Episode Six
Episode Six
One more shot at the tables and danzasmack runs hot! Take a look as danza lags it up as the game gets short, and revisits table texture once more!
tags: danzasmack lhe limit hold'em micro limit 6max limit hold'em ipod friendly
This Series: The Price is Right
"Well, I'm getting 15 to 1." danzasmack provides a comprehensive introduction to Shorthanded Limit Hold'em for those new to the game. Basics will include things like starting hands, hand reading, and developing table reads. More advanced topics include adjusting to table dynamics and preparing yourself to move up in limits.
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- danzasmack
- Founder
- Deuces Full
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520 posts
Joined 02/07
I run GOOD in this one guys, but i played really well too imo.
Post questions here. Double checking my starting hand chart will post soon!
- KRANTZ
- Founder
- Deuces Full
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952 posts
Joined 07/07
what is the best flavor of soda?
what is your favorite claire danes movie?
- danzasmack
- Founder
- Deuces Full
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520 posts
Joined 02/07
Tab is the best soda imo.
Probably Romeo and Juliet. For the ladies imo.
- BrentonMac
- Deuce High
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78 posts
Joined 01/08
Hey danzasmack,
Keep up the jokes. There is at least one person laughing. Not sure if I'm laughing at you or with you though! Hehe. So far your series has moved me from being a losing NL player to a winning limit player.
Look forward to more eps.
- HLS2k6
- Pair of Deuces
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153 posts
Joined 11/07
Your fans appreciate the shout-out to Bai-Grow. Episode 5... Never Forget.
- MickeyWins
- Quad Deuces
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1367 posts
Joined 07/07
nice video...
you mention ranges and that we should "stove" them.
how do you suggest learning them?
Do we memorize what 5%, 10%, 15% 20%,,etc is..
ranges and thinking in ranges is my achilles heel at the moment.
suggestions?
- bravos1
- Deuce High
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15 posts
Joined 02/07
Hey Danza.. I am really digging this series.
At 20:40 into this episode, we defend our BB w/ 9
8
vs a CO raise.
The flop comes AK5
and we check intending to c/f and CO checks behind. We do indeed c/f the 5 turn and you talk about how he has an ace or bigger in that spot so much of the time and I totally agree.
At 21:45 you talk about turning a set in that spot and making tons of cash. You state that you would c/r the turn.
Why? If we assume he is trapping since he checked behind the flop, why not b/3bet our set? If he is trapping, he is always gonna raise the turn and we get much more value by b/3b'ing. You also mention that he could have a hand like QQ/JJ or whatever. If he does, isn't there still the possibility of him checking behind the turn, or even folding to a c/r? It would seem that we make more money against that type of hand as well by leading out our turned set.
- condorandino
- Deuce High
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4 posts
Joined 06/08
I run GOOD in this one guys, but i played really well too imo.
Post questions here. Double checking my starting hand chart will post soon!
Hi Danza. I know this series is a bit old, but I am just studying it and would love to count with the starting hands chart you mention. Is that possible?
- condorandino
- Deuce High
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4 posts
Joined 06/08
Hi Danza. I know this series is a bit old, but I am just studying it and would love to count with the starting hands chart you mention. Is that possible?
Any news on this?