what I learned from you, which seems small but is huge: when you don`t know something or a spot is close you admit it, mark it for review AND fold. I bet that has saved you thousands.
The chart I'm using has ATo evenly mixing 3bet and fold at 100BB effective. Since Jarretman is playing closer to 150BB effective, an offsuit double broadway hand like that will perform worse and is probably a pure fold. Probably fine to play if you know you have at least a small skill edge though.
"3:43" I don't really like this play to the river. A4o 3bet BB v SB, 994t that's the spot where SB x/r alot with 9x, then hand that SB repping river is almost mainly come from A9 and 44 which you block to the extreme. And that's not the sizing he should use actually I expect him to be unbalanced and have some unorthodox bluffs. and your specific hand blocks and unblocks well.
I dont see the other guy bluffing a lot there despite a missed FD or a hand as KJ KT floating flop for the prize or maybe 4x. If he had an ace he wont do that bet, same as 88 77 cause he could have SD value same as Qx he is more likely to c back as the way jarret played the hand. Other option is the guy is putting him on TT JJ 88 and bluffed him, but he also can think he had some Ax.... On the other hand there are decent amount of times with that 3 bet call he could have 9x. I think its a good fold though. Good to know too what type of player was the other guy Btw i dont agree 9x is going to c raise a lot on the flop. Jarrets range are lots of Ax pockets or bluffs, mainly bluffs or a weak hand on that spot, why would you raise 9x against a guy as jarret? It could have sensebif jarret was a maniac so he will lvl himself which is not, jarret is more nit profile
@@Furthermore23 9x is almost x/r. it's for sure solver said to do so also but think about SB as a OOP defender he should x/r alot as defending and you should have value hands for x/r.
luv the vids....keep up the good work/play.....when u made that comment about spotting the sucker in the game, dont u think u shouldve just got up off the table or did u stay seated just for content. just curious
Its a good fold long term bc from the size of the bet. If its a bluff with a flush draw or something like that congrats for the other guy and good size bet. Butbi think you have to fold here
20:08 Would have loved to see you over bet jam that AQ on the river vs youseff, I think its as a great play in that spot blocking QJ, I think his range is mostly just super capped here bvb with mostly a large amount of Ax that we are chopping with, maybe we can even sometimes get a bad hero call from a hand like KT. Keep up the great content! I really learn a lot from watching you play.
Around 11mins in you decided not to 3bet ATo because we are 150bbs deep, how would you construct your sb 3bet range for that stack depth? Amazing reasoning love the video 🙏🙏
if we're still playing 3b or fold its overall gonna be tighter and focused more on suited hands/pairs and less so on offsuit broadways; the deeper we go the more true that is I believe
Aq hand, i like a shove on the river, 3-5 combos of jx suited and 3 combos of q10, than theres like minimum 20combos of ax, u can fold him of a split 70-80% of the time, might not be best gto but this spot wont come anytime soon so in a vacuum hand instantly gains ev
it's a borderline hand. plays better shorter stack depths. I've seen some ranges where it never folds, some where it 3bet or folds, some where it flats low freq fold sometimes, 3bet sometimes, etc etc
Hi everyone. I am currently making 10 bb/100 playing plo 200 (regular tables and i do table select) and I was wondering what are the ev win rates of jarretman or any other accomplished player in nl 200 and in nl500. I am saying this because it looks to me the level of analysis he puts into every hand does not allow to multitable like a maniac (so that you can get similar volume to a plo player), but I am not sure about winrates. Does anyone have an idea what an achievable win rate may be at this levels?
@@Jarretman Thanks. This looks so low, given the insane amount of theory that you apply in your videos. I think I will stick to PLO then. Great videos anyway!
@@guccimane7348 It's pretty widely accepted for the SB to 3bet a strong, merged range. When out of position and the BB is still to act, bluffs don't perform very well. From in position or when you are guaranteed a heads up pot, bluffs have more merit.
@@guccimane7348 Undoubtedly. Even well ahead of a normal button opening range. However, what matters is how our 3bet performs against his continuing range. Unless you want to have a small blind calling range that includes ATo.
Your theorizing way too hard on the 66 vs ak hand. Youseff was simply putting him on broadways and not pocket jacks or higher. SO he jammed. AK didnt have to call, but theres a lot of money in the pot and he still has odds against a lot of hands. so he calls.
@@degen7220 it really did boil down to that man, you look at what combos youy have beat, what combos beat you, and what your opponments likely range is, then you have an inuitition. bluffy lines look like bluffy lines if they dont have a hand that makes sense
Good luck just “putting” the best players in the world on a specific range like that.... his overpairs are included in his flop sizing as well, they aren’t just sizing their hand like the live regs at your local casino
@@hunterbursey Theres two players in the hand, and the AK is a simpler and easier decision. and not complex at all. He has equity against a wide range of holdings with a PTS ratio that is high. Hence why you see people play their AK big boy style. It in general, is simply a good hand, against many other played hands. Obviously you can have advanced rationalizations that better fit the high stakes low percent of population player / theorizer, but what will it get you. YOu only have so much time to act before a hand and how much time? This isnt after the fact retrospective analysis, this is in the moment thinking. Something which is not retrospective and has an unlimimted time to figure out. Pre flop ranges are a lot tighter than you think, and you should assume they are. high stakes or not.
Wtf is wrong with u. If you ever moved up in stakes the bluffing frequencies tend to be less at the micros and start gradually moving up at 50 and 100 nl up to 500NL where people have mostly the right frequency.
10:54 - 18:05 wtf with that folds preflop man. 27:00 That hand of 44, the guy in the BB 3bet u. There could be also lots of 3bet light on his range and then flop came AQQ perfect spot for him to continue barreling rep A or Qx whereas he has it or not there are lots of tines he is not having anything of those from the BB, he is giving you a good price to float with 44 plus you have implied odds to pay. 29:00 I put him exactly on a 7x or 88 99. Jx would bet on the turn on his part same with flush cause the third heart come on the board and he want to protect and extract value. You have a clear vb on the river Youre a nit. I bet you dont win on this levels
jesus christ that NL2K table looks like absolute hell
Wow this one was not in the youtube playlist, so it's a fresh, never-seen-by-me Jarretman video 😍. Tough tables!
what I learned from you, which seems small but is huge: when you don`t know something or a spot is close you admit it, mark it for review AND fold. I bet that has saved you thousands.
Just a note, a spot is close when multiple things should be done at similar frequencies. Always folding would be a mistake.
@@jantomka Agreed, but not that much of a mistake
You are a beautiful human Mr Jarret Man. Thanks for these
Thanks so much for the videos man. I used to play quite a bit back in the day. Really cool to see how the game has evolved.
Much love! ♥️
you are a god for putting this videos out for free
Always a fan of your videos and mindset. Keep'em coming!
Man, your vids are si great, really cool to watch, keep it up! GL
love your video so much! Your video made me grind from 10NL loser to 100NL winner. Thank you for your great contents
Just by watching his videos?
😂😂😂..
Hey great video man! Wondering what program do you use to have so many bet sizings?
Tough decisions on both tables, on what seemed to be every street. Well played thanks for sharing.
oh jarret. we don’t deserve you ❤️
come from "Finding Equilibrium "channel
My brother! Love the content already know it’s gonna be a banger!
Omg 2k commentary, hat hae we done to deserve such a gift
back in to say this content is incredible but those finger clicks are so, so brutal :)
Jarretman allways being so humble.. So who is the fish on table 1?
Hi :) Thank you for the videos - they are great.
Do you offer coaching? If so, how do I contact you? :)
ATo on BTN mostly a fold vs CO open? 4:02? Maybe just rolled low?
The chart I'm using has ATo evenly mixing 3bet and fold at 100BB effective. Since Jarretman is playing closer to 150BB effective, an offsuit double broadway hand like that will perform worse and is probably a pure fold. Probably fine to play if you know you have at least a small skill edge though.
"3:43" I don't really like this play to the river. A4o 3bet BB v SB, 994t
that's the spot where SB x/r alot with 9x, then hand that SB repping river is almost mainly come from A9 and 44 which you block to the extreme. And that's not the sizing he should use actually I expect him to be unbalanced and have some unorthodox bluffs. and your specific hand blocks and unblocks well.
i also agree it is close but he does have AA, A4 A9 and QQ here while I can imagine 3x shove is underbluffed.
@@tassv5909 In theory as he said, it's mixed to call or fold but as a human we cannot balance hand by hand so I would call all combos of A4.
I dont see the other guy bluffing a lot there despite a missed FD or a hand as KJ KT floating flop for the prize or maybe 4x. If he had an ace he wont do that bet, same as 88 77 cause he could have SD value same as Qx he is more likely to c back as the way jarret played the hand.
Other option is the guy is putting him on TT JJ 88 and bluffed him, but he also can think he had some Ax.... On the other hand there are decent amount of times with that 3 bet call he could have 9x. I think its a good fold though.
Good to know too what type of player was the other guy
Btw i dont agree 9x is going to c raise a lot on the flop. Jarrets range are lots of Ax pockets or bluffs, mainly bluffs or a weak hand on that spot, why would you raise 9x against a guy as jarret? It could have sensebif jarret was a maniac so he will lvl himself which is not, jarret is more nit profile
@@Furthermore23 9x is almost x/r. it's for sure solver said to do so also but think about SB as a OOP defender he should x/r alot as defending and you should have value hands for x/r.
luv the vids....keep up the good work/play.....when u made that comment about spotting the sucker in the game, dont u think u shouldve just got up off the table or did u stay seated just for content. just curious
I'm guessing content.
4:00 isn’t A4o one of the best bluffcatcher here to call ?
All in isnt a thing so you decide!
Its a good fold long term bc from the size of the bet. If its a bluff with a flush draw or something like that congrats for the other guy and good size bet. Butbi think you have to fold here
Hey, I know you play live poker as well. Where can I find preflop ranges without rake? I'm struggling to find those (preferably 100bb deep).
tournament ranges in the early stages are usually around 100bb no rake no ante
how come you get a hand replay which shows you V's hand despite him folding?!
playing the real high stakes with the big boyz now
Thank you sir for the content.
20:08 Would have loved to see you over bet jam that AQ on the river vs youseff, I think its as a great play in that spot blocking QJ, I think his range is mostly just super capped here bvb with mostly a large amount of Ax that we are chopping with, maybe we can even sometimes get a bad hero call from a hand like KT.
Keep up the great content! I really learn a lot from watching you play.
Hey man would like to know in ur opinion what makes bit2easy a much better player than you ?
Around 11mins in you decided not to 3bet ATo because we are 150bbs deep, how would you construct your sb 3bet range for that stack depth? Amazing reasoning love the video 🙏🙏
if we're still playing 3b or fold its overall gonna be tighter and focused more on suited hands/pairs and less so on offsuit broadways; the deeper we go the more true that is I believe
@@Jarretman have you considered live streaming on twitch?
hey are u coaching ?
What do each of your player colour labels represent?
this content should be chargeable
love it.. thx
Aq hand, i like a shove on the river, 3-5 combos of jx suited and 3 combos of q10, than theres like minimum 20combos of ax, u can fold him of a split 70-80% of the time, might not be best gto but this spot wont come anytime soon so in a vacuum hand instantly gains ev
Is ATo really a fold button v co?
ATo sb vs button is a fold? What is happening
it's a borderline hand. plays better shorter stack depths. I've seen some ranges where it never folds, some where it 3bet or folds, some where it flats low freq fold sometimes, 3bet sometimes, etc etc
No
Thx jarretman
Nice video
Why don’t you move to ggpoker?
Hi everyone. I am currently making 10 bb/100 playing plo 200 (regular tables and i do table select) and I was wondering what are the ev win rates of jarretman or any other accomplished player in nl 200 and in nl500. I am saying this because it looks to me the level of analysis he puts into every hand does not allow to multitable like a maniac (so that you can get similar volume to a plo player), but I am not sure about winrates. Does anyone have an idea what an achievable win rate may be at this levels?
Im at 2.5bb/100 combined over all my stakes
@@Jarretman Thanks. This looks so low, given the insane amount of theory that you apply in your videos. I think I will stick to PLO then. Great videos anyway!
@@alex82446 the rake always wins
At PS, at GG there is almost no rake (considering rakeback program...)
folding ATo in sb vs aggro btn open? ya 150bb, but ya
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@@Jarretman 0 bluffs? play me pls
@@guccimane7348 It's pretty widely accepted for the SB to 3bet a strong, merged range. When out of position and the BB is still to act, bluffs don't perform very well. From in position or when you are guaranteed a heads up pot, bluffs have more merit.
@@synchronium24 ATo is ahead of most aggro btn opens imo
@@guccimane7348 Undoubtedly. Even well ahead of a normal button opening range. However, what matters is how our 3bet performs against his continuing range. Unless you want to have a small blind calling range that includes ATo.
I would take all of this guys money LOL
Your theorizing way too hard on the 66 vs ak hand. Youseff was simply putting him on broadways and not pocket jacks or higher. SO he jammed. AK didnt have to call, but theres a lot of money in the pot and he still has odds against a lot of hands. so he calls.
Good way to think of poker
@@degen7220 it really did boil down to that man, you look at what combos youy have beat, what combos beat you, and what your opponments likely range is, then you have an inuitition. bluffy lines look like bluffy lines if they dont have a hand that makes sense
Good luck just “putting” the best players in the world on a specific range like that.... his overpairs are included in his flop sizing as well, they aren’t just sizing their hand like the live regs at your local casino
@@hunterbursey
Theres two players in the hand, and the AK is a simpler and easier decision. and not complex at all. He has equity against a wide range of holdings with a PTS ratio that is high. Hence why you see people play their AK big boy style. It in general, is simply a good hand, against many other played hands.
Obviously you can have advanced rationalizations that better fit the high stakes low percent of population player / theorizer, but what will it get you. YOu only have so much time to act before a hand and how much time? This isnt after the fact retrospective analysis, this is in the moment thinking. Something which is not retrospective and has an unlimimted time to figure out. Pre flop ranges are a lot tighter than you think, and you should assume they are. high stakes or not.
How not to play 10/20
Help me at micros
why do U fold so much? Are you a winning player?
Lmao this comment haha
On these tables I'm definitely not a winner! I also have a strong passion in origami which is why folding comes so natural
Wtf is wrong with u. If you ever moved up in stakes the bluffing frequencies tend to be less at the micros and start gradually moving up at 50 and 100 nl up to 500NL where people have mostly the right frequency.
@@Jarretman ty for the content as always.
@@Jarretman hahhahahaaah
10:54 - 18:05 wtf with that folds preflop man.
27:00 That hand of 44, the guy in the BB 3bet u. There could be also lots of 3bet light on his range and then flop came AQQ perfect spot for him to continue barreling rep A or Qx whereas he has it or not there are lots of tines he is not having anything of those from the BB, he is giving you a good price to float with 44 plus you have implied odds to pay.
29:00 I put him exactly on a 7x or 88 99. Jx would bet on the turn on his part same with flush cause the third heart come on the board and he want to protect and extract value. You have a clear vb on the river
Youre a nit. I bet you dont win on this levels
你太牛逼了，你可以打赢2K。。😄
lol you win 0 hands
2 regular tables way too boring