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Nice video! Thanks!

42:40 You defend the big blind with 75o versus a Low Jack open who has 18BBs. Shouldn't we be tighter with these low unsuited cards versus a probably strong open range from the short stack? If the flop is 742r and your opponents perceived to be tight with a 50% CBet, then do you check-raise and get it in?

Hi Sam, nice video as always! 31:30 : what about shoving the turn with AQ on 5cQhJh2c to deny him equity with Ax fd or AK? I think with this SPR many players tend to call anyway; and check/fold many rivers when they dont hit, also because this is quite bad spot to bluff shove here because of the ICM.

@10:04 I've never seen other pros calling preflop with QTo vs CO. Is it +EV, because there is ante and players wasn't squeeze happy behind you?

Hi Sam! My question is also about the ATo (36min) : how much looser is Trueteller than the average, what is his opening range from that position? And what is ur 3bet range in this situation? Thank you in advance!

Please continue the series, so far most interesting calldowns!

GG

min.22: A5s: I think 55BBs is a little too deep to check-raise here; if he 3bets we will be in a pretty bad shape (I think this deep if he plays correctly, he will just call JJ+, top pair or flush draws). In addition to that we have showdown value, we dont need to bluff out AJ+; KJ+ will have just 4 outs etc. Moreover if he cbets too frequently on the turn (we dont see HUD here), an option is to check-raise there and win an extra bet. Plus your check-call range will be quite week on the long run, if you always check-raise your nut flush draws and a flush card comes on the turn. Of course under 40bbs I think also its a standard check-raise situation on the flop, especially if villain cbets a lot on the flop. Maybe I am wrong, I would be happy to see your thoughts on this.

I find it interesting that all cards revealed, even if Juan didn't play in that round.

The more information from the game-flow the better...

Hi Stevie! Nice video! I'd like to see the tough and advanced hands (bluffcatches, bluffs, 3bet pots, 3-4bet dynamics). Don't need to show all the hands, just explain your thoughts as you did ;)

Big thanks!

If Call it +EV in that spot, than shoving is definitely +EV as well, because he will never fold to such odds.

Phil, when I peel wide from BB I have problems with GTO-like defend. I'd be happy to see how you play the bottom of your range until the river. Examples, filtered hands would do;)

I love the video! It would also be nice to see:
- how you combat vs. flop cbet raises
- when you don't cbet flop with 2nd pair or worse and bluffcathing or turning your hand into bluff..
- turning weak holdings into bluff

I loved this analysis, I would have folded on the turn...pfff
I'd like to see more turn and river analysis from you for similar spots. For instance passive line until the river, but opponent raises your bet or you get check-raised somewhere.

AdJd hand: you need 21.64% equity. Against a pretty tight range, with no bluffs: AT+,AA,QQ,33,Ts9s,KsTs,JsTs,9s,8s you have 25% equity, so its deffinetely a call. Even if he add the only small Ax, the A3 and no other Ax, u have 22.73% :)

Even if you would play KJ this way, isn't it too few combinations of hands to represent?

34:10  You 3 barells with AQs after a missed Cbet. I think you were only repping AJ with the big bets on flop and turn, but on the river your big bet makes it 0 value hand in your range, since you wouldn't play KJ with this sizing I guess. Can you explain it to me, please?