VIDEO 200NL at party - please comment

[Burdzthewurd]

I noticed you made some folds with SC to standard 3-4x raises PF, sometimes in position. Do you just not like playing them for a raise, because the raisers seemed sorta tight so I wouldn't mind playing a flop. Nitpicking a bit but I thought folding 87o in the BB to the shorty's minraise was weird too - yeah he has $36 behind but it's just a minraise and your hand is deceptive eh.

I think going broke with the 34dd hand on the flop is acceptable - he's not calling with A4 preflop with those stats so it's 99/overpair/flush draw (flush draw doesn't even seem likely amirite?). I'd 3-town for most of his stack there.

JJ fold was fine, SB 4-betting is very strong.

Bluffing the river against Mary was pretty spew. She check/calls a dry, drawless flop, so if she does that with mid-PPs, 8x, or weak queens, I don't mind a double barrel on turn if you can get her to fold, but as played I'm checking behind river as you aren't going to get hands except Ace-high that beat you to fold IMO.

Other than that, you play fairly well sir, hurrah Deutschland, du kannst meinen Puppenwagen jeden Tag fahren.

[Fingerswinger]

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[Fingerswinger]

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I noticed you made some folds with SC to standard 3-4x raises PF, sometimes in position. Do you just not like playing them for a raise, because the raisers seemed sorta tight so I wouldn't mind playing a flop. Nitpicking a bit but I thought folding 87o in the BB to the shorty's minraise was weird too - yeah he has $36 behind but it's just a minraise and your hand is deceptive eh.

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yes, that's generally my thought, when villain has much less than a full buy-in, i'm unlikely to play stuff like suited connectors and small pocket pairs against him. simply because of implied odds. you might be right that i can find a few additional spots though.

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I think going broke with the 34dd hand on the flop is acceptable - he's not calling with A4 preflop with those stats so it's 99/overpair/flush draw (flush draw doesn't even seem likely amirite?). I'd 3-town for most of his stack there.

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i could only see him with a FD if it's something like AKs or AQs. and yes i wish i would have put the monies in on the flop! was really strange, a few hands were going on at the other tables and somehow distracted me too much.

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Bluffing the river against Mary was pretty spew. She check/calls a dry, drawless flop, so if she does that with mid-PPs, 8x, or weak queens, I don't mind a double barrel on turn if you can get her to fold, but as played I'm checking behind river as you aren't going to get hands except Ace-high that beat you to fold IMO.

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i see. she kind of tricked me because her aggression was very high if i remember correctly, yet she check/called flop and checked turn.

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Other than that, you play fairly well sir, hurrah Deutschland, du kannst meinen Puppenwagen jeden Tag fahren.

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lol, actually i'm from switzerland and i have no clue what puppenwagen you are talking about [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

thank you very much for the comments!

[1C5]

will watch. what time (et) was it taken at?

how do you find 200nl compared to 100nl at party?

[Fingerswinger]

must be roughly 10:00am ET (+/- one hour)

i haven't played 100NL for quite some time, i would guess it's not as aggressive as 200NL.

[Unknown Soldier]

ill go through as i watch

i think the AQ hand is fine and +EV. If that 69/20 donkey will call those light its even better. If not I quite like just flatting to leave him in there. It will get you in tougher spots, but it's more +EV i think. You're just trying to play as many hands with the donkey as possible. Good fold to the 4b you're obviously crushed there.



44 hand: id fold that pf because the limpers short and you're relative position isnt great, i dont think you're getting paid off that often there.


AK hand against donkey: flops fine and ill always raise those up and will only stop if im getting called, as played i hate the turn bet. The guys caling like 90% of the time, terrible card to do it on (i would give up on any card fwiw), good push on the river you luckbox [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]


67s bvb: fine, but dont be afraid to flat there sometimes it can be more +EV.



34s: i suck against nits, but i think you have to get it in on this flop, you're only behind 99 he could easily have JJ+ (nits overplay big pair hands q. often i think) as played, turn fold is fine.


55 set: raise more on the flop, as played just push its a psb

AJo: played well

QQ hand: just bet the flop, the guys passive as played fine (im folding to a larger bet on the river though)


88: fine, betting the flop is fine too. As played I like.


AJo again: i usually cbet this flop


JJ: nice play, given thats hes agro


ATs: well played


QJs: nice play again, no value in river.


KTo: raise the min-bet to like 12

JJ: good fold


AJo: meh, just bet normally. This guy doesnt seem like the bluff raising type


KJo: i think you get looked up too often, will work against some players.




overall i think you've got a solid game, i cant see how you are a losing player at 200nl if you play like this every time.


Any other questions, feel free to pm me!

[Fingerswinger]

tyvm
that definitely helped me a lot!


probably i don't play like this every session.
i will now stick to four tables for a while (used to play 5 to 6) and really focus on playing solidly.
hopefully it will affect my results and i will actually win some money again.


to everybody: feel free to comment and criticize!
can never hear too many opinions

[Rob121]

good video. that ak hand i'd probaly would have bet less on the river as played. when i was watching i was thinking don't insta push river he'll insta muck a queen.
that kj hand towards the end was a pretty hopeless bluff too i thought. I was pretty sure that guy was insta calling with queens good kicker.
the k10 hand i also had no clue what you were repping.
I am no expert though.

[Fingerswinger]

i guess yuo refer to the KT hand with Dasha?

i don't know what i was repping either, he just kept min-donk-betting wich i thought was weak enough to try a steal attempt. i probably should have done so already on the flop as soldier said. Dasha maybe thought i hit the flush on the turn? but he probably didn't think much at all ("i have bottom pair, toeswinger raises, now i have to fold, crap...") [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

he kept doing it, and my raises always won me the pot. it's like he was saying "i have nothing, please raise me and finish it here!"