SonicJaxx

I agree with the 8d3d fold on AsAcQd @12:05. I think you can find far better hands to peel and or bluff with. Any backdoor wheel is surely a better choice.

While this video was informative I would like Carlos to be more concise.

I watched this game because I thought 'Stud Rounds' meant 7 Card Stud. Other than that the video was quite good. I too would love to see a 3rd video in the series.

@40:07 you stated the COwAT 3b/bc/c/c on A74ss 8s Qo was bad. Is it possible for you to elaborate on this?

edit: You actually explained it less than 60s later ;)

24Q is 45% vs **5

Eric 'ChipsAhoya' Rodawig was the Stud Hi-Lo coach at Cardrunners in the early 2010s

I found this video harder to follow than most of your others. Jumping back and forth between the live play and the replay was confusing. I had to replay a lot of the parts so I could understand.

I actually watched this final table only 2 days ago so it was quite a coincidence finding that you had made a video on it. Would have liked to have seen a second part but enjoyable nonetheless.

@49:30 Dan could have A543sss /AAA5 with a plan to draw once and potentially improve or snow later, then he elects to immediately snow as he puts you on a weak Badugi you may XC/XF or XC/XC/XF

@25:00 the bringin can easily defend vs your open, and it is for this reason that your bet on 6th is good rather than bad as bringin should fold his 55 w/o a lowdraw hands. ie while you are behind in equity you gain some by making him fold.

Regarding your initial answer to #14 and the idea that '9542-4 is probably a better call than 9542-J' wouldn't 9542-J be better as it 'unlocks' his snows, ie his pairs? So we would rather make the convential bluffcatch with the J/T low. This is in line with your discussion regarding Yuri's call wJT975 @43:45

+1

I wish you would show the hands to completion. ie the AQss call, it would be interesting to see what the opponent bet the river with.

@12:04 there is a 90s discussion about A8 on on TK6QJ board. I think that is worth the price of admission right there!

I feel like a player like this could easily bet 3x, 22 and even strong Ahi for value. This combined with the GS missing make this a call for me.

This is similar to a bet that Dan Cates made in an earlier video. I believe he bet for the same reason, ie to 'maintain control' of the pot.

If RaúlGonzalez is making a play that doesn't seem good to us we should be thinking about why it is good. I assume he doesn't think most people open enough with hands that become bluffs or bluff in general from the HJ. I assume he doesn't think you will value bet 96/95 there either.

@40 when you say that Dan should be folding 5th you are (1) solving as if you're blindly firing 100% (which if anything is to his advantage), (2) solving as if you have 3 flushes (I would contend you would lead at least some of these on 4th). Using PPT I really don't see how Dan can fold 5th street. Dan will have less than 15% equity on ~10% of 6th streets, that and the fact he is in position make this a call. Regarding the 6th street fold I see this as an easy call.

I am enjoying the series though, no one else has bothered to go into the depth on these games that you have.

I thought the Razz bubble content was the highlight of this video.

I don't think it is a fold @36' you only need 30% to felt and I am having a hard time creating a range for aramesko you're crushed against. If you want to call 3rd there is no 4th you have less than 30% equity on. So maybe call 3rd and lead some really nice 4ths to generate some bogus fold equity.

I enjoyed the video and look forward to watching more of your content. I particularly liked the Stud Hi hand against Jungle. I know that I definitely do not bluff in that situation enough.