I'm just sitting here thinking It's crazy that you're on the other side of the world sharing this information me over here the internet is a beautiful thing in many ways. Thanks for the another great too the point video, much appreciated!
Very insightful- I like the structure of the video. First explaining what good spots to bluff are with a concrete example, then what bad spots to bluff are with a concrete example. Keep it up!
I believe working on your bluffs is crucial! But since you said that value hands are the best factor to Focus on, I was a little confuse by the fact of bluffing ... Thanks for This content Ben, It is Very usefull
18:35 turn bricks are tough to navigate. I try to be careful to not over bluff on these type of turns because I think that’s a common leak in these spots. I’m curious to here your thoughts on bet sizing here and if going for larger bets is better with a more polarized range and very selective bluff combos. For example I think once you start to bluff the river with K8 combos it ends up widening your bluffing range too much in a spot where you might be over bluffing/ opponent over calling with his turn continuing range
Question: With 65s hand pot bet on the turn, doesn't that big of a bet fold out all of his draws except combodraws? Therefore he has less foldable hands on the river?
I think it's because having spades is not relevant because our opponent is not supposed to bluff with the Qs. Having Q10hh blocks his Qh that his definitely bluffing in some combos like QhJh or Qh9h because those combos unblock the FD folding range on the river
@@ghalibenchekroun3848 Your understanding is right but on lower stakes if player bluff on a river he will do it mostly with busted flushdraw. It's probably better to call with opposite suits than solver suggest.
do you have the same betsize on turn and river with an Ace ? for me, with an ace, i want to hold him in the hand with a smaler size on turn and even smaler on river because i want him to bluffcatch. is the huge size maybe an indicator for an call on your level ?
In this case the hand strength is the same, because it's 2 pair with T kicker. But if you bet your A2, means you will also bet all the other Ax and you may have a too weak of a betting range.
Good video. Whas thinking in myself this dont work by recreational players and at that moment you said this don't work by recreational players 😁. So my thinking is good
Hi Ben! I'm still micro player in raiseyouredge. I don't understand the reasoning of bluffcatching QsTs but not QhTh. If we bluffcatch we need to count the higher number of possible combos to the villain, then why calling with 2 blockers rather than with hearts?
When u say "i target autofolds" in the 65s exemple, why u bet so highon river then? I mean if u really have a hand u want to value and not scare him, like 30% 35% no?
Ben a huge value would be if you make some tips against limpers , donk agro players, hope you do it and thanks for your great content 😁
I'm just sitting here thinking It's crazy that you're on the other side of the world sharing this information me over here the internet is a beautiful thing in many ways. Thanks for the another great too the point video, much appreciated!
Power of capitalism bro :^)
You are welcome Marksmen, we are here sitting thinking it's crazy that you're on the other side of the world watching this video!
@@Marecki1337 That's tecnology, not capitalism
@@Marecki1337 That's tecnology, not capitalism
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Very insightful- I like the structure of the video. First explaining what good spots to bluff are with a concrete example, then what bad spots to bluff are with a concrete example. Keep it up!
Thank you for the positive feedback, nice to hear!
I believe working on your bluffs is crucial! But since you said that value hands are the best factor to Focus on, I was a little confuse by the fact of bluffing ... Thanks for This content Ben, It is Very usefull
Glad you like the content Paulo!
Great stuff as usual Ben! Thank you
Hey Ben, amazing video as always, could you do 3 betting maybe the next topic as I guess most people do not 3 bet enough.
Cheers
Glad you liked it Alexander, thanks for the suggestion!
I tried this at the micros. Guy I was playing didn't even have any cards and he still called.
@@wcrider It's always you!
18:35 turn bricks are tough to navigate. I try to be careful to not over bluff on these type of turns because I think that’s a common leak in these spots. I’m curious to here your thoughts on bet sizing here and if going for larger bets is better with a more polarized range and very selective bluff combos.
For example I think once you start to bluff the river with K8 combos it ends up widening your bluffing range too much in a spot where you might be over bluffing/ opponent over calling with his turn continuing range
would you play AQ/ AJ in a similiar way here? Probably bet the turn and check river?
Thank you soo much for all your strong content ☺♥
4:35 This is not a good board to bluff imo - Missed fds and the river pairs...which hands fold on the river? Even king highs would call there.
thank you! :)
I think the part about also knowing your opponent, you gotta know which players are able to fold here
Why calling with QT of hearts is -EV? It should be plus EV because I am unblocking busted flush draws that are bluffing here
Question: With 65s hand pot bet on the turn, doesn't that big of a bet fold out all of his draws except combodraws? Therefore he has less foldable hands on the river?
U said that he will call with all flush draws even though he isn't getting the righ price, just curious how you are so sure
What do you think the solvers rationale for bluff catching QTss but not QThh. You didnt really talk about this dynamic.
I think it's because having spades is not relevant because our opponent is not supposed to bluff with the Qs. Having Q10hh blocks his Qh that his definitely bluffing in some combos like QhJh or Qh9h because those combos unblock the FD folding range on the river
I know Ben said we dont Want to bluff these but KQss is supposed to bluff like 50% in the sim so its intresting its considering calling sometimes
@@ghalibenchekroun3848 Your understanding is right but on lower stakes if player bluff on a river he will do it mostly with busted flushdraw. It's probably better to call with opposite suits than solver suggest.
@@danilascercovas6226 yes of course Im talking about perfect play not exploitative play against weaker player in low stakes
do you have the same betsize on turn and river with an Ace ? for me, with an ace, i want to hold him in the hand with a smaler size on turn and even smaler on river because i want him to bluffcatch. is the huge size maybe an indicator for an call on your level ?
We want to use bigger sizings so we get more value out of our Ax, also allows us to generate more fold equity with our bluffs
14:58 that's what she said
Why do you say that A9 is your thinnest value bet? Whats the difference to A2? Any specific reasoning?
A2 is probably not betting that size on the turn
In this case the hand strength is the same, because it's 2 pair with T kicker. But if you bet your A2, means you will also bet all the other Ax and you may have a too weak of a betting range.
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Good video. Whas thinking in myself this dont work by recreational players and at that moment you said this don't work by recreational players 😁. So my thinking is good
Hi Ben! I'm still micro player in raiseyouredge. I don't understand the reasoning of bluffcatching QsTs but not QhTh. If we bluffcatch we need to count the higher number of possible combos to the villain, then why calling with 2 blockers rather than with hearts?
villain is supposed to bluff with non spade combos, therefore we can call those spade combos
First hand A9 value bet? It's a chop with A2-A6 😊 I think you thought of AJ yourself hehehe
When u say "i target autofolds" in the 65s exemple, why u bet so highon river then? I mean if u really have a hand u want to value and not scare him, like 30% 35% no?
I guess he wanted to target hands like 10 x aswell. But didn't work out
We also want to put pressure on Tx
if you bet small you open the door to get bluff raised by his autofolds
good stuff
Thank you Robert!
What soft is he using here ?
Hand2note and pio solver
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