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Sauce Theory Optimal

Point 2 made me lol. :)

Bet Flop.

Call.

Fold. 

Fold.

I prefer your 6-9 tabling deep ante series Leo, please keep doing those!

I agree 

The AQ peel varies so much based on opponent. It ranges from standard to terrible. You said it yourself right when he 3bet, your first instinct was "this looks pretty nutted" Obviously we aren't folding on a flop like that but still seemed prty gross to just blindly call and hope for the best. This is a spot that could have been avoided with the possible use of a HUD. i understand the reasonings for not using it but following the action on 12 different tables is impossible. The a2 hand directly after that was wishful thinking with your tilt meter undoublty ticked up a few gauges. U snapped decided to jam 19 bigs always being dominated by a call. I love your vids esp the last one regarding the whole tilt meter issue, that shit is so true and identifying it within yourself and other opponents can lead to maximizing lotza value.

Great series man, gg

this is so read-dependent and game-flow dependent.

A lot of other posters pointed out the obvious reasons why this doesn't seem like a good play, unbalanced range, etc etc..

Only thing I would like to add is do we need to full pot here as a bluff? his range is pretty polarized here to value hands (AJ+, sets, flushes) and pure floats on the flop there really isn't anything in between.with that said I think this line can be profitable, but I don't think we need to full pot as a bluff here given his range.I also think a smaller raise on the river widens out value range slightly, since it adds a few more combos of thin value hands into our range, but this would only be a factor if blom will think that you will try to go for thin value on river with non-nut hands.

It also opens up more play on the river for future hands depending on how he reacts to this line, since by adding more thinner value ranges into our range we may open up blom to trying to bluff 3bet the river.

Also save money on the times he snaps us, obv.

but again, everything is soo dependent on the flow of the match at this point and what gear/speed you guys are playing at, what adjustments have been made vs each other so far, etc.. etc..

I don't think anyone can really give you the correct answer in these spots, you really need to be in the match and have a good feel on your opponent's current state to make these spots profitable.

Excellent video! I really enjoyed watching you battle the other super LAG regs!