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Triton High Stakes Hands

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teunuss

POSTED Apr 26, 2020

Teunuss grabs a sampling of hands from the high stakes cash action at the Triton series and breaks down the action before turning to the solver to examine the GTO approach.

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Larskoerts14 4 years, 10 months ago

Hi Teunuss, I'm quite surprised by the high c-betting strategy for IP on the 975 board, is it because the board isn't connected enough? Or is OOP just going to miss this board to much?

Flight_Risk 4 years, 10 months ago

I really dig this format. I don’t know why but it seems like I soak up more info. It’s like live-streamed commentary, but more helpful.

OMGIsildurrrrman12 4 years, 10 months ago

Great video, teunuss , and excellent decision sticking to more interesting hands that can be productively analyzed, as opposed to just picking the biggest or most exciting ones. That last hand was especially interesting. Do you know anything more about when we might want to continue betting our paired hand when the turn brings an overcard? I understand the concept that if it is really good for our range we can bet it nearly 100%, similar to why we can cbet some boards near 100%, but I am really curious now about how often this type of situation occurs and how often I am blindly checking back my middle pair because I don't yet know how to think properly. Any insight or advice you may have is much appreciated.

Thanks, teunuss!

teunuss 4 years, 9 months ago

Thanks!
Try to estimate in these situations: In which line will our EV be the highest?
It can be possible that checking is very good, when you expect villain to overbluff the river.
Betting can be good in a situation like the A9 hand of llinus, where villains range is mostly pair+draw and pure high equity draws, where we can easily bet/call it off vs an agressive opponent, whether against a more passive opponent who isn't bluffing much on the river and not check shoving much on the turn bet/fold is the best play.
Hope this style of thinking helps a bit ;)

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