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What you're saying only applies "cleanly" in a nuts/air vs bluff catcher scenario. OTF the terms "bluff/value" don't really work given almost everything has equity.

Could you please describe more detailed the conception/strategy with small sizing FlopCbet, and high frequency? In which spots should we use this strategy instead of big sizing FlopCbet, smaller frequency strategy ("nuts/air" scenario). It would be great if you could provide some examples for each strategy and probably compare advantages/disadvantages of each one.

Also, If we use small sizing/high freq strategy on flop, what is our plan on Turn (in terms of sizings/frequencies)?

P.S. Thanks for the video).

Hi, thank you for the video.

I strongly recommand u watch the video by PG（the death of ev）

Could you please provide the link to this video? I've never heard about it.

Hi, thanks for the video.
at 15:19, you fold T9s COvsMP. Is it a standard fold for you?
And what is you range cc/3bet from COvsEP/MP?
at 34:44 2nd table w AQs on River. Will you have any bluff range on River in this spot? If yes, what are the best hands to bluff River in your opinion?

Hi, thanks for a good video.
at 40:30, on the third table w J7hh, board 6Q9A w 2FD,
1. Why did you use a big sizing Turn check-raise? Do u think that we have a big FE on the Turn, with this sizing? And do we need to bluff a lot of rivers here, to make +EV play of our whole line?
2. What is your check-raise range and bet range on the turn?
3. On which River cards would you go on with bluff? What would you do on blank River, for example 3s?