$10/$20 Heads-Up Session Review (part 2)
Posted by Kevin Rabichow
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34:00: Fold 74s to oborras's 3bet?!
Hah, is that so outrageous? It's probably a close fold, wouldn't be an awful call.
16:00 KJ2 Can you explain in a bit more detail what you are saying here about this type of board texture and why on these textures it's important to have some less natural bluffs here?
39:54 JT8 rainbow How do you figure out where your at in your range so precisely?
41:25 A245 double fd board, are you betting anything worse then Ax on the turn here?
16 - Basically, it's important to understand that not all board textures produce a certain class of hand at the same frequency. Just like some boards create more top pairs, more trips, etc. Some boards create more or less straight draws, bdfds, 3 card draws, and useful blockers to bluff with. If we're more aware how these frequencies change, we can better understand how to adjust our required bluff frequency with pure air.
39:54 - You can estimate these spots with a number of software techniques, I've spent lots of time in Flopzilla in the past, Piosolver's range explorer can also show you these things. I'm simply trying to recall where the bottom 1/3 of my preflop range tends to be on textures such as this one.
41:25 - Yeah I'd like to include some hands like 66/65, 4xhh along with some Ax, 2pr, straights.
41:25 I guess you bet small because you want to keep more than the straight in your value range on A245 double fd.
Yep exactly, see above comment as well.
At 28:30, can we consider check raising with A10 with 10 of clubs on the river, instead of calling?
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