No. Lex shouldn't be making mistakes. He sells khrap to people who think he know what he doing.

1. Blind vs. Blind the ranges are so so so wide. 2. Lex leads turn for 75% pot, a very large sizing on an extremely wet board. 3. River comes a 3 promoting any hand with a five in it to a straight. However, flush bricks out. Lex bets river for 75% sizing again. His range becomes very polarized when he goes big like this for two streets. His only value hands that make sense are Fours Full, Sevens Full or maybe 5 7 of hearts that became a straight. That's not many hands. On the other hand, his bluffs can be any missed hearts, Eight Nine, random broadway cards etc. He's not betting one pair hands this way so A 10 becomes a pretty strong bluff catcher especially considering that Lex doesn't have any AJ+ in his range, as those would likely 3-bet blind vs blind. I think Lex just messed up this hand. He shouldn't really have any large sizings like this in his range constructions after checking flop. If you're going to have a flop check check then turn bet, river bet, line on such a wet board, I think the solvers will much prefer a small turn sizing, and perhaps a small or medium sized river bet. This allows your bluffs to be conducted more cheaply, and makes it easier to get called when you have value. It also allows you to value bet wider (with trip sixes in this case for instance) and prevents your opponent from being able to profitably bluff-catch as much. Small turn and river sizings would have put much more pressure on A 10 as it'll almost appear as milking, especially on a four card straight board. I just think overall the line looked very fishy and enticed a call.

@@fedorholt6491 thanks man - I really appreciate your input here. You've helped me conceptualise how turn/river sizings translate to value combos and given thr narrow value range for that size vs all the bluffs Lex can have, ATo becomes a much more attractive call. Thanks pal

Is he a Master and of what? Deception?

@@ginagombroski65 Poker Master, one of the best in the world, do you think you could beat him in 3 heads-up, with 10k in chips each? I say 3 heads-up, because only one you can do crazy things and end up winning.

Yeah it’s a weird spot… I probably end up calling as well but feel pretty neutral about folding. It’s usually gonna be a hand like AJ, QQ-AA that is committing itself/denying equity and has a lot of shitty turns so just punts it in. Maybe AQ sometimes as a bluff.

Do you see one ?

@@SniperFloris no but u can hide it in stream my friend ;)

@@realtalk2994 prob wouldnt be any point if hes new to the tables, hands still get recorded and can use it when/if he gets few 10000 hands

hahahha, he is the worst playa ever

because in spots like this, when you raise, you are polarised to bluffs and very strong hands. (not saying Lex will be balanced here ever with his current leaks). A small raise doesn't achive anything, you don't get paid enough when they bluff catch you, and you actually have the strong hand. And your bluffs (regardless of how few there might be here) lose value.

Says the broke low stakes player ;)

his brain is way to programmed for tournaments... hed have to quit playing them and play cash every day for a year to even begin to process cash properly

He is learning and being open about it, even sharing his coaching. Just be thankful for sharing this alpha.

@@julliekoning no offence, I know what I am saying cause I play cash at NL 500, I have always been a fan of lex, I hope my comment should be taken in good spirit