Shookones 1000NL HU (2)

@fatboi Thanks much @rruby86 We need to be betting bigger because of effective stacks as that would be most consistent with our value range. Also, since the plan in this specific spot is to bet turn and not follow up on a lot of rivers, ~240 will yield more turn folds...don't want a hand like 99 getting curious. 

At 11:56 you say that shoving QT there will weaken his range when he wants to flat hands like T8. How does jamming QT weaken his flatting range if he just flats all his pair + draw hands? Or are you saying that jamming QT and flatting T8 makes his range for jamming too weak?

At 26:32 you talk about as stacks get deeper 22 is less of a flat from the BB because it is harder to get to showdown. This doesn't make sense to me as only so much money can go in in three streets, and it is less than 100bb barring overbets. Why is it harder to get 22 to showdown at 160bb than 100? All I see is the upside of greater implied odds for a set.

One criticism I have (in an otherwise awesome video) is that you talk about players making the mistake of assuming other people think like them, but then you pull up notepad and start analyzing his range when he raised on QQ9ccd and just make a very unfounded assumption that he is probably going to use small diamonds as his main bluffing hands and actually consider the number of combos he is doing it with. This just seems like you are basing his range off what hands you would choose to bluff with but I wouldn't expect most bad regs to choose those hands.