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High Stakes MTT Live Play (Part 1)

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Akira Ohyama

POSTED Oct 01, 2017

Akira Ohyama aka ClutchHero kicks off part 1 of a new series featuring a real-time review of his play acrosss a bunch of high stakes tournaments.

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satred 7 years, 5 months ago

Hey! Great video ! How many tables u usually play ?

Akira Ohyama 7 years, 5 months ago

I play anywhere from 4 tables to 12 tables maximum, probably averaging 6 tables. Decisions these days have become much more complex so it is harder to play at a high level when playing too many tables.

Solid 7 years, 5 months ago

Hi Akira nice video

Couple of questions

@25:40 KJo seems really thin to 3b agains HJ with 26bb. KJs seems like a shove or a call but KJo idk. I have some trouble having to much 3b bluff in 20-25bb, how looks like your 3b bluff in this range?

@29:27 22 this looks like more a shove/fold spot with this hand? What do you think? Im too nitty here? hehe

@34:50 A2s seems like a pretty clear shove in there to me. Why you prefer to open from 13bb?

@41:17 A7o I really hate life in this spot vrs UTG. I have a lot of doubts defending less than 10bb. Could be a interesting idea for a video.

Thanks

Akira Ohyama 7 years, 5 months ago

I think that folding is a bit too weak with KJo vs the standard regular, and we dont want to get in the habit of calling with this stack depth because we cant do much against a squeeze so I opted to 3b. Definitely against stronger opponents I opt to fold a lot of the time.

As I mentioned in the video I decided to raise 22 so I can 4b jam into seemingly preflop aggro opponents to balance the times I am raise folding to 3b there.

Shoving is absolutely fine, I just think with my post flop edge I will gain more by raising and playing a pot vs the BB.

There's very little reverse implied odds when you are so shallow so you can pretty much hit a pair and go with it, especially when the original raiser is so loose.

Solid 7 years, 5 months ago

Yeah the 22 hand is like fine in some frequency but def not my default for sure #toomanyover.
A2s I still I want to shove because I feel 13bb deep is not many skill edge to be had but respect your decision.
Thanks Akira

Bingo 123 7 years, 3 months ago

Nice video! Good pace!

I have some questions:

6:50 ATs you flat HiJack vs MP, what amound of bb's would be the threshold when you'd start shoving instead of flatting ?

11:00 AQ what hands would you bluff on this river as played ?
Is villain's flat with J9s standard in that spot with BB somewhat short ?

36:00 A3o Gross spot vs river jam. Is there anything to say for check/calling river to try and get a bluff from AdX or maybe 9T ? Im not sure how much value there is to bet, we should look fairly strong going for a bet bet line 3way on the turn. AdJx type hands certainly call but those hands seem like hands that also bet flop quite a bit. To me it looked like villain had a hand like 99,TT,Adx or 9T or a weak Jx

42:00 QQ on K93 J 4 we open pre, flop was 3way we check/call, turn x/x river x/x
Is there any value here vs AJ,QJ,TJ ? or is that just too thin ?

Thanks!

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