1) There are quite a few spots where you barrel with little equity vs. Sious' calling range. For instance, the K5o at 35 minute mark where you barrel down on 982TT. It seems like you have soooo many hands which can semi-bluff this turn (any 6, 7, J, Q, hearts) that including a hand like K5o in your barrelling range leads to a bluff heavy betting range. How do you go about balancing your ranges when you don't have a set criteria for barrelling such as: "Any gut shot or better = barrel"? It seems difficult to keep a good grasp on your ranges if you can barrel as widely as you do sometimes so I'm curious if you have any advice on how to do it!
2) I've heard it many times from you and other coaches but still don't quite get it. Could you please explain why you want to betting very large when your opponent has a capped range?
Thank you!
Dec. 10, 2013 | 1:27 a.m.
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Great vid Ben, a couple Qs:
1) There are quite a few spots where you barrel with little equity vs. Sious' calling range. For instance, the K5o at 35 minute mark where you barrel down on 982TT. It seems like you have soooo many hands which can semi-bluff this turn (any 6, 7, J, Q, hearts) that including a hand like K5o in your barrelling range leads to a bluff heavy betting range. How do you go about balancing your ranges when you don't have a set criteria for barrelling such as: "Any gut shot or better = barrel"? It seems difficult to keep a good grasp on your ranges if you can barrel as widely as you do sometimes so I'm curious if you have any advice on how to do it!
2) I've heard it many times from you and other coaches but still don't quite get it. Could you please explain why you want to betting very large when your opponent has a capped range?
Thank you!
Dec. 10, 2013 | 1:27 a.m.