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Poker Video: Omaha/Omaha 8 by danzasmack (Mid Stakes)

Fixed.
-Rusty

Time Link to 00:04:00

yes, please include the pre episode slides!

yes, please include the pre episode slides!

I've got some at the end and already have some slides for next week put together.

Time Link to 00:07:19

how about just checkcall? we get to get to showdown, see his hand, and gather information, for the same price of one bet. besides, we want him to barrel his missed stuff. donkfolding seems meh SH vs an unknown-ish type imo.

also in a way i feel like we're over-repping our hand here or turning it into a bluff, saying we have Jx - he may fold the weak value stuff we're hoping he calls with, but he may bet it himself when we check

Time Link to 00:21:37

is this a value raise pf?

Time Link to 00:33:17

wouldn't surprise me if one of these guys is making a video at the same time

Time Link to 00:33:17

oh cool, you discussed the KK76ds hand more at the end.

Time Link to 00:33:17

nice video! looking forward to the rest of the series

Time Link to 00:11:35

yeah I agree with the following discussion of how you should have played A346...

Time Link to 00:14:20

After the hand (14:47) you mention checking back this flop wouldn't be terrible...can you elaborate why? You kinda moved on from that thought

how about just checkcall? we get to get to showdown, see his hand, and gather information, for the same price of one bet. besides, we want him to barrel his missed stuff. donkfolding seems meh SH vs an unknown-ish type imo.

also in a way i feel like we're over-repping our hand here or turning it into a bluff, saying we have Jx - he may fold the weak value stuff we're hoping he calls with, but he may bet it himself when we check

Yeah I came back to this hand towards the end of the video. I think c/c is the slam dunk line.

is this a value raise pf?

Can't be that bad. Yeah sure.

After the hand (14:47) you mention checking back this flop wouldn't be terrible...can you elaborate why? You kinda moved on from that thought

Meh I figured checking back and calling the turn puts me in a much better spot on the river pretty often. I'm rarely betting the turn (I'd be a 2, 4, K for sure - backdoor low cards too I guess).

Meh now that I think about it betting the flop is best.

Essentially I like checking back flops when I'm not betting most turns but have a showdownable hand. I think 3-handed I'd check back a lot but HUHU just bet Chuck.

wouldn't surprise me if one of these guys is making a video at the same time

Why do you say that?