Poker Video: No Limit Hold'Em by KRANTZ (High Stakes)

Awesome

i felt like this opponent wasn't too hard to get a handle on.

+1 on commentating live.
and +1 on fwf being amazing.

Time Link to 01:06:44

Hi Krantz, this hand on the left baffled me somewhat. Would you care to explain? Thanks, it's an awesome video!

Hi Krantz, this hand on the left baffled me somewhat. Would you care to explain? Thanks, it's an awesome video!

haha yeah my analysis was pretty bad - "here it doesn't make sense for him to have anything" when actually he could have quite a bit

my hand is rarely better than Kx here (sometimes I'll have a flush), that's important - my range is weak, opponent knows this

his range - sets, top pair, flushes, all straight draws, heart flush draws, pure bluffs

all that + im a calling station - checkraising might be better than calling, hmmm...

i felt like this opponent wasn't too hard to get a handle on.

+1 on commentating live.
and +1 on fwf being amazing.

+2 on commentating live
+2 on fwf aka da bes

hi jay,
i notice you 3bet most of the hands you wanna play from bb wich gives you a fluid 3betting range but almost kills your flatting range. Why do you 3bet hands like QT, QJ, KJ? Is playing postflop with initiative way more important then playing a big pot oop or its about something else?

Time Link to 00:36:44

Krantz, villain is 3betting to beat the band, but only to a psb. And your 4bets are getting shoved on...again & again & again. Plus villain is peeling very lite post flop & hero calling the river w/ bluff catchers. Widening your value range for 4betting/calling makes sense (e.g., ATo, pocket pairs), but it seems like you needed to call more 3bets on the button & then start value raising flops or bluff raising flops because villain just can't have it given his frequency of 3betting preflop. In fact, you could make a strong argument that you could value raise villains cbets in 3bet pots w/ 2 overcards.

This makes even more sense since villain is only 3betting to a psb so you are getting great odds to call preflop. s/s.

Time Link to 00:33:19

Heyo Jay.
I have question about this hand T8 of spades on left hand table.

What do U think about calling this river?
I expect this guy to bet Qx, sth like AT and fdraws on this turn.

What do U think about his viewing of this K card on the turn ?

IMO its hard for him to represent flush that often, so call looks good.

Sorry for my ENGLISH :], if sth is not clear enough feel free and ask me / correct me :]

best regards

Majster

Time Link to 00:29:47

When 4 betting so often as a bluff ,and he's 5 bet jamming,should you not be 4 bet calling it off with ATo here?

Cool you answered this 15mins later in video

Time Link to 00:13:49

if you get raised on this river are you ever going to fold. Does he ever shove the river as a bluff.

Time Link to 00:40:55

Why are you shipping A2 here and not calling?

hi jay,
i notice you 3bet most of the hands you wanna play from bb wich gives you a fluid 3betting range but almost kills your flatting range. Why do you 3bet hands like QT, QJ, KJ? Is playing postflop with initiative way more important then playing a big pot oop or its about something else?

i change it up throughout the course of a match depending on how my opponent starts responding to my reraising... if i don't like what i'm seeing i'll start changing the hands i reraise, i'll start flatting bigger hands that i'd normally reraise, etc

Heyo Jay.
I have question about this hand T8 of spades on left hand table.

What do U think about calling this river?
I expect this guy to bet Qx, sth like AT and fdraws on this turn.

What do U think about his viewing of this K card on the turn ?

IMO its hard for him to represent flush that often, so call looks good.

Sorry for my ENGLISH :], if sth is not clear enough feel free and ask me / correct me :]

best regards

Majster

i don't like calling over folding, but in hindsight i kind of like a checkraise!

if you get raised on this river are you ever going to fold. Does he ever shove the river as a bluff.

yeah i'd fold