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Poker Video: Limit Hold'Em by Joe Tall (High Stakes)

Change that deuce to a four one time Joe Tall >3

is that table mod available somewhere?

Wowwwwwwwww a DC video where the instructors run hot! Sickness!

Wowwwwwwwww a DC video where the instructors run hot! Sickness!

This isn't even running hot for a DC instructor. You should see us when the cameras aren't rolling!

OH HAI FNUPPLE

~23 min mark: we we have K5o in BB. CO raises, SB coldcalls.

You're not in the pot with K-high getting 5:1 in position against a SB that coldcalled? I mean, I understand the thing with RIO and all, but the pot man, the pot!

Any chance u actually 3-bet this turn with JJ? How often does peopl chck back the flop with qx+? If this is a FSDR enough a 3-bet is obv good.

This hand is imo horrendous. Not 3betting the turn with the nuts is rly bad and I think betting out in the first place is highly debateable.

Time Link to 00:03:55

Opening A6o in the CO is close and at the very least it should be mentioned how much it depends on the button.

Iirc at this point in the video or friend to our left OTB had been coldcalling a few times and I think Fnupple mentions that he had been playing with him before the video and that he is loose/bad.

Highly questionable open with A6o and I am for sure no fan


Edit: The c/f on the T23J turn or whatever is a big mistake in my world. Dude peels his entire range on this flop and if you dont think he will bluff when you check you should fire one more. You have way too much equity to give up here

What do u think of villains pay-off on the QJ hand? I feel ur hand is pretty face up? U must have a crrrazy image.

Yes, agreed. This should factor in the PF and earlier street decisions.

Exactly!

I dont know if Fnupple was ironic or not when he said "you play well Sir" imediately after that hand but villain played his hand perfectly. I love how both JT and Fnupple says "he should be barreling his entire range" when every good player knows that betting the turn with K hi is rly bad considering the possiblity of hero not capping QQ, KK, AA, AK, AQ preflop.

I am sorry but villain def outplayed Hero in that hand (despite I play AA like hero did pretty often).

Its a good example of how people are starting to adjust to the trend of never capping oop HU and never 3betting oop HU.

Time Link to 00:12:15

This fold seems pretty bad to me.

The dude clearly has issues and such dudes likes to take shots at paired boards. JT wonders why he did what he did but its pretty simple: He is an aggro donk and you guys just folded a pear against an aggro donk

Pretty freeking std 3bet

Time Link to 00:17:18

Again I am gonna have to be a little bit bitchy

Folding here is a mistake. The open limper can have a bit of everything including draws, air and A hi. The guy who calls can have any pair and any draw and there is a bunch of gutshots out there.

JT mentions that there is the problem that a 9 will hit a "couple of draws" on the KJ4rainbow flop. It can hit QT which is 16 combos, thats it. And QTs should be discounted because even fish will raise this PF once in a while.


Sorry if I am being results oriented again but you mostly have 5 outs when behind and you will win it UI once in a while as well.

Time Link to 00:17:18

This was a very disapointing video after the excellent episode 1.

Hate to be the bitch (no I dont) but JT seems extremely out of touch with online midstakes LHE. At no point did you guys debate anything advanced which I find kinda disturbing considering its a "high stakes" video. You also misplayed quite a few hands by what I consider a clear margin.

Havent been this disapointed since watching my fist Doughnutz vid

Hate to be the bitch (no I dont)

Oink, any chance we will see you in this series? I sure miss ur work aswell as ur sour comments!

I suspect in the 94 and JT missread the situaton some and thought it would be bad if Q9 hit the 9. Just my guess.

Do u think not capping OOP, not 3-bet BB, is starting to become the misstake in todays game as it always has been in theory?

Oink, any chance we will see you in this series? I sure miss ur work aswell as ur sour comments!

Pretty sure this series was made in LV while all the guys where at the wsop. I wasnt there so no, no chance of that.

Do u think not capping OOP, not 3-bet BB, is starting to become the misstake in todays game as it always has been in theory?

Its a mistake in theory? This is news to me.

I have never been a big fan since I find people apply this strategy in the wrong spots. Against very good opponents whom you literally platy +5k hands against each month I like it a lot. (And by very good opponents I dont mean your run of the mill .5BB/100 10/20 winner)

In the std midstakes games (or smallstakes) with much much larger player pools and a higher number of weak players I am no fan. I think its well known that I am a huge Schneids fan boy, so I find it better to make continuous adjustments based on image, dynamics and in particular the villain. People are way to gung ho on being unexploitable in the mid and small stakes games where its much more important to eploit all those who let themselves be exploited.

Exactly!

I dont know if Fnupple was ironic or not when he said "you play well Sir" imediately after that hand but villain played his hand perfectly. I love how both JT and Fnupple says "he should be barreling his entire range" when every good player knows that betting the turn with K hi is rly bad considering the possiblity of hero not capping QQ, KK, AA, AK, AQ preflop.

I am sorry but villain def outplayed Hero in that hand (despite I play AA like hero did pretty often).

Its a good example of how people are starting to adjust to the trend of never capping oop HU and never 3betting oop HU.

I think you slightly misheard it Oink. Fnupple says "its unfortunate he is good enough to check behind the bottom of his range" and when he says "you play very well sir" he is talking to Joe Tall who asked him "how good do I play?" after guessing that villain held KQ.

Agree with your point that people are now playing better against the non capping strategy.