Gabriel Tavares

Very insightful and straightforward lesson, thanks Owen!

On a river spot, the percentage of bluffs in a player's betting range must be the same as the pot odds the other player has to call, to stay balanced. E.g If a player bets 1/3 on the river, he has to have 20% combos of bluffs on his range, otherwise he will be exploitable

It would be much better if you only filtered the hands from your DB, the resolution and the voice recording of the live play aren't very good.

Hi, Ryan. I'm not sure the ATC Break Even % and the Big Blind MDF% chart are correct. The minimum frequency the SB bet should work for him to open with any two cards is: frequency = bet / (bet + pot), therefore the MDF formula for big blind is: 1 - [bet / (bet + pot)] i.e If SB opens 2bb, the BB MDF = 1 - [2/(2+2.5)] = 0.556 or 55.6%.

Shouldn't it be EV = 60% * 12 + 40% * 50% * ( 120,5 - 80) ?

At 23:50, I don't see any reason to raise, there are much more hands on his range that beat us than hands that we can get value from, in my opinion. Thanks for the video!

I would like to see you going through all the hands, so we could have a better idea of your pre-flop range in different situations. Great video anyway!