Hello Ben, Thank you for all the content you make available to the community. It would be possible to make a video about mutiway spots and how we can study. thanks in advance
It would be nice to make a video to how play weak pairs in BB with backdoor draws like 45 on Q43, or 65 on A67xx -> i mostly struggle on turn and rivers if i get called, how I should continue.
From the studying I've done on these type of flop textures when we hold a bottom or middle pair with back door flush or straight draws check raising is a good strategy, less so on A high boards. If your hand doesn't improve draw wise then it's fine to give up on turns or rivers. People think they screwed up the hand when they X/R flop with back doors, the turn or river bricks and have to give up, but that's totally fine. The hand wasn't screwed up it's just your opponent didn't fold this time. The EV in those spots comes from when your opponent misses the flop and makes a standard 1/3 c bet and you get them to fold on the flop or turn. Occasionally they have something and call but the EV comes when they fold. So I think from the studying I've done just give up, if you've X/R flop with the intention to barrel turn when your hand picks up equity and it hasn't improved then it's fine to just give up, you don't need to continue because you've already captured the EV from all the times you do this and your opponent folds.
Well that's a massive leak of mine I'm going to address! I definitely was under the impression I should be opening wider from EP deep-stacked in a tournament. But it makes total sense why this isn't the case. The C-betting logic is brilliant too, the difference is those two A high boards is just common sense
I was thinking about tip #2 and how we should have more FE on A63 boards than on A9T boards when cbetting; Out opponents calling range pre-flop in a single raised pot or 3bet pot should connect much more with A9T, i don't know if i wan't to bet A63 more often in these spots but i think that in a heads up situation we can generate enough folds on a dry disconnected board, and we don't have to go crazy with our air we can just shut down if they call flop so i don't know that it is that big of a leak
Hi Ben could you please do a video on mid to late stages of a tournament I always get to late stages of a tournament and can only get to final tables few times should we play tighter
@@RaiseYourEdge Thanks! I already signed up to Pairrd yesterday and I'm loving it so far. It's great to be able to put yourself in those tough spots over and over again. I guess it's far better and easier to learn here than playing at tables for real.
How can i focus on the strategy when you have a fade that clean??
1) What to do UTG
01:33 With 100BB
04:13 With 30BB
2) C-Betting 7:06
10:16 Remember this tip
3) On Aggression 13:32
Thanks for the free content ben!
Hello Ben, Thank you for all the content you make available to the community. It would be possible to make a video about mutiway spots and how we can study.
thanks in advance
It would be nice to make a video to how play weak pairs in BB with backdoor draws like 45 on Q43, or 65 on A67xx -> i mostly struggle on turn and rivers if i get called, how I should continue.
From the studying I've done on these type of flop textures when we hold a bottom or middle pair with back door flush or straight draws check raising is a good strategy, less so on A high boards. If your hand doesn't improve draw wise then it's fine to give up on turns or rivers. People think they screwed up the hand when they X/R flop with back doors, the turn or river bricks and have to give up, but that's totally fine. The hand wasn't screwed up it's just your opponent didn't fold this time. The EV in those spots comes from when your opponent misses the flop and makes a standard 1/3 c bet and you get them to fold on the flop or turn. Occasionally they have something and call but the EV comes when they fold. So I think from the studying I've done just give up, if you've X/R flop with the intention to barrel turn when your hand picks up equity and it hasn't improved then it's fine to just give up, you don't need to continue because you've already captured the EV from all the times you do this and your opponent folds.
Great content Ben, thanks.
Sick content.
Thanks from Singapore
Thanks for the support Max!
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Well that's a massive leak of mine I'm going to address! I definitely was under the impression I should be opening wider from EP deep-stacked in a tournament. But it makes total sense why this isn't the case. The C-betting logic is brilliant too, the difference is those two A high boards is just common sense
Great video once more !
Thank you Odhian!
the best free content is here
Thank you Jorge!
I was thinking about tip #2 and how we should have more FE on A63 boards than on A9T boards when cbetting; Out opponents calling range pre-flop in a single raised pot or 3bet pot should connect much more with A9T, i don't know if i wan't to bet A63 more often in these spots but i think that in a heads up situation we can generate enough folds on a dry disconnected board, and we don't have to go crazy with our air we can just shut down if they call flop so i don't know that it is that big of a leak
u can’t really go wrong c-betting small on any board against most players
Pio always looks weird to me cause i am colorblind and the used colors, except for the darkest one, always blend together :/.
I feel you!
same
Hi Ben could you please do a video on mid to late stages of a tournament I always get to late stages of a tournament and can only get to final tables few times should we play tighter
Hey George, we recommend to check out the liveplay playlist! Ben has multiple videos where he plays mid to late stages
Folding AQo to a 3bet 100bb deep feels a bit awkward. I would either flat or 4bet witg AQo.
depence on the limit/buy in as well
AJo snap fold, AQo 50/50
If we buy the tournament masterclass do we get access to Pairrd, or must we buy it separately?
Pairrd is a separate tool, the tournament masterclass does come with it's own unique rangeviewer!
@@RaiseYourEdge Thanks! I already signed up to Pairrd yesterday and I'm loving it so far. It's great to be able to put yourself in those tough spots over and over again. I guess it's far better and easier to learn here than playing at tables for real.
If I am 300bb+ deep 6max I am not playing small pockets deuces to fives. Only against fish with a very wide range.
Instead of saying 3 tips for playing OOP I would suggest to change it to 3 words '' Avoir these spots'' haha have a good day Ben :)!
Play cash games tot get better at poker is best tip
Not true
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sir_donaldrm had big blind vpip 50 in zoom500 and he had positive winrate in that position. i don´t believe it´s possible. what do you think?
Ben, can you make a podcast with Fedor Holz ?? That'll be biblical
Dont!
Three tips for playing OOP:
1. Just don't
2. Seriously, don't do it
3. Never ever, ever!!!
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First
Thanks for your early support!
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