The Q8 4betjam bluff was an interesting hand that showed the value of being committed to your read.  It was the commentary that had me rewind 3 times though.  After describing why you should of check raised a larger amount with your bluff comes "...so I'm not a big fan of my play here...and he snap-3bets...and I jam....and he folds...Oh My God"  That was one of the funnier quotes I've heard in these vids.  Keep up the good work.

Hey Greg! nice video as always.Just want to say .. You dont need to use calculator for know your pot odds.Its already calculated in universal replayer in the right up corner.

Good luck.

hey hokie great vid,

i disagree at the end where u say the 3A7310 isnt the right board to min blocker bet the river when u have a-5.  When your oop and u check call a turn its telegraphing that u have a hand with showdown value and your ready to check call (ur almost always jamming your flush draws) so the blocker bet on the river actually makes your hand look more bluffy because its looks more like your making one last desperate stab at the pot if u have nothing.  Its definitely a stretch and this guy may not be on that level but to me check calling turn screams showdown value which is ready to call river.

haha yea its funny, when your play surprises yourself in your own vids.  Interesting to see how in game decisions are sometimes different than in review,(And both can be correct and good) sign of a good player.

Great video Hokie.

Your J9 hand with a spade draw i was hoping you could explain a little furthur. You mentioned that you were really suprised to see him float with Q high with your fbet 50 into a 120 pot. After both checking turn and then his 180 bet into 220 on river, i'd like to know what you think he has. Since the 6 and 7 of spades are on the board, you only beat 8,5 and down and typically would only beat a bluff based on his line Also you said it didnt feel like he was floating you a ton and his fold to cbet % was pretty low .Why would you say you are def. calling here.

thx