biggestdonkNA
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Couldnt get the hand history post format to work so here is a text version:
6 handed PLO 3/6 on ACR.
Hero in CO with 58bb
Villian1 on Button with 90bb
Villain 2 in BB with 150bb
Hero opens AsKcKh6d to 3.5bb, button 3b to 12bb, bb (weaker player) flats. First question, should I just look to get this hand in? There really isn't great playability post flop with this holding unless we flop a set but the hand seems too strong to fold. Hero calls the raise.
Flop: 3h3c8d
BB check, I check, button cbets 18.5bb into 37bb. BB folds. Second question, is this a spot where you just have to sigh get it in? If we call, we have about 27bb left with a turn pot of 75bb. To me this seems to be a way ahead way behind situation where he has AA and im crushed or he has QQxx or run-down type hands and I'm fairly ahead depending on the combo. Should I just flat here and get it in on basically all turns or just put it in?
Any guidance would be much appreciated!
April 14, 2018 | 10 p.m.
Hi Phil,
One of the topics that you covered in the video, bluffing with sub-optimal blockers, is something that I feel continuously trips me up. Its always very conflicting when you are near the bottom of your range but have only ok blockers. How do you add some of these hands into your bluffing range while still making sure that you aren't over-bluffing? Is that just a risk that you have to run?
Thanks for the video!
Aug. 12, 2016 | 11:10 p.m.
From what I have heard, the Venetian tournaments are pretty soft. I would say though that, depending on your time frame, look at the WSOP nightly tournaments. Close to big tournament dates like Colossus and Millionaire Maker, the 3PM is around 235 for between a 250k to 400k prizepool based on last years numbers.
Yes. You can't check the nuts if you are last to act on the river. The TD is wrong for giving you a warning.
Sept. 18, 2016 | 11:38 p.m.