Poker Video: No Limit Hold'Em by tubasteve (Micro/Small Stakes)

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Another small point that indicates villain is likely bluffing here is that he's raising the super dry flop with BB left to act, which makes no sense if he has a hand that beats AA here (basically a set). His hand on this board is fairly invulnerable baring coolers like set over set. If he had a monster here he'd most likely call the flop to encourage as much action as possible.

Another small point that indicates villain is likely bluffing here is that he's raising the super dry flop with BB left to act, which makes no sense if he has a hand that beats AA here (basically a set). His hand on this board is fairly invulnerable baring coolers like set over set. If he had a monster here he'd most likely call the flop to encourage as much action as possible.

yea this is a good point in terms of what might be theoretically correct, i would just point out that not many people at 25nl are going to be experts in theory, many just see set=raise or set=slowplay no matter what.


i hope everyone enjoys the video!

next time make the video at a time that I can make it!

great video btw

next time make the video at a time that I can make it!

great video btw

i think the next one will be recorded in the evening EST so you might be able to make it!

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I disagree with you guys on the last hand - the turn seems like a ridiculously easy ship for me.

There are so many Tx, 5x, KsX, AsX combos that he is donkbet/calling on the turn, and c/f on the river. I know you mentioned keeping his bluffs in/letting him spazz out but this is just waaay overthinking it. He's a half stack, at $10nl who has just put 40% of his stack in and he probably isn't folding any pair or any draw on the turn. So ship ship ship for value imo.

Otherwise great video.

This turn seems like a ridiculously easy ship for me. There are so many Tx, 5x, KsX, AsX combos in his range when he donks, and the guy is playing half stack at $10nl he probably isn't folding any pair or any draw on the turn. So ship ship ship imo.

Otherwise great video.

i actually was thinking about this hand later on that night and i agree with you. on this particular board texture i think its best to just get the money in. i was having second thoughts during the video actually, and almost got rusty to cut that hand out but i thought i would clear it up here. if the board wasn't so incredibly draw heavy i would prefer a flat still.

sorry i didn't post sooner but my roommates threw a random crazy party last night and didn't have much time for posting on teh internetz.

i actually was thinking about this hand later on that night and i agree with you. on this particular board texture i think its best to just get the money in. i was having second thoughts during the video actually, and almost got rusty to cut that hand out but i thought i would clear it up here. if the board wasn't so incredibly draw heavy i would prefer a flat still.

sorry i didn't post sooner but my roommates threw a random crazy party last night and didn't have much time for posting on teh internetz.

Wow, I got it right then but for maybe the wrong reasons perhaps. I guess the thing that really confused me about this hand was the range this guy would call off his stack with. Funny, I was thinking about this hand all saturday morning .

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nice job guys. more ezmoneycompany vidz!

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i think this is a cool format and probably ideal with coach + 3 students, maybe 4. guess if all of us had made it, it would have been a bit too much

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I'm still kinda in doubt whether shoving the river for value in the TJs hand is any good. I hardly ever see KJ/QJ calling there, so that leaves like 8 combos of AJ and 16 combos of KQ, and maybe some slowplayed high PP and the 6 combo's of 66 ..

I just think way more combos call like 1/2 pot.