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Exactly what it says on the tin. Critique would be lovely, as I have some big ass leaks

Ill take a look at it, I only play NL10 myself but i can put down some thoughts

Ok I looked through your video and note down my thoughts. Note, theese are just my thoughts and I'm not an expert so


1:00, TR, when a guy limps the SB I personally like to raise him close to 100% he often has a really bad range and will often fold pre or fold to a c-bet. As played I'd also fold to that ridic bet.

2:19, TR, Don't know about the call here. Over 60 hands e play 12/5 if i can see your HUD properly, also his raising from UTG so his range is super nuttish here. I'd actually prefer a 3-bet or a fold vs this guy because he is so tight. U are likely to be dominated.

3:54, BR, i think you could actually play a litle more exploitable and bet smaller when your intention is to steal. so maybe 0.3 or 0.25 with the A9o. Saves you money when they call.

6:05 , BR,bet 4 bb from SB since you give him good odds to call IP otherwise.

06:56, TL, I think id isolate w/ J9 there u have position guys in blinds are fairly tight and also limper seems like a loose passive fish.

10:10, BR, I tend to keep my range polarized vs ppl who doesnt call many 3-bets. Because when you get called you are often dominated or flipping w/ JJ given that his tight 3-bet calling range is AQs+, AK, JJ,QQ. Any flop with a Q,K or A will be pretty tough to play. Keep your 3-betting range linear when facing people who call to much 3-bets since then you can expand your value range. In others word, I'd just call w/ JJ.
Betting smaller is not a super good idea since if he is calling light you give him better odds, although u didnt bet that small.

12:39 , TR, I notice when you get caled you snap check and snap fold. Now even tho a situation might seem obvious I'd give the situation some more thought. Did you check his fold to c-bet stat? If its low i think you can fire another barrel here, he is more likely to be floating with some pocket pairs which often cannot stand two barrels of power and destruction!!!! he he. If you think hes just a caliing station and wont fold to anything after calling the flop then your play is fine. Think through your decision one time to much than one time too little.

15:25, TR, why the 3-bet? his range is strong if he doesnt raise often, a 3-bet only isolates you vs a stronger range and now u hav bloated the pot w/ 99 OOP. I'd call here given the great odds he is giving us preflop. Don't 3-bet just to 3-bet you can keep it strictly for value on this limit. Try to explain your reasoning for urself what you want to accomplish with a raise and then execute it.

15:43,TR, check here and see what he does is not a reason to do something either. Its the same as betting for info. Now, if you put it like: "Villain is aggressive and i expect him to fold all worse hands and call with hands that have me beat if i bet, however if i c/c i might get better hands to bet once, and if he bets again on the turn I'll fold since he is representing a range much stronger than mine." Thats a ok reasoning for checking here.
The check fold on this super dry flop is horrible in my oppinion. Why did you 3-bet in the first place?

20:15, TL, might be marginal but id isolate the fish OTB just trying to take it down or to take initiative and take it down on later streets. But a check is fine too.

21:17 I like your play w/ AK, how would you proceed with the hand if the turn brings another diamond, or a Q or J? A or K?

23:40, i think 3 is a bit too big when 4-betting the AA hand. If your 4-betting range is super nutted it just shows how commited u are, its not super likely that you 4 bet bluff that big so id make it 2.4 or 2.5 just to balance the size, not a huge concern tho since ppl at theese limits dont notice that anyway.

24:47 BL,what are you taking stab vs on the river? what better hands will fold? I think the bet can be OK but make it smaller to get value from worse hands. Now villain had a 6 but how often does he have that?

27:25, TR, its actually not a c-bet its a lead or a donk bet what range did you give him here? And how does your move stand vs his range?

28:20 if this guy was full stacked i'd like a c/r on this board since his range doesnt hit it but your percieved range does, vs a shortie its tough. Floating OOP is really hard. I think a lead on the A is ok given his range is very wide and you might be able to float with some aces.

30:05, Q8, what is your reasoning behind calling the 3.bet? What do you do when he pushes on the river, if you didnt hit the 8?

Hey JST, I had a go doing some audio commentary over your video. I tried explaining my thoughts in a coherent manner. I hope it's useful to you and if you have any questions or like to discuss some of the hands over skype, let me know by PM. Download here.