Episode Four
Episode Four
In Episode Four, KRANTZ and WiltOnTilt delve into the world of the weak-tight HU players to figure out how to best adjust to their extreme tightness. Through the use of aggressive counter-strategies and a solid fundamental General strategy, WiltOnTilt and KRANTZ explore several hands with bold bluffs and expert bet sizing to crush this often frustrating player type.
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Krantz and WiltOnTilt provide a heads up No Limit primer. A comprehensive guide to beating small stakes HU NLHE.
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Comments for Episode Four
- Radeh
- Pair of Deuces
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188 posts
Joined 01/08
Thanks...still don't like to play that kind of player though.
- MrEstate
- Deuce High
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8 posts
Joined 06/08
Glad to see that goostoffmech sucked out of you also. I played that guy for several hundred hands on FTP and he is all over the board,some times he is major aggro and pushing all in like a maniac other times weak-tight and some times loose-passive. I have not played him for several months, I always figured he would go broke with his style.
- dwightschrute
- Deuce High
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45 posts
Joined 06/08
hey,
finally got around to watching this. why only 3 comments!? was DC that small back in the day?
anyway, curious about the 3 barrel w/ Q10d on the K 2d 7d A 10 board. I like the concept of 3 barreling against weaktight players. Not sure, though about this river shove. Basically, we are trying to fold KJ, KQ, JJ and QQ. This seems like a smallish portion of his range (but idk, maybe not). Can you prove mathematically that this riv shove is profitable, even though we're only trying to fold like 4 hands? In addition, it's possible that he will not even fold KJ/KQ, putting u on either a busted draw or pure air repping the ace. Just not certain if this shove is optimal. Thoughts?