Poker Video: No Limit Hold'Em by jongreenway (Mid Stakes)

Sweet.

nice tip w that tipping point!
tx, gg

...and lol at "monkeys in the middle" concept... simply great

Good video again, like the 1st one. 2nd was a bit choppy due to shortstacks and our hero's too jovial and happy mood, but this one is back to form.

hey ,

prob stupid question , but how do you add all those stats in your pop up window ?

@ about 27 minutes in, you have QQ, and are IP against an aggressive player who bets small on a TT3r flop. You raise him and he clicks it back. Everytime I try this, I flat, they end up jamming the turn, i stack off and they always show me the trips. What kind of hands that are worse than your do you really see him stacking off with?

Really enjoyed this video, I`ll make sure I check out your others.

Nice to see someone drill down a little on the positional stats & how to take advantage of players tendencies.

Was let down a bit with the pokerstove near the end while trying to play.

dl doesnt work =[

good vid but pokerstove need to be done later

Yeah sorry about the spazzing out with PokerStove. Got tilted and frustrated

hey ,

prob stupid question , but how do you add all those stats in your pop up window ?

It's the default window. Check your pop up hud configuration.

@ about 27 minutes in, you have QQ, and are IP against an aggressive player who bets small on a TT3r flop. You raise him and he clicks it back. Everytime I try this, I flat, they end up jamming the turn, i stack off and they always show me the trips. What kind of hands that are worse than your do you really see him stacking off with?

Yes I definitely agree but you are talking about playing villains with a very small bluffing range and not as thin of a value range. Against this villain I explain that I know his bluffing range is bigger and he is probably happy with a smaller pair on a board like this. Very villain dependent on this action post flop

hey ,

prob stupid question , but how do you add all those stats in your pop up window ?

This is the standard pop up on HM, check your HUd settings to see what you have as default

Yes I definitely agree but you are talking about playing villains with a very small bluffing range and not as thin of a value range. Against this villain I explain that I know his bluffing range is bigger and he is probably happy with a smaller pair on a board like this. Very villain dependent on this action post flop

Great video man. I really enjoyed it and not just because you play a style similar to mine. Well, mostly because you play a style similar to mine Your use of HEM was cool.

On the QQ hand, I think I disagree with your line. I think letting him keep the lead is better. In general when you shove it you blow him off all his bluffs and most of his middle pair hands with showdown value that could call the shove but usually muck. With the stack sizes as they are you just decide that you are never folding and if he has trips he is going to double through you. That being said you need to get value from his bluffs and the way to do that is to give him the illusion that he has some FE. He may be watching some Krantz/CTS style videos and decide that emptying the clip is what it takes to get you off it. He rarely has more than 3 outs and usually has you crushed or 2 outs. Pretty typical WA/WB spot.

Great video man. I really enjoyed it and not just because you play a style similar to mine. Well, mostly because you play a style similar to mine Your use of HEM was cool.

On the QQ hand, I think I disagree with your line. I think letting him keep the lead is better. In general when you shove it you blow him off all his bluffs and most of his middle pair hands with showdown value that could call the shove but usually muck. With the stack sizes as they are you just decide that you are never folding and if he has trips he is going to double through you. That being said you need to get value from his bluffs and the way to do that is to give him the illusion that he has some FE. He may be watching some Krantz/CTS style videos and decide that emptying the clip is what it takes to get you off it. He rarely has more than 3 outs and usually has you crushed or 2 outs. Pretty typical WA/WB spot.

I agree I just thought there was a decent chance he had a smaller pair and was spazzing out. If I had known there was so much more air in his range then I would let him put it in himself.

Watched just the few first minutes. Already saw flatcall TT from SB against button steal, not stealing blind vs blind K4s, not cbetting K93, vbetting 7 into 38 against opponent who minbet 2 streets and not vbetting J high flush. My head hurts!

good video, the QQ hand i think flat his 3b>shove given he wont be stacking off w 88/99/JJ as often as you think, look at flop action!

also, the 55 hand, i think calling is best for the humongous reason that the shortstack calls allin on a 1 card straight board! looks like at the time u were rushed and didnt see the 3's......

I think you extremely overestimated your odds in the T7s hand near the end. It wasn't even close to anything other than a fold. You said you folded the turn because you were afraid someone might have your flushdraw dominated. But even if you stove it against what they had (2 pair + set, all your outs live) you only have 25% equity and you need 35% to call ($214 coldcall, assuming the 3rd guy will overcall aswell for a $598 pot at showdown). Correct me if I'm wrong.

I thought all the vids in your series were extremely good btw

I think you extremely overestimated your odds in the T7s hand near the end. It wasn't even close to anything other than a fold. You said you folded the turn because you were afraid someone might have your flushdraw dominated. But even if you stove it against what they had (2 pair + set, all your outs live) you only have 25% equity and you need 35% to call ($214 coldcall, assuming the 3rd guy will overcall aswell for a $598 pot at showdown). Correct me if I'm wrong.

I thought all the vids in your series were extremely good btw

Yes good point. I meant to comment about that before but I forgot to. I crunched the numbers and realised I was off. Thanks for bringing that up though

great vid again.
love the nl200

mmmoorree pleaseee..

mmmoorree pleaseee..

+1mirrion

As in a recent baluga whale video where he criticized a fish for calling with 44 on a KTT board because balugas range had so many outs and he could barrel you off it. How does that change here when you had on the JTT (i think with a FD) board. I mean ALL aces have 8+ outs and some have as many as 13.

Great scene with PokerStove in the end, I couldn't stop laughing!

Didn't like the 22 flopcall when the board was JcTcTx. You have so bad equity versus his range, and you'r raising alot with the stronger hands in yours.