$10/$20 HUNL: Going with the Flow
Posted by Nuno Alvarez
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Good video.
2:02, Table 2: Assume the bottom of IP's value range for pot is A9? What do you think is the bottom for 1.5x pot?
9:24, Table 1: Do you think villian should have a one sizing strategy on river oriented around Kx value bets?
22:52 Table 1: Similar to the concept you were talking about on the flop- wherein lower cards are bluffing to fold out a lot of IP's 9x 8x region- I'm anticipating that your main river bluff shoves are going to be coming from your Q-lo, J-lo. Doesn't seem like you're going to have many offsuit hands with a Q or J, as you correctly note. However, it seems like a ton of OOP's call turn-river folds are going to be coming from the QT,AT,Q9,JT,J9,88 sort of range. Therefore, Qc5c or Jc5c seem best.
Thanks, glad you liked it :)
2:02 - Nailed it, A9 indeed. My guess was TT+ and seems like PIO bets mostly that, checks QQ-JJ (less protection needed and not blocking as much Kx and also a small touch of A9.
9:24 - IP should be interested on building a regular sizing and condensing all their valuebets there (Kx and medium PP's) Note that OOP will be forced to overfold quite a bit in this line so a smaller sizing tends to be preferred when that happens.
22:52 - Great analysis! J5cc is a 4B/Fold preflop but Q5cc is one of our main bluffing hands OTR. Stay tuned for the PIO review of this one along as other interesting hands.
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