KingRonz21

Interesting QcJc hand near the end of the video. You over bet the turn after 3 betting from SB and checking thru the flop. Are you jamming all rivers in this case if you miss river? I agree with the 1/2 limits overbetting good hands and bluff amounts being less than they should

Cool thanks

At about 25:53 into the video with AsQc you say on the turn that you would rather have another Q. Do you mean just the Qs or Qh as it gives more backdoor combo's to the opponent who could have the Qc? And if you did have the Qs would you bet turn?

Great Video and Thank You, The AA hand against Chaps at around the 6 minutes left in the video mark. Are you ever just flatting on the button there after being 3 Bet? Player shows strength with a 3 bet from the small blind but just curious

Thanks, what rivers are you continuing with a bluff? Would it be a good spot to over bet bluff?

Good Video, I can relate to it a lot but you provided more understanding by explaining certain things in a certain way, thx.

At the 26:15 mark roughly in the video with A8 as your hole cards. You rivered showdown value with the 8 and got checked too by villain. Are you bluffing all other rivers for half pot/over bet? Also does your bet amount on the turn change your sizing or scenario on the river

In the end of video summary questions what are the differences between Kbb and Kpp? And why does that change our strategy?

The Big QQ hand at the end of the cash session, how would you have handled a shove all in pre from the OOP caller? Also if you were both deeper would it change your flop bet size to protect against a X/R?

Thx Paul

At the 22:15 mark of the video would you bet turn and then barrel river heads up in position with the 8s9s? also At the 31:15 mark what factors would make you consider calling or folding to a river stuff against your AA after your bet?

I like your reasoning and shove with the straight flush, couldn't agree more

cant wait for the next video, what do you think is a good possible hourly for a live 500 game that is raked by the house? How about live 1000 NL with a 5 BB that takes time charge?

Jumping into the Delorean i know but i just started studying your videos and if you are available for comment the first hand on this video (56hh) while facing the check/river bomb you state that he will be betting a small percentage of hands for value, based on the run out and that we labeled him as a TAG isn't he always taking showdown there? Thx for vids and i like your comment about how in live poker you get into spots where you can consume a bunch of BB that you wouldnt online therefore negatng the game speed a little. I couldn't agree more

The hand where you had 68hh on button. I get a little lost on the turn which makes a Q8910 board. He donked fairly strong on the turn, is it just a simple bluff stab or did you see something deeper there? Would you have called a smaller sized stab as well or would that indicate a stronger hand from villain....thx for the video

excellent mcgregor meme lolol

I like your comedy and I am a Fan of your thread on here, I have 1 question for this session to ask. In the last hand in this video with 77 on the J42 flop i am curious if you always flat there in position after getting check raised with essentially mid pair and no blocker to the possible flush draw and also would you play it the same way out of position?

Not giving up yet, he can bet half pot there with a lot of hands. If he is a good reg then i don't mind your flop and turn check and i think it opens the door you wanted to walk thru to get value and get a check thru showdown hopefully

At 30.50 You just flat AJo in the BB vs a guy playing 46/38... Did you consider 3betting AJo for value here? If he is opening that wide then his MP opening range is probably 28-35% which on the high end would be higher than a lot of players cutoff ranges... Just seems like a good spot to punish a player that is playing far too many speculative hands from that position.

i agree we definitely have an equity advantage but maybe not so much a playability edge? It seems from my personal experiences if we are a facing an opponent who floats effectively that if we bet flop on this board and the turn is a blank and we decide to check it becomes a much tougher scenario, especially vs opponents that are capable of following through with turn and river bluffs knowing we are basically capped. Just some food for thought.... awesome video btw

At 27 min, u 3bet AK and the flop comes TT2r... How do you feel about checking your entire 3betting range for balance on boards where the top card is paired and is 8 or higher and the villain can have a lot of trips in his 3bet calling range?