Coleman's 200NL HU vs. Duselbauer

I think you would be fine defending all of these hands against someone that min-raises basically every button.  If I started to fold a bit more against his steals, it was because his steal % fell to about 80 which is drastically different than someone who steals 100%.

I usually don't defend any Kx hands below K5o but I can't say for certain defending K2o is bad.  However, I will say I have a preference towards Ax and Kx hands against passive opponents who allow you to showdown your hands more often.

Hey Colms.

At one point during the video you talk about villains that don't value bet thinly, and how it leads to spots in which when they bet they either have a really strong hand or air. Not really sure how to formulate my question; I guess I'm trying to as you how do you approach these spots and what influences your decision to give them credit or put them on air and click "call".

I've noticed that against people similar to the vilain in this vid I might be overly cally, and that I give too much gravity to the number of combos he is repping and maybe not enough to the fact that he is not all that likely to bluff in that spot. I know I phrased it a bit clumsily, but I'd really like to to hear your thoughts on the subject.

Thanks for the reply. Much appreciated.