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

I think it's auto profit to just raise 100% on the button against this guy.

Good advice from Krantz, but vid was a bit boring because of how nitty opponent was.

I can't get the video started. When i click the play button it just sorta freezes. Also, i can't download it. I get a 'Http/1.1 Service Unavailable' error.

Hey, I think overnight there may have been a server problem but all my tests work fine now. Please reply back if you still can't view the flash vid or download it.

-DeathDonkey

I had the same problem, but now it works. I downloaded the latest flash player. Dunno if it works because of this or because the server problem that DD talks about is gone.

Hey guys,

There was a massive outage at Amazon's storage facilities overnight. Their team has fixed the issues and they are coming back up (as you can see the problems don't seem to still be happening) but there may be a hiccup or two left in getting things working 100%. On our end things are looking good but let us know if anyone continues to have issues.

Rob

"That Boosted guy is married... and he's like 13."

Awesome.

Hey danza, it would be cool if you posted a HU limit video. It would be even better if you or joe tall posted a beginners guide to HU limit.

You could call it, the price is righter. Cool title huh! I'll take a months free subscription to DC in payment.

Hey danza, it would be cool if you posted a HU limit video. It would be even better if you or joe tall posted a beginners guide to HU limit.

Hold on to your hat and be patient!

I have a question about that 89o hand at 19:00.
Jay loves the lead. I think the reason is because c/r'ing will put Hero in a spot where he plays a big pot oop against a stronger range with little equity. That makes sense. Would a c/r with 89 be good?
Now he asks danzasmack why he wouldnt 3bet a raise and the reason is basically the same as for not c/r'ing right?
So should he b/c the flop? And how should he play a blank turn, a 7/Q and how a ?
For blank turns c/f would seem right to me, a 7/Q I'd like to c/r and a I have no clue

Another question: at min ~34 with the A6s, why should danzasmack bet the flop? I think checking there underreps our hand on future streets, we keep the pot small against bigger aces like Krantz said and its deceptive.
Now Krantz said that he never checks an ace but might c/c with KK,QQ,JX etc. But do you think he calls all three streets if we bet? I think we get two streets of value here most of the time. Do you think he is more likely to c/c flop and when we check back the turn to c/c river (should we bet the turn? I dont think so, mostly the streets a two-street hand pays us off on are flop+river) or is he more likely to call turn+river if we check back the flop?