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Episode Eight by FoxwoodsFiend

In the Season Finale of Movin' on Up, Ariel shows off his chops at $2kNL 6m.

Posted 8 months ago

tags: foxwoodsfiend $2knl 6max nlhe 2-tabling live play

Video Details

No Limit Hold 'Em High Stakes, 56 min long


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Rating: 4.7/5 Stars (21 total)


Comments for Episode Eight

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Djeorge

Yessss, can't wait

Posted 8 months ago

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notkrantz

great video, great series. really liked seeing you get in some spots against good thinking players.

Posted 8 months ago

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playforfoodz

that "wow.. ooops" in the beginning is priceless

Posted 8 months ago

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blumpster

I love this:

(Regarding min bets from donks) Don't even worry about answering "what is their range?" or "what are you repping?" Their range is the set of all hands that can't call, and you're repping a hand that doesn't care what they have.

Posted 8 months ago

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nogatsira

Thanks for this series, Movin' op Up was awesome and really helpfull!

Posted 8 months ago

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Suwalski

I think these are the best videos on the site.

I have a question regarding the 22 hand on JJ3dd board against punketty. You stated that you wanted to c/r his c-bet on that board, why is this good exactly? I think he plays back fairly light(esp IP), since you arent repping too much (which was also the reason you raised his c-bet in a similar situations with the KJ hand on TQ4dd hand). I think c/r'ing there would be very good with QQ+ or perhaps even worse.

Hope you will still produce educational videos even though you stopped playing poker.

Posted 8 months ago

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rmoriar1

Very good vid.

I have one question though. Are you sure your balancing your overbet shoves? You always seem to have the virtual nuts when you do it.

Posted 8 months ago

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FoxwoodsFiend

Exec Producer

Very good vid.

I have one question though. Are you sure your balancing your overbet shoves? You always seem to have the virtual nuts when you do it.



i don't really balance them that much: if i think the guy's calling, i do it for value, if i think he's folding i do it as a bluff. i don't try balancing in these spots because it's a very exploitative play that's based on game flow and my read of my opponents' reaction to me

Posted 8 months ago

Virginia_tech_logo_4

FoxwoodsFiend

Exec Producer

i don't really balance them that much: if i think the guy's calling, i do it for value, if i think he's folding i do it as a bluff. i don't try balancing in these spots because it's a very exploitative play that's based on game flow and my read of my opponents' reaction to me



For example:

FullTiltPoker Game #6041179927: Table Canfield (6 max) - $200/$400 - No Limit Hold'em - 2:00:15 ET - 2008/04/15
Seat 1: trex313 ($40,000)
Seat 2: eighty88 ($19,599)
Seat 3: KidChess ($8,000), is sitting out
Seat 4: DaEvils ($43,998)
Seat 5: zeleni_jure ($7,400)
Seat 6: OMGClayAiken ($42,597)
trex313 posts the small blind of $200
eighty88 posts the big blind of $400
The button is in seat #6
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to DaEvils [6h 7h]
DaEvils raises to $1,400
zeleni_jure folds
KidChess: TO
OMGClayAiken calls $1,400
trex313 folds
KidChess stands up
eighty88 has 15 seconds left to act
eighty88 folds
*** FLOP *** [2s 4s Ks]
DaEvils has 15 seconds left to act
DaEvils bets $2,800
OMGClayAiken has 15 seconds left to act
OMGClayAiken calls $2,800
*** TURN *** [2s 4s Ks] [5d]
DaEvils has 15 seconds left to act
DaEvils bets $6,700
OMGClayAiken has 15 seconds left to act
OMGClayAiken has requested TIME
OMGClayAiken calls $6,700
*** RIVER *** [2s 4s Ks 5d] [Qc]
DaEvils has 15 seconds left to act
DaEvils bets $33,098, and is all in
OMGClayAiken has 15 seconds left to act
OMGClayAiken has requested TIME
OMGClayAiken adds $8,303
OMGClayAiken folds
Uncalled bet of $33,098 returned to DaEvils
DaEvils mucks
DaEvils wins the pot ($22,397)
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $22,400 | Rake $3
Board: [2s 4s Ks 5d Qc]
Seat 1: trex313 (small blind) folded before the Flop
Seat 2: eighty88 (big blind) folded before the Flop
Seat 3: KidChess is sitting out
Seat 4: DaEvils collected ($22,397), mucked
Seat 5: zeleni_jure didn't bet (folded)
Seat 6: OMGClayAiken (button) folded on the River

Posted 8 months ago

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ranzer

Movin' On Up was definitely the most helpful series for me recently.

btw your pronounciation of "ich liebe dich" is pretty nice (it's german btw) Smile
http://dict.tu-chemnitz.de/speak-de/8/6/LB15c7t-yAE.mp3

Posted 8 months ago

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cypher23

great vid series, keep them coming
I liked your pronounciation of the german name ichliebedich, which means
"Iloveyou" by the way

Posted 8 months ago

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athanik

Really enjoyed this series, very good. Hope to see more vids/series from foxwoodsfiend soon

Posted 8 months ago