8 Table MTT Live Session (part 1)

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8 Table MTT Live Session (part 1)

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Akira Ohyama

POSTED Nov 12, 2014

Akira discusses his play as he grinds out an 8 table MTT session.

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m0reskills 10 years, 4 months ago

@ 6.35 where u have JJ and you say that u are happy with ur perfect sizing and that if u made it any smaller it would induce a flat. i dont quite catch the logic cause at these stack depths ur 2.5x 3bet sizing is already small and he can easily peel at it if he wants.

and about ur first point of inducing a 4bet to 5bet get it in. again it seems that the stacks are too deep to do it for value with JJ. what are the worse hands that small blind is going to 4bet u with? and what are the worse hands that are going to call ur 5bet shove?

Akira Ohyama 10 years, 3 months ago

You are right that with his stack size we could have made it bigger in order to make him avoid peeling. It does help induce 4b though if we keep it cheaper and the final move for the villain. I believe with bvb dynamics we are happy to get in JJ here preflop, and that villain will be 4b/folding a decent amount of the time as a bluff.

luke jones 10 years, 3 months ago

15:35 - don't you feel the player could of had a K(KQ/KJ) here when making the river bet? I felt that the river bet was slightly risky given that he called the turn. Or is there more reasoning behind the river bet?

Akira Ohyama 10 years, 2 months ago

I feel like there are many more combinations of Ax in the villains range. Most blocker in position 3b hands such as weak Kx offsuits would definitely opt to continuation bet the flop. Since he didn't, villains Kx range turns into only KQ/KJ as you said, and with two kings out on the board already there are not many combos left. Ax on the other hand will opt the check back the flop a decent portion of the time. We do get the occasional hero's as well as coolering Tx. We don't risk too much by betting the river, and we can happily fold to a jam. Therefore, bet folding here is the most optimal line in my opinion.

learning 9 years, 6 months ago

the 9 10 off around 26:00, you did not complete nor call a raise, you were in the BB. The whole hand you were under the impression that you "completed" or called a min-raise :). It would change the dynamic of the hand a bit but i still think vs the min bet and then min-raise, and the fact you are "sandwhiched" :), i personally like a fold and that is what you did in game.

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