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

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very nice.

in that KJs hand, your $60 bet into $160 really made me want to grab the controls from frankly and raise for him. you aren't worried about inducing a bluff? i mean, what real hand would you reasonably make that bet with?

Good vid best of the series. Im trying to guess some of your bet sizes and getting closer means im learning i think. Looking foward to the next one.

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My dreams have come true, another Unconventional Wisdom type series. I'm going to make so much monies from all of this. You sir, are a sick poker player. Thanks.

very nice.

in that KJs hand, your $60 bet into $160 really made me want to grab the controls from frankly and raise for him. you aren't worried about inducing a bluff? i mean, what real hand would you reasonably make that bet with?

Well its not like any of his range is really "bluffing" me, though he doesn't know that. And I could conceivably make this bet with real hands too. Its unlikely that he is going to continue with his hand, so why would I make a 3/4 pot bet if I had a real hand? Especially if a 1/3 pot bet would be likely to induce a bluff!

Well its not like any of his range is really "bluffing" me, though he doesn't know that. And I could conceivably make this bet with real hands too. Its unlikely that he is going to continue with his hand, so why would I make a 3/4 pot bet if I had a real hand? Especially if a 1/3 pot bet would be likely to induce a bluff!

yeah but maybe you are taking it one level too far ahead here for him -
since you are aware that your play induces c/raises, what is your plan if it does happen?
if you are doing it with that intention then you have to rebluff him again by calling and betting later or 4betting on the flop to take it down, otherwise he can rebluff you way too profitably.
I'm not sure if I'm a fan of this play but it makes me think differently and only very few videos achieve this. Thats why I like your series a lot, keep it up!

Well this isn't a situation that arises very often. If it were, then the key would be to figure out what level he's on and set him up to make a big mistake the next time it happens (by having the nuts). That being said, if I've got the nuts one time out of 4 and he checkraises me every time, I'm still profiting on the play because my bet is so cheap (but his c/r won't be cheap!)

In the 87o hand where you turned the straight draw, if you had AK here would you play it the same way except vbet the river?

Yes I'd most likely play AK just like that and valuebet the river.