Apparently instead of the Bible, OtB reads Crev/pio before going to sleep

@AlvinTeachesPoker

4 жыл бұрын

I mean both of these guys kinda did. Scary!

It's amazing how poker strategy folds in on itself to the point where brilliant plays and donk plays can sometimes be indistinguishable to the untrained eye. At your typical low stakes home game this hand boils down to "I missed my straight." "Haha, me too!" "Oh, but your king plays, lol nice hand." When high stakes crushers are involved it's more like "I knew your turn donking range was polarized and my king high had showdown value on brick rivers which gave me enough equity to call and chase my straight." "Yeah, I know I need to have some bluffs on the river to balance my nut hands but I just thought your range was a little too heavily weighted toward overpairs that might not find a fold and draws some of which I blocked, so I didn't like it as a triple barrel spot, it's a shame though because I could have barreled you off of your exact holding. Oh well, nice hand."

Love this new, more structured, and highly visual format.

@AlvinTeachesPoker

4 жыл бұрын

God it's so time consuming haha, but what is time right now?

would love to get MMAsherdog's thoughts on this hand since he was at the table.

Somehow your tone wants to make me shout "wooooooooooooooooooooooooow" after every second word... :D

Some reasons to donk: 1) To prevent IP from pot controlling 2) To protect from free cards 3) To force villain to define their range 4) To induce raises and 3-bet

Please, make more videos man, learning so much with it!

@AlvinTeachesPoker

4 жыл бұрын

Going to make a vlog with two of my high stakes students about their adventures at 1k-2k and my play at 5-32k today or tomorrow! We're all just exhausted from playing so much every day that it's hard to rally big energy.

Sick hand. First time on channel. Subed and liked! Keep em up!

Amazing how close these guys get to optimal in game.. makes you wonder how close they are off table😀 nice analysis btw, really like the pace of your videos.. who knows maybe we will see you in the 50/100 streets at some point ; )

As always so informative, thanks

@AlvinTeachesPoker

4 жыл бұрын

thanks for watchinggggg

Great to have you back Alvin!

@AlvinTeachesPoker

4 жыл бұрын

Where did I go? :D

@privychanneldavy

4 жыл бұрын

@@AlvinTeachesPoker Hadn't seen a vid of yours in a while but now realise you've been posting regularly.. :)

@privychanneldavy

4 жыл бұрын

@@AlvinTeachesPoker I have one idea for a video - I'd love you to use the PioSolver on: how does Hero optimally defend when BB check-raises Hero's 1/3 flop c-bet on disconnected boards? Thanks for all the great content, David

Woa so good again. Are you interresed on french translatation?? I would love to help you on this one. Let me know

@AlvinTeachesPoker

4 жыл бұрын

Haha sure! That would be lovely, plus always love a chance to work on my French

Great analysis and well explained! 👌

@AlvinTeachesPoker

4 жыл бұрын

That clefairy lol

Donking on the flop would make sense to me but wasnt expecting such fireworks to be anywhere close to solver approved. Excellent analysis thx Alvin.

@AlvinTeachesPoker

4 жыл бұрын

it's soooo satisfying to see these that solvers love these lines too

I heard (if i understood correctly) in one of your video that you said we should not run our GTO calculations with subsets, but instead board by board, one by one. Did I understood correctly ? And if I did, why that ?! It would be faster and more convenient for me to run a bunch of calculations on, let's say, 25 ou 49 flops.

Love this stuff! I like the point that since EVs between actions are close, there are other strategies (equilibria) that can match pio's strategy in EV.

@AlvinTeachesPoker

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, so many possibilities / similar paths to choose

Yo, what is the software you use to replay hands on Global?

Hey at 3:12 you show some charts of different defending ranges depending on the BU steal sizing. Are these charts for the rake structure at 50/100?

@AlvinTeachesPoker

4 жыл бұрын

No these are solved with $2/5 stars rake I believe, I'm just using them as examples of how the BB's preflop range and his flop leading range are linked. With less rake, you can expect OGR to have even more weak hands that give him exclusivity on a few boards. In my model, I did make OGR's range slightly looser than a normal x2.5.

@KN-wb3ci

4 жыл бұрын

@@AlvinTeachesPoker Do you have a video where you show defending ranges in lower stake games with higher rake. For example NL100?

@AlvinTeachesPoker

4 жыл бұрын

Nope.

Nice Content!

Its funny that you said at the end of the vide " its easier to me to say that here with the solver". Do you really think he knows all this by memory??

I always struggle with picking river bluff combos because those hands that block the nuts also block their missed draws (calling vs folding range). I guess it just comes down which range you block more of? For example bluffing K4 out of position on that river. What are we actually blocking? I don't think they have much 43 or 84, do they? In that specific spot, is K4 even used for its blocker potential? Or is it just a matter of "We're jamming X% of range for value, we need X% bluffs, and K4 makes the cut for weakest SDV?

more please

Now let's see if Piosolver can solve a live ultra loose 1/3 game where the button squeezes 45bb pre with JJ and gets 5 callers and flop is Q99 and sb donks 1/8th pot and all 5 players call....

If I send you an interesting hand, will you review it?

My guess is Otb didnt bluff because he wanted to see oygres cards. If he bluffed and ogyre folded, he would never know what he had.

@AlvinTeachesPoker

3 жыл бұрын

At such a high level I don't think the ev of that is worth it to justify that play.

not that easy river range bet when you against mr baron :D, he gave up)

@AlvinTeachesPoker

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah the battle aura of the baron has got to be huge. The few times I've played with well known players, I've always been hyper aware of it aka scared shitless.

Me. I lead to get the Purest Information. Not just 2x, but 3 streets of Pure Value. OTB doesn't scare me in the least.

@AlvinTeachesPoker

4 жыл бұрын

Are you angryogr1? If so well played

Bel video