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Great video Akira, nice buy-in to be reviwed, continue working on this type of things that help us a lot to grow as a poker player, gl.

Hey nico great video, liked how you play JTs from the btn against 2 players who can reshove on you and mostly festivuss on the BB who is a pretty agro reg, but with limping here you can represent a good hand or you can show weakness with a premium hand, really liked the way you go trough the video, nice rewiew and gl in to the FT video.

Great video Chris, continue doing live series, try to mix with lower stake between 20/55, thanks and GL.

I dont recomend to see this video, this is a $500 buy in and probably most of us dont play on that field and the way we play a hand in highstake is pretty different than small and med stake, so you need to find something that really help you to improve your game, it could be a coach cuz this person its gonna work on your leaks and try to find videos where buy ins are not high than $100 and there are good material here in this site. For example Jhon Daly made a serie called Stack size dynamic I really recomend this for you and try to find videos and stuff that going with your game. You are not gonna find to many fishes in the $500 buy in as youre gonna find in a $5 to $50 buy in. games are totally diferrent. GL.

It is not a hard spot, the problem is that we just mess around with a simple hand, on this hand with 99 you should just call preflop, on the flop there are 2 ways to be playing this hand, you can check-call and revaluete the turn or check-raise flop to see how villian reacts and what he does when you raise and if he has overpair or flush hes just gonna call the flop, because if he 4bet on the flop and you shoved probably all his overpair are behind you cuz youre on the BB and can have set 44-55-66, you have on your range 45ss, 65ss, 64ss and 78o and suited al of those combos are ahead of his range and youre guys playing so deep, if I check call flop and the turn comes 5 I just check call the turn again and see the river and probably fold if he bets so big and if I check raised the flop I probably continue betting on turn if this card doesnt complete a draw or is a dangerous card and see what rivers come and prob check call river. But the problems when we lead the flop with such a nice hand like 99 when we have a ton of value and prob ahead of villian range, we are just gonna be in a bad situation if villian decided to raise the flop, and bet turn and shove river... in this situation we are playing guessi guessi and we are not gonna know where we are in the hand and just make a big pot OOP with a hand that play well as a bluff catcher on that board.

I like the way you played pre and flop but probably fold the turn bet that it was around 65% of pot and you dont have the right odds to be calling here and you mostly are behind. I dont think hes gonna bet 66-77-99-TT in this flop, probably bet JJ but most players are gonna ch-call flop, ch-call turn and ch-fold river, all of those pairs are gonna play always the same way if the villian doesnt hit the set on flop, turn o river. in this hand youre blocking the nuts flush and I dont expect villian 3barrel this hand with air and the Q is gonna play check call river because all draws missed there and he checks to play as a bluff catcher, this hand doesnt make sense to be calling on the river and if you were more deep I like the call on turn, but the pot on the river is more than your stack so youre comitted here, you have to think which hands hes gonna shove the river and which hand is gonna bluff when the A comes on the river, even AK is gonna play like this, so on this hand I prefer to call flop and prob fold turn if he bets, because if the river is a Blank hes gonna be check calling your bluff on the river because you dont have showdown value when he bets flop and turn, and this hand just gets horrible postflop.

Hey.. now reading this hand you played pretty poorly but we learn new things every day. I dont like to 3bet OOP those pocket pair, I prefer to call to tray set, shove depend of which position is opening or just fold if I dont have odds to find my set on the flop... Against a loose agresive player I prefer to call pre and try to hit a good flop to let him bet, bet and bluff or just fold and dont mess around with him... in this hand you had almost 30 bbs and the guy is opnening from EP so even if this guy is just crazy agro player, i just prefer to call my BB and see the flop because we have to respect the positions even if the player is a maniac because those players hold good cards as well... So i prefer to flat from the BB and check call flop, revaluate the turn and probably donk out if the turn is a safe card that dont hit his range too much, or just call the turn again and if he bets the river im folding and if he bluff good for him but not often youre gonna see a bluff here, because even A high has showdown value again your calling range from the BB and if he bets 3 street he just has the Kx or better pair than 66 so I ending folding.. If the same guy is opening from late position and youre aroung 20-25bbs I just shoved pre and evoid that situation, but all depends about game flow and how you have been playing against them and how you see they play.. because post flop you made a lot of mistakes, like you played i prefer yo continue betting the flop small, and bet a little more on turn and check fold river if he bets.. GL

Pretty weird hand, if you dont have info about how the villian plays I like the fold, but I think he mostly has bluff there or just an Ac, he bets all over pair on the flop, all sets and 2 pair and probably he should bet the A of clubs but sometimes random players dont do it and just want to see the free card and dont think about get value from their hands. Random players when has a pair of the board they bet cuz they play afraid of a bad card comes. the flop hits a lot with bbs range defend, youre gonna have to many Tx and 9x, so if the villian has over pair hes gonna bet to get value from your hand, well it is the most std play. I dont think hes gonna wait for the river with a T to bet so big almost pot and even a K, so I probably call hes bet on the river and want to see his 33 and see the set bad the rest I think hes bluffing here.

Great video John, nice job you have been doing with the series you upload to RIO, continue working hard on those things and make us better poker player, I really like the way you go through the hands. Gl.

Pretty nice video Chris, continue doing things like these and all formats... Man I have a question, you were playing a sat for EPT Malta and in second 33 in the first minute in the video, the regular ILIOS72 opened in HJ and you were in CO with QKo and you decided to fold pre. my question is why did you make that move in blinds 15/30? you did because its a sat or for what reason? really want to know because seems interesting. Thanks and Gl.

Good video John, you have been working on different ways, thats awesome and help a lot to us.. which program do you use to record your tables while you play? because i was thinking and this is a good way to study and review your game, please if you can let me know the name of the program, thanks and gl.

Hey nico nice hand 89s open from UTG, as you I still confused about his range and I agree with you about his sizing with a J, I dont think hes gonna bet so big with a J, all his sets are gonna raise on that wet flop and if he hit the as on the river I dont expect a big bet like he did. I think he just has a flush and prob trapping but its difficult to have a flush and dont bet against 2 players, maybe if there was only you on the hand, but too many rivers are gonna kill the action, at least hes gonna bet small turn because you can have some over pairs with diamonds like AA,KK,QQ and can get some value from your hand, because youre gonna check on that turn where is a 6 of diamond and all straights and flush got there, and if you bet AA,KK AND QQ with a diamonds you are just gonna be calling with straights, sets, flush or 2pairs and those are ahead of you, i think if an opponent has a J hes gonna fold and you dont want to be check raise for better hand or semi bluffing and just try to get showdown... nice video, gl nico.

I think you shouldn't change your preflop raise size, play all hands with the same size and don't do it big when you have a big hand and small when you have a marginal hand, second I think you can play this hand in 3 ways: 1 you can be cbetting the flop pretty small around 30-40% and if you get called just take down the hand to get showdown, if there is a call you have to check fold the turnif the villain bet turn, because you cbet the flop on a 3 way pot so you have aces on your range a lot and the only hands that bet turn are all aces and nines or set of 7, but looking at their stack sizes they don't have to many good aces to bet the turn or probably bet turn and chech down the river, if MP2 has a good ace he might 3 bet Pre after your big raise from UTG and MP calls, aces and kings 3 bet pre because if you have hands like QQ and the flop come and A or K he's not gonna get too much value because you're gonna play the hand slow, different than try to staking you pre. The second way is to check the flop and bet small the turn and fold to any raise and if there is just a call probably check fold river or check call if you have info about the villain and know that he is capable to do some moves on after streets. And the last way to play is check flop and check again turn, call bet turn and probably check fold river because there is no bluff, at least he has to hold 77,88,TT,JJ and turn his hand into a bluff and I don't think so in this kind of tourney when people play so ABC. But if you bet turn then you have to fold his all in. GL

Man it's definitely a call on that river, he's a reg and he knows how to exploite you, if he has a Q he doesn't shove the river, if he has a set of 5 or 7 he continues betting the turn maybe he shoves because you can have AQ,AK,QK and ok it's a cooler but you're gonna call and maybe a bad card on the river can change the action and he's not gonna get much value from your hand, and on the other hand I don't expect a 3 bet with set on the flop because your open range and cbet from de Btn can be very wide, so mostly you're gonna be cbetting and fold, and he's a reg and he can 3 bet in that spot knowing that you're cbetting this spot with all your entire range and you have to fold if you don't have a hand with equity here. So if you call his check raise he has to know that you have something here and he wants to get value from your hand, and it's the bouble, I like to check turn and get ready to hero call the river, GL

Hey Owen nice video, you went pretty depth into those hands. I think both ways are ok, when you work at first going thorugh the questions every single hands and then with just taking one hand and go depth, hope you maake more videos like this one. Gl.

What did you do? did you fold or call? I like to bet flop because you have to continue on your line, I like check/raise turn and we have the A of spade, I dont see any QQ, 66, 55 or Qk, I dont thinks hes gonna 3 bet OOP QK or a pair of 6 and 5, most of those hands are just calling there defending the blind. on the river you got the nut flush and just be beating for a full house so I would call river even if this guy is a fish, can have jacks with J spade or maybe AQ. GLGL.