My Video Session - NL10 30 minutes #2

[Minnie Man]

Here is a video of a 3 tabling PS session I just ran. Again, most decisions were fairly easy. I didn't run across any of the LAG or SLAG players that usually give me trouble. I ramble on again in this video about my thoughts. Even though I didn't run into any difficult decisions like I had hoped, there are a couple of good reads I put on people that may be good for noobs to watch. I will make sure my next posting has some difficult decisions (and hopefully I don't get embarrassingly stacked in the video!) so others can help me and others out with thoughts.

Video is now in AVI format. It plays clear with the "sharpener" codec from Techsmith

If the text is unclear in Windows Media Player, it is really crisp in Quicktime player.

Click here for video #2

[KEW]

Help...Unable to see video...Can hear your audio perfectly..Tried to watch first by just clicking link and when That did not work I downloaded the file...Both ways only audio and what looks like a screen saver..

[Minnie Man]

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Help...Unable to see video...Can hear your audio perfectly..Tried to watch first by just clicking link and when That did not work I downloaded the file...Both ways only audio and what looks like a screen saver..

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Try downloading and installing the TSCC codec.

[KEW]

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Help...Unable to see video...Can hear your audio perfectly..Tried to watch first by just clicking link and when That did not work I downloaded the file...Both ways only audio and what looks like a screen saver..

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Try downloading and installing the TSCC codec.

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That was easy thanks..I'll watch after I get my daughter from school..

[Minnie Man]

One hand...I think it is standard...is the first JJ hand. Against unknown, this is a correct play, right?

[Minnie Man]

bump

[jonyy6788]

Download the codec from his link?

[Prodigy54321]

the JJ hand, the 53 hand, and the A9 hand, as others have mentioned, are my only real criticisms..

on the JJ hand, I agree that folding there is weak..and I agree that he probably has a mid PP..that said, I am wondering if just calling the raise would be best, since we probably have him beat, he is probably drawing to 2 outs...and he will probably check or bet small on the turn and river IMO

I agree that the 53o is a spew, even on the button

and I agree that the A9o should have either been folded or raised..I can't see making money on the hand with a limp..considering how hard postflop play will be...I would prefer just folding, but that may be the worse of the two options

overall, great video..I'm looking forward to seeing more...

[alecr45]

Hey,

This is one of my first posts here, so please try to be easy on me...lol.
I also play some 6 max 10NL on PS, and watched your video, and would like some clarification on raising smaller pocket pairs in early/middle position. I tend to limp with these hands, (which, I know is a mistake in a 6max game). I have tried raising them, but raising 44-77 tends to be difficult for me, because a standard preflop raise gets 2-3 callers. If any overcards hit, you cannot get people off 2nd pr, 3rd pr, etc. I tend to play them for set value only in early/middle position.
I have dabbled with 25NL a slight bit, and have noticed that it seems I can play those smaller pocket pairs in early/middle position better there, because they have slightly less callers, and I can isolate more.

Just wondering what your reasoning and the rest of the forums is on this.

Thanks!

[Panic__NL]

I agree playing the pocket pairs for set value only on lower limits.