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When you say check range OOP as the 3-bettor do you mean on some boards or all boards?

Really interesting content. You didn’t speak about poker at all, but this is a great poker content. It reminds me a quote from José Mouriñho, a football coach who once said “a coach who only knows football, knows nothing about football”

enjoying this conversation. Jared's voice and cadence sounds to me like a hybrid between Joey Ingram and Sam Harris.

why are you so happy. personally i am sad inside

you have too many books. nobody reads anymore. grow up

Thanks so much for having me! You were a pleasure to speak with.

Amazing conversation! 🤩

This was beatiful lads!

Is it fair to say, river shoves are going to be far more underbluffed than earlier nodes when the pot is smaller? I think river c/r is very underbluffed as well. Unless villain is a total animal

I hate spots like this where its like fair play for even finding value in this line. And you know if theyre capable of finding value theyre capable of finding the bluffs too.

ah the holy uncertainty 🙏

Very nice of u to post all of the reasons why he might be doing this. And to expand on that, his hud stats and yours should give u the answer about what to do in this spot… And if you literally had no reads/hands/stats on him like ever, then you’re really in the blender but should just go with pop reads and just fold range against everyone not named Linus and Stefan😅

love when youre on carrot poker, great analysis for us microstars

Assuming it's a range bet there's 99 TT pure and some 88 QJ 76 which totals to around 10 combos let's say Bluffs are hands like 87 which is probably not in this line, JT QT are fairly debatable because they seem like slam dunk calls, so i would expect those not to raise, this leads to a fairly low adjusted bluff combo count. Now, if you make a read about his flop size it gets even worse. His size is going to be heavy on 99 88 AA AK AQ and very very lacking in hands like 87 JT QT. You are COOKED. Nice fold

Nit

Looks well played but the river isn’t close imo but an easy fold. Easy to get there with too many traps AA/TT/99 and not a spot people want to bluff in much

everything seems standard, why make it complex?

Nice fold! Nice bluff with A9ss but I don’t believe anyone find this hand in this spot.

I think it's a stunning fold, well done you beautiful man.

Love the video, Collie! Do you have a discord link?

I dont play 2.5k NL but I dont think anyone would find A9 and p7s. The obvious corollary is that he is finding other bluffs that aren't in the solver.

What’s your win rate on ACR blitz $1/$2?

10/10

Nice video, I've never realized before how where the range advantage is biggest is where the dominant bet size comes from.

Why did u stop playing on ACR 200nlz dude?

No wonder Peter Clarke mentioned that you are one of his favorite coaches! I was thinking about a theoretical or data driven strategy but this is way better! Keep it up really glad I found your channel will try to practice these pre routine advice. This is the kind of videos you need if you are in extended down swing!

Cool channel just stumbled upon it

Great video. Would be cool to see you break down a hand where you take and aggressive action where the villain has a calling and folding range (something like a turn shove semi bluff)

It actually sounds very nice

High notes very Dylan-esque!

Hi Seb. I just have a couple of questions for you. I remember that in one of your early videos for Carrot Corner (it might have been on the Twitch stream) you mentioned that you were struggling at 200NL before getting coaching from Qing Yang. I just wanted to ask, as you climbed the stakes, did you see much of a difference between each stake? Was there a big jump in game difficulty between 100NL and 200NL? I'm not sure what stake you played when you started out. For me personally 50NL specifically has for a long time been the 'glass ceiling' of my own poker career. I've always found that the really low microstakes, specifically 2NL, 5NL and 10NL, are pretty easy to beat by just playing well preflop and not making big punts postflop. There is a slight jump between 10NL and 25NL, but then 50NL is where I think small to medium leaks start to really get exposed. I just see a lot of people getting roadblocked or hardstuck there. I'm not sure if this also happens at higher stakes. I assume it does. I've heard there's another huge jump in difficulty between 200NL and 500NL. Curious if you have any thoughts about this Seb.

Bob Dylan :D kinda

Absolutely loved it !!!😁

We needed Pete’s editing magician.

thanks again for being my coach !

Nice one

Well done!

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At 9:05 you say that this is a very clear spot for an overbet: I am pretty sure in most BxB lines I've seen (both in theory and in practice) use b75 on river. Are you using multiple sizings on this river? If so what are your OB bluff/value combos looking like? 2P+ for overbet and Kx in b75?

Thanks for answering my questions!

Thanks! Your dog looks so happy! 🤩

are you still currently offering coaching?

Nice tips, tks a lot!

Can i move to Canada for some time to play in the ontario pool as a uk citizen? Are poker winnings taxable in canada?

love this! please more like that!

Question about the last hand, where you flop the straight on a 4 flush board. You say that he has more flushes on the flop. Why is that?

Hey Sebastien, I’m a member of the Carrot Corner subscription service and I just wanted to say I think you’ve done an amazing job with your videos and I never really put much stock into the mental game training aspect of poker until some of your lectures and content with Pete helped me out a lot with the mental game. I hope your business relationship with Pete continues to go well and we get to see more videos from you on the Carrot Corner in the future. Cheers man 🍻

If I check river, villian B50, and I raise, then V shoves? How does that effect range filtering? Like BTN vs BB, if V never calls a bet he stiil lands on the river with his entire range of opening hands.

Good stuff bro, love the content

I remember, as a HU SNG player ''back in the day'', solving raw EV equations for push or fold situations by myself. Then eventually I upgraded to Excel spreadsheets. Today I am a very GTO oriented player, but that period still gave me a certain understanding of poker concepts that some young players who just try to memorize solvers don't have.