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

fock the video doesn't work for me....it's a bunch of colorful lines going up and down and across the screen. Anyone have any advice on how to fix this?

fock the video doesn't work for me....it's a bunch of colorful lines going up and down and across the screen. Anyone have any advice on how to fix this?

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Rob

It might be a setting, we are having Dani look into it. He's on a new computer with new software but we'll get it up to DC-premium-quality soon.

I suspect he was using a MBP with the trackpad, which also made the moving around/switching between HH replay + hands that were going on seem super awkward. Just a guess though.

Overall awesome vid, looking forward to the rest of the series.

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Rob

yeeeeessss thank you.

Time Link to 00:06:38

here you say you can only have so much variation in your lines and bet sizing before you start giving things away against good opponents. But if you are a better player then your opponent, then shouldn't you be able to out-adjust him in whatever dynamic is created by your unconventional lines/bet sizes?

Time Link to 00:05:31

I assume that you chose that c bet size on the flop because you both are fairly deep? I know that 100bb deep I would generally c bet smaller there

Dont tell anyone i made that fold. haha

I dont understand the qq vs 75c hand. Isnt the turn a check call? Theres very few hands that call behind and hes not folding kk,aa after you check twice. I believe you also said you were planning to check shove non ak flops. I don't get that either your way ahead or way behind and you wont fold out better.

Try to use the time stamp thingy Joe Tall was referring to.

Anyway, regarding the hand, no I don't agree. This isn't 2007, I'd expect my opponent to bet/call a lot of worse hands on a lot of boards. On the turn, it is definitely not a c/c. My hand is EXTREMELY vulnerable, and I am also very rarely behind. Only if he turned a random 2 pair am I really ever behind, and he can have lots of 9-14 out draws with pair + sd, or fds w/ an over, etc. Obviously he is not folding AA/KK I am not sure why you are mentioning that? I wasn't bluffing I was making a pretty clear value shove.

Time Link to 00:06:15

Why is that he can't have too many good KX cards in his hand? Because he didn't 4-bet?

Time Link to 00:29:42

How many club combinations do you think villain open from utg here? Between your holdings and the board, you're blocking a ton of utg opening club combos by the river. If he had AJcc or really any 2clubs, why's he check calling it oop? It seems like a terrible line for villain to be taking with anything he's holding, as a bluff or for value.

What was your thought process on his pf range and each of his actions on each street. None of his actions seem to be balanced so he's trying to achieve some purpose each street or is spazzing out.

if villain doesn't open random or low sc from utg, i can't see him having a flush here.

Time Link to 00:31:39

really hate his line and wish you had called for our education

Try to use the time stamp thingy Joe Tall was referring to.

Anyway, regarding the hand, no I don't agree. This isn't 2007, I'd expect my opponent to bet/call a lot of worse hands on a lot of boards. On the turn, it is definitely not a c/c. My hand is EXTREMELY vulnerable, and I am also very rarely behind. Only if he turned a random 2 pair am I really ever behind, and he can have lots of 9-14 out draws with pair + sd, or fds w/ an over, etc. Obviously he is not folding AA/KK I am not sure why you are mentioning that? I wasn't bluffing I was making a pretty clear value shove.

Im not saying turn is a c/c because your behind. Im saying it because by shoving your only folding worse. So I guess what your saying is that by shoving you care more about him realizing his equity then folding out worse. As played it was definitely the right play, but usually he wont have a monster draw. If you had aa would you be more inclined to c/c since your not worried about an a or k river?

Im not saying turn is a c/c because your behind. Im saying it because by shoving your only folding worse.

but he's also getting called by a lot of worse hands, Dani already said:

I wasn't bluffing I was making a pretty clear value shove.

Time Link to 00:42:03

table 4 w/ the QJs - do you think a good reg bets the turn with like AK/AQ?

any merit to betting the turn and river to turn your hand into a bluff, trying to get him off of QQ/KK/Ax if he checked that?

Where are u in Canada ?