Rob Morelle

On the last hand, I would think in hindsight that with Kanu's small bet he was mostly trying to induce bluff raises with some of your floats. Also, he could get calls with your low to mid pocket pairs that may fold to big bets. And with your high made flushes he would get a ckraise allin as opposed to possibly a call with a large river bet. With only 1 king left in the deck I think he had you on mostly floats as your flush draws +gutters, etc would have gotten the money in earlier. imo.

I would be very interested to hear your thoughts on this as well in future videos.

I play a lot of small stakes and it seems like these really tight players always have the goods. In my opinion he has the made flush 80% of the time minimum, and 20% or less he has a smaller set. I believe he called your flop raise instead of re-raising to see if the board paired on the turn. I don't think overpairs or draws ever shove here IMO (you can calc the equity on that), although I would probably have a hard time folding myself which may be a leak.