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

This being bi-weekly sucks

Time Link to 00:33:29

If he bets river its a snap right with the AJo on 55J28?

Time Link to 00:06:49

vs. this 17/12, I assume we are 3bet/folding 22? I know you are a proponent of adding small PP's to your 3bet-to-5bet range, but what makes you 3bet vs. this particular player? Given we have <200 hands on him, and maybe you aren't sure how he reacts to resteals, shouldn't we look to 3bet a range that plays better post-flop ie. suited middling cards?

This grabs my attention because I am having trouble finding spots to 3bet-to-5bet these small pairs as you suggest.

Time Link to 00:09:21

I really have a question on this spot and would like to hear your toughts.

On table 4 with 79s isnt it an akward spot to call a 3 bet pre in this spot, considering vilain plays with only with 50bb? Yes I agree, considering pot odds only and our equity, this call seems good,but because of SPR, we will have a hard time making any kind of moves postflop, can we? I mean, can we call with the intention of playing fit or fold postflop?

Maybe I have a small leak here, but I tend to fold a lot of these hands vs shortstackers min 3 bet.

Time Link to 00:18:41

Another interesting spot that draw my attention.

I understand that you called here because we have some equity, but I guess that vilain is not barrelling a lot of turns, I mean vs an aggro player, woulnt it be a bluff raise or fold OTF? Also, any chance you are turning your hand into a bluff when facing a turn barrel when unimproved (no A, no 7 or on OTT).

By the way, very good vid!

Please make these vids twice a week and treble my subscription fee!

If he bets river its a snap right with the AJo on 55J28?

oh yes.

vs. this 17/12, I assume we are 3bet/folding 22? I know you are a proponent of adding small PP's to your 3bet-to-5bet range, but what makes you 3bet vs. this particular player? Given we have <200 hands on him, and maybe you aren't sure how he reacts to resteals, shouldn't we look to 3bet a range that plays better post-flop ie. suited middling cards?

This grabs my attention because I am having trouble finding spots to 3bet-to-5bet these small pairs as you suggest.

You aren't wrong, and I probably wouldn't 3/5 vs this particular guy, but 3betting 22 might still be ok vs him. He probably folds a lot and is likely to fold a decent amount post when he misses, but as you said 22 isn't the best hand to have here. I could probably cut out 22-55 and try to add in more T6s type stuff to my range here.

I really have a question on this spot and would like to hear your toughts.

On table 4 with 79s isnt it an akward spot to call a 3 bet pre in this spot, considering vilain plays with only with 50bb? Yes I agree, considering pot odds only and our equity, this call seems good,but because of SPR, we will have a hard time making any kind of moves postflop, can we? I mean, can we call with the intention of playing fit or fold postflop?

Maybe I have a small leak here, but I tend to fold a lot of these hands vs shortstackers min 3 bet.

I don't think I can fold to the small 3bet in position. Obviously when he has an overpair i lose money on the call, but I pretty much have to be making money vs non paired hands.

Another interesting spot that draw my attention.

I understand that you called here because we have some equity, but I guess that vilain is not barrelling a lot of turns, I mean vs an aggro player, woulnt it be a bluff raise or fold OTF? Also, any chance you are turning your hand into a bluff when facing a turn barrel when unimproved (no A, no 7 or on OTT).

By the way, very good vid!

I probably should c/f this hand, but I also should have bet the river. He's way too likely to have bet a pp on the turn, and will almost never bluff. I think betting river is a lot better than checking.

Time Link to 00:07:46

LOL! Games are dead

Time Link to 00:08:42

Table 2, what are your toughts on raising this river bet as a rebluff? I think this may be a spot I get suckered into getting too aggro on. Once a bunch of draws lead brick off, do you think players take this call, call, lead line as a bluff often enough for us to profitably raise here?

Time Link to 00:26:04

What goes into your decision to fold your FD to the chk-raise on table 3? I feel this is a spot I would call a lot with perceived implied odds. Maybe it's a leak.

Really enjoying your series!!!

What goes into your decision to fold your FD to the chk-raise on table 3? I feel this is a spot I would call a lot with perceived implied odds. Maybe it's a leak.

Really enjoying your series!!!

I wondered about this spot too. OTT, he needs to call 43 to win 120, so that's 3:1 immediate odds. We need to win just over 200 otr just to break even on a turn call (since we're only about 20% to hit flush ott). So, it seems to be a matter of deciding whether we get significantly more than an additional 80 dollars on the river if we hit.