3 Table $2.5/$5 6-Max Zoom NLHE
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did u really just say the guy who coldcalled half his stack with QJo is likely to fold the flopped openender? =D
really enjoy ur videos though thanks! :)
no, just in theory, more likely to fold the flop than the turn, but anyway never folding :D
I wish you talked more in depth about some hands, especially when not playing live. Like for example your call of 3bet with ATs hand. You could insert a screenshot of crev showing when it becomes profitable, or at least say when you think it is +ev to call, instead of saying "sometimes I call".
I mean I know I can do that myself and I probably will, but as elite coach would be nice if you gave more reasoning for some of your borderline actions, than just "I call".
Other than that nice videos)
i will try to, although when i flat a 3bet its most of the time standard, so i dont say anything to that. but i get what you mean :)
Nice video era7er can you do a video on crev
i dont know how this programm works, i never worked with it, sry
nice vid.
9:40--AK you cold 4bet AK 160bbs deep. What is your plan if he 5 bets you? I think that
cold 4beting is the best play. but then when he 5bets me i usually end up getting it against
AA or KK 90% of the time...
27:00--55 i think here is better to bet out 55 on the turn because when he checks again
i think we are ahead quite often and he almost always has 2 overcards.
about the AK hand: I think it really depends on the player and also your image. Since this particular opponent is 3betting really light even against UTG I think cold4bet is pretty standard and there is a lot of value. If he 5bets here then its a different story, you could also cold4bet/fold with AK vs and UTG3bet. As my image is pretty aggro in general I would just jam vs a 5bet.
about the 55 hand: I think betting and checking is fine. We have some SD value, but on the other hand we can get better to fold. I wouldnt say we are almost ahead esp vs his calling range were never. So if you want to bet that turn i think you def need to bluff some rivers otherwise I would rather check it down.
29:30 J5hh on Kxxr As: I saw you a lot betting this kind of hands on one street(turn or river). Do you think betting this hand once on turn can also be good?
39:00 QJo Don't you think co his range is very showdown heavy bc I woul expect him to cb most 1pair hands(for value/protection). I think he will have a lot of Ace high hands, so i like to bet my value hands more often.
J5hh: yes, but I think betting this type of hand is better on the river than the turn, because we dont have any EQ. But betting the turn is also +EV i think.
QJo: Its not necessarily the case, but many people might just bet any pair on the flop. If thats the case then he really has most likely a Ax and you should go more for value. Now the question is if he calls me more often twice with Ax than he starts bluffing on this card and then I would decide how wide im gonna bet for value or bluffcatch.
can you maybe do a NL200 series since there haven´t been to much zooom Content recently?
sry, it has to be at least 500NL
great video! Have you ever gone over your HUD stats?
yes, i look at them from time to time.
hello~
20:00 upper right the board is 774
if we have a JQ , JK in BB,and the BTN check back flop
the turn card is a 6
could you stab your JQ, JK in turn?(we dont have flush draw)
and if you stab the turn
what the river card you will not continue bluff at river?
i am less likely play this low card board at op
thank you!!!
yes definitly. the 6 never should hit his range and we can still have that all so we can definitly try to take the pot down here. Continue to bluff i think i would do on an 8,9,T for sure, the rest is player dependand if they can make a fold with a weak pair or Ax.
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