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Alan reviews a table play 6max session.
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Alan Jackson's 200NL Replay
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I'm surprised you saw two hands in the first 20 minutes as I spent 15 minutes discussing the HUD.
Replay videos aren't going to have a lot of interesting hands (or what a lot of players classify as interesting) and if that is your primary interest you're likely not going to want to invest your time in watching this series. For interesting hand videos I suggest Dr Giggy's hand review videos, they're fantastic.
One of my core concepts is that it's the so called uninteresting hands which establish your win rate and I intend to focus extensively on those spots. Maximizing your return in high frequency spots like stealing, 3B'ing and cbetting is critical. The focus of this series is going to be a lot about those types of spots, bet size manipulation and thin value and how I use to HUD stats to make the borderline decisions.
While I'm obviously bias when evaluating my content, I feel strongly that while you view this 2006 level content that my content is a great guide to winning in today's game. I think a lot players play the bigger pots relatively well and the way to construct a solid win rate is hyper focus on high frequency spots where HUD stats show an individual players exploitable spots. My win rate this year and the success of the guys I coach give strong empirical evidence to support my belief.
Your reply might be that you're already maximizing your return and i wouldn't argue with you as I don't know your game. But in my experience as someone who spends 50+ hours every month coaching mostly pro players that it's really rare to find someone who comes close to maximizing their return in uninteresting hands.
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I did. It's a 2 part series titled Switching to HM2. There were some complaints I went into too much detail, but I agree with you it's not very intuitive and I wanted to make sure I covered as much as possible.
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That's a fantastic question and you nailed the spot where it's best to use. I use to think that never wanted to 3B a hand that would put me in a semi tough spot vs a 4B. However I found though doing hundreds of database breakdowns that most players make signficantly more money 3B'ing those hands (those hands are what I refer to as extended value: AQ,KQ,AJs,99,TT and possibly JJ) vs cold calling. I generally do not 3B them vs players who fold a lot vs 3B. The benefit of using your extended value range is that you put your opponents in a ton of dominated situaitons (obv vs high folders this isn't the case).
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