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Owen, this was so helpful. My stakes and play style are very similar to the hero in this video. Thank you!!!

I'm very new to PIO but this video was very helpful. Thank you!

Not blocking any Jx sucks, but I think he has a lot of Kx/Qx here and it's a great spot for him to put in a polarizing bet like this. Don't think you did anything wrong.

Versus some villains you can probably put in a cheeky turn bet, but with this run out, folding is fine.

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I've been flatting the top portion of my range in these spots and pretty much cbetting 100%. At these stack depths I think it's going to work pretty often. But this is definitely one of the most awkward spots in the later stages.

Summary: If we're 3betting here then I think we should follow through with our entire range.

Sure the straight comes in if we're only scared of a hand like 78s. I really don't think he has a straight here. I think this early and this deep a lot of bad players are flatting with any A here and AJ looks to be the nuts quite often. Any Ace ( esp suited), 55, and 66 take this exact line. I think ever other pair is folding to your flop cbet. Because that range is so narrow I also like betting 1/3ish pot and folding to a raise on river. Allows us to get value from worse and leaves us room to fold if needed.

This might be the easiest shove of your life. Didn't even really need to read any further once I saw your stack size.

I mean what is your shove on the worst flop ever going to accomplish? You're almost never getting worse to fold. Every decent flush draw is snap calling you and one of your outs is already dead.

Easy jam aipf.

29:45 with K9o you would elect to open even at 22x. I'm assuming this is because we have deeper stacks behind us? I'm guessing we wouldn't open this with similar stacks around us. I would almost always fold in this spot.

By the way I've learned so much from your videos. Thank you for making them.