Thank you for having me on mate, it was a lot of fun! Looking forward to watching Part 2 😎

Great videos Kruzer. Really looking forward to a lot more content from you. Cheers. Love from India.

also would like to see more with sifiasco, guy has good thought process and way to explains things, who knows maybe he will make his own channel someday too haha

Cool video, looking forward to the next one 💪

This is excellent content. Good dynamic, both of you very good at explaining in a concise way with clear logic and focusing on the important stuff first and then adding some color to it with details after. Keep it up!

37:47 "over protect"...This is a new concept I learned.

lot of valuable things to take away from this one! i like that you guys didnt just talk about your specific hand but also went over what u wouldve done with other hands in this spot/what villains raises should be etc. i very much like your play&explains but I think other videos like the session review or this one is a cool way to mix things up!

AQ hand is interesting because solver does the opposite on the turn - AQcc checks 90%. In reality, given villain is noted as an agro reg wouldn’t this play better as a check, given the turn isn’t good for our range and allow him to bluff?

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According to GTOWizard AQcc (timestamp 37.59) is a check with 86% freq. Mixed strat though.

in the first hand, does he ever have Tx and does it make any sense to bluff it? like 9Ts KTs ATs backdoor also do you ever really check any strong hands on that river? you guys mentioned two pair+, straights etc but do they really check much? I guess they must check sometimes for protection in theory

66 hand- unblocking diamonds is prob also good. Is there a different call freq in gtow with 6d6x? because its maybe blocks some of his super rare T6dd or so bluffs?

Man, do yoy still live un Croatia? I was wondering if this is a goos country for poker players. Whar's the taxation situation like?

Is there a discord channel we can join?

The 66 hand is like... You're right in that they rarely take that line with value. But I think what's overlooked is the fact they never really bluff in that exact spot. Not all Bet/Check/Bet lines are the same, they're different depending on board structure. The fact the board paired on the turn, and the river was low like that... I think you'll see a bluff here so very infrequently. Imagine it from his point of view, bluffing into an opponent after that sequence is just rough. He's also in a situation where it's like... His ace high bluffs now have showdown... and rather than checking his ace, he's now going to bluff into an opponent that has some sort of hand like this, and is going to have a hard time folding... because most people have this thought process, "He bet/check/bet... so bluff heavy, I call." Of course it's a levelling game too, but you have to draw the line somewhere. And I think the better question is not "Does he lack value and have too many bluffs here", rather... "Does he actually believe I will actually fold a hand like my pocket 66's here?" And I don't think most opponents will expect you to fold pocket 66's here. Not that he knows you have pocket 66's, but a hand of that hand strength.

Have you guys looked at sims for the last hand ? AQs FD is majority check in those spots. EDIT: in range bet spots, you seem to be right

Please let him talk more as a host. I love that you are bringing on more zoom players. I'd love to see others.