Video is labeled midstakes, possibly in error?

Very solid vid.

please hurry up and release another one.

This is excellent stuff, great if your game needs you to step off the gas a little.

Very good video. You 'splain you reads and actions very well.

nice vid!

Awesome vid man, look forward to more. At the ~43 min mark, I think when the idiot leads $10 into $53, it's a clear call after every single draw missed and getting such a good price with nut no pair. Sick fold w/ the AK after the ch/mr, you play good... nit. :-)

Good video, my only complaint was the A10s hand. Villain check-raised the flop, i think the flop call is good but when the 2nd deuce spikes the turn. It is a definite bet there. Any hand that you can get value out of the river on is calling the turn bet, not to mention all his FD's get a free pass and their are way more combos of Flush draws than overpairs/sets.

Good video though

Agree, would prefer to bet the turn and check back river. I wouldn't give the villain credit for semibluff-checkraising twice, so it's a pretty easy fold it he raises on the turn again

Some percentage of the time people will be bluff check/raising twice, or spazzing out with a hand like KTo. If you check turn he can't bluff you off your hand, and you might induce river bluffs and there are probably also a few hands that are willing to call a river bet, but not a turn bet because: 1. your hand looks stronger when you bet turn 2. he could be willing to call a river bet and see a showdown, but if he calls turn he think he need to call the river too for a showdown.

Both lines are good imo.

Awesome vid man, look forward to more. At the ~43 min mark, I think when the idiot leads $10 into $53, it's a clear call after every single draw missed and getting such a good price with nut no pair. Sick fold w/ the AK after the ch/mr, you play good... nit. :-)

I'd be much more willing to call something like 1/2 pot as the idiots will def bluff with small bets, but I don't think they'll bluff with that small size hardly ever. That said, calling for small chance of being good + info is certainly fine and I think raising is clearly best in that spot.

at 42 min in the hand where u have 44, why are you such a huge fan of his play? His river overbet sux for value(since your calling range narrows ldo) so its more likely to be a bluff without any history.

Excellent vid. I can identify with a lot of the things you said in regard to something *possibly* being +EV, but passing up on the huge variance and keeping a snug image instead. You're probably going to get the fish's money anyway one way or another, so destroying your image against the thinking players and having all these metagame considerations can make things a lot tougher than it really has to be when mulit-table grinding.

More please. This was a great video, I really enjoyed all your discussion of flop textures and cbetting. Hopefully you will do another one soon.

Thx,Great vid!

more jk3a

Solid & good stuff on flop texture -like you said that hand at the end with j7 eloquently summed up your points.

Around the 11:30 mark on the upper left table, your UTG raise gets min-squeezed by the SB. You decide to flat leaving the button with ~1 PSB's left and the SB has ~2 PSB's left going to the flop. You mentioned you're not necessarily "pair mining" postflop and that you can bluff some flops. Which flop textures are you looking to bluff? Like you said, SB has an insanely tight range here, and 3-handed won't just about any flop hit one of these short stacks where they're willing commit themselves?

good ?, it honestly has more to do with it appearing that both villains are giving up and I end up most of the time bluffing with the best hand.

i like the video...make more please

Seriously! This is one of my favorite Ghost vids on the site. I'd love to see another from Jk3a.

very solid stuff! please make some more!

This is one of those videos the more you watch the more you pick-up useful stuff - any plans for a new video soon?