In this hand replayer video we look through a variety of interesting situations that we encountered with pocket eights. The concepts can certainly be applied to other mid-pocket pairs as well, which are often trouble spots for players. Enjoy!
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In this video we take a look at another forum member's work in the 18-player SNG's on PokerStars. Unlike the first video, DeuceThreeFlush has worked out a lot of the basic kinks from his game but is still trying to get his game ready for moving up in stakes. Here we focus on a common but very important problem that most players face when trying to move up in stakes, how to play the end game. If you are still struggling at the $3.40's and $7's on PokerStars and not sure why you can not crack into the low mid-stakes, this video may provide the answer.
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Traditional wisdom suggests that we choose between re-raising and folding when a player has opened for a raise and no one else has yet entered the pot. But there are situations where clicking the middle button is our best option. In this one-off video, I analyze what factors can lead us away from our standard 3-bet or fold strategy. I start with a little theoretical discussion, then get into a couple hand examples to show the theories in practice.
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Have a tilt problem? The Biggest Tilter contest found the DTB member with the biggest tilt problem: Brad, aka "Pokercrucible" who struggles with many of Jared's seven types of tilt. Follow along in this series as Jared helps Pokercrucible eliminate tilt from his game and helps you to learn the tools needed to eliminate tilt yourself.
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In this video, Katie reviews a winning player's hand histories. It focuses on common MTT SNG mistakes and how to avoid them. Other key concepts include: hand ranges, min-raising, speculative hands, 3-bet shoving, squeezing, leveraging a chip lead, raise-sizing, donk-betting, limping, set-mining, using Poker Stove, calling decisions, implied odds, and immediate profit.
I move up to $0.50/$1 in the series. There are a couple bluff opportunities as well as some good discussion on bet sizing, and an AA situation in a 3bet pot.
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In this replayer mini-series I go through as many river value (and bluff) bet situations as I can. I use filters in HEM to make sure that I don't have a very strong hand. I talk a lot about bet sizing at it applies to the strength of my opponent's hand. I also discuss planning out a hand and how stack sizes affect our river decisions.
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In this video, Katie reviews a winning player's hand histories. It focuses on common MTT SNG mistakes and how to avoid them. Other key concepts include: hand ranges, min-raising, speculative hands, 3-bet shoving, squeezing, leveraging a chip lead, raise-sizing, donk-betting, limping, set-mining, using Poker Stove, calling decisions, implied odds, and immediate profit.
Hey guys! Join me for the second part of this live play session on the Merge Network. The play in this video takes place at 100NL and 200NL Full Ring and is a typical session that I would play. In total I'm playing about 13-15 tables even though only 6 of them will be visible. Hope everyone enjoys it, and make sure to watch Part 1 if you didn't already!
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This is a delayed commentary 2/4 and 1/2 6-max session where I make several unusual plays at Turbo tables and with different stack sizes. There is a particularly interesting hand where I raise UTG with AQo, then check ship a 66J flop against a 1/4 stack (and lose, but discuss the pros and cons of getting it in on the flop).
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The conclusion of the match, I finally caught a couple big hands and made a couple light 4-bets when hoodrich18 started to 3-bet more frequently. The primary discussion of this video is what to look for when trying to get a pulse on your opponents psychological state, and how to use that to your advantage. You'll see him go from confident to frustrated pretty quickly, and I discussed how your play needs to change to take maximum advantage of that.
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I move up to $0.50/$1 in the series. There are a couple bluff opportunities as well as some good discussion on bet sizing, and an AA situation in a 3bet pot.
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