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Poker Video: Razz by Joe Tall (Mid Stakes)

Hey guys, I promised in the vid that we would run a hand @21:30, but we didn't. So here are those sims now:


Our opponents hole cards are unpaired 7 or less (he can still pair the 7-door here):
dead cards: 3689K
Hand Pot equity
(7-7-4)7 59.79%
3566 40.21%

Our opponents hand is unpaired and his hole cards are 7 or less.
dead cards: 3689K
Hand Pot equity
(7-7-47) 68.95%
3566 31.05%

Our opponent's hand is upaired and his hole cards are 8 or less.
dead cards: 3689K
Hand Pot equity
(8-7-47) 67.65%
3566 32.35%


Our opponent has two wheel cards in the hole, unpaired, to go with his 47 (monster hand):
dead cards: 3689K
Hand Pot equity
(5-5-47) 68.61%
3566 31.39%

Opponent has an 8 on 4th with a monster starter:
dead cards: 3689K
Hand Pot equity
(5-5-48) 65.26%
3566 34.74%


At 4.6/1 it is a call.

One last one, I took the dead 3 and 6 out and killed a 4 and a 7 instead:

dead cards: 7489K
Hand Pot equity
(5-5-47) 76.58%
3566 23.42%

This call would be very thin, even at 4.5/1 as your reverse implied odds are very high. The bet doubles on 5th street and you have to really catch perfect and him bad to continue.

This was painful.

This was painful.

I'm not sure if anyone is even going to watch this cause it's Razz, tbh. But maybe we could chat a bit, Chuck, I dunno.

I'm not sure if anyone is even going to watch this cause it's Razz, tbh. But maybe we could chat a bit, Chuck, I dunno.

If I was a paying member I'd watch it.

If I was a paying member I'd watch it.

7 Day free trial, imo.

Oh god, that Bird/Dominique battle was one of the most amazing things I have ever seen on a basketball court.

Watched 20 min. It's just tough to swallow catching so bad. However I think the discussion is very useful about what hands/situations to play.

Will finish it later.

Oh god, that Bird/Dominique battle was one of the most amazing things I have ever seen on a basketball court.

I was mistaken, it was the '88 Eastern Conference Finals, what you have to understand about this clip, if you haven't seen it, is that the only thing that is really edited out is the ball moving up and down the court. There were not missed shots or even times to breathe, really.

As Chuck would say, EPIC! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqOw70lIc6g

Watched 20 min. It's just tough to swallow catching so bad. However I think the discussion is very useful about what hands/situations to play.

You havent' seen running bad in only 20m, please watch the rest. In fact, I feel it's a definitive part of Razz, keeping cool as you build your house of bricks, imo.

@ 9min15sec into the video you have an optimal extended steal opp. I know you and Chuck were chattin' at the time and maybe didn't see it. Was this the case or was there another consideration. You only had to fade 1 eight and you had the 4 in the door. Ok I'm back to watching.

guys, i have to say.. there's sort of a lack of good, non-basic, non-headsup NLHE material lately. ESPECIALLY full ring.

guys, i have to say.. there's sort of a lack of good, non-basic, non-headsup NLHE material lately. ESPECIALLY full ring.

Hey hurt,

This thread probably isn't the right place to comment about this (since it's less likely to get noticed here), but Sean Nolan is going to be back to recording now that the WSOP is over, and we just added another Full Ring instructor as well, goldseraph. You'll definitely be seeing some more FRNL vids in the nearish future, and with Josh being back from Israel we'll be putting up his vids very soon too, so you'll see more 6mNL vids going up as well.

Rob

@ 9min15sec into the video you have an optimal extended steal opp. I know you and Chuck were chattin' at the time and maybe didn't see it. Was this the case or was there another consideration. You only had to fade 1 eight and you had the 4 in the door. Ok I'm back to watching.

yeah should be auto-steal there