ShortSharpShock (carryhero) $100 Hyper Turbos (Part 2)

Submitted by shortsharpshock on September 20, 2012 - 03:20

Shortsharpshock concludes his games at the $100 hyper turbo level on PokerStars, continuing against a previous opponent from the last video. He discusses playing in limped pots short stacked, and a variety of other end game points that come up.

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Lucky HU's picture

Do you think A5s has better

Submitted by Lucky HU on September 20, 2012 - 14:48.

Do you think A5s has better expactation when you flat minr in BB 25bb deep vs this guy ? I thought its pretty clear shove, you didnt comment on that in vid. I'd like to see you doing more hyper-turbo vids :)  

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Nice vid, cool to see you

Submitted by zachaser on September 20, 2012 - 23:09.

Nice vid, cool to see you playing another reg type. My questions:

13:00(99): I like your options of why he jammed over K2. Would you say this is your garden variety $100 hyper reg on Stars, or is this guy below average skill-wise for a $100reg?

14:24(Jc9c): Surprised to hear you say you would have folded to the 3bet if he hadn't jammed the K2 hand and been slightly more aggressive the past few games. isn't this the perfect hand to flat to a 3bet, even against a tight 3better? I feel like you can jam over a cbet on tons of flops and do better overall than folding preflop.

16:40(Kc8c): Are you shoving for value or as a bluff? What hands would you shove over here as a bluff and expect to be profitable as opposed to folding?

17:20(JsQs): Why not just go ahead and mr/call so when he does flat you're doing well post against a weaksih ranage and when he jams you're doing fine anyway only needing 43% equity against his jamming range?

18:42(K5o): I also mr/fold this hand, but this seems like a better hand to shove at ~13-14bb because it plays worse postflop then QsJs.

Thanks again!

I would like to see you do a Live Hyper commentary as part of your usual grind, I think it's interesting to see the thoughts come out organically from your play in the moment, and it would help us HUSNGers a ton.

 

zachaser's picture

  Who is your favorite DOTA

Submitted by zachaser on September 20, 2012 - 23:11.

 

Who is your favorite DOTA hero and why?

pocaja's picture

hi 9.50 - you 3 bet to 90 T2o

Submitted by pocaja on September 21, 2012 - 04:14.
hi 9.50 - you 3 bet to 90 T2o this implies you re doing it with atc. i think gameflow wise is fine but i don t like the hand youchose and the size with 90 he is going to flat a lot of.stuff that crusches you postflop. 10.35 - i like your thoughts about the c bet size 17.25 - i think is a mistake openjamming QJs at 13.5 bb. it's a mr/call against basically anybody and the advantage of.him.flatting hands that you dominates is significant. if you have the read that villain has a super super tight 3bet shoving range maybe you can fold but for.the most.part.i cant see.advantages in openshoving also.if.he 3 bet jam Kx you have the right equity to call. 21.33 - you 3bet shove KQo deep, why instead of mr/call? 23.11 - you raise a limp w T7o 20 to 52. i cant see the point of.doing this with that size i think is a check back or a raise to a bigger size. w 32 extra chips he will call a lot of stuff that plays ok post flop. i think you a have an unorthodox style in certain spot, is not a criticism just a personal thought. that said id like to see you play a though regular in hypers because i think you can give different line/perspective on certain hands. cheers
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the t2 hand - i don't expect

Submitted by shortsharpshock on October 1, 2012 - 21:55.

the t2 hand - i don't expect him to flat too often, and when he does i think i can pick and choose when to cbet in a profitable manner...i agree its not the best hand to do it with, but crushing me postflop isnt that big of a concern when he flats

 

qjs - yeah, i agree

 

kqo - you mean instead of 3b small/call? either way, i think both options are fine, and probably most depends on how he will play his ax hands

 

t7o - not that worried about him flatting...again i want to see how he reacts more than worrying so much about the vacuum equity of the hand. there are times i'm willing to give up a small amount of ev if it means getting a better overall picture on how a player thinks. and, even by itself, i think the play is fine. i'll be able to cbet plenty of flops without much likelihood of him continuing, and i think he will fold preflop a lot to the original play whilst risking less than a 60 or 70c raise.