Sure! Here's the translation: This is the best poker content on RUclips. Everything is explained very simply, the videos are very short, and there's no fluff. All other channels compared to this one are like gods of the seas and oceans. :P
I put this into practice last night, and it was shockingly effective. I pretty much ran like death. I probably VPIPed less than 10% because I got dealt so few raise-able hands. In ten hours, I was never dealt AK or a pair higher than 10s, and I won at showdown less than ten times. I paid off a few times I shouldn't have; I bluffed into slow played hands a few times; and I got it all in with a flopped straight to get cracked by runner-runner boat; and yet ultimately, my stack still grew. The vast majority of my wins were from steps 2 and 5 (with the help of 1 and 3). I only got called with a bluff catcher once. I only made four real hands the whole night, but got paid on three. I ended up winning over 400 BB on the session.
While I’ve been working on #5, #4 is actually very important also. Low stakes players have bluffs, but they underbluff. I’ve been hero calling in the past, and now looking back it was more ego driven rather than EV driven. I now fold more to aggression. My risk/reward has improved, and my win rate is materially higher.
I like that you take the time out to help and coach low stakes poker like 1/3 I appreciate that as helps my game out a lot. So thank you. Jay from Tennessee 😎
13. If a crystal ball could tell you the truth about yourself, your life, the future or anything else, what would you want to know? 17. What is your most treasured memory? 18. What is your most terrible memory? 26. Complete this sentence: “I wish I had someone with whom I could share ..." 27. If you were going to become a close friend with your partner, please share what would be important for him or her to know. 30. When did you last cry in front of another person? By yourself? 31. Tell your partner something that you like about them already. 32. What, if anything, is too serious to be joked about? 33. If you were to die this evening with no opportunity to communicate with anyone, what would you most regret not having told someone? Why haven’t you told them yet?
You're really going the extra mile demonstrating this solver work so I've subscribed just for that. I was wondering what resources you utilized to learn poker and more specifically how to work with solvers once you reached an intermediate level.
tbh i just watched a youtube video on how to do basic stuff in piosolver, then jumped down the rabbit hole! just an intense curiosity was really the only thing that guided me.
@@hungryhorsepoker I do not agree with your third point. Just down bet from out of position as the pre-flop aggressor instead of checking. Other than that these are good tips.
@@Stockhandle123 no. he makes complete sense. Checking gives you more information on your opponents hand as our villains make many face up decisions when checked to on the flop. Additionally they make way too many mistakes on the turn and it gives you many check raise opportunities… Now I may not check my entire range, but I would certainly check back my ep range.
Hi from Brasil, Ty a lot for the videos! Can u talk in the future videos about 3bet strategy both, pre and pos flop? in and out position, bonus 3bet in multiway pots?
Think of yourself like a electric eel at the poker table. If you try to shock your opponents early the chance of success is less than if you wait until they have been injured by other players.
That was pretty nice. I find myself doing solver jams against fish with value because my bluffs want to bet that size but they clearly arent strong but would probably have paid off half pot for 30bb instead of going for the OB jam and getting a fold
Excellent tips, I hope to mentor with you soon. I currently play 1/2 in London and my English level is not that good yet, these are my challenges to start with. Hugs
Wouldn't c-betting your entire range every time qualify as stabbing too much and not protecting check-back range? Wouldn't c-betting our entire range be making the very mistakes we are checking into OOP?
I really liked the video in some ways. FWIW, despite the nice thought process, I think the guide is recommending strategies that are somewhat too simple. A more nuanced strategy would crush low stakes live NLHE games for even more profit than this 5 step guide. I don't really play 5/5 NLHE much anymore though unless I am playing there while waitijg for another table. Opinion of a live pro who cut his teeth at capped 3/5 NLHE 16+ years ago. I have also coached a lot of players for live 5/5 NLHE equivalent stakes. I did really like #5 of the 5 part guide though.
Uggh.... i dunno man, everytime i see Solvers my head hurts, like seriously. Dun get me wrong i love this channel and content is just awesome. Its just that I find it very hard to look into solvers even if someone is explaining (hope its just me). Thanks for this content
Do you have any advice for burning out when playing for a long time and how to refill the passion and comeback to play freshly again? Sometimes, I feel like poker is not fun 😢.
if it’s a hobby - don’t force yourself! take a break for as long as that need be until you actually have the urge to play. no one’s holding a gun to your head. if it’s your job - do something else! there are many ways to make way better money than poker. it’s only a great job if you truly love it and obsess over it.
It’s very tough when i ran very bad. Cannot make any hand and cannot stop losing. Even I made a strong hand, I ran into top of the opponents’ range. It took a lot of time to realize the real world that can be. Even if I study a ton, I can still have many losing sessions. As you said, we have to really love and obsess to this game to keep playing in cloudy days.
I am enjoying your content. The low stakes games I play in average anywhere from 33BB to 100BB. When you say to play tighter how tight are you suggesting? Can you give an example?
Thanks! What do you do on the river and your tomato is being squished? Recently my tomato almost burst. Can you run a sim and share in your next video?
I dont understand the checking your entire range? Lets say you have a pretty good hand, for example KJ8 rainbow and you have KQ, you check they check? then what to do now? you probably have the best hand, but didnt get any value on the flop, and they most likely havent improved, feel like it makes sense to get your money in when they have more outs, so they call and give you more value?
I don't know who teaches youtube vlogglers that background music is a good idea on a presentation sucjas this one. I hope you get the point. Looking forward to next video without background noise
@@hungryhorsepokerthe arrogance of people that think they speak for everyone, never surprises me. The background music is the best I've ever heard. It's at the perfect level and enhances engagement with the video. It's so good, that I didn't realize there was background music until I was 3-4 minutes in. Instead of thanking you for the fantastic content, which I am, instead people find something negative to point out. Keep doing what you're doing!
Yes! The music is a bit distracting. And you have such great material to share, i want to pay attention to every word. Its hard to do that with the music.
As a Texas poker player, lots of the “standard” adjustments don’t work for me. Texas 1/2 plays like 2/5 or higher. Max buy in is $1000 at my local card house. It’s also hourly so preflop is fundamentally different since rake isn’t a factor. Would you consider making a video on playing in these games where people really don’t follow GTO strategy and call way too wide preflop (resulting in lots of multiway pots, chasing draws, overvaluing top pair)
Piggybacking off of this, building a bankroll is so hard since I’m essentially starting at a 2/5 blind level. Even a $500 buy in really isn’t much in a big pot. The variance is also very high since most pots are multiway and people call down too light. How do I “start” playing live cash when the field is so volatile and loose and the smallest games still play huge?
couple points: what i've found: live poker is live poker is live poker. as part of our CFP, we have guys playing in california, vegas, texas, florida, philly, etc etc etc. we've had guys in our bootcamp in canada, austria, netherlands, etc. in all live poker games: players call too much pre, play too passive post, and fastplay value too much on flop/turn on dynamic boards. games are quite similar in every market. we do have a multiway guide video coming out soon which you may find useful!
Since rake doesn’t exist here does that allow for more opportunities to limp in with hands that can make the nuts post flop and cooler other people who call too wide with any two suited cards and overvalue top pair? Like suited aces, suited kings, low pairs?
Next Video: Combating Limpers!? Submit a likely OOP limping/call ISO range to PIO, Have Limper Donk our ISO with a linear range on Flop. How does solver play? High Quality Video Here. Your best work. Fascinating to see population tendencies applied to solver and how solver adjusts. You streams were fun. Hope you return one day.
does c betting whole range hu mean every time you're hu in a 3 bet pot you c bet or only if the board hits your perceived range? Not sure if i'm framing that correct, tyia
every board in a hu pot i’m cbetting ip. don’t care about who’s range it hits. most police players can’t spell range. except some very static / dry boards i talk about in other videos.
Great video - thanks! How do things change multiway? I'm assuming checking 100% of our range OOP might be an issue in a multiway pot. For example, say we raise in MP with QQ and CO, button, and BB all call. To use the same flop as in the video (Js9s2c), any K, Q, T, 8, or 7 completes a straight, spade completes a flush, any J or 9 causes trips, and an ace is a likely overcard. I'm assuming we would have to c-bet more often multiway to deny equity?
great question! too complex for a short answer, so i think i’ll make a video soon on this exact topic where i can show a bunch of diff scenarios for how i think about playing multi-way spots in position and out.
nice Video thx! You c-bet 50% default in small stakes games? or better how much value would add a c-bet strategy with 3 choices 33% 50% and 66%? if its not much i would stick to your default 50% cbet strategy (i play 2/4 live) i subscribed, greetings from germany.
@@apocalypsepromotions7676 i think it depens on nut advantage and board conectivity. But for simplyfie it, i ask if you could choose a 50% on default on all boards
thank you! 2 points - 1) a simple strategy executed WELL is always going to outperform a complex strategy. don't overcomplicate it against players who aren't thinking so hard. 2) i don't always cbet 50%! i cbet the size where they raise their strong hands + call their weak hands. have an entire video coming out on bet sizing in the next few weeks.
No concern about being unbalanced with step 5? Also does it have to be 2.5x? Can it be 1.5x? I feel 2.5x will stick out like a sore thumb, and villains will remember and adjust quickly
yeah fair point i should have clarified - the exact size doesn’t matter. choose the size that gets them to do what you want. it could be half pot. it could be pot. it could be 3x pot!
To clarify regarding the 100% bet ip heads up and 100% ck oop heads up; the example were 3 bet pots. Does this also apply to single raised pots? Thank you.
Great stuff. Do we still check our entire range when we are oop in a srp heads up? How about when we are oop in a srp multiway? I know we suppose to be doing a lot of checking when oop in general, but can we implement that strategy to single raised pots heads up and srp's multiway?
shortcut question i ask when hu: will they make more mistakes vs a check or vs a bet? usually - the answer is check when we are oop. i deviate when eff stacks are short as x has way less benefits. video on mw spots coming soon!
34. Your house, containing everything you own, catches fire. After saving your loved ones and pets, you have time to safely make a final dash to save any one item. What would it be? Why? 36. Share a personal problem and ask your partner’s advice on how he or she might handle it. Also, ask your partner to reflect back to you how you seem to be feeling about the problem you have chosen.
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Sure! Here's the translation:
This is the best poker content on RUclips. Everything is explained very simply, the videos are very short, and there's no fluff. All other channels compared to this one are like gods of the seas and oceans. :P
Catching up on all the hungry horse content and I will say this is the best poker content on RUclips!
welcome to the hungry horse buffalo train
I put this into practice last night, and it was shockingly effective.
I pretty much ran like death. I probably VPIPed less than 10% because I got dealt so few raise-able hands. In ten hours, I was never dealt AK or a pair higher than 10s, and I won at showdown less than ten times. I paid off a few times I shouldn't have; I bluffed into slow played hands a few times; and I got it all in with a flopped straight to get cracked by runner-runner boat; and yet ultimately, my stack still grew.
The vast majority of my wins were from steps 2 and 5 (with the help of 1 and 3). I only got called with a bluff catcher once.
I only made four real hands the whole night, but got paid on three. I ended up winning over 400 BB on the session.
that’s amazing to hear. this made me smile! lots lots more coming soon
The Nick Vertucci way(except he didnt watch this video)
Thank you for sharing such helpful content to improve my poker game, Mark! You are a great teacher!
While I’ve been working on #5, #4 is actually very important also. Low stakes players have bluffs, but they underbluff. I’ve been hero calling in the past, and now looking back it was more ego driven rather than EV driven. I now fold more to aggression. My risk/reward has improved, and my win rate is materially higher.
I like that you take the time out to help and coach low stakes poker like 1/3 I appreciate that as helps my game out a lot. So thank you. Jay from Tennessee 😎
7:32 Jajaja!! 🤣 nice one... Really good stuff here my friend! I'm going to apply it right now! Thank you! 🤘
the man with the best short form poker content in the game!!
You’re a natural teacher Marc
thank you!
Very nice. You should do more content like this. it really helps
much more coming, super excited for the next few weeks
13. If a crystal ball could tell you the truth about yourself, your life, the future or anything else, what would you want to know?
17. What is your most treasured memory?
18. What is your most terrible memory?
26. Complete this sentence: “I wish I had someone with whom I could share ..."
27. If you were going to become a close friend with your partner, please share what would be important for him or her to know.
30. When did you last cry in front of another person? By yourself?
31. Tell your partner something that you like about them already.
32. What, if anything, is too serious to be joked about?
33. If you were to die this evening with no opportunity to communicate with anyone, what would you most regret not having told someone? Why haven’t you told them yet?
You're really going the extra mile demonstrating this solver work so I've subscribed just for that. I was wondering what resources you utilized to learn poker and more specifically how to work with solvers once you reached an intermediate level.
tbh i just watched a youtube video on how to do basic stuff in piosolver, then jumped down the rabbit hole! just an intense curiosity was really the only thing that guided me.
Great stuff 🎉
Wow Marc, this is crazy good. Already love your CLP material, but this stuff is next level.
well glad u enjoyed it! been working hard to make these useful but not too boring
Best video explanation I’ve seen so far. Thank you!
I'm a small winner at live 1/2 at TCH Dallas and the lodge in Austin. Very good strategies for 99% of the player pool.
nice travis, hope they help make you into a medium or big winner soon
Small wiener*
@@hungryhorsepoker I do not agree with your third point. Just down bet from out of position as the pre-flop aggressor instead of checking. Other than that these are good tips.
@@Stockhandle123 no. he makes complete sense. Checking gives you more information on your opponents hand as our villains make many face up decisions when checked to on the flop. Additionally they make way too many mistakes on the turn and it gives you many check raise opportunities…
Now I may not check my entire range, but I would certainly check back my ep range.
@@Stockhandle123 also, when a coach teaches, just listen. Because his mindset is what separates you from him. “Respect the Subject Matter Experts!”
3rd rule happens to be true nearly 100% at low stakes. Excellent content...!
Great content. Subbed and waiting for more.
thank you! super excited about the next 3-4 weeks
Mad props for your nice timestamp!❤
Hoping to see more timestamped videos!
ima be honest i had nothing to do with that i think youtube did it for me 😂
@@hungryhorsepoker Well you make great videos, and I liked your bet sizing guide a lot!
Great work!
Great explanations. I'll check out your channel and website for sure to learn more about Hungry Horse.
thanks chris! super excited about next weeks video
This vid is like reverse click bait. Good stuff mark
thanks!
Amazing video, thank you!
Hi from Brasil, Ty a lot for the videos! Can u talk in the future videos about 3bet strategy both, pre and pos flop? in and out position, bonus 3bet in multiway pots?
check out our guides to preflop, and playing oop on this channel!
Think of yourself like a electric eel at the poker table. If you try to shock your opponents early the chance of success is less than if you wait until they have been injured by other players.
i love this
That was pretty nice. I find myself doing solver jams against fish with value because my bluffs want to bet that size but they clearly arent strong but would probably have paid off half pot for 30bb instead of going for the OB jam and getting a fold
Very useful and well explained. Thank you!
Helpful vid, thx
This was a great advertisement for how awesome the Wizard is.
Great video.
Good video.
Excellent tips, I hope to mentor with you soon. I currently play 1/2 in London and my English level is not that good yet, these are my challenges to start with. Hugs
🥰
AWESOME tips!
where I can find videos of you play cash game??
by the way any chance to make small MTT tips??
doing a vlog series at low stakes where most of our customers play right now. releasing that soon.
no interest in mtts, sorry.
Wouldn't c-betting your entire range every time qualify as stabbing too much and not protecting check-back range? Wouldn't c-betting our entire range be making the very mistakes we are checking into OOP?
thanks for the content Marc! what would be your pre-flop adjustment in a time-rake game? also if there is a btn straddle with last action?
in a time rake id probably open a bit wider from every position and would have more flats on button/bb.
Great content. The part about folding to aggressive retaliation was revelatory. That alone will save me thousands 😂
thanks joel! happy this could help you save a few thousand 🥰
I really liked the video in some ways. FWIW, despite the nice thought process, I think the guide is recommending strategies that are somewhat too simple.
A more nuanced strategy would crush low stakes live NLHE games for even more profit than this 5 step guide.
I don't really play 5/5 NLHE much anymore though unless I am playing there while waitijg for another table. Opinion of a live pro who cut his teeth at capped 3/5 NLHE 16+ years ago. I have also coached a lot of players for live 5/5 NLHE equivalent stakes.
I did really like #5 of the 5 part guide though.
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Uggh.... i dunno man, everytime i see Solvers my head hurts, like seriously. Dun get me wrong i love this channel and content is just awesome. Its just that I find it very hard to look into solvers even if someone is explaining (hope its just me). Thanks for this content
I’ll try it
🥰🥰 lettuce know if you have any questions
Great video.
FINALLY! Someone who nodelocks ACTUAL fish strategy.
Do you have any advice for burning out when playing for a long time and how to refill the passion and comeback to play freshly again? Sometimes, I feel like poker is not fun 😢.
if it’s a hobby - don’t force yourself! take a break for as long as that need be until you actually have the urge to play. no one’s holding a gun to your head. if it’s your job - do something else! there are many ways to make way better money than poker. it’s only a great job if you truly love it and obsess over it.
@@hungryhorsepoker Appreciated ❤️
It’s very tough when i ran very bad. Cannot make any hand and cannot stop losing. Even I made a strong hand, I ran into top of the opponents’ range. It took a lot of time to realize the real world that can be. Even if I study a ton, I can still have many losing sessions. As you said, we have to really love and obsess to this game to keep playing in cloudy days.
I took a 14 year break, now back into it more than ever.
🍅 giving out da sauce!!!
just a smidgeon
When you check your entire range OOP, how do you respond to villain bet?
great question! i just finished editing a complete guide to playing oop today. will have it up in 2-3 weeks.
Great video. Where can I get the database of hands/ranges from?
do these tips also apply to online?
Thanks to u i built bankroll from 0 to 8k in 7 months shot taking 2/5 now❤
good stuff john!!
I am enjoying your content. The low stakes games I play in average anywhere from 33BB to 100BB. When you say to play tighter how tight are you suggesting? Can you give an example?
dropping the big boy stuff for free?? u spoil us
just some 😇😇
Thanks! What do you do on the river and your tomato is being squished? Recently my tomato almost burst. Can you run a sim and share in your next video?
@@levoriocolin7802
You look like this guy Ray I use to know. I mean exactly like him… crazy!!! Anyway great content!!! Thanks…
I dont understand the checking your entire range? Lets say you have a pretty good hand, for example KJ8 rainbow and you have KQ, you check they check? then what to do now? you probably have the best hand, but didnt get any value on the flop, and they most likely havent improved, feel like it makes sense to get your money in when they have more outs, so they call and give you more value?
This is probably my tenth time watching this video.
Send my regards to your cousin Laramie!
omg laramie says hello
I don't know who teaches youtube vlogglers that background music is a good idea on a presentation sucjas this one. I hope you get the point. Looking forward to next video without background noise
thanks for the feedback, if most people find the music distracting i can certainly turn it off
@@hungryhorsepokerthe arrogance of people that think they speak for everyone, never surprises me.
The background music is the best I've ever heard. It's at the perfect level and enhances engagement with the video. It's so good, that I didn't realize there was background music until I was 3-4 minutes in.
Instead of thanking you for the fantastic content, which I am, instead people find something negative to point out.
Keep doing what you're doing!
@@SFreedberg1 thank you i really appreciate that 🥰
Yes! The music is a bit distracting. And you have such great material to share, i want to pay attention to every word. Its hard to do that with the music.
As a Texas poker player, lots of the “standard” adjustments don’t work for me. Texas 1/2 plays like 2/5 or higher. Max buy in is $1000 at my local card house. It’s also hourly so preflop is fundamentally different since rake isn’t a factor.
Would you consider making a video on playing in these games where people really don’t follow GTO strategy and call way too wide preflop (resulting in lots of multiway pots, chasing draws, overvaluing top pair)
Piggybacking off of this, building a bankroll is so hard since I’m essentially starting at a 2/5 blind level. Even a $500 buy in really isn’t much in a big pot. The variance is also very high since most pots are multiway and people call down too light. How do I “start” playing live cash when the field is so volatile and loose and the smallest games still play huge?
couple points:
what i've found: live poker is live poker is live poker. as part of our CFP, we have guys playing in california, vegas, texas, florida, philly, etc etc etc. we've had guys in our bootcamp in canada, austria, netherlands, etc. in all live poker games: players call too much pre, play too passive post, and fastplay value too much on flop/turn on dynamic boards. games are quite similar in every market.
we do have a multiway guide video coming out soon which you may find useful!
Since rake doesn’t exist here does that allow for more opportunities to limp in with hands that can make the nuts post flop and cooler other people who call too wide with any two suited cards and overvalue top pair? Like suited aces, suited kings, low pairs?
Wow, awesome stuff here.
thank you thank you🥰
This is great
thank you 🥰🥰
#3 blew my mind
i don’t even remember what #3 was but me too i think
What solver are you using?
pio
Where do you regularly play?
i’m in los angeles
Next Video: Combating Limpers!? Submit a likely OOP limping/call ISO range to PIO, Have Limper Donk our ISO with a linear range on Flop. How does solver play?
High Quality Video Here. Your best work. Fascinating to see population tendencies applied to solver and how solver adjusts. You streams were fun. Hope you return one day.
good idea! i’ll add to list in next few weeks.
does c betting whole range hu mean every time you're hu in a 3 bet pot you c bet or only if the board hits your perceived range? Not sure if i'm framing that correct, tyia
every board in a hu pot i’m cbetting ip. don’t care about who’s range it hits. most police players can’t spell range. except some very static / dry boards i talk about in other videos.
Great video - thanks! How do things change multiway? I'm assuming checking 100% of our range OOP might be an issue in a multiway pot. For example, say we raise in MP with QQ and CO, button, and BB all call. To use the same flop as in the video (Js9s2c), any K, Q, T, 8, or 7 completes a straight, spade completes a flush, any J or 9 causes trips, and an ace is a likely overcard. I'm assuming we would have to c-bet more often multiway to deny equity?
great question! too complex for a short answer, so i think i’ll make a video soon on this exact topic where i can show a bunch of diff scenarios for how i think about playing multi-way spots in position and out.
What stakes online would you say this works up to? Having played 50NL and 100NL I feel like this works well against most of the pool
no idea! haven’t played online in a couple years and never played 50nl or 100nl, but it works live at all the stakes
@@hungryhorsepoker Thanks for the reply, love the content!
🔥🔥🔥 for the algorithm
Whats the adjustment for a no rake game?
bit looser preflop
nice Video thx! You c-bet 50% default in small stakes games? or better how much value would add a c-bet strategy with 3 choices 33% 50% and 66%? if its not much i would stick to your default 50% cbet strategy (i play 2/4 live) i subscribed, greetings from germany.
If you get it heads up, I was taught 50% continuation bet, or 33% to trap an aggressive villain.
@@apocalypsepromotions7676 i think it depens on nut advantage and board conectivity. But for simplyfie it, i ask if you could choose a 50% on default on all boards
thank you! 2 points - 1) a simple strategy executed WELL is always going to outperform a complex strategy. don't overcomplicate it against players who aren't thinking so hard. 2) i don't always cbet 50%! i cbet the size where they raise their strong hands + call their weak hands. have an entire video coming out on bet sizing in the next few weeks.
@@hungryhorsepoker so you could use a 50% cbet form in postion each time? i would like to simplify my game in 2/4?
New subscriber!
welcome!
Where did hou purchase hand histories from?
Nice video. Would these apply to online poker at some extent?
at small stakes, yes, but definitely would need a more nuanced strategy once you get to 200nl and above
Love ❤️
bless u
No concern about being unbalanced with step 5? Also does it have to be 2.5x? Can it be 1.5x? I feel 2.5x will stick out like a sore thumb, and villains will remember and adjust quickly
yeah fair point i should have clarified - the exact size doesn’t matter. choose the size that gets them to do what you want. it could be half pot. it could be pot. it could be 3x pot!
Ok I tried this last night and got good results. Having said that, I feel if it fails a couple of times, the session is ruined…..
Wow its weird seeing MDOTR speaking without his Jamaican accent.
To clarify regarding the 100% bet ip heads up and 100% ck oop heads up; the example were 3 bet pots. Does this also apply to single raised pots?
Thank you.
check out the new vid complete guide to playing oop
Thanks
What song starts playing at 2:06? It’s so familiar it’s driving me nuts.
i'm out of town for a few days but will let you know as soon as i'm back on my computer and can check!
you check 100% form out of position from each positon? for exemple we are UTG+1 vs BU?
yep! single raised pots, and 3bp.
What does 3pb mean?
3 bet pot@@finanzmond
3 bet pot@@finanzmond
Watching this for .10/.20 blinds 😎
All our secrets are out!
nooooo not even 10% of them!
which solver is that btw?
piosolver
Great stuff. Do we still check our entire range when we are oop in a srp heads up? How about when we are oop in a srp multiway? I know we suppose to be doing a lot of checking when oop in general, but can we implement that strategy to single raised pots heads up and srp's multiway?
shortcut question i ask when hu: will they make more mistakes vs a check or vs a bet? usually - the answer is check when we are oop. i deviate when eff stacks are short as x has way less benefits.
video on mw spots coming soon!
A crucial component of this video that is missing is what would Liz do?
true, maybe we’ll get a strategy video from her soon
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your voice isn't synced with the image, it's kinda disturbing to watch
LOL. 9x are the only hands that check. ALL trash just goes nuts.
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34. Your house, containing everything you own, catches fire. After saving your loved ones and pets, you have time to safely make a final dash to save any one item. What would it be? Why?
36. Share a personal problem and ask your partner’s advice on how he or she might handle it. Also, ask your partner to reflect back to you how you seem to be feeling about the problem you have chosen.
Looks as if this would have been a great video. Unfortunately I can't hear a word you're saying because of the music thats playing
thank god for the music
@@hungryhorsepoker Its ruined the video
Dont put that stuff out there Mate! :D
Wow if you just lose the stash and the man bun you’ll look like a real man haha jokes aside appreciate the great info 🎉