$.50/$1 Dekkers on Pool, Bet Sizes, and Playing Fish
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12:23 you entered 3/4 betsize for oop, IG it was 60% so the call might be okay at a decent frec, depending on how vilains construct his range of course.
21:00 KQ hand , I also like a small size , but I don’t think ev x > ev jam.
You are loosing agaisnt AQ anyway, with your specific combo you unblock Qx BDFD such QTs QJs he is calling on the turn.
But if you think vilain is not calling with hand like pp , i like to bet 1/3 of the pot.
28:00 If you add geometric size for oop (or at least ovb) , I don’t think Pio will ever take that 3/4 size. Your hand is a good candidate to 200% pot turn, has a blocker effect and is a showdown value bluff to target his AJ AQ being indifferent by calling or folding.
I agree with you that is cool to put those ovb hands into x r because pool is not checking enough. Good reads.
34:00 I don’t think it’s a board where you want to cb a lot. It’s more a x range than a bet range for me. Presence of 2 low connected card is not good for our OOp range. I expect solvers to cb at a low frec on this board.
36:35 Don’t you think you have a ton of paire + draw to call with ? Seems ev- to call with those hands in theory and in practice
On the river, if you think vilain is cb flush draw really often, why don’t you go for a really big size in order to make fold hand like str8 Qx and 99 ?
Good format, Pio interactions are always appreciated.
Gl at the tables.
34:00 thats right, but bb is playing 20/14 so his preflop range will not connect that hard on this flop( more likely he folds 45o 67o pre flop) . So I think if we adjust his preflop range in PIO he wants to cb more. So yea its more of an exploitable play. But in general you are right!
36:00, My plan was not to let him fold a str8 (bc I dint give him a street in his range) I think my size was big enough to let him fold a Q, But yea if we think he never has a flush thengoing huge makes a lot of sense.
Good comments!
Would you be able to tell us what the colours mean so that we can understand any adjustments from GTO that you make versus different player types?
In general yellow means 1 tabler, Blue players are regs who are playing 4 tables zoom.
On the A9 hand river bluff, I get why you felt his range was weak enough to do this, but I think there's a couple of issues. His large turn bet makes it feel like it tilts range towards value, but mainly you didn't talk much about your range. I can't see how you can have that many flushes when you check twice.
Which minute:)?
Sorry, 35:50
I think we could play AKcc AJcc 9Tcc K9cc QTcc. this way. Flop we check most of our FD (bc we have to check big part of our range on the flop).
About his big bet, I am not sure if we can say big bet is big hand in this spot. He can make good arguments for betting big with his KJ KT AT type of hands on turn.
Thanks for that video.
10:32 which sizing is better if we decide to bluff the river? I am wondering if a third pot could get more FE in an exploitative way than a 75% bet versus regulars
24:04 table 1 I think folding vs a tight weak player is wise.
10:32 yea 1/3 might work better because it really looks like we make a thin valubet
Thanks!
18:32 Dekkers you fold K9s in LJ. I though K9s was 100% open, are you just opening suited broadways and Axs? What about T9s and J9s? Curious what you're LJ range looks like. Maybe im a tad too loose using snowie ranges.
35:04 Dekkers are you pure fold Q8o in SB? Whats bottom of SB look like for raising? This seems really tight to me.
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