Framework for Developing Turn & River Strategies [J Saliba]

 https://youtu.be/m7KzTkhGR6I?si=PUxfhJsoixtI9oo9

check out the description to the video 🔥

see how this matrix ^^ get reflected in AI solver (best use the "simplified" Solutions library mode to see that, then scroll thru different turn cards to see how the freq & sizing changes)

Disclaimer: Justin uses 25bb stack size in the vid - as we get deeper, we use less aggression oop = need bigger nut advantage threshold to pile money in

Basically, goes back to Uri's "Good card = more aggro / bad card = more checking" concept

Good flop x Bad Turn Card = Bet Rarely & Large:

Heuristics:

• choosing bluffing candidates: the better bluffs want to go to bigger bet sizes

directly applicable heuristics from Uri (Poker Blueprint teaser)

Uri's new strategy series (released Sep '24) - watch this to get fired up for playing 🔥🔥

especially the "Adjusting to Opponent Reactions" section is golden:

 https://youtu.be/nUzgH-eQn5k?si=nbKfLoxNqaQxIkLW&t=601

written summary here:

https://upswingpoker.com/uri-anti-gto-blueprint/

bluffing with show down value [Uri pod]

bluffing with show down value:

Zooming in - A72r flop, BTN v BB

Bottom pairs overbetting certain turns (low FD cards, T-Q turns),  and shoving brick rivers 

FD completing rivers - bluffing with Nut FD blocker (Ks)

GS completing rivers - bluffing with low pair blocker

Draws miss river - can check back our bottom pair 

Uri does a good job breaking the concept and heuristics down on this pod

BB defense - when facing polarised range OOP, good hand type to call with is 

on e.g. T turn, KQ, KJ type hands - they beat all the bluffs, and can make super nuts on river and you get to x/shove.