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Finally Canadian: Episode One

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Finally Canadian: Episode One by Ansky

Ansky gets right back into the swing of things beginning at $2/4 6max with 4-tables locked and loaded.

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Ansky returns to the virtual felt from across the border in Canada in this series of ghost style videos covering different games in his wheelhouse.

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  • Game: nlhe
  • Stakes: Mid Stakes
  • 48 minutes long
  • Posted over 1 year ago

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Ass Get to Jigglin

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Time Link to 00:42:03

really good video, really like the live play. If you feel like you're having trouble talking about hands in the replayer and keeping up with the action on all the tables, you might want to consider dropping down to 3tables+the replayer open like Dr. Giggy does it.

Would be most happy with video formats just like this--live play with conceptual stuff mixed in. Some HU would be cool too if you have the whim.

Posted over 1 year ago

runners23

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Time Link to 00:04:50

So lets say we have 10s here same stack sizes,are we barreling off here when K hits Turn? If so why?

Posted over 1 year ago

Ansky

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



I assme you are referring to the ATo hand where I 3b and bet twice? I mean yeah basically you said it, he doesnt float flop with too many Kx and he always 4b AK...

Posted over 1 year ago

Ansky

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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.



I dont really disagree with much of what you are saying, but I think it's more likely he has a poorly played flush than a bluff. I think he probably had QT.

Posted over 1 year ago

runners23

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Time Link to 00:21:29

I noticed you only 3x 3Bet w/67s can you explain? You were even deep with villian.

Posted over 1 year ago

runners23

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Time Link to 00:31:06

Why is this not a good spot to bet with A10s here. Villian 3bets and Checks J45cc isnt he likely Xfolding here?

Posted over 1 year ago

JohneDrama1

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



What worse hands other then draws is he calling with? With the pf action we have to assume draws on that board are a very small part of his range.When he checks back flop he usually has a hand he wants to showdown so hes not willing to bet it off but hes willing to call it off? Say the turn was a brick Dani checks he bets his air and Dani shoves easy fold for him, but by flatting you give him the chance to barrell his air again. I could understand if he said qq is vunerable to ak rivers so I dont want to give him the chance to realize his equity.

Posted over 1 year ago

Ass Get to Jigglin

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What worse hands other then draws is he calling with? With the pf action we have to assume draws on that board are a very small part of his range.When he checks back flop he usually has a hand he wants to showdown so hes not willing to bet it off but hes willing to call it off? Say the turn was a brick Dani checks he bets his air and Dani shoves easy fold for him, but by flatting you give him the chance to barrell his air again. I could understand if he said qq is vunerable to ak rivers so I dont want to give him the chance to realize his equity.



obv there's ton's of draws to get value from. 8x as well.

Posted over 1 year ago

rrumsey

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Time Link to 00:34:51

that KQ hand ansky from villains point of view, what do you think of his bet sizing? what would you tend to do with your weaker value hands on the river? Your bluffs? Your stronger value hands? As played im almost liking an overshove for villain, could creditably rep a wider range then the narrow one a small raise on the river does, plus im being tempted to bluff the river there since his hand range is so defined that you make it just such a gross spot for him, which is also i guess another reason why shoving may be a nice play here for him because it takes your moves away.

Posted over 1 year ago

Ansky

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I noticed you only 3x 3Bet w/67s can you explain? You were even deep with villian.



Probably should have made it bigger.

Posted over 1 year ago

Ansky

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So lets say we have 10s here same stack sizes,are we barreling off here when K hits Turn? If so why?



Yes, it's just so unlikely he has TT beat.

Posted over 1 year ago

Ansky

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Why is this not a good spot to bet with A10s here. Villian 3bets and Checks J45cc isnt he likely Xfolding here?



Probably

Posted over 1 year ago

Ansky

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What worse hands other then draws is he calling with? With the pf action we have to assume draws on that board are a very small part of his range.When he checks back flop he usually has a hand he wants to showdown so hes not willing to bet it off but hes willing to call it off? Say the turn was a brick Dani checks he bets his air and Dani shoves easy fold for him, but by flatting you give him the chance to barrell his air again. I could understand if he said qq is vunerable to ak rivers so I dont want to give him the chance to realize his equity.



He also is more likely to be his marginal value hands when the board becomes so draw heavy

Posted over 1 year ago

rekrahs

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Soo, Dani is back! Cool!

Have you seen any major differences since black friday? Are games more aggressive, passive, tricky, tougher, softer without Americans in your opinion ?

Posted over 1 year ago

Tackleberry

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Time Link to 00:02:43

Upper right table - did you consider turning your hand into a bluff? although you aren´t repping that much, Villain has a one-pair hand most of the time and your 77 won´t win very often (if at all).

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