Exploits 101: Broadway Boards
Posted by Krzysztof Slaski
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Like your content so much ! Really like yours exploits 101, they could incorporate in our game very well.
Cant waiting for your next vid ;)
Young french guy
great video again
32minute: best adjustment- no adjustment , let IP exploit himself haha
2 serious questions:
1. What type of games you are playing?
2.Last hand(QJT), what kind of adjustment you will make vs player who cbet a lot of bluffs and checks quite often mid type of hands (using bit polar strategy + heavily towards bluffs) ?
think u answered own q for #2 but would like to hear his thoughts on that too. imagine it's a probe freq w big sizes turn+riv
Again this is awesome! More please :)
Nice one and nice series!
Krzysztof Slaski - My favorite thing about this video is that it really helped me to think deeper about range vs range on seemingly similar board textures. An hour ago I probably would have foolishly given little thought to the differences in ranges (and range/nut advantage) on an AJT board vs a QJT board. And best of all, this new way (new for me) of thinking about ranges transfers well to all board textures. It feels like you just "leveled up" my poker game in a big way. Thanks again!
Glad to hear it !
Just a minor point that doesn't really need addressing but thought I'd raise it anyway in case I am misunderstanding, throughout the analysis of IP betting strategy for QhJhTs you talk about the "three-quarters" bet size, but this is a bet of 4 into 6, making it a 66% bet size. Love the video and series.
Haha good point, thanks. I use 75% and 66% interchangably on the flop so I get confused sometimes. Pio rounds it anyway though so in a 6bb pot both will be 4bb bets
great video
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