Troublesome SCOOP Hands
Posted by Alex Theologis
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great video, at 15:52 do you think checking range as the PFR would be a good strategy on this very connected board when out of position? or will you lose too much EV if just playing pure check?
Thanks and yeah I think checking range is perfectly fine on this board, I expect a very minor ev loss part of which will be already recovered by IP not knowing OOP checks range and thus misplaying flop.
Very good video and i appreciated the deeper dive into the solver. Looking forward to more of this and hopefully an all hands vpip tourney review.
Hi, Alex Theologis - Definitely a nice change of pace and well executed also! I found some information "gold" at the end of the video when you were node-locking and discussing exploits, and now I need to go get more educated on exploits/counter-exploits. Thanks for another great one, Alex!
Great video, anything you can suggest to improve game on finding some ''unusual bluffs'' and ''mergy valubets'' (like AK in first hand example on the turn)?
Pretty board topic I would say, but how would you proceed if that's what you are need to study for few days.
I would suggest watching this vid from Uri where he goes more in depth into the topic of "showdown bluffs" : https://www.runitonce.com/poker-training/videos/new-rio/
Great video, Alex! As for your question at the end and I speak for myself, I think both, the dynamic analysis with a quicker pace or the much in depth analysis with solver are convenient to my development. The last hand was very enlightening.
liked this deeper analysis
great video !
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