Drop2YaDance Review

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The 5b ship w/ KQ was something I learned from CTS/Tri's book. KQ's card removal eliminates about 1/3 of the combos in a QQ+/AK value felting range. Consequently I like to 4b/5b bluff w/ it a decent amount of the time (I obv 4b bluff w/ it more than I 5b bluff it). I totally agree with you that it has a nice amount of post-flop playability, and that w/o the right dynamic and especially in position, I should likely play it for a single raised pot. The QQ hand was awkward for me, I like turn donk

Thanks for the tip about The Walking Dead. The first episode was good. As for the video, I disagree with your thoughts on which hands to 3-bet in some spots. I definitely don't think you should prefer to 3-bet a hand like T9s BVB over a hand like T9o. The same goes for A5s/A5o MP versus BTN. The suited variant of the hands play very well postflop and we should be happy seeing a flop in position with them.

Button opening: V dependent on players on the blind. I'm usually opening anything suited. The more trouble my opponents give me, the more connected I want the suited cards. If the two blind player have a combined fold BB to steal of 145+ I will open any two.

3B'ing cont....The question is, do you pick up more value flatting those suited hands than I do when I flop a big hand or can fire that turn barrel w/ high equity vs a often weak range? Given the bloated nature of 3B pots, you really have a lot of ground to make up when flatting w/ those hands.

I'll work harder on my speech patterns. Listening to myself doing that def annoys me, so I'm not surprised it annoys others.

Sammut, yes he could certainly have those strong A hands and I would expect a call a majority of the time. It's really a math problem. He's going to fold hands like mid pocket pair and going to fold hands like Arag. The problem w/ the overbet is you have to be right a decent majority of the time, therefore you need signficantly more combos he's folding vs combos that are calling. I forget the size of the overbet, but you need something like a 2:1 ratio. It's close, obv.

thanks a lot for the answer...hope to see in future some videos like this

uh ahh uh this was hard to listen to uh uh ahh uh had to turn it off after 5 mins ah uh