Poker Video: Pot-Limit Omaha by DJ Sensei (Micro/Small Stakes)

Since this series hasn't gotten a lot of comments so far, I just wanted to chime in and say I really like it so far. I think the audio quality was kind of poor in the first episode, but it seemed significantly improved in this episode. I think that is one thing to focus on if you decide to do this style of video series again in the future.

As for content, I find these conversations helpful and especially liked the discussion about flopping bottom two on the J75 two tone flop and how none of the options is particularly appealing. Also in the final hand when opponent has QJ72ds and calls the 4-bet preflop and c/c's all-in on a K75 flop with a flush draw that he doesn't have ... if that villain is going to call there (which is probably fine since he should have > 33% equity against random aces), shouldn't he just shove in case you have a hand like QQ or something that will fold?

the suited aces with KQ at the 18min mark. when we're that short, isn't 3 betting and planning to fold just awful with less than a psb left? if we're not happy getting it in, then shouldn't we just flat instead of 3 bet?

the suited aces with KQ at the 18min mark. when we're that short, isn't 3 betting and planning to fold just awful with less than a psb left? if we're not happy getting it in, then shouldn't we just flat instead of 3 bet?

Well we're obviously not planning on folding many flops, but certainly we can do that if we get 4 way action and see a horrible flop that definitely nails one of our opponents.

Also in the final hand when opponent has QJ72ds and calls the 4-bet preflop and c/c's all-in on a K75 flop with a flush draw that he doesn't have ... if that villain is going to call there (which is probably fine since he should have > 33% equity against random aces), shouldn't he just shove in case you have a hand like QQ or something that will fold?

Sure, shoving seems fine to me if you think he'll ever fold.

I am happy that this episode two seems to have a lot better structure than the first one in terms of who is talking when and so forth.
I am looking forward to watching number three and hope the series as a whole will be great.

Good work so far.

At 20:25, AAKQ out of BB. I feel like flatting is a good option here. It seems that if the hand will be MW, you are telegraphing your AAxx with the 3 bet from the BB and when you ship flops like this you are usually in trouble vs. 4 opponents. Agree/disagree?

At 20:25, AAKQ out of BB. I feel like flatting is a good option here. It seems that if the hand will be MW, you are telegraphing your AAxx with the 3 bet from the BB and when you ship flops like this you are usually in trouble vs. 4 opponents. Agree/disagree?

No such hand at 20:25?

Also dude, you should check out the features of the new video player. You can pause the video and make a comment that links directly to that spot on the timeline. Pretty sweet features imo.

Sorry, it is around 16:47 when he 3 bets. I will def. check it out, How do I access that feature. thanks so much, I appreciate it.

Sorry, it is around 16:47 when he 3 bets. I will def. check it out, How do I access that feature. thanks so much, I appreciate it.

http://www.deucescracked.com/videos/26-Tool_Time/866-Using_the_Flash_Video_Player

And I think 3betting pot here is totally reasonable, our hand is super strong and we'll probably be able to lose an opponent or two by doing so. We don't have to get it in on any flop, and we should be pretty able to determine which flops are good for us and which aren't.

I really enjoyed this type of video. I like the fact that it is slowed down & several people are communicating their thoughts on how to play certain situations. I find this much more enjoyable & effective in learning than having two pros talking 90 miles per hour, 4 tabling, & jumping from subject to subject every milisecond. I think this series is outstanding so far. I hope more videos are made in this fashion in the future.

I really enjoyed this type of video. I like the fact that it is slowed down & several people are communicating their thoughts on how to play certain situations. I find this much more enjoyable & effective in learning than having two pros talking 90 miles per hour, 4 tabling, & jumping from subject to subject every milisecond. I think this series is outstanding so far. I hope more videos are made in this fashion in the future.

You should enjoy PLO Warriors then, it should be quite similar!