This was one of the best videos about poker strategy that I have watched so far. And I watch a lot of poker related content. Thank you so much!!!!! I really hope you make that video about Blockers.
It amazes me that years ago all this info would get gatekeeped or either would be incredibly expensive... Now it is free lol Thanks a lot for your amazing work, bro. I appreciate it a lot since begginers like me struggle to find good information that is not overpriced.
That's definitely one of them, and I didn't think about this one! Im also talking about some rare exceptions where we bluff and get called by worse hands while simultaneously getting better hands to fold
river spots srp in btn vs bb with a tight flat range and very low 3bet freq. It checks all the way to river. i have lots of trouble firing here because pot is so small making bets affordable to call and villain has a easy bluff catch with something as low as ace high. So im not sure if i can have any nluffs here. If its possible to bluff, ehat board textures are best.
People don't bluff Rivers much because of MUBS - monsters under the bed syndrome. In particular live play and more importantly against fish it's just too often they've somehow hit their hand in an disguised way, and the more aggressive we are playing the more incentivized they are to trap with their suckouts. Conversely, because their ranges are so wide we are less incentivized to bluff very often because many times they don't have anything anyway so we end up bluffing with the best hand regardless.
I mean the idea is that you're getting them to fold JJ on a frontdoor flush A river board because that's a hand they should call bluffs with in that spot. Not as hard as getting AA to fold.
I would agree that saying :"the ultimate river bluffing guide" is kind of pretentious ,and while theoretically we know how sensitive a solver can be when we changue the parameters,in practice is not as easy as to simply go ahead and overbluff everything. 1.We should be aware of how much or how little villain is calling on the turn ,(as you said),if he overfolds the turn,then we shouldn't bet the river because of the lack of fold equity once reached that street.But also,if instead ,the rival overcalls the turn,we shouldn't bluff the turn or at least drecrease our bluffing frecuency a decent amount,so for those reasons we are not betting the river either( bet bet bet line).In summary,we could follow those steps if our rival is activelly trying to be balanced in every street,but slightly failing in the process.Maybe more related to a decent reg. 2.Off coourse it all works with the bet sizing we use and how it correlates with rival's folding frecuency(according to gto or his perception of what our sizing means) ,and that is a key factor. 3.For those playing tournaments,be careful with these overbluff plays because they may not be worth it due to icm implications.
Nice video, but this was definitely NOT a "ULTIMATE River Bluffing Guide". For exemple, you said, "if villain overfolds, bluff everything, if villain overcalls, never bluff" yes, makes sence.. but if we would know this, have this data, we would play perfect otr.. but, we dont have this data.. so.. its a fact, but, we can not use this principle because we dont have data on this. etc..but, thanks. GG
Thanks for the info! The sections in the second half describe how to find these spots. A lot of people are unaware of just how unstable the equilibrium is OTR
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This was one of the best videos about poker strategy that I have watched so far. And I watch a lot of poker related content. Thank you so much!!!!! I really hope you make that video about Blockers.
Thank you very much! Will make a follow up for sure :)
Definitely would love to see a follow up video explaining which textures are best to bluff on, its definitely a spot I'm unfamiliar with, cheers!
Really enjoyed the video. Would appreciate video about river blockers and board textures.
Hey man! This video is out :) titled master blockers in 7 minutes
It amazes me that years ago all this info would get gatekeeped or either would be incredibly expensive... Now it is free lol
Thanks a lot for your amazing work, bro. I appreciate it a lot since begginers like me struggle to find good information that is not overpriced.
I appreciate that very much :) it's a big goal of mine to put a lot of value out, since I struggled with finding good content as a beginner
Great video simple and on point, would love to see more exploitative content like this that is applicable to most games
More to come!
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glad i found you, your videos are amazing will recommend it to all of my friends.
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This was an amazing video and you are really incredible coach. Thank you
I appreciate that very much! Glad you enjoyed :)
hey man great video, love your content. would like to see that river blocker video
On it!
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Thank you so much!
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Enjoyed the video, looking forward to discussing hands in the discord 👍
See you there :)
Another great video! Would love to see more on understanding the different textures and blockers!
You got it! Thanks for watching 😃
Second this. Relative beginner, and understanding board textures and all the possibilities has been the hardest thing for me
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Very interested in a follow up video
Will do!
New subscriber, more please!
More to come!
It would be nice if the board of the hand being analyzed is shown while analyzing, thanks and nice videos
You got it, thanks for letting me know!
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follow up on this video would be great
maybe the expection is when the board is a chop like a 5 flush or 5 straight (A-k-q-j-10 when board is the nuts) am I right?
That's definitely one of them, and I didn't think about this one!
Im also talking about some rare exceptions where we bluff and get called by worse hands while simultaneously getting better hands to fold
Great video, tell us about blockers plz
river spots srp in btn vs bb with a tight flat range and very low 3bet freq. It checks all the way to river.
i have lots of trouble firing here because pot is so small making bets affordable to call and villain has a easy bluff catch with something as low as ace high. So im not sure if i can have any nluffs here.
If its possible to bluff, ehat board textures are best.
People don't bluff Rivers much because of MUBS - monsters under the bed syndrome. In particular live play and more importantly against fish it's just too often they've somehow hit their hand in an disguised way, and the more aggressive we are playing the more incentivized they are to trap with their suckouts. Conversely, because their ranges are so wide we are less incentivized to bluff very often because many times they don't have anything anyway so we end up bluffing with the best hand regardless.
Just kidding: best poker content on the internet, I’ve done all the $1000 courses: this is literally better.
The pace is a bit too fast, for someone old and slow like me🧔 I'll see you in the dischord!
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I am not too excited about trying to get a fish to fold a pair of Aces.
Me neither
@jeffshacklefors3152 a recommendation I can give is to recognise players you think would do that & this adjust your range for my value & less bluffs
I resemble that comment😅.
I mean the idea is that you're getting them to fold JJ on a frontdoor flush A river board because that's a hand they should call bluffs with in that spot. Not as hard as getting AA to fold.
You’re missing the whole point 🤦♂️
I would agree that saying :"the ultimate river bluffing guide" is kind of pretentious ,and while theoretically we know how sensitive a solver can be when we changue the parameters,in practice is not as easy as to simply go ahead and overbluff everything.
1.We should be aware of how much or how little villain is calling on the turn ,(as you said),if he overfolds the turn,then we shouldn't bet the river because of the lack of fold equity once reached that street.But also,if instead ,the rival overcalls the turn,we shouldn't bluff the turn or at least drecrease our bluffing frecuency a decent amount,so for those reasons we are not betting the river either( bet bet bet line).In summary,we could follow those steps if our rival is activelly trying to be balanced in every street,but slightly failing in the process.Maybe more related to a decent reg.
2.Off coourse it all works with the bet sizing we use and how it correlates with rival's folding frecuency(according to gto or his perception of what our sizing means) ,and that is a key factor.
3.For those playing tournaments,be careful with these overbluff plays because they may not be worth it due to icm implications.
By the Looks of your apartment your bluffs aren't getting through
Apartment??
Ого, ты говоришь по русски?
это мой родной язык, но обычно я не говорю по русски 😄
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lol I’m not taking advice from a brokie in housing commission
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Nice video, but this was definitely NOT a "ULTIMATE River Bluffing Guide". For exemple, you said, "if villain overfolds, bluff everything, if villain overcalls, never bluff" yes, makes sence.. but if we would know this, have this data, we would play perfect otr.. but, we dont have this data.. so.. its a fact, but, we can not use this principle because we dont have data on this. etc..but, thanks. GG
Thanks for the info! The sections in the second half describe how to find these spots. A lot of people are unaware of just how unstable the equilibrium is OTR
Great content!
Thank you!