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K almost broke my brain. :P

Why is AA2r so low feq bet with no ante? @ 24:00

Agree with Kesky, I really enjoyed how you explain the on-the-fly adjustments to your particular opponent.

Thanks for going over the AA3 SRP; I'd like to see this in future videos. Also, I found your pre-flop strategy adjustments vs the weaker player useful.

Excellent video. I enjoyed your understanding of each situation as well as your clear understanding of the strategy you implement.

Enjoyed this video a lot and looking forward to more videos like this one

JsJ hand vs Goose - just can't ever see the logic of continuing 7x vs JJ sound. Against Goose's Ax you're dead with 7x and JsJx can hit FH or backdoor flush.

9:50 curious on A64JK why you want to reopen river IP for block?

I also struggle finding efficient bluffs there. In hindsight it seems low PP might perform nicely since they remove higher PP SB almost always take this line with, as well as blocking Axs that could take this line. Lmk what you think

Think very good content for an essential pro, well done!

Stone certified beauty, mr. dvoress.

Content was great, looking forward to the next.

Glad to see you back and thanks for the analysis on all the spots...do you possibly have any interest on reviewing the latest Limitless hu matches?

Hey there, where have you found the best solutions to preflop ranges for o8? Thanks.

What are some good resources for ranges for a more standard game type like full ring?

Great video thanks!

Around 19:47 on J87s3s2x (OOP big XR after flop xx); I think you mention this somewhat in the video, but it makes sense that the concept of checking J7 J8 is so IP can bet air, and at the same time bet QQ-AA for value. (I believe this a decent chunk of IPs river composition)

Also, OOP's blockers w/ J7 J8 block IPs continue range vs jam (think stuff like JTo J9s), however you can see 88/77 are pure river jams b/c of their unblocker effects.

Hi, great review and love the use of node locking at the end. Few questions.

Any reason you choose to input raise & bet sizes with factors of 999%, instead of clicking the All In button on each street?

You touched on not finding a donking strategy with this deep of stacks, do you still do this for EP? Seeing as we have a bigger range adv as opposed to when CU is opener and not EP, therefore donking becomes more profitable?

Thanks

Enjoyed this format a lot

Really enjoyed this one

97dd spot around 4 min, shouldn't we expect BB to give up a lot of FD hands/9d8x type hands otr, making this combo and something like 76dd decent bluff catches...whereas 76ss would be slightly worse

Around 41 mins, you xc flop w 95dd in a SRP and the turn goes xx on 974sss2xAx...you imply that you aren't implementing block bets, is this bc it isn't adding much EV to your strat? or is this an exploit vs player/pop sorta thing? would like to hear thoughts. ty

around 39:50 when BS double barrels Ax9d on K94xxd8d...you say BS having the 9d leads to him being XR less, am I missing something there? Likely you meant Ad?

Good series, I know this isn't covered in this video but can you post your formula for the starshelper geometric sizings.

do you think the small leads on top card pairing add a lot of ev to ur strat? i.e. timestamp around 22 min w 86 on KQ6K

26 mins or so--SBvBU 3bp w 99 on 976dcc4x5x... you say his turn float w/ AdTh vs 1/2p is horrible, however, I'd agree its fine since if he's not floating a hand like that OTT, which fwiw is mostly ahead of all your semi-bluffs, OTR 5x he only ends up being able to bluff pairs or FDs which seems quite inefficient. (The flopped FD prob end up being worse bluffs OTR than the AT anyways in terms of removal.) So to me, it seems like his play is fine even though it's going to be a pretty breakeven call OTT. I'd imagine he's likely getting overfolds from your JJ-KK, 9x, A7 portion of your range on this specific river since you'll perceive him to be under-bluffing, which will help the EV on his turn call (you're not putting those ATo, JT combos in his range.)

think u answered own q for #2 but would like to hear his thoughts on that too. imagine it's a probe freq w big sizes turn+riv

29:59 3 way sq pot w T9cc, what hands r u lead bluffing turn w? as we flop either a ton of air or flush b/c flatting range is not including offsuit broadways (we don't have the AcJx KcQx type hands pre now since 3 way)

seems like the 44c or like a A4hh (blocking AhAc or AhKc continues etc) but interested what u think here. ofc we get the AcQx or AxQc, is that sufficient enough for us to bluff?

Great video Nuno, lots of good stuff here.

Spr is 8, so we could just half pot it down which probably gets stacks in (kinda late to do the math right now). But yeah we're put in a gross spot, however if he can ever c/r AA or KJ for value here then we're in fine shape to rip.

Good reasoning and I think we should actually make our decision heavily based off of our perception of if he realizes what our check back range can and should consist of.

I like checking back in this spot, but often am betting very small ($55-75ish) without pretty much all my range.