*jaw hits floor*

How did you learn all this strategy?

So ideally we want to have one bet left on the river as it makes it easier to play? When we are IP we cannot be check raised so we're not faced with any difficult decisions, we can just adopt a strategy vs that particular villain, so if a crazy villain who calls too much our best strategy is to jam any hand with >50% equity vs his calling range.

Then against a villain who calls fairly tight and can be exploited by bluffs we want to balance our value bet jams with the worst hands in our range to gain the most value, and we could even take it a step further and estimate the number of combos he's going to fold to our bet size and if his estimated folding frequency is higher than the bet/(bet+pot) amount the we could actually bluff more than the balanced strategy, because it would be the maximally exploitative strategy as he is folding to bluffs too much?

Then you could just figure out similar strategies for OOP with an SPR of 1 or less.

It's still gonna be difficult to get that much money in pre, on the flop and turn to give us this easier way to play on the river.