2-7 NLSD: $1,050 WCOOP Final Table

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2-7 NLSD: $1,050 WCOOP Final Table

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POSTED Oct 27, 2020

In a fan favorite for live players, iteopepe88 breaks down the play from the 2-7 NLSD WCOOP event touching on the nuance of the game before diving into the specifics of what is often called the purest form of poker.

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SoundSpeed 4 years, 4 months ago

Great video. Thanks so much for covering this game. Wouldn't mind one more video on this game. If not, perhaps a plo8/big O video. Thanks for all the mixed game work you do here.

Internett93o 1 year, 9 months ago

Bro you twice say that pairing the low cards is a better bluff than pairing 8 9 T, in d1 vs d1 8 9 T is better right? Another coach I had told me that to choose the bluffs after draw the best thing is to pair the cards that contain the average of pat hands, which in 2-7 on average would be 8 9 T, 99xxx 88xxx better bluff candidates than 22xxx 44xxx, and vs pat hands 22xxx 44xxx better than 99xxx 88xxx, right?

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Iteopepe88 1 year, 9 months ago

No, i said that paired the low cards is better to bluff against a PAT hand (but have to be careful, can overbluff in this spot)

In 1:1 spots we should use our highest pair(s) to bluff

But when we are drawing 1, against a pat hand it's still better to bluff 2348-2, that with 2348-8. Yes, with 88 we block villain to have a pat 8. But we kind of also do that if we pair the 2, because a lot of those hands will contain a 2 anyway.

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