$1/$2 Rush: Rust Has Been Shaken Off
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Thanks for the vid Mark!
18:00 Table 2 you mentioned you raise since you wanna get some floats from OOP on this node.
What's your gameplan if you get called and turn is a brick -- it seems K8 is more of a 2-street hand -- will you keep barreling or xback turn and bluffcatch river?
You are welcome :)
Check back turn and call rivers/ valuebet rivers facing check would be my standard line.
24:50 "I do suck" hahahaha
Just got to this part LOL quite entertaining. Nice hero call EluSiVeMark Glad one of these hero calls worked out in your favor.
34:00 another one "and fuck" lots of tough spots in this part of the series.
Haha :)
9:45 with ATd what are your thoughts on river block bet like 10%? 3B+C4B, XC-X-B10? I think if we B10 flop its a lot easier to fold to a river jam. Where checking and facing a jam puts us on an island. Unless we are also checking hands like ATc AJc and not 5 betting AK... AT seems to be pretty high in our range but still left wanting to fold on the river facing a BXB line.
QQ hand 12min mark very similar. Call 3bet and choose to river block bet vs a XC-X-X line. I thought maybe we can block the turn and X back river rather than potentially facing a larger river bet. Thoughts on B50ish flop, B33 turn, to check back river with QQ here?
AT: The 10% feels like something the solver might do. And imo it is almost the same as a check. Also i am not familair with responses by population facing the 10%.
I do not necessarily think people underbluffraise facing a 10% bet.
QQ: So his 3bet pre, x/c flop contains lots of AK. Also i marked him as a weaker player so i imagine his 3betting range from the BB is even stronger than an average reg.
Nevertheless, blocking turn seems fine to check back river. Checking back turn and folding to a large river bet seems fine as well. Facing the river check i was fairly sure i had the best hand. I would not block IP vs a regular.
15:30 KK 3B B-BC-C facing a XC-XR-Ai from opponent even though you hold a heart I don't think its a call. As you mentioned you need opponent to be turning 8h8x 9h9x into a bluff, which is unlikely and you don't beat value. I would be a pretty big over fold in theory to only call flushes here, but maybe correct? If it is a call, then I think 22:30 with AK is also a call. You 3B pre. B-XC-XF. I think its easier for villain to bluff in this other hand than when you had a set. Looking back at these 2 hands do you still like the call with KK and your fold with AK? You mentioned you would call AsKx but then you also block some of the bluffs AsQx hands right?
See below
KK: In theory it is calling KK with a heart (0,35 EV in a 200 pot) and folding KK without a heart.
EV is basically 0. And i did mention it is probably underbluffed and i do not beat value. So i should have folded.
AK: In theory also a 0 EV call. (EV 0,01)
My hand bets mostly on the turn (around 2/3) and checks the remainder. AsKx in theory never gets to the river in this node. IT either bets turn or x/jams turn. I would get there with some of those combos (allthough incorrect)
Anyways, looking back i think both hands are folds and both spots are underbluffed. AsQx is not being bluffed by population and theory.
In theory we see 100% bluffs from TT, JJ, 55, 44, 33, 22 that get to the river. And i do not think enough players would find those to make AK a call.
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