$3/$6 PLO Session Review (part 1)
Posted by Leo Nordin
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I personally prefer the 9table, because sometimes as an inexperienced video maker leo rambles a bit, so its nice to have other things to look at while hes talking.
Although you didn't encounter too many interesting spots, good video!
I have a 27'' monitor and the resolution was clear and no fuss. However, I do find it a tiny bit difficult to follow the action even though I also 9 table but its not that bad.
I think one thing that would help is instead of saying "over here he does this or over there we do that...." you can say like the table #. Because its difficult to see your mouse cursor since it moves pretty fast.
Now on to strategy questions:
1. on J32r 4 way and you face a cbet and raised A425, is this part of your getting it in range along with JJ?
2. Towards the end of the video you have a KKQ9 hand 3bet and flop is J76r and you had like 2.5x PSB and just shove. You did this similar play in the first two videos and this is a spot I agree a lot more since the PSB is shallower. However my question is so you are basically potting your entire continuing range? Or do you have smaller bet sizes say with total air and top sets? If your entire continue range is potting then everytime you check back villain can auto stab turn and profit?
Thanks for answering
I vote for sticking to 6 tables. I found the 9 tables basically unwatchable with everything being pretty small ( on a 27 inch HD monitor) and the indication of where the action is being unclear.
Thanks
that was a nice video I only have miss some point out on the table that you are focusing on, Sometimes it was difficult to follow the action or know what hand you were talking about.
I would like to ask what range you are giving to villains on the hand that you squezed AAJJss and get called by two players, The flop is 379r and went donk bet and raise by the other villain, Here you said that you cannot fold. I have run this situation on ppt and the equity you have is far from the one you need (28%).
AsAdJcJs 20.47% 122,784 17
77**$ds,99**$ds,79**$ds,89t*$ss,8tj*$ss,78t*$ss,68tB$ds,9tj*$ds,A9kq$ds,3456$ss,33A* 37.92% 208,409 38,273
77**$ss,99**$ds,79**$ds,89t*$ss,8tj*$ss,78t*$ss,68tB$ds,9tj*$ds,A9kq$ds,3456$ss,33A* 41.61% 230,528 38,268
What do you think about this ranges? are well built? would you use different ranges for the villains?
Thank you,
Looking foward to your next video!
What about the ACE if im playing against people whose 3bet range primarily consist of aaxx combos? 2,4,8,9, 10, i guess u bet fold turn?
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