In this series of videos, I tackle a few different "regulars" at HU 1/2 and .5/1 on black chip. As the series progresses, you will notice how differently I play based on the "state of the match." The first opponent takes control and bludgeons me, but I am able to get into a great groove against all of the other opponents. I discuss a ton of the psychological aspects of HU play, including not letting your opponent back in when he's down, keeping up aggression after you've been caught bluffing, and more. Fair warning: I definitely play better as the videos go along and I get my sea legs!
Most of the fish these days play short buy PLO. In these 2 videos, I focus on how to adjust our PLO play to loose short buy-in games.
Sledghammer and Giant Buddha watch and discuss Procaine's video. Some excellent spots come up generating good discussion about preflop play, adjusting to loose maniacs, staying focused on opponents' ranges post flop and the value of creating videos.
Sledghammer and Giant Buddha watch and discuss Procaine's video. Some excellent spots come up generating good discussion about preflop play, adjusting to loose maniacs, staying focused on opponents' ranges post flop and the value of creating videos.
In this two part series I will discuss a bunch of common spots on the flop and talk about how we should proceed. Our decisions will be heavily dependent on the opponent's player type, the board texture, our perceived range and whether it is a single raised or 3bet pot.
I continue at the same tables from part 3. I talk a fair amount about what to consider when decided whether to check or bet in a hand.
Hey everyone! I am reviewing the play of a DTB Member in this video. He is playing 6 tables at 50NL. Hopefully we can spot a few leaks and help get him making a few more bucks at the tables! Make sure to tune in for Part 2. Enjoy!
In this video we encounter few interesting SB vrs BB confrontations as we battle back against the continuous agression of other regs. Also, featured in this video is a large bluff against a recreational player at the table. Overall, we record a very solid session as the cards go our way and our bluffs pay off.
In this series of videos, I tackle a few different "regulars" at HU 1/2 and .5/1 on black chip. As the series progresses, you will notice how differently I play based on the "state of the match." The first opponent takes control and bludgeons me, but I am able to get into a great groove against all of the other opponents. I discuss a ton of the psychological aspects of HU play, including not letting your opponent back in when he's down, keeping up aggression after you've been caught bluffing, and more. Fair warning: I definitely play better as the videos go along and I get my sea legs!
Operating without a HUD can be tough; Christy shows you how to effectively analyse bet sizes and table dynamics in a 27-Man SNG. Part One includes the early and mid-game, and concludes with the bubble passage. Part Two will focus on playing when in the money.
In this video phillager plays 3 tables of .02/.05 NLHE FR on Pokerstars. I add my commentary and suggestions to some of the more interesting spots that come up.
In this series of videos, I tackle a few different "regulars" at HU 1/2 and .5/1 on black chip. As the series progresses, you will notice how differently I play based on the "state of the match." The first opponent takes control and bludgeons me, but I am able to get into a great groove against all of the other opponents. I discuss a ton of the psychological aspects of HU play, including not letting your opponent back in when he's down, keeping up aggression after you've been caught bluffing, and more. Fair warning: I definitely play better as the videos go along and I get my sea legs!
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