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Hey Brian, nice vid again. Just wondering about the set of fours hand early on. Villain ends up check folding turn but you said if he barrelled, your plan was to raise turn. This is not something I do at all and seems like it would be hard to balance. My default would definitely be to continue calling and save my raise until the river. Would like to hear what you think the merits are of raising in this spot. Is it mostly because we are deeper?

Can you explain why flatting in position with AK v 3b is not even considered? Seems like a reasonable play to me. 

The cold4b stats are in the vs2+ raisers section. 

@22 mins table 4, we call mp in co with 55, get squeezed by the btn and coldcalled by a fish in the blinds. You elect to fold and I would set mine here all the time thinking that if we hit we are likely to stack someone. Is it not worth it in your opinion? What would your calling range be?
Cheers James, enjoying the series so far.