3 Table $.5/$1 HU NLHE vs PpYyRrOo

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3 Table $.5/$1 HU NLHE vs PpYyRrOo

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Vincent V

POSTED Jun 25, 2015

Vincent takes on a headsup match vs PpYyRrOo and looks to find weak spots in his game.

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Jasonuts 9 years, 8 months ago

A9ss at 38mins. Why did you raise the turn? You never have AQ here and villain has every AQ. Villain also has all the sets in his range you only have 77 which wouldn't even want to raise the turn. Your hand is ahead of all his bluffs and has enough equity vs his value range to just call.

adoyal 6 years, 1 month ago

he said as explaining he'd rather see a call, and then somehow misreads the video and thinks he just called lol he said he'd much rather call with A9 as blocks some straight draws and flush draws and has enough equity to call, that he'd much rather bluff with a weaker hand

Everest 9 years, 8 months ago

i totally aggree w jasonuts, i would have ch/called there as well, it seems the right play,

why not calling jacks vs 3b preflop but as played, raise flop seems better plan : you dont rep much at all (dont have any 2pairs combo, you shouldnt raise set either in his eyes, and by raising you can induce stupid bluff (right opponent for that) or induce him to stack Tx -, or value his floating (overcards maybe) and protect your hand as well, lots of benefits, and it adds aggression to your overall game which is always good to get paid off in future,

Everest 9 years, 8 months ago

i totally aggree w jasonuts, i would have ch/called there as well, it seems the right play,

why not calling jacks vs 3b preflop but as played, raise flop seems better plan : you dont rep much at all (dont have any 2pairs combo, you shouldnt raise set either in his eyes, and by raising you can induce stupid bluff (right opponent for that) or induce him to stack Tx -, or value his floating (overcards maybe) and protect your hand as well, lots of benefits, and it adds aggression to your overall game which is always good to get paid off in future,

WernerC 9 years, 8 months ago

Very good video as usual, but I think you make some very weird stuff once in a while. @50.12 you suddenly 3-bet 59o. That's just bad regardless, I think. Your AA hand - well you did mention it yourself - very weird call on the river. Raise for sure - I think you have to call if he then shoves, since he is capable of huge spazzes like his 10-2s hand - and like you also said - you don't really rep much when you raise, and villain doesn't seem horrible, so he might be able to recognize that and go in to retardness mode aka shoving. Not a huge fan of your A9s turn raise either. Call is way better imho. I like the concept, and villain seems to put us in some interesting spots, so please make a part 2 if possible.

Kaizen 9 years, 6 months ago

28' bottom left : do you have a check raising range on such a dry board ? i prefer to delay my check raise on the turn or the river personally but i'm not sure,
33'30 : we split against worse 7. i don't dislike his checking back with a weak as here since we can have a check raising range. What do you think about check raise qx+ some bluffs to balance ? We protect our checking range, he bets an ace a good portion of the time (a8+ i would say) and can somtimes bluff the bottom of his range.
like to donk overbet bshove the T river 41'50. Thx great vid !

johnyarmless 9 years, 5 months ago

10:55 you lead ott with KTo saying that you like to bet polarised there with air and nutty hands, but that's not exactly what you have. You have TP decent kicker with good SD value, wouldn't the best be to x/c here?

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