love your ramblings and can't wait for pr1nnyraiding, keep it up!
VPIP challenge at 5/10 NL. Whitelime and Krantz get creative in a fun challenge that drives directly at the heart of what it takes to out-think and out-adjust thinking opponents. To the extreme! Each player must maintain 50 VPIP for one hour – whoever wins the most money (or loses the least!) receives a pricey watch from the loser!
Clash of the titans. whitelime and KRANTZ battle each other in a series of high-stakes, daring challenges designed to explore what it takes to move beyond solid winning TAG play into the mindset of an elite No-Limit player. Immerse yourself deep within their thought processes in whitelime's half, "Stuffing the Penguin," or KRANTZ's, "Lime Slicer."
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love your ramblings and can't wait for pr1nnyraiding, keep it up!
Hey Krantz,
Really enjoyed hearing your thoughts on the game of poker in general. Didn't look like you had much luck with the cards though mate, I presume Emil is highly pleased! With regards to in-game or sound-over, I have to say that although I liked hearing your thoughts on the game in general in a video of this type, I prefer actually listening to your thoughts live during a hand in other standard videos, rather than after the fact in an almost 'replayer' type format. Obviously this was not possible during this video and your recording post-game was a function of the bet itself, but for future 6-max or HU videos I really prefer real-time analysis as has been the case thus far.
One thing I would LOVE to see in your future videos is hearing your thought process during hands as if you were speaking every thought as it entered your mind. Obviously this isn't necessarily possible, but any attempt would be highly beneficial to the viewers. In your forum posts et-cetera you state that we should be taking factors x, y, z into account before doing anything in a hand, and it is this that I would like you to expound upon, especially with regards to your thinking during the moment about what you will do if x, y, or z turn/river cards hit and why, or what you would do if your opponent did x, y, or z on certain cards and how this influences your decision making process. I believe this type of thinking eludes many players and if we could actively see how you use this foresight then perhaps we too could develop this skill when considering a play.
Keep up the good work, your videos have been invaluable to myself and many others.
Regards,
tehmac
I thoroughly enjoyed your discussion on poker.
How you think, and you think we should think, or the other guy thinks,
fish thinks, great players think....made me think....lol.
please do more of this conversational type stuff.
really good video.
hey, I liked the more conversational nature of this video as a change up. nice video.
Man, you sound as sick as I am lol. That's saying something.
"When he again spoke, his voice had resumed the whole of that rich melody and strength which I had noticed upon our original introduction."
This video is Krantzpirational.
I really really enjoyed listening to you talking about different aspects of poker, and I was extremely dissapointed when you stopped speaking this video. For this reason alone I hope this will be the last video you don't speak "live".
yeah agree with others about the commentary in this video - excellent. you don't always have to talk about what you would or wouldn't do with hand x; listening to your thoughts on poker in general is interesting and useful enough.
i especially liked your comments on how v good players like urindanger aren't "TAG' or a "LAG' but just play wrt their opponents play style.
+1 on the commentary, loved it all, great stuff.
no wonder krantz is so good, he's allowed to reraise people twice from the button in the same orbit! (~7:45 in) ![]()
also, you need a weekly fireside chat podcast..maybe even a radio show.
awesome vid, will watch again
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