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

Good work mick.
Merry Xmas.

Time Link to 00:46:48

TT on T87J. Would you take a c/c flop lead turn line as a default and lead blank turns too? A lot of villains would check back some draws and better hands too which is kind of a disaster given that there's 12 4-straight cards and then possibly overcards could be scary too. Would you lead JT, 9x, AA if you somehow had that (vs this sort of passive opponent)?

Good vid again, ty.

Many thanks! Merry Xmas!

Time Link to 00:37:46

what specifically about this opponent lets you know he won't c/c a stronger range in this spot? Is it a generalization about a specific player type or rather something you have noticed about this "1" guy?

Time Link to 00:18:04

Don't you want to call 3bets to setmine against tight range rather than wide range? You pointed out that ep 3bettor has 2% range there and u're not doing well against that. I hope you bring up the "calling 3bets to setmine or with suited connector" topic into your theory video because it seems to be somewhat confusing.

Time Link to 00:31:29

Barreling him off his so face up hand is ok? You can rep few stronger hands to make him fold

Merry Christmas!

Nice play once again,

Mike, are you in Sydney?

Ok youre in Perth, been ridiculously hot!

Time Link to 00:02:54

Can you explain why you ch/c turn on table 3 when you say you don't think he's floating and he's a tight player? It seems like he would have a lot more Ax in his range than draws.

Time Link to 00:58:47

I think it's time to raise with AA when he bets the turn with $45 left. Personally, I find that people are willing to call it off with any sort of equity in situations like this and almost never have a pure bluff. I think it is way more +EV to raise than give them the opportunity to c/f Tx on the river - if it comes like a 9 or Ace especially, as it did here. Not a huge mistake, but leaving money on the table imo.