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Poker Video: No Limit Hold'Em by tubasteve (Micro/Small Stakes)

What do you think of this play if he had AA/KK?

I actually don't mind it if he had a read that the shortstack would be squeezing light. Once I 3b, then the SS shoves, I think he can shove and rep a wider range than if he raises just a small amount. As discussed in this vid/thread, a lot of people put his range on something like 99+ here and due to the odds we are being given we are tempted to call. Therefore, he can expect worse hands to call his ship a decent amount, especially if I'm 3b for value. Just so happens I'm an awesome player and folded

I'd be happy to do the Pokerrazoring for the last hand if you guys want to suggest some assumptions/ranges, mainly:

What is villain's range when he 3bets the flop?

What is he doing on the turn, and what do we do on a non-heart turn when he checks or bets?

I'll default to Tuba on this one.

Tuba, before I heard you talk about this hand I thought it would be a good idea to float here.

He cbets a LOT and it's a very dry Kxx board, so it's a good board to cbet, so wouldn't this make it a good board to float and see what he does on the turn?

What type of boards do you think it would be good to float this player on?

Yeah, I was kinda thinking the same thing - being a limit player first and all. The board IS super dry, other than the K and 9 being a little close together.

On the other hand, being that it is NL, I can totally see folding as the correct play, and that calling the flop here too much, could turn into a bad leak.

Anyway, really enjoyed this video guys! I think this is the first 6max NL video I've really gotten into! Maybe this whole NL thing is finally starting to make a BIT of sense!

Time Link to 00:23:00

I feel like talking a little more about the A5s hand. Don't want to discuss the ifs and whens, but I would have liked if you looked for his Turn cbet % and WTS here. There might have been good reasoning for actually raising the turn here because I think a sort of "taggish semi-thinking player" 8or as you call him: The Gutter ) should be scared there a lot - the board was very dry, you can easily rep 22 and 99 and he might have heard of the baluga theorem or the "if you get raised on the turn, just fold"-thereom. So if he's that kind of guy you should not just have a whole lot of FE (vs his TP type hands) but of course also a lot of potequity if he actually shows up with a set or sometimes with TPTK.

good video

Results oriented ftl, but did you hit one of your 13 outs on that last hand? You left it paused on the turn for so long, I was in suspense and never got to find out...

I did not hit

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What about donking the flop? I dont see any showdown value here. But i dont know if a donk bet into a multi way pot would be profitable enough. Any ideas on this?