One quick thing, the video seemed to be stopping quite a lot but the audio kept going so we could hear you describe something that we couldn't see. Not sure what was going on but could be dodgy recording software.
Table 2 17:30 ATo*
Why do you think the villain overbets the turn here? I was thinking about it but couldn't quite understand it. I always thought that the best time to overbet turns is when your opponent has a capped range but are you really that capped here? Does he just expect you to raise most of your 5x on the flop, or is it more that you wouldn't have enough 5x to optimally call down turns and rivers and he expects you to fold most of your Ax?
Table 3 20:30 AKo*
I thought this was an interesting spot where I was quite confused how it played out. What made you consider cbetting this combo in this spot? In the video you said it would be better to have a club for obvious reasons and that you wouldn't cbet all AK combos so why this one? It's a spot I find myself in and I usually decide to check without a club and usually call 1 street.
On the turn you bet again and you say that nothing has changed since the flop board texture wise and for me this is a reason to check. For me betting this turn would be a bluff and if I can't get hands to fold on the turn that have called the flop then for me it seems like a bad bet. However the way the hand played out I understand the explanation for calling the river but does this mean that the turn bet was a thin value bet?
Table 1 26:50 T8o*
Here after you raised BTN v BB you decide to bet 1/2 pot on a very dry board K54r where as in other spots you have been betting 1/3. I would have thought this is a good spot to be betting smaller as I don't see villain's continuing range changing that much if you bet smaller which is surely good when we have this hand. Also you said that you wouldn't barrel on the 9d, are there any cards you're barrelling in this spot or is this a hand you bet once and give up?
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Hey Zeljko, thanks for the video!
One quick thing, the video seemed to be stopping quite a lot but the audio kept going so we could hear you describe something that we couldn't see. Not sure what was going on but could be dodgy recording software.
Table 2 17:30 ATo*
Why do you think the villain overbets the turn here? I was thinking about it but couldn't quite understand it. I always thought that the best time to overbet turns is when your opponent has a capped range but are you really that capped here? Does he just expect you to raise most of your 5x on the flop, or is it more that you wouldn't have enough 5x to optimally call down turns and rivers and he expects you to fold most of your Ax?
Table 3 20:30 AKo*
I thought this was an interesting spot where I was quite confused how it played out. What made you consider cbetting this combo in this spot? In the video you said it would be better to have a club for obvious reasons and that you wouldn't cbet all AK combos so why this one? It's a spot I find myself in and I usually decide to check without a club and usually call 1 street.
On the turn you bet again and you say that nothing has changed since the flop board texture wise and for me this is a reason to check. For me betting this turn would be a bluff and if I can't get hands to fold on the turn that have called the flop then for me it seems like a bad bet. However the way the hand played out I understand the explanation for calling the river but does this mean that the turn bet was a thin value bet?
Table 1 26:50 T8o*
Here after you raised BTN v BB you decide to bet 1/2 pot on a very dry board K54r where as in other spots you have been betting 1/3. I would have thought this is a good spot to be betting smaller as I don't see villain's continuing range changing that much if you bet smaller which is surely good when we have this hand. Also you said that you wouldn't barrel on the 9d, are there any cards you're barrelling in this spot or is this a hand you bet once and give up?
Thanks!
If this fellow comes back it would be great if he made some theory videos!
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