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Phil Galfond at HSNL (3)

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Dated:
Mar 15th, 2011
By:
Phil Galfond
Game:
NLHE
Stake:
High Stakes
Teaching Method:
Session Video 3+ Table
Language:
English
Type:
6 Max
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8 Comments
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  • PhilGalfond PhilGalfond Bluefire Pro Poker Pro
    554 Posts
    Phil Galfond at HSNL (3)
    15 Mar 2011 at 1:29am
    Discussion for Phil Galfond at HSNL (3).
  • frecknol frecknol Poker Newbie
    7 Posts
    Re: Phil Galfond at HSNL (3)
    15 Mar 2011 at 10:27am
    hy phil. would you call an allin on K10x after your cbet? Cant I check behind this flop?I know we have lots of fold equity on this flop but there are not many worse hands which can call on the flop except of JD and this hand jams like you said. We may get also an allin from AJ which is nice but I think checking is also an option there.what do you think?
  • beardsell beardsell Poker Newbie
    2 Posts
    Re: Phil Galfond at HSNL (3)
    15 Mar 2011 at 4:34pm
    yea nice !
  • Potra1der Potra1der Poker Newbie
    3 Posts
    Re: Phil Galfond at HSNL (3)
    15 Mar 2011 at 5:18pm
    Hi Phil. Do you coach personal? I want to take some lessons.
  • bhtopspin bhtopspin Poker Newbie
    21 Posts
    Re: Phil Galfond at HSNL (3)
    15 Mar 2011 at 7:52pm
    Phil, how about deep stack PLO 1-2, 2-4 or 3-6 next ok? Much appreciated, thanks!
  • iggyping iggyping Poker Trainee
    66 Posts
    Re: Phil Galfond at HSNL (3)
    16 Mar 2011 at 7:45am

    I can't remember the exact board, but we have j6o and double barrel an A54d2d flop vs bb on the btn (might've been HU, not sure) and we get c/r fairly small and you decide to min3-bet the turn with around a potsized bet left if villain calls.

    Basically, we think they rep nothing so we decide to rep nothing also by rebluffing (well, I think we'd flat a lot of hands here to let villain barrel off but that's maybe a false assumption). Do you think rebluffing with air a lot is a good adaption to people who take FOS lines a lot or are people who take FOS lines generally the ones that are more likely to re-rebluff us?

    How good/bad for someone's game would it be to c/r with like A9-AJ with a reasonably high frequency there?

  • MadBoy MadBoy Poker Trainee
    81 Posts
    Re: Phil Galfond at HSNL (3)
    17 Mar 2011 at 4:08pm

    Hey, thank you for the vid - as well here I could have found some good information for me:)

    Here are some questions:

    Min. 10.45: Would you raise here your onecardstr8 vs. such a smaller Riverbetsize if the river would have been a blank?

    Min. 20,54 – ATo:

    Is checkingback on the flop here an option for you?

    Min. 25:

    Here you have generally told about that it is nice to use  a little bit GTO to bluff in certain spots with your bottom of your range. I agee here 100% and use this concept myself.

    Just wanna to clear up and ask if I am correct with my strong guess that it is nice to bluff the bottom of the range only in spots where you know you will be usually 100% done with the hand should Villain do anything else than fold.Here the spots would be riverbluffs, maybe bluffbets in limped pots, bluffstabs (mainly in

     “one-bullet-Bluffspots”)…

    But this concept would regards to my guess absolutely not apply to 3betting preflop.

    Here we prefer to light 3bet for a good reason with our topfoldingrange than our bottom of our range b/c Villain could call and the hand would not end for us -> it is good to have EQ here..So probably as well, 2ndbarelling in most spots  is not good with our bottom of our range having usually no EQ…

    Is this correct?

     Min. 29. 45 – A9o:
    Would you C/C the flop if you would have had 98s or even  maybe even T9s here?

     Min. 31.30 – AQs:
    I guess we would have folded the turn vs. another big bet?

    You also expected Villain to maybe have a 2pair once he checked the turn – imo he would just continue betting it for thin Value/Protection almost always? Or do I miss here something?

  • RaisingCain RaisingCain Poker Newbie
    40 Posts
    Re: Phil Galfond at HSNL (3)
    1 Apr 2011 at 7:29am
    SPEW PROJECTION (see the viscous tard-cycle below?) a9 trips hand... since you did not raise the turn, isn't this a decent spot for him to three barrel the river with 56c etc.? I guess he can have it a ton here...and I guess he can think you do sometimes also, which makes bluffing not so great. But here's s pot where i get overly optimistic and call or bluff raise with a blocker. Sweet if he calls my bluff with jack ten.... just sayin. I guess its just a spot where you think the river smashes his range and you may be right. depends what you think of his turn bet and his perception of your range when you just call it. I barrel that river if I am him (spewy perhaps) so I end up calling/raising if I were you... interesting how spew begets more spew because I am projecting my play on the villain (I'd bluff off my chips if I were him here, so maybe he is too, so that leads me to spew even more....yipppieeeee who wants my roll?)

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