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Poker Video: No Limit Hold'Em by KRANTZ (High Stakes)

Why do you use racetrack view? It seems -EV not to be able to own someone with avatar-expressions..

Great vid as usual

I can't believe I'm not even remotely tired of this series yet.

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Are you balanced in this spot? This play seems transparent from his perspective. Am I off base here?

Are you balanced in this spot? This play seems transparent from his perspective. Am I off base here?

there is no need to be "balanced" in every situation, this seems to be a common misconception floating around these days

Why do you use racetrack view? It seems -EV not to be able to own someone with avatar-expressions..

Great vid as usual

fender gave me mods that work better with racetrack view, we'll see how long before i start jonesing for my avatars...

there is no need to be "balanced" in every situation, this seems to be a common misconception floating around these days

Oh lol - some things get looked too deep into

Oh lol - some things get looked too deep into

yeah i agree poker is not a 100% thing its about the feel for the game not the books on the game.

OH and fenderjag i saw a vid of you teaching someone and it was realy good, well now i cant find it lol can u please find it and sent me a link so i can download. its the one where you dont even try to pronounce the guys name it start with an E... i know thats vague but plz do try. AND KEEP CRUSHING YOU TWO!

Hey luvthechips,

sounds like you're talking about the vid Chris and I did. We're going to be making some new ones instead of that one that got posted previously that are coming out soon!

AH yes lol it is you! that was a killer one and i havent found it since. i searched under fenders name and it dident come but ill try yours....mybe lol thanks alot!

AHHH i see now you guys took it off...i think anyway thanks alot for the response and keep playin ill be lookin for that new vid ( if old one is still around plz tell cant find it still)

Chris and I just made a new vid which is at least part 1 of some we're going to do, and it should be posted sometime soon. Though you would like to know!

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At what point are we considering a player a regular and at what point is he still unknown?

and at what point does a regular become an unknown again? (Krantz raises A8s, derek 3bets, Krantz hasn't played Derek in a while)

At what point are we considering a player a regular and at what point is he still unknown?

and at what point does a regular become an unknown again? (Krantz raises A8s, derek 3bets, Krantz hasn't played Derek in a while)

well he's not unknown, he is a regular for sure, but if you haven't played someone in a long while you shouldn't really put too much weight into your old reads, stats or notes

yeah. Thats my question. When does an unknown become known to you?

Does an unknown become known when you have a lot of notes on him, or when you have played x ammount of hands, or a combination?

i probably answered my own question now, but still good to read a confirmation

yeah. Thats my question. When does an unknown become known to you?

Does an unknown become known when you have a lot of notes on him, or when you have played x ammount of hands, or a combination?

i probably answered my own question now, but still good to read a confirmation

i think it's hard to define precisely like that. you really want to look at it as striving to get as close to 'known' as possible. to do that you want lots of notes and hands, and to find meaningful patterns that you can trust in both