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Mentor: KRANTZ (#4) - 50NL Review with Marco Polo Part 3

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Mentor: KRANTZ (#4) - 50NL Review with Marco Polo Part 3 by KRANTZ

KRANTZ and Marco Polo return for another video review session at 50NL heads up.

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  • Stakes: Micro/Small Stakes
  • 56 minutes long
  • Posted almost 2 years ago

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Ass Get to Jigglin

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Time Link to 00:33:31

do you like defaulting to sizing your flop/turn/river bets closer to full pot 100bb deep too, or are you mainly speaking about when deep-stacked?

Posted almost 2 years ago

KRANTZ

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If you flat turn, river bricks, he shoves are you folding? What about if the river is a Q? Would you call river as played?



im not folding but i'm not really happy calling in any of those situations

Posted over 1 year ago

KRANTZ

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Krantz, so given this, do you recommend raising to induce against these guys with hands that you usually wouldn't raise? Like say we flat a 3bet with 87s, the board comes 972r, and we haven't been caught bluff raising the flop yet. Do you like raising to represent frustration/trying to play back in order to induce a 3bet from air? Or if we flop a set on a totally dry board, while a lot of ppl would argue to slowplay against aggressive players especially when we are invulnerable, do you like raising there for the same reason as above (to rep frustration/bluffy playback)?



i recommend mixing it up in an effort to better intuit which play will induce more action for you. the context is constantly changing so there may be times when you will want to flat 78s and others where raising seems like it will be slightly better.

Posted over 1 year ago

KRANTZ

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do you like defaulting to sizing your flop/turn/river bets closer to full pot 100bb deep too, or are you mainly speaking about when deep-stacked?



deep stacked

Posted over 1 year ago

snarble5

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One thing I've noticed, is once I start raising to induce/for value with TP. When I call, they barrel like a monkey.

Also, villain showed J9o in that hand.

Posted over 1 year ago

ralphcifaretto

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How many more of these is Krantz making? SSSSsshhhh, dont give away all the secrets lol

Posted over 1 year ago

Liquid Cash

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Time Link to 00:47:07

I think he could easily have a T here that pot controls the turn and bets the river.

Posted over 1 year ago

Liquid Cash

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Time Link to 00:47:07

Question about deep stacked play,
Is 3-betting bad when you are deep outside of value hands? I was watching the durrrr challenge and they talked about this. Is it because, when you are oop at least, with the deeper stacks the guy IP can win the pot more often?

Is it because With 100bb stacks when you 3-bet the stack to pot ratio is lower making hands easier to play and negating the positional advantage but with deep stacks you can 3-bet and still have a high stack to pot ratio so it favors the guy IP a lot more?

Posted over 1 year ago

carlgardner

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you c-bet 2.25 when you have air and $1.75 for value... seems pretty illogical to me.

Posted about 1 year ago




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