WCOOP 8 Game High Roller: Small Field Final Table
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I like this format. Including some equity analysis with Troutulator or ProPokerTools for ranges is helpful as well. Will you be attending WSOP this year?
Unfortunately i can't go this year. There is still a travel restrictions for people from the European Union (we need to spend 14days in other country (like Mexico, or non EU country) before entering the USA), so i have to skip :( But going to make content about WSOP for sure :)
TBT to me at WSOP playing $20/40 mixed games and I look over my shoulder to see someone scouting the game.
Great video. Looking forward to more of these 8 game reviews.
At 31:20 I feel adrenalins value bet on 7th was too thin. Our opponent is obviously drawing to a 7 since he called 6th with us showing an 8, so what does betting get us on 7th? If our opponent hit his 7 he calls or raises and we lose. If he missed he folds. Unless we can know our opponent calls us with all his rivered 8s but that doesn't seem likely as we are showing an 84.
At 41:10 I don't understand leading as naza as a made T is still behind all of dnthitnrunpls draws. And dnthitnrunpls should always raise here in a cash game, correct?
Any chance you have any baduecey or drawmaha mixed games to review?
Thanks for your geat work.
I am happy to hear that you like this format. Part 2 is coming soon from this final table.
31:20, Adrenalin river bet:
I disagree with you here. Yes, it seems we have a strong 8, but as the results shows villain still (snap) called. Most players are unable to make these folds, and against them we can valuebeat easily. Also adrenalin was in position, and his opponent checked. Sometimes/some players lead there (not saying its correct) so when somebody checks it makes more likely that he missed and we still have the best hand.
And also if we dont valuebet this, we can't really bluff, it's hard to exactly figure out the best bluff combos, but from a GTO perspective we should/want to have some bluffs here as well. If we don't have any bluffs, then RaulGonzalez can safely fold all of his bluffcatcher.
41:10 Naza vs donthnrmepls
Against his opponent whole range Naza is doing quite okay. He lead because donthnrmepls have a lot of other hands than (8-8-A). He opened with an Ace, with a board of T48TJ behind. He can open a lot of hand, lik 5K-A, KA-A (simply for blocker), 9T-A, etc. So Naza's call on 3rd in cash game would be a little bit too passive imo. But overall he is doing fine.
donthnrmepls 5th strategy dont think should change drastically in CG/MTT: Yes, he can raise more in CG, because in torunaments he wants to reduce variance, even when he has the best hand/best draw. But he still needs to be balanced, because he will have other hands that he wants to peel (for exacmple 92-A77, 85-A77), and if he raise always with this hand, then both his raise and call range becomes faceup and villain can play perfectly against him on 6th/7th.
Unfortunately i don't plan to make bad2-7, dramaha content soon. But if anybody have a footage including this game and are happy to share with us, then i am more than happy to make a leakfinder video about that.
PS: I might make a 2-7dramaha video, but still working on it... I'am still trying to get interesting hands from that game, in the past 2months i marked 3hands that i played and think it's worth to review...So whenever i have enough footage from that game i will make a video but probably it will be only next year..
Could you make a video on hand reading in razz?
What do you mean by hand reading? When I review any stud type hand (incl razz), I often break down my opponents range, and explain what type of hands they can have in that spot
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