NLCASH - nl200 HU video (looking for feedback)

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I didn't know the Q9 hand paired the board. Ignore what I said about that one. lol

[iSTRONG]

I've rewatched the video and with your comments in mind. I basically agree w/ everything you said except:

- I think I have a big edge on Abear44; unfortunately i mistook his preflop aggression for postflop aggro, eventhough he was very passive postflop.

- Flat calling with AQ OOP sometimes. I've seen people like Taylor Caby do it from time to time and i think it's good for metagame. However i think Abear was not the right person to do it against.


Mayday, very good point about the 43 hand.


Thank you all for the feedback.

[KakiTee]

89o: donking flop was bad because it hits limping ranges, as played chekc turn Vbet some rivers - if i wound up betting turn i would call river though, as bets that appear to be value bets from reasonable players are actually air a large %. Also, do you think he ever bets a 4 that small? i have no reason to think so, so it was probably best to raise huge/shove, because he seemed to be picking his spots, and i don't think you gave him enough reason to think you would do this with just a Q figuring it for a chop - unless you feel he could bet small to induce (seemed like the wrong size for this to be his line though), calling was probably the best play overall, but i think you should have considered raising before pining over the call.

AA on AQQ: your comment about turn check being voiced was enough to make you play the hand properly (i.e. it seems you lean towards the wrong decisions sometimes, but having the video made you play better - you should think aloud more often during normal sessions)

TT on T877ds: betting pot was a BAD idea, because alot of people have the "nuts or nothing" perception reot bets, betting 2/3+ gives you at least one more street of normal value from 2nd pair IMO. As played, you should overbet/shove the turn and rep a combo, as its te only way to get value from 2nd pair now, and he's always going broke with a 7, betting small to hope he has a draw an then hope he hits it was asking too much, especially when you are probably shoving any draw completing river and he might drop it if the flop suit hits (i.e. 2less outs for stacks).

JTo V QTo: you shouldn't be 3betting here, the spot sucked check calling river is probably better unless you think he checks QJ type hands behind - he doesn't seem like the kind of player that would Vbet A9 if checked to though. summary: don't 3bet pre with these stacks.

didn't really watch all of it unfortunately, could you send me your background/card appearance file thingy?

thanks.