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6 table Mid Stakes 6-Max NLHE Live Session

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6 table Mid Stakes 6-Max NLHE Live Session

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Parker Muir

POSTED Aug 17, 2013

Parker loads up 6 tables and shares his thoughts in real time as he looks to exploit his opposition.

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Chael Sonnen 11 years, 7 months ago

Sweet timing. Rewatched the other one earlier today.

I notice you changed the style of the cards. Really annoying to look at. :)
1 20   26s limp on the BTN? Is this really +EV versus an unknown player?
6 00 Why flat 33 IP versus a 50BB stack? There's not much stack to get, and you have zero playability or blockers when you miss.

I'll add later.


Parker Muir 11 years, 7 months ago

I think both are very close and it is fine if you fold them.

The 26s was against a limper who has not bought in full, so I am assuming he is a recreational player. And thus it shouldn't be too hard for me to turn a profit IP vs him with an extremely high SPR.

The 33 is closer to a fold and honestly I'm fine folding it. 50BB is likely too short to be flatting 22-55 IP like this.

Taunto_88 11 years, 7 months ago

Very good video. Well made and stayed on task and kept up with all the action, very impressed.

I noticed you are min-raising from the button. What are the pros and cons to this? i am only a mico stakes player but i always thought opening 2.5-3x from button because of fold equity rather than giving the BB a decent price to call marginal holdings. Is that what we want and are looking for?

Parker Muir 11 years, 7 months ago

Thanks Justin.

Shipapotamus gave some good reasoning below. 

Essentially it boils down to min-raising being a cheaper steal attempt. We would like to risk less to win the same amount because when we are opening the button ~65%, more often than not we will have a "bluff" preflop. Also at stakes like 1/2 and above people are 3betting a high percentage out of the blinds and thus this allows us to have more maneuvering room to defend against their 3bets via calls and 4bets.

Generally I think minraising the button is the most effective at 200nl and above. I usually recommend players below those limits, and especially at the micros, to still use 2.5x on the button.

shipapotamus 11 years, 7 months ago

Reason for minraising btn or co is often because not many people adjust to it correctly and defend too little + what you said, if people defend correctly with wide range you still have the positional advantage + easier to defend to 3bets IP when there's more money behind

Taunto_88 11 years, 7 months ago

Interesting. I guess I never looked at it from that point of view. Thank you very much on clearing that up and answering my questiom shipapotamus. I think I will start to give it a try on my next sessions

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