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Poker Video: Misc/Other by sthief09 (Micro/Small Stakes)

I will watch this today Josh. Thanks again.
Will appreciate the feedback on this.
P.S. Sorry guys if my audio was too LOUD

GRRRRRRReat (oh wait thats frosted flakes)video guys. Makes me wanna go home and play with my HEM.. (can I say that without getting banned?)
Oh and 5*'s but can't give stars from work PC for some odd reason.

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The fact that his aggression is too low only in the big blind makes me think that there's an external factor affecting it. What I came up with is that at micro stakes the big blind is going to get a free look at the flop vs. limpers much more often than at higher stakes. So he's getting to the flop with 82o and such fairly regularly. A lot of times these hands won't flop any equity, and just giving up the pot is probably optimal. So this may not be a leak at all.

The fact that his aggression is too low only in the big blind makes me think that there's an external factor affecting it. What I came up with is that at micro stakes the big blind is going to get a free look at the flop vs. limpers much more often than at higher stakes. So he's getting to the flop with 82o and such fairly regularly. A lot of times these hands won't flop any equity, and just giving up the pot is probably optimal. So this may not be a leak at all.

that makes a lot of sense. to filter those situations out, we can go into HEM Positions tab and filter for VPIP=True to see what the Big Blind aggression looks like with the free looks filtered out.

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Josh
I guess you mean to say my fold vs flop Cbet way to high ???
Sorry just saw your edit now ..

Josh
I guess you mean to say my fold vs flop Cbet way to high ???
Sorry just saw your edit now ..

yes! sorry about that. I caught that while editing. a fold to c-bet of 60% probably means you're currently folding some marginally profitable hands on the flop. it might also be a function of the games you play in, which is why it's essential to review hands. either way, this is almost certainly the main cause of your low WWSF. The Thin Red Line would be a good series for you to check out.

yes! sorry about that. I caught that while editing. a fold to c-bet of 60% probably means you're currently folding some marginally profitable hands on the flop. it might also be a function of the games you play in, which is why it's essential to review hands. either way, this is almost certainly the main cause of your low WWSF. The Thin Red Line would be a good series for you to check out.

Yeah as you said my low WWSF is contributing to by red line problems. I will re-watch the "thin red line" series by GC.

Thx again

Hi Josh,
You should get a commission on sales of this product. I went ahead and purchased the product. Now, I have no excuse for not reviewing my sessions.

Thanks for the great videos.