Mastering Flop Play: 25BB's BTN vs BB - Broadway Boards IP
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Top!! Thank You!!
you are welcome!
Hey Pedro, really looking forward to the rest of the series.
At 41:00 whats the reason PIO pure checks A5s, A4s etc while betting with most higher Ace highs? Is it just for the sake of checking something that has good playability? I guess in practise we should be betting those, given how many folds we will get and that people wont really pay attention on whether we x back the right amount or not right?
Also what leads to OOP having a polar x/rasing range? Is it IP's high cbet% combined with the amount of air IP has in that range?
Stronger aces have more equity than smaller ones, so it opts to bet them for thin value. But as you said, in these boards its ok to bet close to 100% as field folds too much and dont x/r enough.
Regards to x/r I will cover it in next video, but vilain wants to have a linear strat, protecting alot of small pairs and bluffing a bunch with a small sizing
Nice vid, around 17min; What is the reasoning for checking back q10 and k10 combos up to 60% of the time? Also 41min, on K 7 2. Why are the k6, k5, k4 combos a check back MOST of time and k3, k8+ are not?
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the idea of checking some of the two pair combo on the flop is to protect our weak checking range, such as Qx, Tx, pairs lower to the board and A highs.
Regards to the K72 board, having a good kicker here is important to value bet our hand as we get called by a higher number of worse Kx, so stronger Kx are bet and weaker Kx are check to protect the cheking range.
awesome Pedro!
Hi Pedro! Thank you for the awesome vids! Is there a way we can get the excel file from the video? Thank you
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