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Whatever your winrate is elsewhere, subtract 4-5bb/100. You have to play the leaderboards and hope to run well in the BBJ to have long term success. I know guys playing 200 rush and cash making 5 figures a month with 1bb/100 winrates.

ACR at least acknowledges there is a problem. Ignition/Bovada must have significantly downsized or eliminated their security department. The blatant collusion and bots lately have been insane. They've been completely overrun,.

When you structure your ranges properly, you are less likely to get coolered. You see this a lot in live poker where players limp/call something like 84s and then are surprised that when all of the money goes in, they have a dominated flush. GTO solvers actually do this a lot, by constructing ranges that don't have as many reverse implied odds types of hands in certain ranges, like checking a straight draw that could hit and get dominated by a better straight draw, instead of putting more money in the pot.

I agree with matlittle, given the overbet from a weak reg/fish where they are going to have to turn a lot of pairs into bluffs, it will be hard for them to be bluffing enough, IMO.

Do you tighten up your iso range with lots of limps ahead of you? Let's say you are on the button and there are 5 limps ahead. A6o would be a fine open from the BTN, but since we are Isoing to a huge size, I assume we want to tighten up to something like ATo+ in this spot?

Any chance you do a video on how to approach stakes where the raise size is huge relative to the stacks? I play in a 1/3 1k cap game, and the typical open size is around $20. Makes it awkward when someone does this and they have a $300 stack.

19:00 you're surprised he went 3/4 on the Q7Jdd flop, why is that? Seems like a standard spot to have a polar cbet range.

Preach brother. This is so obvious, but people are stuck RNGing every spot. It makes 0 sense if you think you have an edge in a game.

The best part was the dining room table negotiation tactics. You should do a series on that, :)

These preflop ranges in your sims seem quite wonky. BB range isn't very polar compared to the sims I have from GTO Wizard and Monker. Stuff like mixing 55-44, the large region of suited 2-3 gappers,

Nice video. You can see on the first hand why the pool under bluffs from EP on this type of board. They have to bluff this and a lot of airballs to make us want to continue with marginal hands.

I disagree that villain needs to polarize on the turn, given the SPR and the fact that he is in position. This could be the only size that villain has on the turn and that's a fine simplification.

T42 hand with QJo early in the video seems like a nice spot to mix in a flop overbetting strategy. The continuing range is really hard to figure out if it isn't well studied by opponents. This offers lots of room for various exploits based on how the pool responds. As played, I don't think having a blocking range IP makes a lot of sense on the flush completer turns. We can continue to barrel for a normalish size with lots of our value and not expect to get XR enough to punish us for this strategy. Also need to mix in a lot of healthy checkbacks to pick off river probes. Nice video.

This was exactly what I was looking for and really like this approach. The only other videos I have seen that come close are Uri Peleg's. Do you have any other suggestions on similar coaches or RIO vids that take a similar approach?

It looks like you're just using a bigger sizing on these boards. If you introduce a smaller bet on the A42 types of boards, won't you be betting pretty frequently, due to having the advantage in the KK-99 region?

Nice vid, sick results. Could you change your table theme to a darker one? This teal color is terrible on the eyes.

9:00 AK hand, you said he was way too tight against 3 bets, but what does his UTG opening range consist of? If it is relatively tight, I don't think he is betting with underpairs like KK and QQ, so I think this polarizes his range more towards sets and mainly flush draws.

Are you raising to deny equity to his draws? I am just confused about this hand, because of villain's tight image and seemingly polar cbetting range.