Taking Advantage of Bad Players (part 2)
Posted by Espen Sørlie
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Finally here! ive been checking everyday for this. thanks!
I still prefer folding 67o @16:00 even after seeing Icmizer. I feel like going all in preflop is very high variance. Before considering a shove, I would also want everyone behind to be a nit and hero to have a good image. Thanks Espen.
Hey Espen, cool vid! I would actually love to see some super knockout video coupled with some theory. Preferebly ofcourse from the thursday thrill. Seeing the upcoming scoop schedule with lots of super knockouts I think this would be very relevant content.
Thanks
Results?
got 1st :)
what would we shove in 01:40 min (88 fold bottom right table)? About the villain, If we were in utg's feet i think i would open 88+,AJ+ at most and call AQ, 88 or 99+ to a 12bb shove from MP, is this the best?
I think 9s are close, I def go with TT and probably AQs+ AKo
Espen can you do a video on bet sizing.Very nice video.
Possibly, however I'm not an expert on the mathematical side of that
hi! 23 min. 3bet pot A2o on K3s3 board. will u raise lead bet with any value hand. i mean when u raise his lead u never has KK AK AA. wuts the point to raise his lead with value hands? if he was bluffing u have to calldown value. so when u did raise lead u represented nothing and if he can analyze it he must shove. my logic is right or not? thx for vid.
Probably would not raise much for value here, but I do not believe these players are too aware of these things. It is not super complicated, but I just font see them 3b shoving the flop with air almost ever in this spot.We are trying to exploit a weak lead here with our strong range, I dont think we need to be 100% balanced at all.
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