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

Time Link to 00:14:12

Do you sometimes flat the squeeze with AKs in position, as you said you're not too happy to get it in against his range. Furthermore, you could get a cbet out of him when hitting a pair, as you are mostly reping JJ, TT if i'm right (or do you have flating range there?) and on A or K-hi flop he is definetly going to cbet.

Hey Newman,

I really enjoy the way you seem to make the game simplistic and clearly have a deep understanding of full ring. Which is great to watch.

37m10s AsJs Vs A9, I really like the 3b + CB but think its a fold on river imo.
What hands do you think we are ahead of there to call?

An idea for a future episode I had was a HH review with you talking through your though process ( which I think is a great part of your videos) and incorporating the way you use stats to build ( and use) reads pre and post flop. The QQ hand on J75tt is a good example of how verses some villains thats a fold in FR and against that guy its a raise get it in.
This should also help all FR players at all stakes.

Look forward to next week.

Stan.

Time Link to 00:15:46

"If I had a better Ten I'd consider calling"

You're chopping against other Tens right? Does that change anything?

Time Link to 00:33:15

"going back to opening for 4x in EP"

So what's the take home message? What should I be thinking about that? Should I assume they are tightening up their ranges from EP? Are they getting more value by building bigger pots? How should I be thinking about this observation? What does it mean, and should I be doing that too?

Thx for vid

Time Link to 00:25:37

Hello Newmanmi. You are munching on something that makes me wanna eat ok so, AK hand bottom table 4. The flop is pretty dry;turn doesn't change much so why don't we check,player on your right seems to have some pocket pairs in his range and he will fold to turn cbet most of the time. If you check you show them weakness,maybe this will make them bet river if they improve with QJ or something. In this stop I would like to get 2 streets value,but should I do it in 3way pot ?

Do you sometimes flat the squeeze with AKs in position, as you said you're not too happy to get it in against his range. Furthermore, you could get a cbet out of him when hitting a pair, as you are mostly reping JJ, TT if i'm right (or do you have flating range there?) and on A or K-hi flop he is definetly going to cbet.

I dont think I would flat even though AK plays well in position, if he is capable of squeezing as a bluff there I am happy to be 4b bluffing him in the exact same situation with air. We are balanced in the sense I probably wouldnt have much of a flatting range in that spot because I dont want to play a multi way pot with many hands (it is likely that Mekhi will call when I do).

Hey Newman,

I really enjoy the way you seem to make the game simplistic and clearly have a deep understanding of full ring. Which is great to watch.

37m10s AsJs Vs A9, I really like the 3b + CB but think its a fold on river imo.
What hands do you think we are ahead of there to call?

An idea for a future episode I had was a HH review with you talking through your though process ( which I think is a great part of your videos) and incorporating the way you use stats to build ( and use) reads pre and post flop. The QQ hand on J75tt is a good example of how verses some villains thats a fold in FR and against that guy its a raise get it in.
This should also help all FR players at all stakes.

Look forward to next week.

Stan.

Thanks,

The AJs hand you should be able to hear the hesitation in my voice as I am talking about that hand, looking back at it I think it is probably a fold versus this opponent type.

Will consider your comments for future videos.

"If I had a better Ten I'd consider calling"

You're chopping against other Tens right? Does that change anything?

AT and KT beat TJ? two pair with ace or king kicker.

"going back to opening for 4x in EP"

So what's the take home message? What should I be thinking about that? Should I assume they are tightening up their ranges from EP? Are they getting more value by building bigger pots? How should I be thinking about this observation? What does it mean, and should I be doing that too?

Just look at what % of hands they are raising preflop from those positions and if they are stealing too wide for the stakes you are playing, consider 3betting them wider as a bluff to pickup the extra dead money (from the 4x preflop).

Your implied odds hands become less valuable because stacks get shallower post as there is more money put in preflop the stack to pot ratio is lowered.

Thx for vid

No problem.

Hello Newmanmi. You are munching on something that makes me wanna eat ok so, AK hand bottom table 4. The flop is pretty dry;turn doesn't change much so why don't we check,player on your right seems to have some pocket pairs in his range and he will fold to turn cbet most of the time. If you check you show them weakness,maybe this will make them bet river if they improve with QJ or something. In this stop I would like to get 2 streets value,but should I do it in 3way pot ?

TheSiro basically has to play his hand super straight forwardly to my turn bet, I am never betting as a bluff into two people (one of them being a weaker opponent). It is also super unlikely that TheSiro bets the river as a bluff if I check back the turn and the weak opponent checks to him. I am only trying to get three streets of value from the weak opponent and not from TheSiro.

hello sir,

i think the AJs hand is a fold OTR, what can he be bluffing with? weak players don't turn hands into bluffs. also he snapshipped the river, which is relevant imo.

also in a couple of spots you 3bet gopheresque/neverbluffing30 with hands like J6o/K4o, would have liked to hear more about your reasoning for these 3bets as they are basically pure bluffs and you have no equity/playability when called. you did say they fold to 3bets a lot but the fact that you're 3betting offsuit trash J's imply that you're 3betting like 50% of hands, correct? if so, isn't that just absurdly wide? i mean, i 3bet these types of players with trash like 95s and A2o, but never really as wide as like J6o.

appreciate the vid, please keep making 2/4+ live vids

Time Link to 00:00:08

Hi Newman,

Thanks for another sick vid keep them coming! No questions on the vid, but could you please tell me where you got that Table MOD. Thanks again.

Time Link to 00:10:16

I don't like this really.. There are not that many rivercards to be afraid of, and he has a perfect stack to shove.. If he has AJ/AQ then only 3 aces would improve his hand over yours, and the only hands he calls it off with here I guess are AA (unlikely hand), JJ, QJ(obv) and AT.. All those hands will also call off the river imo, and you have the potenial of him doing something spewy or hitting a weak draw.. The only real rivercard to worry about is an ace or maybe a ten..

http://www.deucescracked.com/videos/8141-Episode-Two?seek=1132

In the hand where you pick up AA vs AA, would you play it any differently if you had KK there?

And what about QQ or AKs? Are you folding these hands there?

Time Link to 00:38:37

How can you call? His line is to strong, and you only beat a bluff.

Time Link to 00:29:39

Table 6 with QJo. Assume villain bets out 3/5 pot OTR. Are you calling?

Time Link to 00:00:48

Is it standard for you to call with SC's in EP?

Time Link to 00:44:50

Table 5: what weaker hands are you expecting to get called by when you vbet the river?

Time Link to 00:41:06

Gday Michael, Hi to a fellow aussie. Great work on the vid's. Just wondering in this spot on table 3 with A10d. Would you always backraise shove here when you decide to 4 bet, thus eliminating the possiblity of a 5 bet bluff shove and not get into a sticky spot?

Time Link to 00:47:02

Why aren't you 3betting in this spotting? Neverbluff almost always isolates light like you said and even if you hit our set, you're OOP and won't get as much money in the pot to justify the call. I don't unterstand why you want to play a pot multiway, because to paid off is so hard.

Time Link to 00:23:57

In spots like these are you often folding due to every turn sucks and if he continues to bet there's not much you can do but call down which sucks as well?
What if opp was aggressive what would be your play then?
What if opp was a aggro fish?