I'm in very early of the video currently, where you talk on making more of these specific spots. Love it! in my games we are usually 8-9 games live. It's pretty common to be early position open vs early position 3b.. Would love some help on those spot, it rarely gets around to cutoff to be able to open. and Sb v bb is non existent. never happens
Thanks for the video. I disagree in one spot and as someone who plays a lot of 25NL for training purpose I have to say from my experience no 25NL player will Station you down in a 3b pot with QJ on AK8Q7 when you tripple barrel. Thats far from reality
this is the best page for intermediate to strong players. the way you approach the game is so valuable. i guarantee your audience is going to grow exponentially fast
Thanks for making this video. 3Bet pots are one of my biggest weak spots, I am rarely comfortable in my lines when I'm in a 3Bet pot. Love to see this type of content. Keep it coming.
This kid seems very smart and promising poker player, or whatever path he chooses. After soon to be two decades in the poker world Ive seen a lot of players come and go. I would happily invest or bet on the fact that you are crushing it on HS soon after going pro! Pete I don’t see the link to his channel? Maybe you forgot to put the link or Im missing it. Gl in the future both!
Fuck yeah! Was just studying some CO defense vs BU, pumped for the vids! Absolutely love the idea of going deep in one specific spot, that happens often. Wouldnt mind SRP BvB or 3BP BvB as next topics.
That final hand is a slam dunk call in NL 50 and below. Players are not thinking at all at this level and bluff every time they are at the bottom of their range. Thanks to Doug polk. Zero chance i fold A9 here and but i never not get some money on the turn when Ace hits.
Last hand you guys said usually villain should turn 76 and 98 into a bluff but villains dont do it, therefore A9 is an even clearer fold. But now our hero calls A9 and you also said many heroes do that -> So therefore I should not turn my 76 and 98 into a bluff in practise?
I would still look to do it in general as a good way to play your range on the river and I would only deviate if you are up against a villain who makes bad absolute hand strength bluff catches (exploit said opponent by always having it when you bet, which makes his river calls eternally negative EV). Not all players are calling A9 here. You just need to figure out which ones are. The way this hand plays out, btn is also going to show up with worse than Ax a lot too given turn check, which should increase the fold equity of the river bluff even against a station.
Bluffing The River A. If opponent must call wide with weak absolute hand strength hands, the spot is probably over folded. B. If opponent must fold high absolute hand strength hands, the spot is probably called too much. ...... Is the above correct?
Hey Pete, just a suggestion - could you include a comments box underneath the training videos on your new subscription service? I think it will give us students the opportunity to discuss the video and potential concepts that were discussed in it 👍
36:55 Really good information. But it seems you’re playing against ppl that don’t know how to play. We want the players that actually know how to play. Unless it’s because of the betting. I wouldn’t be having 22 on this board to river. A good player would either had the flush or straight or even AJ if they pot size bet. Am I wrong?
This guy mentioned about focusing on specifics but seemed to not really do much of that and when he did he was sometimes way off. Like saying ‘55 and 44 are pure folding flop, even with a heart’ on the K87tt. I’ve not studied this spot much and knew that was incorrect. Also saying there’s no unpaired hands is obviously wrong, they can have 65 and 54
25NL pool will not bluff enough in that spot, so don’t call with A9 there. Also they will call you too much, so don’t Bluff there 😂😂😂😂😂😂 you basically become one of them. I don’t know. It’s strange.
Actually, on average, 25NL players overbluff that node on the river when calling on the flop and checking on the turn They are overcalling the flop and once you show some weakness OTT, they pull the trigger too often.
video starts @ 12:40
Chapters would not be a bad thing...
Thanks for having me Pete - the second half of this collab will drop on my channel on Thursday!
What's your UA-cam channel? Cant find it. Thanks.
I'm in very early of the video currently, where you talk on making more of these specific spots. Love it! in my games we are usually 8-9 games live. It's pretty common to be early position open vs early position 3b.. Would love some help on those spot, it rarely gets around to cutoff to be able to open. and Sb v bb is non existent. never happens
@@criostasi you just replied to it haha
@@criostasisave ur money and don’t play poker 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for the video. I disagree in one spot and as someone who plays a lot of 25NL for training purpose I have to say from my experience no 25NL player will Station you down in a 3b pot with QJ on AK8Q7 when you tripple barrel. Thats far from reality
this is the best page for intermediate to strong players. the way you approach the game is so valuable. i guarantee your audience is going to grow exponentially fast
😂😂😂
Video starts 12:40
Ty always too much babbling in the beginning of his videos. Like let's see the hands already
Philosophy, chess and poker - what's not to love about this coach!
Literally just played a hand similar to the first hand. I absolutely butchered it. Now I'm going to study.
Really liked justins thinking and explanation of the hands maybe I will get a subscription to checkout his series
Thanks for making this video. 3Bet pots are one of my biggest weak spots, I am rarely comfortable in my lines when I'm in a 3Bet pot. Love to see this type of content. Keep it coming.
This kid seems very smart and promising poker player, or whatever path he chooses. After soon to be two decades in the poker world Ive seen a lot of players come and go. I would happily invest or bet on the fact that you are crushing it on HS soon after going pro!
Pete I don’t see the link to his channel? Maybe you forgot to put the link or Im missing it.
Gl in the future both!
As a chess player first poker second I always thought that Tal quote applied to poker too
Fuck yeah! Was just studying some CO defense vs BU, pumped for the vids! Absolutely love the idea of going deep in one specific spot, that happens often. Wouldnt mind SRP BvB or 3BP BvB as next topics.
Videos like this can give you some good heuristics, but the best thing one can do is simply train the spots themselves.
Couldnt agree more, they love to call flop (vs 1/3 range bet) and fold turn at low stakes as their range is too wide on boards that suit the 3bettor.
That final hand is a slam dunk call in NL 50 and below. Players are not thinking at all at this level and bluff every time they are at the bottom of their range. Thanks to Doug polk. Zero chance i fold A9 here and but i never not get some money on the turn when Ace hits.
Last hand you guys said usually villain should turn 76 and 98 into a bluff but villains dont do it, therefore A9 is an even clearer fold. But now our hero calls A9 and you also said many heroes do that -> So therefore I should not turn my 76 and 98 into a bluff in practise?
I would still look to do it in general as a good way to play your range on the river and I would only deviate if you are up against a villain who makes bad absolute hand strength bluff catches (exploit said opponent by always having it when you bet, which makes his river calls eternally negative EV). Not all players are calling A9 here. You just need to figure out which ones are. The way this hand plays out, btn is also going to show up with worse than Ax a lot too given turn check, which should increase the fold equity of the river bluff even against a station.
Lotttttta yappin
some good shit tho in between the yap
Bluffing The River
A. If opponent must call wide with weak absolute hand strength hands, the spot is probably over folded.
B. If opponent must fold high absolute hand strength hands, the spot is probably called too much.
......
Is the above correct?
Makes sense
Well said!
Do all these points/tips extend to tournaments as well?
I love your videos so much dude🙏🔥
2100 ecf is better than me and im good amateur chess player for 14 years , this guy is sharp
I’m literally going to subscribe just because of your editor
Nice video ❤
Hey Pete, just a suggestion - could you include a comments box underneath the training videos on your new subscription service? I think it will give us students the opportunity to discuss the video and potential concepts that were discussed in it 👍
I wonder if Robot Pete can lead us in the battle against bots!
Video starts at 00:00 (thanks for the context Justin)
1200 to 2100 in chess levels in 2years is really good many will never reach over 2000
36:55 Really good information. But it seems you’re playing against ppl that don’t know how to play. We want the players that actually know how to play. Unless it’s because of the betting. I wouldn’t be having 22 on this board to river. A good player would either had the flush or straight or even AJ if they pot size bet. Am I wrong?
I've also studied philosophy and have chess rating of 1900 so good place to be
Hey guys, I ran the QTss vs A5dd hand and GTO prefers a flop call (70%) and a river check (63%) with QTss.
What an understudied spot. Which is crazy given we play for stacks in these situations sometimes!
Im a MTT low stacks fish but still rly like and enjoy your videos.
nothing beats philosophy for critical thinking - I waited until my 40s to do a masters sadly
This guy mentioned about focusing on specifics but seemed to not really do much of that and when he did he was sometimes way off. Like saying ‘55 and 44 are pure folding flop, even with a heart’ on the K87tt. I’ve not studied this spot much and knew that was incorrect. Also saying there’s no unpaired hands is obviously wrong, they can have 65 and 54
got to double check their intuition with solvers but i can tell just from this comment that they have a much better grasp of theory then u do
25NL pool will not bluff enough in that spot, so don’t call with A9 there. Also they will call you too much, so don’t Bluff there 😂😂😂😂😂😂 you basically become one of them. I don’t know. It’s strange.
not how this works at all buddy
Actually, on average, 25NL players overbluff that node on the river when calling on the flop and checking on the turn They are overcalling the flop and once you show some weakness OTT, they pull the trigger too often.
Jesus. 8 minutes in and you've said ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. GET TO IT ALREADY. ZZZZZ