delhalal

why raise the turn? you're only ahead of J7s and he might fold that to the raise. As played easy fold. There's no bluffs in his range given your hand is pretty face up.

4 minutes in you check/call the river with AT just because you played it passively. I doubt we see enough bluffs here to make this a +EV call, there are almost no hands with 0 SD value that check that turn and bet the river. I think that was clear fold

at 27min mark you call a 3bet OOP with 65s, near the bottom of your range. Any reason for this seemingly -EV call?

at 23m41 you bet/call the turn with the ace of clubs nut flush draw getting quite good potodds. I still think this is a fold and if not then shouldve been bet smaller so that it can be a bet/fold. Villain's range here is flushes mostly and some sets against which you have less than 18% equity.

at 3m49 you fold the flop against a cbet with a backdoor flushdraw on a dry-ish board. What hands would you bluffraise here and why not float or bluffraise this hand? Also, any consideration to 3betting preflop? We have position and villain will be in tough spot to continue with a lot of hands

I noticed you auto folded Q5o in SB without facing any raises. I recently adopted the strategy of limping all hands in the SB so I'm curious why you would auto-fold such a stellar hand.

i noticed you called a 3bet in EP with A7s. This isnt a hand I normally open UTG let alone call 3bets with from this position. What's your reasoning for opening? In my db I lose money opening weak suited aces in EP over a large sample size and the regs don't really 3bet very wide BB vs EP

I see you coldcall small pocket pairs. I looked over thousands of hands in my database and I seem to be losing everywhere except for the big blind coldcalling small pocket pairs. Should I still continue to do it but somehow find a way to turn it into a profit? I simply don't know what I'm doing wrong with them if you are able to turn them into a profit. Please tell me you looked at this in your database.

the very last hand with A3o I don't think opponents would put you on many flushdraw combos given you checked the flop and only called the turn even if you could actually have those hands in your range I think your perceived range is much weaker as evidenced by his call. I think it's a fine spot to underbluff and go for thin value with KT hands maybe.

on the J75 flop at 13:49 you decide to turn your hand into a bluff on the turn. I'm not entirely sure what you put his range on but to me that looks like Jx/7x or a draw a lot. all of which are going to call your raise.
On the river you claim to get Jx to fold but you barely rep many 7x hands because you'd probably check back a ton of them on the flop and I doubt he's donking turn with all of his Jx hands so unless you have a specific read here I feel like you're either up against 7x a ton or getting called by Jx regardless

id call sets 88+ and fold A8/A9/66 and below expecting to see mostly sets and A9s sometimes and T9 or T8s very rarely.