Man the AQoff hand, mind blowing, I can not believe that you knew what to do on this spot. You are a XXI century genius Mr. Jarretman

@poochie8989

3 жыл бұрын

Its actually quite a big punt according to PIO

@redrex0032

3 жыл бұрын

@@poochie8989 Are you sure?

@krzysztofzborek583

3 жыл бұрын

LOL it is a punt. And villains call is even worse

@paalsandmo9728

3 жыл бұрын

@@poochie8989 My solver hated it too. Chose T9(pair+gutter) as the punt-combos and some big draws.

@adamroberts6244

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad to see some of the responses here. I ran to put this in a solver because the raise seemed... bad and the call seemed... suicidal. xeliqq isn't a fun player as far as I know. How can he ever make an error like this?

Overheard in the review session after playing 500z: “He got me,” xeliqq said of Jarretman's A5s stackings of him. "That f***ing Jarretman boomed me." xeliqq added, “He’s so good,” repeating it four times. xeliqq then said he wanted to add Jarretman to the list of players he never 3bets preflop next session.

@dane2313198

3 жыл бұрын

Can U post a link to the Clip.

Far better content than upswing,Rio,bts etc for free.Thank you jarretman :)

Thanks for the content man! Really helps me to have a solid thought process through my sessions, i include watching your videos as my study! Cheers from Greece :)

‘I don’t know if any of that’s true’ 😂 my man Top video again

Damn poor xeliqq 😅

Great content, would be also interesting to record some PIO analysis of marked hands after the session...much respect for creating content like this nowadays :) GL

Thank you for this content. These videos helped me a lot to improve my game

the one dislike was from xeliqq

Happy New Year Jarretman! I hope you have a great 2022.

Great stuff as always!

i am microstakes player...but somewhere somehow i fell in love with your videos..i learnt so much..thanks you for your content...keep doing the great videos...do you do coaching..i'll enroll with immediate effect??..or who was your coach??

Hey mate, really enjoying your videos. What software are you using to have the multiple bet sizes and the rng for each hand on the table? Thanks.

Really enjoy your videos, can you explain why you want to have the 10d on 659fd. I thought not having the 10d would increase his diamond/diamond combos that jam over your donk bet. Is it just for increased equity if you call?

For some annoying reason, I was enjoying more when you were pressing the rng manually

@beta7899

3 жыл бұрын

Same 😄

@olba7804

3 жыл бұрын

+I miss the oven baked salmon..

@aimatoxisias1

3 жыл бұрын

@@olba7804 Hahahahaha I died

Great vid as always; the AQo hand at 17 min mark blew my mind lol

@Jarretman

3 жыл бұрын

it's actually just a punt by me! (raw 2bb mistake, supposed to just fold) ;jamming this hand class is not a thing in this spot and I was misapplying a concept from a different spot. however A4cc is a pure fold from him (raw 16bb mistake!) so if he's calling hands like that this jam is gonna perform pretty well lol.

@anthonycarreira8045

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jarretman xeliqq was coming after you today haha

@chesscoachgerry4140

3 жыл бұрын

same

@priittsau3607

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jarretman was curious to check this out as well, punt but worked out very well. Your videos are very much like RIO+ material! A+

@Marinate305

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jarretman it seems even if this was a punt by you the outcome resulted is some future EV further along in the session as xeliqq seemed a little tilted and got out of line in a couple other spots. Not to be results oriented, but if you lost that hand I’m sure you would/ could have marked for review and transitioned right back into your “A” game.

hey boss; in one of your first videos i heard you say that you were coming over into the 500 zoom games from a mostly live game selection.. you said that the first bit of first studies you dove into for your live games. you mentioned key differences like finding yourself in many multiway spots, i guess the stack depth would be different, largely much deeper than 100bb id imagine. you said something specifically about studying the straddle aspect... well ill just come out and say that hearing you have a mostly live background combined with hearing your solid poker strategies (& more importantly seeing the execution) in this online games... well yea id just love to pick your brain a bit more... im a live pro as well; im far from gto (which i think is a function my player pool in central texas but id love to just hear some off the things youd deviate from in a live setting and what not and if that affects your balances and such, i mean i imagine youre never using a randomizer live and rather your using other live dynamics to sway you one way or the other) also id just love to hear about where and what kinda stakes the live games you played in canada/ compare them to what I assume is night and day differences between my games here in san Antonio, Austin, Houston. HMU on telegram Mr88 i belive it is.. maybe MrMatt88 (im matthew rasco my picture is a poker one)

its completly insane the far you are at level of thinking process

Jarretman owning spew regs>>>

You are disgustingly good player. Really admire you

great video as per, at 11:30 how can you see what V had even though he folded?

I love this so much. does Jarret stream? if so can i have a link please

Amazing hand AQo vs a4cc，very good mental game！

Question about the hand at 19:15, is the equity we gain from the Td for the runner runner flush somehow "worth" more than unblocking his flush draws?

@209twitch

3 жыл бұрын

Yes because when he has you beat you have two outs and if he has a draw you’re close to flipping so overall your equity is quite poor. When you have a diamond you not only have some possible flush outs but you block a flush out if they are in fact drawing. This makes your overall equity for your hand much more favorable

Amazing videos . congratulations!! how do you have 11 bet sliders? is it from stars helper or is it a pokerstars option?

@Demondoink1

3 жыл бұрын

Stars caption.

@MrKostas85

3 жыл бұрын

@@Demondoink1 where can i find it on pokerstars? on settings ?

@Demondoink1

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrKostas85 you have to buy the programme separately.

I really like your vids man , maybe you can make a piosolver video which parameters u use for ur solves or how to nodelock would be really interesting to see. Wondering if you use 1 size at flop 2 on turn and 3 sizes on river like most highstake players i kinda have troubles to solve with correct parameters and dont trust my sovles lol.

Which program are you using to see a random number on your screen ? can you do that with gg poker ?

Do you have any tips how to simplify gto preflop ranges?

Can you explain your RNG actions? I think I’ve figured it out but not 100% sure!

i hope people dont find you ahaha, not for you, for us lol, you are beast thganks

Are you using table tamer? If so, did you get the custom bet sizes post-flop?

@Demondoink1

3 жыл бұрын

Stars caption.

what's the number on the middle top of the screen that changes every hand? You mention something about frequencies at one point. Does it have anything to do with the number? Which software are you using? Looks like stars helper but as far as I am concerned, you cannot run it with Aurora graphics. Hope you can answer, great work man. Thank you very much for the free lesson :)

@ghjk5827

3 жыл бұрын

It’a a RNG. The software doping this is the starscaption.

@rifsoneh

3 жыл бұрын

@@ghjk5827 Thank u man. But how he applies the RNG to the table? Is it like randomizer?

@ghjk5827

3 жыл бұрын

@@rifsoneh Yes, it's a random number between 1 and 100. People have different ways to use it. Usually people choose to pick higher numbers to play the more agressive decision. For example: let's say you are in a spot where you have to check 25%, bet 1/3pot 50% and bet 3/4pot 25%. So, if RNG 75 = bet 3/4pot.

@rifsoneh

3 жыл бұрын

@@ghjk5827 its just insane how much poker has changed. Thank u mate, have a great day :)

Xeliq must be steaming, really cool session.

@Jhona99

3 жыл бұрын

where does xeliq stream?? do you know his channel name?

Hey jarretman thanks for nice video! by the way, I have question of label color. yellow= reg orange=better reg ? is it right? and what "red" label means??

@joaovaz1789

3 жыл бұрын

fairly sure the red is what he consideres to be the best players. he had topkat, dex, yurasov and bunch of HS players marked red.

@joaovaz1789

3 жыл бұрын

now that im thinking, its most likely traffic light code. green = fish, red = endboss etc

Good Stuff!

What is your bb/100 in these 500 Zoom games?

15:30 J seems good to have since blocks many 2pairs, I’d say it’s a call even though it does suck to have A

thanks for sharing :)

Hey Jarretman, you might want to look agan at 98s hand at 1:20 don't think it's even close to checking, I'd say it's quit a big mistake to check, I mean, you don't have any worse hands to bluff other then 9 high, I guess we need to bluff K high quite often if not always...

@Jarretman

3 жыл бұрын

yea that one was a mistake; I underestimated how much overfolding bb gets to do on the flop even vs 1/4 rangebet (for example folding Qxs Kxs Axs with bdfd) so our range is actually nice and tight with very few bad hands in which case 98s is a slam dunk bet. good learning opportunity

Xeliqq gonna have nightmares with A5s

Why you do want the Td in that 4bet hand where you donked the flop and folded? Seems counterintuitive since some of his bluffs contain Td

stop blowing my mind

Hey small mistake with AdQd, on the 7 of d BB checks range so you just bet nearly 100% AdQd

6:43 - 42s wouldn't be better to x/r? Ax is in his range but not 2pairs and straights (usually), also donking on that A looks stupid :D 10:19 - AQs wouldn't be better to bet 25-33% on turn? You have hands for value and for protection (flushes, sets, 2pair, TP) and you have offsuit bw combos/low pps as for bluffs. 36:41 - A5s when you were thinking I was thinking what better hands do you have besides Jx, 9x and Ad5d doesn't block the 2 FDs on the board, you don't have T, 8, Q in your hand so it was a reasonable call in my mind but at my stake villain would show up here with JJ+ all the time. :D 39:30 - A5s is pretty interesting in particular because against the raise villain won't fold better (unless he folds 88-QQ, doubtful) and won't call with worse unless it's a FD or SD. And you protect your 5 against some Qx, Jx, etc type of hands. You have 6 set combos so the bluffs should be enough with bd-FD combos and some lower FDs to fold out villains higher high card air. But your equity with this hand was very high against everything except AA and AK so I guess it's a good raise.

At 19:40 , why you want Tdiamonds?

hope you make more videos soon

I wish you'd use $ rather then BBs , just to get a real feel of the stakes

I don't get the AK CO 3-bet call from you. AK is always a 4-bet for value against BB, especially when you have information on how xeliqq is playing. Your range vs a BB-3bet is around 17% (230 hands) where 4bets for value always include AA, AKs, AKo, 10-10+, and 4-bet bluffs like 75s+, ATo, A2s+ (A5s might be a call or fold), but you are supposed to fold 73% of your hands in this spot, and he around 55%. His 3-bet bluffs absolutely kills this board: 32s, 42s, 52s, 63s, 73s, 84s, 85s, 76s, 65s, 64s, 53s, 43s, 32s. When calling, you are allwing him to realize his equity, and playing with a wider range against you. In the sim, you have roughly 57% equity against his range preflop, and on the flop it remains basically the same. On the river, its basically 50-50. What value do you think you can get by calling a 3-bet with AKo against BB in this case? He has most of the combos on this board, and when equities drives so close, you want to get initiative and 4-bet for value, and force villain to play with a capped range.

What is that changing number on his tables he talks about?

@Demondoink1

3 жыл бұрын

an rng. to make pre and post flop decisions without bias.

crushing xeliqq！

Everything in life is a negotiation.

Dont get the TT fold. We need 31% eq. Without T diamond 11% vs JJ+. But I mean all his Ax FDs AQ fd, random stuff. Other way to look at it, must be a top 10-20% board for our hand/range, and we donk supersmall, and then find folds?

@SlaskBuB1337

2 жыл бұрын

Vs your lead, doesnt he jam all AJ+ KQ with a single diamond? He got 25% with overcards and there is obviously FE 🤪 so weird fold.

xeliqq owned, nearly clicking buttons

AQ hand 🧙‍♂️

Fold Q7o in the limp pot seems really bad

Doez anyone know why Otb is playing 500z and not the higher stakes ?

@davidfong7848

3 жыл бұрын

Look closer and the answer will appear.

@Demondoink1

3 жыл бұрын

he took ages off, like basically the past couple of years playing no poker. so i think he is just trying to get back in the groove before playing higher stakes again.

Poor xeliqq :D

How many tables does jarretman play when he is not recording?

@Jarretman

3 жыл бұрын

Usually 3-4 zoom + 1-2 normal

@bruwar

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jarretman Beast. Do you feel like your thought process is deeper when you play only two for KZread? My quality of play drops significantly if I play more than two zoom tables or more than 4-5 reg tables

Could you Please play micro stake !?!?

Sexy brain poker session hahahaha

Good call AQo ánd A5s amazing

tt sbvep 4bc 965 donk1/4 fold2shove I like the donk 65o bbv cobu ，xc-xr4x 825q vf， I donk like the preflop，but the turn is perfect！

You completely owned xeliqq in that session. Like ownage that I had never seen before... soul reading shit. Probably your most impressive session.

In the A9 hand with As, you said you’re giving up river because you block a lot of his folding range with the As... so you’re saying blocking his Asx that has to fold by the river is more relevant than blocking the nut flush? Couldn’t the reverse he said that you can overbet sometimes with the nut flush blocker?

@samgolf99

3 жыл бұрын

be said *

@Demondoink1

3 жыл бұрын

no on the river you don't really wanna be bluffing with the As blocker because it's not even relevant blocking the nut flush as your opponent 1- didn't 3bet pre, which excludes all of the strongest Axs (such as AK/AQ/AJs) as well as some of the weaker wheel Axs that are gonna mix between 3bet/call. 2- he didn't check raise the flop, or raise the turn, which even further discounts his nut flushes to the point that they make up such a tiny fraction of his range, you are not concerned about blocking those value combos. you would prefer to unblock those folding combos (as that makes up many more combos than the nut flushes) and when you bluff a hand like say ATo with the Ts, that will actually block more value combos as he calls pre with more Txss, and plays them more passively post flop given the fact they are a much weaker FD. so in simple terms having the As blocks more folds than value from OOP. blocking a more medium K/Q/J/T high spade blocks more value and unblocks more folds. which is very good when you are selecting a bluffing combo.

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02 28: 5:00

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Xeliqq knows just about to have you c barreling to get you out of the Hand..... these guys bluffs you all the Time and you fold