Hot $55 Victory: The Final Table
Posted by Ryan Henry
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The first open with 66 UTG. would you open 55 in that spot? What's the cutoff of pairs you wouldn't open there?
Do you know what villain had on the ATs hand where you folded to small raise on river?
Yes I would open 55 here as chip leader. Also 44 as there are a few player who are deeper and I would expect them to 3bet all in preflop. I would look at the table first, if players don't seem to be 3betting too aggressively preflop then I would expand my range to 44.
With regards to the ATs hand could you please timestamp it?
You're are killing it--don't care how long it takes... :)
Cheers mate! Finally managed to squeeze it all into the next video, but its going to be a bit longer
Hello,
At 36:30 Q8s hand at BB you said that the villain range is face up (poor Ax, QQ, KK, Jx, TT) and i agree. But when flushs comes on the turn you X. You don`t prefer to probe polar with this hand (and range too)?
We can make lots of pressure on his range with bluffs and our value bet is to strong!!
Thank you for another great video.
Hey mate, thinks its completely reasonable to big bet turn. I also think that the range I have assigned villain is very likely to delay c-bet on the turn, which allows me to check raise and a lot of their range will still need to call (Khkx for example), also allows me to get more money in by the river.
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