Hi everyone,

I've just started a channel where I will play micros at least for now. Thought I guess, my stream should be interesting for players up to $0.5/1 including.

I don't have a set schedule for now, probably won't have any. But it will depend on how many people will show interest and their requests for certain time.

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best of luck dude

luckynuts444, ty!

Tomorrow I'm planning to upgrade my internet connection for a better picture quality, if everything's good, the next stream will be tomorrow )

A new series of vids at my youtube https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...WDKzn89Ms6Izdq

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Hey, just watched #1 and it was a great introduction into how to get started with pokerjuice, PPT syntax and range assigning, you explained everything really well. I just got started with PLO and PJ (unfortunately got a trial just before I saw your vid) and this had been a tremendous help, thankyou!

I have a question about the hand in video #1. Can we use PJ to explore villains 20% first in range and his play?

I wondered how often he has the lone A in his range with hands like:
A-QK5
A-QJT
A-KK3
(or if some of them are a fold pre)

and if they are good candidates to put into his c/r range in this spot vs a AA heavy 3bet range knowing it puts villain(our hero who 3b) in a really tricky spot on the flop after he cbets?
-what cards to continue on on the turn if he calls?
-if it's +EV to call his flop jam after we c/r?

That wasn't one question This turned out to be a much deeper question than I originally intended on asking and prob way too advanced for my current skill level, but your video really got me thinking about the hand and all the uses PJ has!

It's ok if this is too nooby, vague or long to answer.

Oh, hi!

Plz, write to PM or comment in YouTube, I get notifications there.

For this you have to use OddsOracle or PPT site. OO is better, I guess. I have showed the Range Explorer in my next video here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MtZbjFIwSQ

Simply copy PJ's ranges to OO, then use the Range Explorer. Set the board cards, then Hero's cards as dead cards and then enter villian's hand that you are interested in like this: Ah!hh:$FI20 - that means any hand that has an A of hearts, but no 2 heart cards and belongs to the range of hands that is $FI20. $FI20 is a macros of PJ which you have to copy to OO first. Instructions are in the video.

Surely, you may just use PJ's range distribution module, define Villain's range and see how much Ah!hh he has.

Other questions are hard to understand, but in general I don't think you have to bluff in multiway bloated flops with deep stacks on low stakes, especially when our opponent's range is strong.