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

Btw, I forgot the say, but the villain is most likely different on each table. At least there's no way to say if it's the same guy or not (except maybe his playing style etc.).

Btw, I forgot the say, but the villain is most likely different on each table. At least there's no way to say if it's the same guy or not (except maybe his playing style etc.).

oh well for the purpose of these vids i assumed it was the same dude

It might be, but I have no way to proof if it's the same or not. That's why those tables are anonymous.

Time Link to 00:34:49

the hand where villain 3bets and Jun calls with Q-10 flops comes down K-J-Xss, villain bets and hero calls, turns is a 6 and villain checks and Jun bets and takes the pot down.

i struggle in these spots at times, if your in villains shoes would you be looking to double barrel here alot in general given how wide hero can be calling ?? and if so, would you be thinking "im firing 2 then shutting down" or would you consider firing 3 times with a bluff ??

Nice vid so far enjoying it

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the 7-4 hand timelined, again if you were villain would you ever consider turning your A-9 into a bluff and c/r the river to get hero off a Jack?? with the thinking that hero doesn't have too many flushes or boats or do you think villain just gets looked up way too much by J-x due to the fact that he didnt lead the turn??

Its just a spot i see alot but i dont tend do really try and play back alot, which might be a bit weak on my part

the hand where villain 3bets and Jun calls with Q-10 flops comes down K-J-Xss, villain bets and hero calls, turns is a 6 and villain checks and Jun bets and takes the pot down.

i struggle in these spots at times, if your in villains shoes would you be looking to double barrel here alot in general given how wide hero can be calling ?? and if so, would you be thinking "im firing 2 then shutting down" or would you consider firing 3 times with a bluff ??

Nice vid so far enjoying it

it depends a lot on what sort of flop raising history you have. Some guys overextend their flop raising range by having it to top pair heavy, other people to draw heavy. Before I'd want to go barreling off here I'd want to have a better idea for that... or have some other read such as they are not 4betting small/medium pairs + they are willing to peel them on bad board textures such as this.

You can also adjust by checking some more value hands or being willing to bluff catch lighter on the turn here with Jx if you feel the guy is peeling all the gutters.

the 7-4 hand timelined, again if you were villain would you ever consider turning your A-9 into a bluff and c/r the river to get hero off a Jack?? with the thinking that hero doesn't have too many flushes or boats or do you think villain just gets looked up way too much by J-x due to the fact that he didnt lead the turn??

Its just a spot i see alot but i dont tend do really try and play back alot, which might be a bit weak on my part

Perhaps but we'd have to be playing against a guy who doesn't hand read very well or has reason to think we're very tricky. In order for us to have something to c/r the river with, we'd have to check a straight, 2pair, or flush on the turn and only call then check the river again... kind of a big parlay of events to get past.

If you think the guy is mediocre and not thinking that deeply then certainly give it a shot, but I wouldn't try it against me

Perhaps but we'd have to be playing against a guy who doesn't hand read very well or has reason to think we're very tricky. In order for us to have something to c/r the river with, we'd have to check a straight, 2pair, or flush on the turn and only call then check the river again... kind of a big parlay of events to get past.

If you think the guy is mediocre and not thinking that deeply then certainly give it a shot, but I wouldn't try it against me

cheers for the replys Wilt, point taken

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On the left,
If this guy raises us big OTR with KJ I assume we flat in case he has a queen. However what if he did something like shoved even though that's a huge raise. Are we calling? Because I could see him having a flush or QT something like that he might not risk going for a check raise OTR with those because we can defiantly check back but if it did play out as I mentioned above what is the play?

Or if he bets again with that river are we just flat calling? Or are we raise folding / raise calling?

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On the right you mentioned players with strong queens will usually just shove the turn. Do you think that's correct? If not do you just flat?

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On the left,
What do you think about a very small bet OTR that looks like a blocking bet? I think I like it especially against a more aggressive opponent that is capable of shoving over it.
BTW,
I agree with you that he should raise OTF OOP but IP I think I like flatting.

On the left,
If this guy raises us big OTR with KJ I assume we flat in case he has a queen. However what if he did something like shoved even though that's a huge raise. Are we calling? Because I could see him having a flush or QT something like that he might not risk going for a check raise OTR with those because we can defiantly check back but if it did play out as I mentioned above what is the play?

Or if he bets again with that river are we just flat calling? Or are we raise folding / raise calling?

we'd probably fold the river if we got raised big here... it looks like we can easily have Qx and I doubt people are trying to bluff us off that hand very often...

On the right you mentioned players with strong queens will usually just shove the turn. Do you think that's correct? If not do you just flat?

Yea, shoving this turn vs most people is fine/best with many of our Qx, but just be aware that against tough players who can read hands, most likely our turn flatting range is extremely face up and weak... so it might do you some good to slowplay some hands on this turn where your natural inclination would be to raise given the coordinated board texture.

On the left,
What do you think about a very small bet OTR that looks like a blocking bet? I think I like it especially against a more aggressive opponent that is capable of shoving over it.
BTW,
I agree with you that he should raise OTF OOP but IP I think I like flatting.

I'm not much of a fan of a river blocking bet. I don't think it makes a lot of sense with what we are mostly representing, which is a weak 1 pair hand that is going to difficult river situation with an obviously weak bluff catcher....i think we should just continue to represent that given how we played the flop and turn.