The TT hand (17:10) is really important actually. As a beginning poker player this whole „snapcheck flop“ on stone dry (Ahigh) flops/ double broadway boards is one of the first tendencies you will notice. If you sim these spots (and nodelock a checkback range in case the solver just rangebets) OOP proceeds very honestly: Probing turn with pretty much just strong value and huge draws. We could implement this in reality, but fish/ weak regs will often bet turn with literally every thin value hand now. It might make more sense to trap our strongest hands aggressively and checkraise turn for massive sizes. When we bet turn we should bomb it with some premium bluffs (i mean really bomb it, not just 75% pot, that will achieve almost nothing) and follow it up with similarly huge sizes on those rivers that dont improve villain a lot (blanks, also flush completers as he has so few FDs left)

If "trueEV" isn't mentioned at least three times, I am burning this video.

@The_Life_Shoequatic

Жыл бұрын

mandatory... "trueEV"

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

I made up for it in the next one I promise you.

Amazing video. Thank you 🙏🏻

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Awesome video as always. The True EV of this KZread is astronomical

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Aww thanks so much!

Great tips

Similar thoughts on the TT hand as you but for different reasons. Anecdotally every time I’ve bluffed on a board like AKx etc after the opponent has checked behind once or twice it feels like I always get raised. Spidey senses definitely start tingling when they check back such a dominating texture! Feels like I’m up against the nuts rather than a middling Kx region but I agree. Fold TTs!

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

It's mainly that they're slow playing something huge but that there is an imbalance towards too much SDV in their range. In any case bluffing underperforms from our point of view in these spots.

I am more impressed in the last hand that villain shoved AxQc for value into a paired board than anything else. Seems quite thin to me. What do you think of his play?

@bodegajogosdecartas3053

8 ай бұрын

Im chocked too... You could have AK there, right? He blocks QxQc and AQs, on clubs, but dont block AKs and AKo. You can call pf with these, right?

@bodegajogosdecartas3053

8 ай бұрын

99's can call pf too, right? Would you xr flop always?

did you ever try to be a narrator for horse race? you have the speeding speech , besides that, one of the best HH reviews on you tube, thanks for sharing your hard work !

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

I pondered this comment while brushing my teeth this morning and decided it would be a pretty terrible job for me. I've never watched a horse race in my life.

Hey Pete, how would you say zoom 200 compares to 25/50 live?

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

25/50 games vary wildly but the regs are probably at a similar standard.

@arvindbadsha3356

Жыл бұрын

@@CarrotCornerPoker is it true that zoom 200 games are up there as one of the toughest games to sustain a win rate

In the 3! pot where you had AhQs, as played, my solver likes to X every combo except for AQ which are clubs and diamonds, which it likes to shove. I have no earthly idea why? Obviously it is blocking the FDs. Does this make any sense, or shall I finally purchase a real solver?

@MikeySmithJones

Жыл бұрын

Interesting to see different solves vary. In looking at the 22 hand from small blind, GTO charts I got from Jonathan Little's site for free say 22 from the SB when folds to is a limp, but here he raised.

@TheMarceloSilva

Жыл бұрын

@@MikeySmithJones this is totally different from JL coaching , is a bit more aggressive , this way you will win more without showdown bringing your Redline Upwards , J. Little doesn't even consider Red Line

@The_Life_Shoequatic

Жыл бұрын

@@TheMarceloSilva Watch him play in his class "crushing small stakes cash" Borderline Maniac.

@MikeySmithJones

Жыл бұрын

Oops, that was on the 9 ring charts. J Little's 6 max charts say RFI 22 from SB.

@MikeySmithJones

Жыл бұрын

@@TheMarceloSilva I made a mistake. J Little's 6 max charts say to open bet 22 from the SB, it was the 9 ring charts I was looking at when I made my 1st comment. Makes sense, since due to the bunching effect there is more fold equity from a SB RFI in 6 max than there is in 9 ring.