Hi,

first of all,  nice video.

But i dont get, why you  limp-pushed the 22 at minute 10.
I think it would be a good play with 44+ , Ax etc.

But the problem i see with 22 is, that it has 50% equity against ATC, even worse against top 60-70% but if you push your 11BB you fold out some of the Flips ( ie. 68s, wich has >50%) and you have still  ~45% against villians callingrange.
 

I was wondering the same thing as blennus. i can't see him raise/folding too often with 11bbs, and with 22 we would almost always prefer to just take down the blinds.

also, on postflop streets, action goes bet, then raise, then 3-bet. a raise of a bet on the flop is not a 3-bet. /nit.

I guess I was just dying to illustrate my point so I figured I'd do it with 22...
...oh and by bad with the vocab concerning the 3bet.

Retarded question, but what is the name of that card mod and where did you get it?

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Ok question about the 55 hand early in the match.  What do you think of raising the flop?  My thought process is that basically all turn cards are bad for us (except for a 3),  so it is tough for us to call down.  If he is a winning player we can assume he will be cbetting a lot and so we have a lot of fold equity, also we would play an ace like this. 

On the QJo hand in the second game when you 3bet it looks to him like ur spite 3betting as you just folded to his flop reraise in the hand before, something i struggle with is gameflow, my question is would you ever change your 3bet range after folding to his reraise where it looks like your frustrated and so you have less fold equity?

edit: nitpicking here but raising the flop is not classed as a 3bet.

I rated this video 3 Stars.

Some decent situations and discussion about delayed cbetting. Standard play otherwise.