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

Hardcore respect Fender. Truth will set you free.

nice table modz - they available for omaha?

AA on two tables...running goot....

nice table modz - they available for omaha?

AA on two tables...running goot....

spooky!! five mins later he mentions the card mods.Wow you guys are good...

keep up the good work Fender, and in my book admiting ure hospital stay shows strong character!

I missed you KRANTZ

Hey where can I get that table mod?

tiltbuster.com

Hi great video guys!

How is it possible to have the FT color code in the frame around the screennames? Is this a special table mod, if so which one ??? Or do if have change any settings at FT?

thanks....

you guys need to pay more attention to detail! we mentioned in the video that you JUST WATCHED (presumably) this fine table mod is from tiltbuster.com.

let this be a poker lesson you miss too many things that are right under your nose hehe.

I bet I missed this discussion in some other episode but could you elaborate a little bit more on when and why we minraise the btn instead of making it 2.5x? When there's shortstacks in the blinds it's kinda obv but when I minraise with good regs there I just feel like I get played back at a lot more and this can be quite hard sometimes since we open such a wide range from the BTN and has to defend a lot with not very good hands.

Nice pic at the end

I bet I missed this discussion in some other episode but could you elaborate a little bit more on when and why we minraise the btn instead of making it 2.5x? When there's shortstacks in the blinds it's kinda obv but when I minraise with good regs there I just feel like I get played back at a lot more and this can be quite hard sometimes since we open such a wide range from the BTN and has to defend a lot with not very good hands.

I minraise the button a high % of the time when I have tighter regs in the blinds, even if they 3b some % they usually don't defend/3b enough to stop me from profiting. I am always capable of adjusting if they do start playing back, and once they stop I'll be back to raising every time again. It's a constant dance and it's something you should do if you can get away with it. If the table set-up is right for it, and if you're comfortable playing marginal spots postflop. If you're not, practice Not everyone likes the minraise on the button but it works very well for me and my game.

Solid vid guys. 135 episodes and its still as interesting and informative as episode 1

1200 points for the Joss Wheadon reference.