Poker Video: Limit Hold'Em by DeathDonkey (High Stakes)

One of the best vids I've ever seen online (at least for me at the moment). I guess I'm in the state of play where I play kind of ok exploitatively but don't think hard enough in my own range, and until now I didn't fully understand it, so thanks guys, awesome episode, keep it up!

One thing I may be interested in (in the thread or even future videos maybe) is the 'how' of these procedures. So e.g. when you have a certain scenario and a certain board, how can you analytically/mathematically decide what or how you should play in that situation?

Thanks a lot once again, great series so far.

One thing I may be interested in (in the thread or even future videos maybe) is the 'how' of these procedures. So e.g. when you have a certain scenario and a certain board, how can you analytically/mathematically decide what or how you should play in that situation?

I'm actually trying to make arrangements to make a series on exactly this (with someone who knows GTO framework better than me). I can't promise it will come to fruition, because it seems like a huge undertaking, but I do think this is really important, and I'd like to create something down that pathway.

I'm always thinking about this stuff away from the table so it's very helpful to hear the thoughts of fellow mid-high limit live players. This is a fantastic vid. Thanks guys.

@gonores: I'd love that, so fingers crossed.

I'm always thinking about this stuff away from the table so it's very helpful to hear the thoughts of fellow mid-high limit live players. This is a fantastic vid. Thanks guys.

+1000, exactly what I do away from the table. Really great concept for future consideration.

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Hi, I was just wondering, you guys said you'd fold 77 here but would you not peel the flop in an attempt to spike a 7 given that there should be good implied odds there if we do hit since our opponents range is so strong or do you think overall, given the large number of times we don't improve and the few times we hit but our opponent checks back the turn or has a better set or rivers us, that it's probably a losing play?

I don't think we are getting nearly the right price to just try and hit a 22:1 shot, also he can re-suck sometimes or have us dead on the flop non zero, so its not like its pure +implied odds

Of course yeh, you saying 22:1 suddenly wakes me up to what a stupid question it was, I was just thinking 'POT IS BIG'' like an inbred.

More of this, please.
If I'd change something, stick to one scenario with different flops for a while, or create a flop and look at it in different scenarios (like you did with the first action flop).

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I am not sure if 44 is a good call on such board. Especially since you said you would call on flop and turn and then decide on the riv. I feel like we are creating a horrible situation for ourselves. The board will almost always be unfavorable in terms of what can and what actually did hit on both the turn and river.

Nice and deep discussion. A little bit boring to watch, I think it is better to just listen to this