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

vacuum,
I hate to just sorta ignore your question, but I don't really think he has a fixed bottom to his range. I think (given my stupid sizing) he's almost always going to shove something like AJs+/AQ+/88+. Then I think there's like a 25% chance he shoves something like ATs/A9s and like a 15% chance he shoves like A2s-A8s and like a 10% chance he shoves a suited connector and like a 35% chance he shoves like 66/77/AJo and like 5% chance shoves a hand I haven't mentioned yet. That was sorta rough, but you get the idea.

My calling range is 99+/AQ+.

Don't worry, that's just what I was looking for. Thanks for the reply, and the video.

noah you play really good and you're replies to video comments are great. keep up the good work you make me want to keep my subscription forever.

Noah,

Your vids are super, super sick. Keep up the good work.....

Videos not working right... Its lagging big time for me.

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You mentioned you would ship it in with 88 here sometime against certain players especially if you have reads on the bet size and their tendency etc. Does it mean it is always a fold or shove decision for you in this spot OOP?
Would you ever consider flat the turn and fold to river bet if you are in position?

good content but your voice going up in the end of every sentence really tilts me lol..I guess its better than total monotone boring commentary.

edit: I meant the way you drag out the last word or whatever

Hi Noah,

ty for the vid.
http://www.deucescracked.com/videos/1041-NoahSD-3-200NL?seek=2223

At 37:00 you decide to check behind on the turn when you cbet a flushdraw, and turned a gutshot along w/ your fd.
I mean, the T is obviously not the biggest scarecard in the deck, but imo it's an overcard to the board (which probably makes him fold smaller pockets) and it gives you 4 more outs to the nuts.

Would you normally consider betting this turn against a different kind of villain?

NoahSD in shock admittance, "I like 3betting". Poker world in shock.

Another good video Noah and you do a great job with these ghost videos rambling both about poker stuff and some fairly funny comments. Helps to keep the vids interesting.

One hands:

44:44: You 3bet AJcc sb vs btn vs a fishier player and cbet 762cc. Turn 8c and you debate between betting 72/40ish. Is there some argument for the smaller bet as a weaker player might call with whatever hands with a club to a smaller bet while he might fold those to a bigger bet?

Hi Noah,

ty for the vid.
http://www.deucescracked.com/videos/1041-NoahSD-3-200NL?seek=2223

At 37:00 you decide to check behind on the turn when you cbet a flushdraw, and turned a gutshot along w/ your fd.
I mean, the T is obviously not the biggest scarecard in the deck, but imo it's an overcard to the board (which probably makes him fold smaller pockets) and it gives you 4 more outs to the nuts.

Would you normally consider betting this turn against a different kind of villain?

+1 on this one, also, would this be a good spot to just fire 3 as he often calls the turn with a 9, but could very well fold the river and probably has a fair few weaker hands in his range anyway. Probably not the best villain for this play, but we do have a massive chunk of equity to go along with our fold equity.

Really liked this vid. Hope, you'll go on. Also I like your voice going up at the end of each sentence. Sometimes, it sounds a bit funny depending on what you're talking about. That's nice.

Your tendency to play more hands in closer spots is interesting, as well. At the beginning, I thought that it could be a problem, when people try to play looser as well, then. But I think, one should think of the postflop play anyway before making a loose raise preflop. So, it doesn't really matter but increased the number of hands. Fine, again.

Keen to hear you commenting the other question which I find interesting, as well.

Flaming, Ulkis, Magaca, dispatch3d, stmarys,
Thanks for the kind words.

ackid,
That sucks. I have no idea how to help you, though. Try posting in the All About DC forum maybe?

yao,
Yeah, I would never call there. With the pot size so large relative to stacks (calling would leave us with like half pot), and a lot of his air having 10 outs against us, protection is really important.

I don't like my commentary on that hand in general, though. I completely brainfarted and didn't see the fact that my preflop call looks incredibly strong with these stacks at NL200 where regs pretty much only flat there with like JJ+. I prob should be mucking the flop because of that and pretty much never shoving the turn against anyone. (I'm used to playing in games that are hyper-aggressive and 200+ BBs deep, where the dynamic of cold calling 3-bets is totally different.)

Capor,
Sorry that bugs you. My voice annoys the hell out of me, too, so you're not alone.

panopt + knut,
Yeah.. I'd bet that turn against a different kind of villain. I was just thinking that this guy is prob never mucking a 9 and he has a 9 really often. knut's idea of betting 3 streets works really well against people who fold really often to the river bet, but it's a very expensive bluff, so it has to work very often. Vs. some fish who limp/called preflop, I don't like it because it's too likely he gets stubborn.

knut,
lol. Glad you liked the video.

That's exactly what I was thinking about in the AcJc hand. But basically I decided that if he has pair + club or a pair + OESD, then the best play is to bet big because if I bet small he might call a and fold to a river shove, but if I bet big he prob won't be able to fold since he seems fishy. Since that's such a huge part of his range, I went with the big bet.

Eisflamme,
Glad you liked the vid, and glad you enjoy my voice.

Yeah.. I just thought it'd be fun to play a few more hands so that I could spend more time talking about hands and less time filling dead air. As it happens, I didn't get too many closish preflop spots, so I ended up not mattering much IIRC.

I like your videos, too, but:

in the vid you said like 2 or more times that you are playing looser on nl200, because you have an edge (for sure you have, that's not the question^^). But: I would more like to see a vid, about how to beat this limit as a "normal" player.

Right now I'm moving up to nl200 and I really enjoy to see, what plays are possible, but I think if I would try them all right now, with the wisdom I have about poker, I would make a lot of spewy plays (exaggerated).

maybe the next time, when you make a nl200 vid, it could be a more, how to say, "straight forward". if not, that's ok, too, but maybe you can think about it

CivSTART, I'm not Noah, but my opinion about this is that you shouldn't just take plays or spewyness or looseness out of the vid. You should try to gain by comprehending the thoughts behind the plays. Then, you should try to think on your own. If it's not sure enough, you won't make the plays. So, you actually don't lose, if you're not as good as Noah, if you manage to fold before you make this bluff with an uncertain mind.

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Stack off villains on table 1. Call 3B in position 88. NoTalentTom stacks off QQ on A-h board vs set. Check-call turn and river (overbet villain).