100NL - 9tabling Vid2 (*the real one*)

[Split Suit]

50min movie 9tabling 100FR on FTP

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZFGVRQE0

ran 17/9/5 durrin this. couple of odd spots came about...wud like thoughts on the AJ from the SB on J62. also the AA against the shortstack on the TT8 board (call here? or push?). also TT on A7722 board. and as usual...if u wanna bash my PF-style...thats cool too =)



(heres the Codec if u dont have it already. DL the TSCC or w/e one

http://www.techsmith.com/download/codecs.asp )

[chip-star]

Works now, thx

[Grinding2Ecstasy]

checkin it out ty for the effort.

[The Eureka Kid]

Hey mate, your last video was solid, this one so far is way better. I'll put your pre-flop play aside because I posted about that last time, although it made that TT hand tough. I would have called on the river, you played it so meekly I reckon you induce him to bluff enough to make a call profitable.

I take an exact same line with that AJ hand in the SB when there were a tonne of limpers. In the end it was an easy fold, but you did the right think by not betting out originally, you gain so much more information letting it go around one time.

I would have shoved the AA on the TT8 board, there are too many scare cards on the turn that will kill your action.

[vizer02]

I guess I'll flame away about the 10's. I don't like the way you played 10,10 on the A,7,7,2,2 board. Sure, you might be ahead on the flop but unfortunately you're OOP and any face card on the turn is bad and most competent players would fire a second barrel with any two cards with A,7,7,2 on the board and an UTG limper calling their flop c-bet just because "WTF are you calling with" should be going through their head. A flop checkraise also looks fishy because you can't hardly represent a hand that would play that way except like 6,7s or 7,8s. For that reason I like a fold on the flop way better if you're going to be basically set mining with 10,10. Raising preflop and c-betting makes this so much easier to play OOP and I would think way more +ev than limp calling preflop, and check calling on an ace high flop. Just my .02 though.

Also, dobie does that "mini-raising crap" all the time, and loves to bet $1 into $9 pots and stuff so good luck figuring him out.

Good video, solid play throughout, and thanks for posting. Love the Tuff_fish like commentary, and the "o hi I ....." beginning of your notes lol.

[the_main]

How's the quality? I've never seen anything greater than 4tables recorded well...

[The Eureka Kid]

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How's the quality? I've never seen anything greater than 4tables recorded well...

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Quality is pretty good actually, everything is pretty clear, stats are a tad blurry. He does play with some overlap, but in all, for nine tables, solid compilation.

[22pajo]

Hey man, thanks for posting the video. Its the first video i've ever watched.
Very informative to watch a thinking player 9 table and listen to his thought processes being articulated at the same time.

I'm starting out learning NL. I plan on playing 25NL while i grind out 10K or so hands while studying some NL theory at the same time.
I had originally decided that playing 1 table would suffice.
However, playing 1 table seems like such a grind whereas if i play 2, 3 or maybe 4 i would get to see more hands and possibly speed up the learning process.

Would you say its advisable to play just 1 table when starting out?
Did you start playing 1 table and add tables as your game improved?

[Split Suit]

i started playin 2-3 on bodoggy back in the day. i wud suggest 2tables to start out. one just doesnt get u enuff hands in for ur time. read as much 2p2 as possible, and obvi as many books as possible (just make sure u dont swallow everything u read...actually think about it and argue it)

[checkmate36]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video.