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

Time Link to 00:22:19

LOL you sir are simply sick. Your reads are so spot on in this video. Love it!

Awesome video, some crazy sick reads. You make it seem pretty easy, I didn't realise it was a live commenting.

Just not a big fan of the check back flop Q77 with Qx to fold on the second barrel river, you're pretty much at the top of your range, but i might be result oriented i guess.

Excellent. You are simply a great player. More whitelime videos please!!

Time Link to 00:14:36

t2-wouldnt he expect you to fire the turn if you turned a spade draw tho?

Cool. A very surprising and welcome video!

Great video ! and nice hand reading

Time Link to 00:25:58

not sure what you mean you are calling with the 86 there because he would value bet an 8. you dont beat any 8s in his range, no?

Time Link to 00:37:58

what do you think about his 3 bet in that K9 hand? would you have 3bet/called it off or just call the c/r, and why?

Time Link to 00:39:29

is it possible he was turning TT into a bluff to try and get you off Jx?

is it possible he was turning TT into a bluff to try and get you off Jx?

Nope. Just trying to vbet too thinly I was thinking he might look me up with K-high/lower pairs, but he has way more combos of hands that beat me in his calling range. He almost folded a J, so def too thin. I think checking and folding to a bet is better on the river.

what do you think about his 3 bet in that K9 hand? would you have 3bet/called it off or just call the c/r, and why?

nevermind, you covered my exact question a bit later in the video. thanks!

what do you think about his 3 bet in that K9 hand? would you have 3bet/called it off or just call the c/r, and why?

I agree with what Emil's comment towards the end that this deep, calling the c/r is better.

great video, some very helpful insights. thanks for doing this.

Well played both of you, 2four I liked how you didnt shy away from going for some thin river vbets in some spots, although agree the TT was to thin.
Also like all Emil's examples of amping up the agression in more vulnerable spots.