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Great video as always.

At the 12:20mark after calling the 3bet with 87hh. When you block turn after Vchecks back flop what do you think about when we bet river we use a 1.5x sizing to maximize fold equity. Great video as always thank you!

Thanks for the video sauce!

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yeah i love this video. Your explanations are top notch. Been trying to get better at tournaments and your videos have helped alot.

great video! , @ 14:42 you said you were not sure why pocket 55 pure bets after X/R and 44 cks. i wonder if its because if we bet with 55 we unblock 4x? and when we bet with 44 we block the 4 and our hand needs no protection.

awesome video as always. I have been watching almost all of your videos and what i noticed was that in past videos you range bet 1/3 ip and oop. Now i see you mainly check flop ip and oop and usually range bet when you are in 3bet pots and not single raised pots. Or when you do bet in single raised pots Ip and oop you usually have a hand that can be bet on all three streets? i just moved up to 200nl and have been struggling a little bit, from doing well at 100nl then struggling at 200nl im really eager to get better and fix my leaks i know i have. Thank you for your amazing content.

i see you play 6max and like to range bet ip 1/3, does this apply for 9max where pots usually go 3-4ways? Great video as always. Fix that hair! haha jk.

Awesome video Henry! I really enjoy the way you think about the game. What I found interesting was choosing hands to double barrel that don’t block the Bdfd on the flop. I think it was QQ7cds Turn 2c and betting with a hand like JThh was better because you unblock Villains flop floats with Bdfd that fold turn And blocking QJ and QT . I really learned a lot thank you, looking forward to the next video.

I enjoyed the video a lot. I think less hands and deeper analysis is great for this format. Understanding what hands to check and bet on certain flops turn and rivers based on folding and calling range, was an interesting topic that I enjoyed. Thanks!

Hi brad great video! Quick question during the 30min mark you decided to 4bet KTo in CO vs BTN 3bet? Would you say that a hand like KQo should be 4bet and KTo just a fold. Once Villain calls your 4bet I was Interested on why you chose that sizing? I felt like it was quite large on the flop leaving weird stack size on the turn. On the turn you checked your hand cause you would check AA and KK but would you say it would be better to shove this combo on the turn to guarantee to realize your equity? I feel like once we check turn we give up on the hand because we always fold to shoves and since SPR is low on the turn V is most likely shoving.

Thanks again for the great video as always!

At around 35:55 you check raised with AJ.

My thinking would be I don't think you have that much of a raising range here. I think AJ plays better as a call and maybe a check raise on certain turns. I think the raiise on the flop can fold out bluffs that may double barrel.

Regarding the J9 hand I like the fold. I prefer calling with a hand like j9clubs in that situation since we don't block potiental bluff combos that villain may have on the river. With the diamonds in your hand we take away bluff combos. I also think villan plays AJ this way and I don't see to many bluffs villain can have in that spot. Am I thinking about this in the right way?

Great video!

Correction it was an UTG open sorry. but vs a hijack open what do you do here? just for discussion:) Also how can we get our sessions reviewed by you?

Great video Steve! Question around 25 min you decided to fold KQ on the cutoff vs an Hijack open. My question is, of course 4betting this hand with some frequency should be fine due to blockers, but what hands are in your calling range here? What hands have a lot more post flop playability? Thank you for this video!