Poker Video: Limit Hold'Em by sthief09 (Micro/Small Stakes)

I made a misstake discussing the turn bluff. On the turn the pot will obv be 8sb instead of 6 as I said. So villain needs to fold 2/10 = 20% of the time. Sorry about this.

I want to thank Chris for his guest appereace despite his initial fear. I hope the experience wasn't too traumatic! Anyway I appreciate it!

Def. watching this one -- was great discussion in the forums, interested to see how the razor calcs work out.

Rob

Great vid guys -- I think it's still going to be tough to avoid being exploited in this spot when you are the Button. I think the gist is probably that you just don't want to play when he's in the game, and if you do, you might be best off just closing your eyes and clicking randomly when he c/r's you.

Rob

I think it's still going to be tough to avoid being exploited in this spot when you are the Button.

I did some sims off camera, hehehe, and tried to see what BTN needed to do to no be that exploitable. Being pushed off by 96 may be something BTN must accept. However by adding more Ax on safe turns (none connecting with the board) I was able to find ranges that made XR with 9s6s a misstake at least. It's amazing how much the BDFD does! Specificaly it allows BB to continue much more frequently on the turn. As we saw in the vid OTR will have a hand worth continuing with ~50%. Not bad for trash!

Another thing I learned was how much of the value from a flop XR that comes from setting up the turn bluff on a board like this. I think it's different on a more ragged board (taht we studied earlier in the vid) where BTN is unlikely to have OC's. In that case the biggest part of ur expectation comes on the flop.

If u play OTR it's a good time to activate the fnupple bat signal IMO.

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I think you misread the graph. The plot is actually of our EV vs. Villain, not the other way around. Jd7d is actually doing well against our specific hand.