Quite a 0ev 4bp spot

I'd raise flop since they over cbet/over fold.

As played it's a fold according to MDA.

Maybe im not one to judge but why are you calling 4bets with 99

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He explained why.

Where i didnt see a valid explanation are you talking about where he said they were aggressive cause thats still no reason to call i dont like you btw so keep the responses to a minimum

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You wouldn't see a winning strategy if it was served to you on a plate. I recommend for you to avoid comenting on treads made by winning or trying to win players.

For you Billy.

Hehe ok keep on ‘trying’

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Ok this one's a bit too easy so new information:

He tanked river maybe 30 seconds which I viewed as weaker

My only showdowns were him going B-X-B with ace high and B-B-B with a turned flush.

Fold to river probe was 2/2

Hadn't 4-bet shoved

Probably not enough but I'm curious how much weight people would put into it

I've never seen a reg tank this long and jam as a bluff.

Anecdotally it feels like the opposite to me, but even if the difference is 30% weak vs 35% I doubt that's possible to notice since it's a rare spot and you're supposed to lose 2/3 of the time

Agreed overly long tank is usually a reverse tell type deal and value heavy.

I also think tank jam is stronger. Most regs feel dumb to bluff like that, more likely to be thin value imho.

Me neither but admittedly i can count the times i've faced a super long tank one hand.

What about the sizing on the river. I watched Saulo vid and he said the larger the bets the less likely its a bluff but i think he was talking about recs

Made the fish "I put him on AK" call and he had AKo no club

According to Mr GTO we can stab turn with our lower PPs that called flop, Put an end to this kind of nonsense

Yeah that is weird. Most guys cbet range OTF though and a solver is mixing pretty heavy so the Qx advantage isn't as important in real life.