Submitted by shortsharpshock on September 28, 2012 - 03:20
Dan "Shortsharpshock/carryhero" plays on PokerStars against the same opponent at the $100 level. He talks about various end game concepts that come up as the reads strengthen over time.
Submitted by zachaser on September 28, 2012 - 23:48.
4:34(J4o): You seem to be folding your weak Jx early against villain. Do you fold weak Jx as standard against randoms or do you fold here because you assume he's a reg?
5:11(Kd2d): What do you think about his click it back on the flop? Seems pretty bad to me, you can float there with a lot of cards and give him a really hard time on the turn. I would mark this guy as not that good based on that play, would you ever consider clicking it back here to be good with top pair type hands?
7:25(J7o): Why did you fold here?
15:28(64o): Great read, I like your analysis. This guy seems to have his fair share of leaks.
Nice video, if you could answer my questions in the comments from your last video I'd appreciate it.
Submitted by shortsharpshock on October 1, 2012 - 21:46.
j4o hand - as a standard early in a match vs someone i think is a reg i typically fold until i get a feel for how they're playing...and play more later in a match...but i could go either way
k2 hand - it's not a board texture that lends itself to click backs for sure...i wouldn't be willing to say the guy is nto good based on that one play, but as with any hand that seems unorthodox it's best to note it and be on the lookout for more suspicious behavior. In this particularly guy's case, i think overall he was a reasonable player with a few glaring leaks, not an uncommon player type at mid/lowstakes.
j7o hand - i have no good answer, just brainfarted, realized it as soon as i did it
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4:34(J4o): You seem to be
4:34(J4o): You seem to be folding your weak Jx early against villain. Do you fold weak Jx as standard against randoms or do you fold here because you assume he's a reg?
5:11(Kd2d): What do you think about his click it back on the flop? Seems pretty bad to me, you can float there with a lot of cards and give him a really hard time on the turn. I would mark this guy as not that good based on that play, would you ever consider clicking it back here to be good with top pair type hands?
7:25(J7o): Why did you fold here?
15:28(64o): Great read, I like your analysis. This guy seems to have his fair share of leaks.
Nice video, if you could answer my questions in the comments from your last video I'd appreciate it.
j4o hand - as a standard
j4o hand - as a standard early in a match vs someone i think is a reg i typically fold until i get a feel for how they're playing...and play more later in a match...but i could go either way
k2 hand - it's not a board texture that lends itself to click backs for sure...i wouldn't be willing to say the guy is nto good based on that one play, but as with any hand that seems unorthodox it's best to note it and be on the lookout for more suspicious behavior. In this particularly guy's case, i think overall he was a reasonable player with a few glaring leaks, not an uncommon player type at mid/lowstakes.
j7o hand - i have no good answer, just brainfarted, realized it as soon as i did it
i will look at the other video's questions now
Dan