rd sizing? when called with these types of hands aren't you going to lose a lot on other streets?

thanks and nice video