Rough Sunday (part 6)
Posted by David Emmons
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First, lmao at your opening statement. You're hilarious.
Next, the KK hand (12:40) that's def a beast fold. It's worth noting the best HU bots are using leads, so while I think what you are saying about checking oop negating positional disadvantage has merit it's def a mistake to take that so far you are never donk betting HU.
Just finished the video. Looking forward to less tables although this has been nice too. Also, anything about the calculator would be nice. Thanks Dave!
Hey David it would be nice if u can get elio fox to do a hand history review with u.
This is an awesome idea!
That would be amazing, and I will see if I can get him on board with recording, but I wouldn't hold my breathe.
Hey David, thanks for your vids, enjoying them.
66 at 47:13, I think that shove is a bit spewy. At the least I think it is one of those hands that you have to comment on in the vids, compared to other spots where you give an explanation.
I would like to hear your thoughts here?
I consider it readless since nothing else is said, and therefore I think an UTG+1 range has too few steals, that folds out, and more importantly a pretty high % of the range that will call an MP shove, where we are in bad shape vs that range. Even though your shove looks kind off strong from that pos, we don't necessarily fold out 77-99 since you are weighted more towards AJs and AQ+ than 1010+. He can call the shove and still have a decent stack to continue.
Other factors to consider is 1) that we have alot of players to act behind. 2) our stackdepth is quite comfortable going forward, we don't achieve exceptionally much by picking this pot up, compared to the risk of being up against a crushing range for our life
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