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at least 40bbs for set mining to be profitable.

Watched less than 10 mins.. I think You should talk more about why Your play was good or bad. And what could be the best way to play the hand! There is no yes or no in poker.. There is math that explains almost everything. A good example could be an A3s fold when You get 6 to 1 on a BB as a shortstack vs stacks deeper than 40BB+ where a loose or bad player could flat SB w a wide range..

Yeap, one awful play that deep in such a week field tourney, playing against top reg :) If You think he can be light there You can still cold call his 3bet w a hand that plays postflop very good, given that You are both like 50BB+ deep. As You make a cold 4bet, You are committed to an initial raiser, so that brings a message to Moorman, You are not light there. That means You wont see him 5betting light there :)

There is almost no draws on that flop regs would stack off that deep in such a weak field tournament. Your cbet sizing screams - I have an overpair! Yeah... I could maybe call w AcAx.. This1 is an easy fold )

Stopped at 2nd hand where You call a 3bet OOP w AJs. Usually when You get a cback on a flop like QQ6 with possible flush draw, the OPP is giving up or his hand has a showdown value. When You bet a turn like 3/4 of a pot, You are repping a pretty thin range. So, on the river when a flush comes out, He will amost never bet KK, AA, so what are You repping and what do You beat there if You are going for a c/r the river...

Wont even talk about 72o defend as Jason explained it mathematically as good as its possible as a -EV move! But... What about 84o .. ? Do You defend that wide vs regs too or only vs randoms as the field in these SW and SMs are pretty weak overall? If so isnt it -EV in distance although w antes You usually get better than 4 to 1 on minraise defending from BB.

Also ~22 min You c/r 3bet pot 257w possible FD. Dont think its the best option here that deep vs reg on a pretty dry board that deep in early stage! Mostly You will be called once w OPs and folded on Your bet on the turn.. Especially if he knows You are a good reg!

Nice vid. Liked Your analysis of AQo in EPT sat. Althouhg at ~19:30 openning MP w 99, You get 3betted from BB, pretty tight reg, when antes are only 15 from player deeper than 40bigs and You jam on him. That could be a mistake coz he shouldnt almost ever be light here getting a great odds on the BB he can flat very wide range up till 99, AJ and maybe even AQ and 3bet gii the range You re behind. I think flatting his 3bet is the best option here. Correct me if Im wrong. Thanks!

Nope! As I know openner is a reg, so he will usually shove his average hands 15 bigs deep(like 78s, JTo, and smthn like that)through 2 shortstacks behind him (10 and 11 blinds) on a BB on sitout and r/c to induce an action w hands he s not folding! So... thats a fold !

You have to have really tight openning image if You think CO will fold AJs + there is a lot of dead money in the pot to make it really profitable. But as I mentioned AJs is the botttom range he could shove! 88+, AQo+ would be standard coz of there is no much difference here 88 or 99, coz u r usually folding 9s on open, shortack shove and some1 isolating ~30bigs deep vs utg open!

Could be like AJs+, AQo+, 88+.

I think we can still flat that deep w AKs and fold AKo (although we re OOP).

Id flat that deep and see what is HJ doing after that plus we are IP on SB. Depending on a turn card and on HJ, we decide what to do next. SB can be raising hands like T9 and QT which could be barreling turn and give up on a river if he wont improve.

Snapity snap )

Dont like the cback on that flop that deep. Bet at least 2/5 of pot an let him follow w his gutshots and so. As of board You can definetly have AK the way You played the hand. So I doubt he s betting pot twice not having AK or like nut flush draw on the turn. Id fold the river the way its played.