Jason Senti's 200nl HU

Hey Jason good video, just a small thing but when you are looking at the hand replay, maybe hold it to the side a bit so we can see the flop, I dunno if anyone else is like this but I like to see the flop and think about what I would do well you are talking about the last hand, so I can kind of see if I am improving at all or at least making somewhat proper decisions. Nothing is quite as good as getting it checked back and winning a hand that you never thought you would win :) .

41.08 you get 99 and you say that you would be getting it in. I would like to hear why do you think is good against this opponent ( he folded to most of yours 3bet's and haven’t 4 bet yet as I remember) I know he might make firs 4 bet wit air because he is fed up with you 3 betting but don’t you think this is not that kind of opponent ?

The opponent in this video played very aggressively pre-flop. In general, opponents that 3bet a lot will be 4betting a lot as well. You are right that he hadn't been 4betting yet, but I assumed it was coming with his VERY high 3bet percentage and the fact that I had been 3betting a lot. With a hand like 99, I don't actually expect do be doing well against his 4bet/call shove range, but I expected him to be 4bet bluffing a decent percentage of the time and getting a fold after he puts in 20bb+ into the pot for a 100bb shove is a great result. Of course, it is possible that he isn't the type to do much 4-betting and that my assumptions were wrong vs this specific player, but in my experience, high pre-flop 3bet %s very often lead to light 4betting and 5betting and 99 is a good hand to 4bet get in for 100bb with that dynamic. I hope that answered your question!

Just finished watching part (2) and (3) of this session, very nice. Excellent analyze for the last hand (A4). Normally if you add that last pot to your stack it's very likely that he quits and you would have taken him for 208BB during part (2) and (3). Amazingly enough, my 200BB gamble guess was damn close :)