High Rolling with Daniel Dvoress (Part 5)

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High Rolling with Daniel Dvoress (Part 5)

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POSTED Jun 22, 2018

Daniel Dvoress aka Oxota provides the final installment of his current series covering the action of the Sunday $2,100 high roller event on PokerStars. In this part he pays particular attention to opening ranges and whether we should be open jamming or not in different sports.

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Duke0424 6 years, 9 months ago

is that QTo Call SB v BTN with 15bb at 20:30 a good play pre-flop?

Antonion 6 years, 9 months ago

of course it isn't.. it's a 3bshove or a fold, it depends from how much do you think BTN is opening in that spot... with those specific stacks i think he's opening up a bunch of hands so our reshove is probably positive enough to 3bet jam

angel_zera 5 years, 4 months ago

BTN AQs vs. BB 87s hand: I noticed a couple of things in addition to what you addressed that seemed like errors...perhaps I'm crazy?

  1. Flop sizing by OOP (b21%)--this seems way too small both with combo and (generally) with range for this board/this ICM setup, no? OOP's 3b range will contain a lot of strong Ax combos that want to go at least 40-50% pot, as well as a lot of bluff combos that want to force immediate folds from the weaker parts of IP's range...seems like 21% is far too low to accomplish either of these things. Vs. b21%, IP should be continuing with any pair (even 33 no BDFD has the BDSD...), which doesn't seem like a good result for OOP.

  2. GIVEN b21% from OOP on flop, AQs BDFD just seems like a raise for IP, no? Vs. b21% this combo for IP just seems like fat value that wants to get more money into the pot immediately...I say this cognizant of the range interaction at play (IP's range has to play with deference to some degree to OOP's 3b range), but still.

  3. As played, facing b36% from OOP on the river, again, AQ just seems like an easy raise for IP, no? Really have nothing more to add to this bullet point other than saying that this combo is just...really, really strong given the action leading to this point, and given OOP's betsize. Obv. vs. b100% or whatever we're just snap-flatting AQ, but vs. this size it seems criminal to not squeeze more value out of our combo, no?

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