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NimanKenkre
Bluefire Pro
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1191 PostsJeetorious (5)
Discussion for Jeetorious (5). -
jbosch
Poker Newbie
5 PostsI enjoyed all the discussion about...
I enjoyed all the discussion about spotting leaks and exploiting them, but I think you missed a slam dunk one: as you discuss the significance of facing a full pot bet on QJT6ds with JT, you gloss over the sizing by bangbang on table 3 when jeetorious checks. since jeetorious is probably c/f nearly 100%, betting full pot is a terrible size with either bluffs or value hands... -
jbosch
Poker Newbie
5 PostsI enjoyed all the discussion about...
I enjoyed all the discussion about spotting leaks and exploiting them, but I think you missed a slam dunk one: as you discuss the significance of facing a full pot bet on QJT6ds with JT, you gloss over the sizing by bangbang on table 3 when jeetorious checks. since jeetorious is probably c/f nearly 100%, betting full pot is a terrible size with either bluffs or value hands... -
InsideMan
Poker Newbie
22 PostsGreat video series. However I do...
Great video series. However I do have to disagree with you on the JT hand at 12:45 where you say you think raising is bad. I would agree with you against a full stack regular, but the person leading into us is playing a 50bb stack and the board is very drawy. Stereotyping based on his stack size he is very likely to play poorly against a raise with his entire range, by that I mean never folding a pair+gs, pair+oesd, flush draw or top pair. -
NimanKenkre
Bluefire Pro
Poker Pro
1191 PostsInsideMan, I have to disagree with...
InsideMan, I have to disagree with you pretty strongly. On a board of QJT6 with two flush draws, JT is not going to have good equity against a hand that is willing to get it in with you. Even if the guy is a weak player (which is only an assumption based on his stack size), you are likely to be well behind (equity-wise) any hand that he is willing to put a lot of money in with. Also, don't forget that there is a full-stacked player that is still alive in the hand. -
pokerchump
Poker Newbie
62 PostsJust felt compelled to comment...
Just felt compelled to comment on a particular hand. You advise to call a small 4 bet out of position with q8s in order to try and flop 2 pair or some kind of draw. How can this ever be profitable? you also say if you flop top pair you can fold - so what if the flop is q23? are you folding to a flop bet? Basically with the q8s you either have to shove or fold - folding probably being the best option but calling is surely the worst. -
OoozeDonatin
Poker Newbie
31 Postsexcellent video
excellent video
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