deltac

Very interesting video. I've definitely been feeling lost on a lot of turns after raising flop, tending towards giving up way too many hands and betting way too small.

I was very surprised to see that 98s is a bet (and a large bet at that) on the 8s turn card. You did a great job of explaining why that bet does indeed make sense. Getting hands like TT-KK to fold is huge for us on that turn. Great video.

Incredibly helpful video. It's easy to overthink a lot of spots at the lower stakes against opponents that are easy to exploit.

Haven't quite finished the video yet, but I am really enjoying it so far. It's nice to see some examples of how to exploit a weaker pool like this. Also was very taken aback when you said you were about to bluff with a straight haha. We've all had those moments of not realizing we've made our hand, thought that was funny

I agree with the other comments, I think we can find some stronger hands (either made hands or higher equity bluffs) in these spots against aggro fish.

I have a question about the example hand at the end of the video. Which river cards that don't make our hand nutted are we bluffing on? My guess would be any non-spade 8, 5, 9, 4, 3, or 2 as these hands will make our sets and straight draws nutted. I could be way off here though.

Or are we stuck almost always having to jam here with only 4-high as it is always losing when the river checks through? If we do have to make this shove almost always, which rivers are the exceptions?

Just finished your FTGU and am now watching your other videos. Love your style of making videos. Easy to understand but not overly dumbed-down. Also funny. Thanks for your hard work.