Poker Video: No Limit Hold'Em by DJ Sensei (Mid Stakes)

lolol @ the aggressive checking tag

Hope they do an episode on aggressive calling. I'm really bad at that.

Could you explain how you may have played the set at 15:00 once the flop is checked and the turn comes 7 instead of 7?

On the 976tt board you think you can represent a draw by checking that flop as the IR?
I think check/calling there if the button bets is screeming a small/med pp or a flopped pair?

awesome! My favorite series is back

I love this series!! Makes me think

all I can say is 3 words of this episode: awesome awesome awesome!

Hope they do an episode on aggressive calling. I'm really bad at that.

Could you explain how you may have played the set at 15:00 once the flop is checked and the turn comes 7 instead of 7?

To answer your question - I'd definitely be more inclined to lead out if the turn is a spade, because I think people are more inclined to peel one off, and I don't want some low-medium spade catching up for free. Also, if he does have the A of spades, he could very possible ship it in over my raise while he wouldn't necessarily bet it.

This is a very sick episode ! I really like the subject and all the explanations that goes with it.

Looking forward for the nexts episodes

Thanks Vanessa. Great vid.

time went by so fast rly rly liked this one, esp. the intro

Awesome stuff, you guys rock!

Excellent video!!!

so next season is about donking into the pfr because they check so much?

Pretty cool concept, I've been working on being passive aggressive recently too. Strange, but it works pretty well. I think just the fact that people have approval for checking instead of the former "NEVER CHECK, OR YOUR GOD DAMN MOUSE CLICKING FINGER WILL EXPLODE" is definitely going to be helpful. Seems like there are a few spots where theories from this episode can be applied, however, keep in mind that you do not want to do this type of stuff 50% of the time, or 100% of the time, a lot of this stuff is just 25% of the time type stuff. Things you're going to want to use when your table image is correct for it, against players who you think will respond favorably to the maneuver, and at no other times.

Really good concepts though, this is definitely going to change the games a bit. (If I'm wrong about any of the above stuff, feel free to correct me, but I think this sort of stuff has to be hammered into people before they really understand that this isn't a series of standards, it's a series of alternatives)