Raptor517
15 points
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April 28, 2016 | 3:42 p.m.
Hey Phil, I like your style.
Couple thoughts:
43:40ish - you are debating checking the clubs, but go for the value bet instead. I think you should check jam pretty much every time. Most dudes that are raising flop and turn nut clubs usually go ahead and fire it in there with less than double pot left. Your hand looks weak, and it's a spot I think many players will just pot with nut flush draws, especially if they have a gutter or pair or something to go with it (seems likely). I also don't expect to get called on the river by many hands that are checking back the turn. Checking the river gives him an opportunity to bluff and bet all of his flushes (which are hard pressed to fold to a river check raise).
At 47:30 or so when you check back, I think it is a great spot for a 'raptor' bet. I think you can throw out 360 or so and get called by a straight 100% of the time, where he would fold if you bombed for 880 or something. It also allows him an appealing opportunity to check raise bluff, since small bets = weak ldo.
We actually play a lot more similarly than I originally thought. Watching your videos is fun, keep it up.
Couple thoughts:
43:40ish - you are debating checking the clubs, but go for the value bet instead. I think you should check jam pretty much every time. Most dudes that are raising flop and turn nut clubs usually go ahead and fire it in there with less than double pot left. Your hand looks weak, and it's a spot I think many players will just pot with nut flush draws, especially if they have a gutter or pair or something to go with it (seems likely). I also don't expect to get called on the river by many hands that are checking back the turn. Checking the river gives him an opportunity to bluff and bet all of his flushes (which are hard pressed to fold to a river check raise).
At 47:30 or so when you check back, I think it is a great spot for a 'raptor' bet. I think you can throw out 360 or so and get called by a straight 100% of the time, where he would fold if you bombed for 880 or something. It also allows him an appealing opportunity to check raise bluff, since small bets = weak ldo.
We actually play a lot more similarly than I originally thought. Watching your videos is fun, keep it up.
Feb. 20, 2013 | 5:15 p.m.
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My favorite series, please continue.
May 3, 2016 | 2:58 p.m.