$100 Zoom: Staying Away from PIO Today

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$100 Zoom: Staying Away from PIO Today

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Peter Clarke

POSTED Mar 25, 2021

Peter Clarke aka Carroters attempts to apply some of the extensive PIO work featured in his previous videos to actual hands at $100 zoom and discusses his thoughts in real time as he meanders through a standard pool.

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joeylangella 3 years, 11 months ago

Through the session your CB on flop was under 50, is that normal for your usual 6max cash strategy?
Thanks for the great content!

Peter Clarke 3 years, 11 months ago

Glad to hear you enjoyed the video. Variance mainly. C-Bet stats are normally going to depend on my rolls over small samples and what type of situations I happen to find myself in. My overall c-bet stat is around 50-55% these days.

RunItTw1ce 3 years, 11 months ago

7:45 HJ opens, co calls, hero squeeze BTN, HJ folds, CO calls. Flop Jc9s6s I am curious about this check back because it appears to cap your range against a pretty pocket heavy range CO will have here. The solve I am looking at only checks 13% of it's range on this texture. Are you looking to bet KsQx / KxQs and check your non spade combos? I would assume a lot of JX and QQ+ want to bet on this dynamic texture. Can you elaborate on this check a bit more besides you don't want to get jammed on?

During the video you mention using deviations to maximize EV. How come you do not mix your sizing preflop being 2.25 most positions, 2.5 btn, and 3bb sb. Do you not mix preflop sizing based on HUD stats of the player? There was a hand where MP opened 2.5, you 3bet 99 CO 7.5, but MP was playing around a 45 vpip! Would be a spot I would just size up to around 9bb.

Looking forward to more exploitative videos.

Peter Clarke 3 years, 11 months ago

7:45 - Not sure why this action with this hand implies that my checking range is capped. But in any case, capping our range is fine in many situations in theory - there really shouldn't be any automatic negative association with having a depolarised range. Here though, I don't think it's very relevant whether our range is capped or not. I'm just trying to maximise the EV of my hand. At this SPR vs a weaker player, if we bet medium equity hands like this one, we will suffer the EV ruining branch of investing money to realise no equity when Villain jams. Checking figures to be comfortably higher EV here for this reason.

I might make sizing adjustment occasionally, but it's not that normal for me to have reliable samples on recreational. I think the more important exploit is opening more hands whenever we think there'll be an EV swing in our favour based on the table composition.

Williemarto 3 years, 11 months ago

Great vid , at about 2min in you refer to a recent vid you made The Tier System is this yet to be released? or am i missing something? cheers!

PutMyRobeOnRITE 3 years, 7 months ago

Also that concept about checking again to weaker players/fish, (whatever you want to call )them after they cap their range on a previous street is awesome. That's worth the price right there.

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