Episode Three
Episode Three
In the third episode of Real Life: Microlimit Grinder, Entity and PygmyHero dive deep into the world of turn play. Using AK as the common thread amongst these hands, watch and learn when to and when not to bet.
tags: entity pygmyhero ipod friendly ace king turn play lhe microlimit limit hold'em unimproved overcards
This Series: Real Life: Microlimit Grinder
What's it like to start over from scratch? Entity and DeucesCracked member PygmyHero explore that question in Real Life: Microlimit Grinder. PygmyHero has been playing the microlimits over the past several years, but has struggled to win in the post-UIGEA climate. From table and seat selection to tilt control and in-depth hand analysis, Entity and PygmyHero work on every aspect of becoming a better poker player in an effort to reshape Pygmy's game.
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Comments for Episode Three
- Hypnotic
- Deuces Full
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534 posts
Joined 02/08
This is the best video in the series so far imo. A few reasons why:
-The content is about that so many novice and intermediate LHE players struggle with (Overcard play). Entity really breaks it down and makes it easy to understand.
-Hands. The hands were picked out beforehand and shown using the DC replayer! This is far better for the video than the holdem manager replayer.
-Sound. Really small thing but in this video PH's voice sound quality is a lot better than it has been in the past.
Keep up the good work guys!
Thanks!!
- Entity
- Founder
- Quad Deuces
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2044 posts
Joined 11/06
-Sound. Really small thing but in this video PH's voice sound quality is a lot better than it has been in the past.
We bought him a mic so it will be better for the rest of the series, with #4 as a possible exception since we still have a lot of HEM-recorded material that was really good for beginning players. The rest of the comments you made I agree with though I'm looking to try to get a HEM-DC skinned replayer at some point in the future so we can make videos that use HEM look a bit nicer. It's such an unbelievably powerful tool for doing good coaching analysis and hand analysis that I feel like I wouldn't be doing it justice to not include it in the vids, though I understand it's not super visually stimulating. :)
Rob
- Hypnotic
- Deuces Full
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534 posts
Joined 02/08
Ya I don't mind the content and practical use of HEM. I think that is great.
The DC replayer comment was purely about aesthetics
- sushiglutton
- Pair of Deuces
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218 posts
Joined 11/07
I liked this video a lot. I think PH did a great job asking interesting questions. I hope you make more videos like this.