Chris

Hi, 

the 22 stands for VPIP (Voluntarily put $$ in pot ) and tells you the percentage of the time a player either calls or raises preflop. The 16 stands for PFR (Preflop Raise) and shows only the percentage of hands the player raises before the flop.

-Chris 

Thanks guys!

@GInTheorem: Yes, you are right, I've missed some hands in his range, but it shouldn't make a big difference in terms of equity.  I've also missed to say that his turn cbet stat was really low on a small sample. He just had bet the turn 1 out of 7 times. So, this should make his bet even more stronger.

Hi Simon, 

again a great video but I've got a couple of questions. :) First of all, could you explain your hud stats please? Would be great. Maybe u already did it in an old video, but I can't find any explanation. First hand (88), whats your plan against a weakish reg? Do you stick to the plan and shove otr? 

@41:21 (AJs) .... if the turn is a blank, I guess you would play the hand the same way? bet ott and shove otr, because he almost never had a better hand in this spot and could call down light with his underpairs?

@43:06 (QQ oop in 3bet pot) ... whats your plan for the turn & river if he keeps barreling here ?

Thanks in advance and keep up this really nice format!

-Chris

@48:20 .... wouldn't it be better to make a lager bet ott (~22$) ? If we expect him to x/c the turn and x/f the river most of the time, we maximize our value and additionally we set up stacks for shove the river without overbetting.

I was going to ask the same question. Would be really nice, if you could tell us what stats your HUD shows.

Besides that, great video again! Hope there is comming a lot more from you.

Thanks!

Hi Simon, really nice format. Like it a lot! 

One question to the AdKh @35:44 ... what is your plan for the turn, if the reg overcalls otf ? I guess against a race it is a fold? Is there even any hand he should raise?