3 Table $.5/$1 Zoom PLO Live
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6: upper left table: What is the reasons for you're checking behind on the river? because it's too thin to valuebet, basically to get called by worse flushes? what are the worst hand you're valuebetting on the river? I mean can't we not bet/fold river, because we're always beat if we are c/r readless?
Thx in advance and really nice you tajke more time to explain preflop desicions
10:56: Upper left table; why are you c/r turn? for value vs. FH, trips and overpairs + FD, but don't you think I't better to call on turn again, and then leading for value on all rivers, because it then protects your calling range OOP here and also give your leading range here on the river more creditability eg. more oppotunities to bluff in future spots?
Thx in Adv.
hi there,
6: after he c/r the flop on a paired board and I call my range becomes too strong so that I dont feel like I can vbet the 3rd nutflush. I think against "good" opponents the worse hand I´d vbet is probably the nutflush, but maybe you could vbet very small the 2nd nut flush too but then you open yourself up to c/r bluffs so I´m not in love with it.
11:56: C/C turn donk river is just overall a bad line on lockdown boards imo because you don´t give him the opportunity to barrel off and if he has a decent hand that he´d bet on the river but only call a donk you also valuecut yourself since he might call a c/r.
So in that hand it comes down to where you want to c/r the turn on c/c the turn and c/r the river.
I decided to c/r the turn because that way I can keep some bluffs in my range but given that I called a potsized cbet 3way on the flop my range is already realtively strong so im not in love with that play. But given that he probably hes either air or a overpair (possibly with a FD) and I felt like he´d give up very often with his air on the river and just show down his overpairs I felt like c/r turn is the best way to get value.
ok makes sense to me now thx
At 43:30(top right) could we consider raising? would be interested in your thoughts behind x calling.
Hi Stefan,
thx for the vid. I wrote down my questions while watching the vid. Having watched it now, I guess that my questions are mostly about preflop spots where you were talking about another hand at the same time. So I am not quite sure if you were distracted and folded a bit tighter. There were some spots where you marked the limper, but did not isolate with a playable hand (imho) + having not very aggressive players behind you...
14:20 top left table, open fold TT98ss in MP - was it a misclick?
15:28 top left table, fold KKcQ3c in SB vs MP, what is your calling standard for single suited KK hands here vs early position raises? I guess you would call when you can flop a wrap - meaning 3 connected cards. If only your side cards are connected, how many gaps do you consider still connected, e.g. KK[65+] vs. KK[64+] vs KK[63+] vs KK[62+]? I guess you would have played your hand vs CO open?
17:17 top left table, AKh5h2 to weak to isolate a limper OTB?
27 min top left table, maybe we can use our backdoor possibilities to determine what line to take? Bet/fold with no BDFD, ch/call with BDFD and bet/call having a pair (9,7 or 3).
37:55 top left table, fold ip vs UTG with KKT6ss 150 BB deep, can you give some reasoning for not playing this hand please.
Regards!
heyho,
14:20 Don´t know if it was a missklick but I like the fold.
15:28 It´s a tough spot with Kings and honestly I cannot rly say where to draw the line between calling and folding. I just feel that marginal Kings are really hard to play against ep and mp opens out of the sb. I would have called any ss KKxx that have 3 connected cards and probably most ss kings with conned or 1 gapped sidecards like KK86. The tighter the PFR´s range the tigher I´ll call ofc and the tighter the bb the loser I´ll call.
17:17 I´d say yes but maybe I´m too tight when it comes to isolating. It probably depends a lot on how weak the limper really is and how 3bethappy/callhappy the blinds are.
27: I think with no BDFD I´d rather chk and hope for a freecard or c/c depending on the sizing. Maybe even with the BDFD just checking is best since we hate to get raised and it´s definitely nice to have some wraps in our c/c ling range in spots like thats. I agree the with a pair to go betting it best.
27:55 Tbo I just don´t like marginal KKxx type hands and I feel like having 3 of a suit hurts the playability/value of a hand quite a bit but I might be overrating that quite a bit =)
Also I think you have to be carefull with coldcalling ip because it´s much harder to realize your equity than it seems and it´s easy to coldcall too wide. That said it´s not long that I´m trying to CC less and those spots are for me the hardest to figure out still, but in that hand I think the fold is ok.
18:56: Buttom left table; AhKh6d5h, are you calling here always even vs. a very tight BTN? I guess you called here because og you domintate a lot of his BTN-opening range and there good oppotunity for giving him reverse implied odds, which you think outweights positional advange here?
thx.
22:14: AsTh9h3s; you let this hand go because, it's not strong enough if raised from behind or from UTG, if you limp or iso-raise UTG?
22:14 Yeah it´s not a great spot if I limp behind and let say the BU pots it. But thats a spot I´m uncertain about. I imagine limp and isoraise could be both better than folding.
ok got it thx
23:21 upper left table: I can't hear what you're saying? "Against unknows you start raising a lot of SBvBB, and when I cbet they're defending agressively or just calling a lot..." Then you start to do what and why??(what are you saying?) :)
against unknowns i start by raising a lot of small blinds and when I see that they are defending aggressively I start to limp more and raise less. I hope that clearified it =)
26:16: replayer hand lower right: would you have called turn c/r if you had barreled the turn? why why not?
thx
26:16 It´s a easy call against a c/r with our hand that has so much equity even against a very tight range easily beating the 33% we´d need plus a little implieds for the river.
thx got it man
41:43 upper right table AK22ds, I guess you are folding here, because CO seems to be 3 betting a very tight range which dominates you hand badly even IP?
41:42,
Actually it looks like the CO is 3betting a fairly wide range here but I´m not sure if the hands play well enough in a 3bet pot to overcall but the fold looks kind of tight to me now. I think I like a 4bet better than a call better than a fold.
Hey stefan,
Ar 33:52 you say that you don't put the nut flush in his range on the bottom left. Why is that?
Hey there,
simply because I assume we´d raise most of his nutflushdraws on the flop.
Min 3 table 1, you folded 7643 on the BTN, what are the worst rundown you call there? ty
hey,
sorry for the late reply.
I think it´s 7653ss.
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