3-bet bet sizing bluff ranges In this hand review, Luke "Clanty" Johnson analyzes complex decision points in a 1000NL game, focusing on non-standard plays with premium hands. The video covers sophisticated concepts like checking back queens on queen-high boards, exploitative river sizing, and understanding opponent tendencies to maximize EV in high-stakes games. Luke demonstrates how theory meets practice in high-stakes poker, showing when to deviate from GTO to exploit specific player types and table dynamics. Luke's Strategic Highlights: Checking back queens on a Q-high flop to disguise hand strength against observant opponents Using small raise sizing on the river to induce calls from weaker hands Adjusting bet sizing based on specific player types rather than strict GTO play Recognizing board textures where range advantage shifts between positions Exploiting multi-tablers who tend to make face-up decisions Using SPR considerations to plan multi-street strategies Understanding when thin value bets outperform blocking strategies
