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[QUOTE="eetenor, post: 7027758, member: 385063"]
Watching replayer without results
We flop 2 pairs

The way we study to analyze our play is to use all the data we have to make the best in game decision in the future.

So what data do we have?
Villan Position on table indicates certain ranges--define that range as best you can--free gto wizard is great for this.
Card removal narrows that range as our V has fewer hand  combos  because we have blockers. What is their range now?

When looking at ranges The V has the nuts more often QQ JJ and AA KK - they also have TT AK etc Vs that range should we lead? How about check raise?

Which is the stronger play---we are playing for stacks  vs QQ JJ anyway we play so what are we targeting to get the most value by each play above?

We check V bets small what range does that?  free gto wizard lets you look at 1 hand postflop each day this is a good hand to try.
Why did we choose our XR sizing? How does that sizing relate to the range we built above? Does that sizing get enough value from enough of their range?

Did you base you sizing on your V's stack size? This sizing takes half the V's stack so often they have to decide to play for stacks if they call. If we think they will play for stacks why not XR shove? Why let them call flop and escape turn if they have AA and a bad card comes?

As expected the V played for stacks vs your raise and hit their card- that happens. Do we want to take actions to get value from more of their range when we hit this strongly? Do we want them to have turn bluffs or incorrect value bets to increase our overall ROI?

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