3 Table $2/$4 Rush NLHE Live Session

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3 Table $2/$4 Rush NLHE Live Session

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EluSiVeMark

POSTED Jun 21, 2014

By request, Mark turns off his exhaustive HUD and plays a live session without the dizzying array of numbers.

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prisonmike 10 years, 8 months ago

The 67s hand at ~35:00, shouldn't we be betting large on the river with our range (probably overbetting) since he doesn't have any 6x really and he's capped at Jx?

EluSiVeMark 10 years, 8 months ago

I think OTT our betting range is something like Qx+ for value and all of the straightdraws and flushdraws.
So betting large with our range definately makes sense.

Since we didnt have any history and i thought that he will fold most if not all of his range vs a large bet i chose the exploitive betsizing and would have bet larger if i had a bluff.

julien808 10 years, 8 months ago

31 min : I think you are better off calling the BB check/raise one the flop because his range dominates your 55 and you block most of his two pairs (that he wouldn't necessarily check/raise that said). Only hand you are happy to see is this one but most of the time you ll get it in crushed.

EluSiVeMark 10 years, 8 months ago

HU i would maybe prefer calling. Playing 3-way, when half of the deck really hurts my equity vs their continuing range, i like protecting my equity with the dead money in the pot.

If we give him all sets, all straights, some nutflushdraws and combodraws we have:






Board:
     




Equity
Winst
Split



MP2
 47.23%
 45.85%
 1.38%
66, 44, 87s, Ad9d, Ad8d, Ad7d, 9d7d, Ad5d, 7d5d, Ad3d,
Ad2d

MP3
 52.77%
 51.39%
 1.38%
5h5s

Which i guess is a reasonable estimation of somebodys range. I we add some backdoorflushdraws+ gutshot or smth like that our EV is even higher for 3betting the flop.

EluSiVeMark 10 years, 8 months ago
Then we have around 45% vs his get it in range. Which is still more than enough.
If i had to guess i believe 3betting is even then still better than flatting his x/r.


razios 10 years, 8 months ago

Hi Mark,

Just want to congratz you for the video. I think a lot clean than the HUD videos and I found you did a great job explain your thought process. I do want you to how you handle your son "bothering" you and how you react to the T6s in the end of the video. Definetely a lot to be learned from you mindset in all of those situations.

Great job and I would prefer to see videos without HUD :)

Bobby Smith 10 years, 8 months ago

At 9:30,

You choose not to 4bet AJo, saying that you would rather fill your combos with AQo. So you don't think calling AQo is profitable in that spot ?

EluSiVeMark 10 years, 8 months ago

I think because we are in the worst relative position and the fact that we have poor equity vs his valuerange AQo isn't a profitable call.

But I am not 100% sure.

Zer0 10 years, 8 months ago

[00:20]  [Table 2]  [AQo]

Why not call or 4bet?

With which hands would you continue?

How would your strategy change if the positions were different?


[00:54]  [Table 1]  [AJo]

Why not call or 4bet?

With which hands would you continue?


[44:50]  [Table 1]  [KK]

You cbet the flop and yadio1111 folds.

Pay attention to villain's stack.

I aspire to be able to execute this play.



EluSiVeMark 10 years, 7 months ago

First of all, sorry for my late reaction. For some reason I completely missed your questions.

AQo, I don't think calling here is profitable. Calling means we will be out of position multiway and also in the worst relative position. 4-betting is fine because it's the top of our folding range. It was in the beginning of the session where I usually am a bit nittier with close spots.

I would probably continue with TT+ and AQs.


AJo is a it similar with handstrength as the AQo because of the positions. Same story as above. I think 4betting is fine and folding is a bit nitty but fine aswell. For my overall range I think 4betting is better.

KK: What do you mean?



Zrebna 10 years, 7 months ago

Min 15.30 - QTo:

When you would bet like 7$, yo uwould be comitted btw vs a sove, but I like you size better - would have also underbettet here and would follow up as a bluff OTR on any spade w our Ts-spadeblocker and on an Ace (checkingback obviously Q, T and giving up on all other cards)  - what you think bout this?


How shallow the spr has to be here that you would prefer to shove oTT?

EluSiVeMark 10 years, 7 months ago

7$? I guess you mean 70? If there was a different SPR I would chose my turn sizing differently obv. I would have shoved the turn if the SPR was less than 1 (but then I could change my flopsizing to make the spr such that I think I have a bigger advantage vs a weaker player)

As far as the river. It looked to me that he was weak all the way so I probably bet most if not any river. But I would use a different exploitive sizing for different rivers I think.

Zrebna 10 years, 7 months ago

min 16.20 - aks:

No valuebet OTR?

imo pairs would bet ostly in his shoes before...

EluSiVeMark 10 years, 7 months ago

Good question. I would delay x/r some combo's of my AA so I have some better hands to bet for value OTR. This means that I probably don't have to bet my AKs here. Also I don't expect to get called by worse. Betting does prevent me from getting bluffed.

I am still unsure whether is should have called the river or not.

Numbers 10 years, 7 months ago

Liked the vid!

Question about this spot on 27:00 w KJs CO-BB vs 2.5x open, flop x/c.
If we would have faced a bet the plan was to x/r turn to rep 89 right ?
Then would we bluff on most rivers when called or what rivers are bad to fire on, what about a Ace rvr or 4/8 rivers ?

Also do you think we are more perceived to xc or xr flop w 89 ?
I guess we also try to rep 66,77 and would play them the same way ?

EluSiVeMark 10 years, 7 months ago

My x/r for value on this turn is probably only 89. 66-77 might be too thin.

I do think my opponent perceives me to x/r at least some combos of my 89 on the flop. So my perceived turn x/r range for value is quite thin and for that reason I cannot include lots of bluffs.

So looking at this spot and my range I don't think I want to have a x/raising range on this turn and protect my callingrange with having the nuts in there as well. 

Zrebna 10 years, 7 months ago

Min. 26.50 - KJs:

The turn is kinda decent for your flop_C/C-range - so what you think bout leading this turn with a somewhat balanced range?


EluSiVeMark 10 years, 6 months ago

A lot of my range now has a pair + gutshot or pair+ oesd. Not really hands i want to start leading and bloat the pot. I want to balance those hands and my other floats with a check from my stronger hands.

EluSiVeMark 10 years, 6 months ago

u mean with the 55? 67 is a lot weaker than 55 on this board. When behind we 4 outs tops and with a set of fives we are sometimes ahead and have decent equity vs their get it in range.

A7dd always has reasonable equity and great playability. So i prefer calling a x/r with A7dd. We also block draws with that hand.


Zrebna 10 years, 6 months ago

thx for answering - regards to the KJ-hand and your contra-leading argument - yyeah, makes solid sense to me.


Regards to the 55-hand - nah, I meant what he should do there (Villain in the BB) with his 44 or hands like 65s or ad7d?


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