25Nl - My first poker video

[cubase]

The first thing I've noticed is that you aren't taking notes on your players. You figured your opponent for KQ on the AxxK board when you held TT.

Both players showed down their hands (A4s and KQs I believe), but you took no notes about how they played it.

Definitely should have noted that the KQ guy checked the A flop into a 3-way pot then weak lead the turn when the king hit.

Then more notes go on the looser player... he checked the flop and the turn with his A but called the turn bet and checked the river. Very passive!

Looking around the tables you have pretty decent sample sizes on a lot of these guys (200+ hands), but I don't see any note indicators. After this many hands, you should have a ton of notes on all of these players, unless these are just datamined hands.

Will watch more later, but the biggest thing I see right now is lack of note taking (you finally take some notes on your QQ hand that you folded when the guy shows JJ).

[ontiltsoon]

***GRUNCH***

Just saw 22 minutes of the video, planing to see the rest later.

Here are my thoughts on some hands:

Minute 1:35 table Drexel

SB vs BB Raise K9s for value


Minute 6:33 table Drexel

Fold 22 OTB there is no set value


Minute 7:35 Table Leroy

I would have made a PSB On the wet flop


Minute 18:13 table Stadler

Nice call with JJ, I would felt every time vs that guy


Minute 20:26 table Stadler

Villain is a Donk raise him preflop to build a pot in position with a hand that is probably ahead of his range.

Ouch he had aces :P

[ontiltsoon]

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***GRUNCH***

Just saw 22 minutes of the video, planing to see the rest later.

Here are my thoughts on some hands:

Minute 1:35 table Drexel

SB vs BB Raise K9s for value


Minute 6:33 table Drexel

Fold 22 OTB there is no set value


Minute 7:35 Table Leroy

I would have made a PSB On the wet flop


Minute 18:13 table Stadler

Nice call with JJ, I would felt every time vs that guy


Minute 20:26 table Stadler

Villain is a Donk raise him preflop to build a pot in position with a hand that is probably ahead of his range.

Ouch he had aces :P

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Minute 27:20 Table Drexel

I would repop with AT against that guy with a 25% atempt to steal


Minute 37:54 Table Gatewood

I would have c-bet representing the A

Minute 42 table gatewood

I would have raised 98s

I think you could steal and three bet a bit more, but if you have been runing bad it's unconscious to cut some high variance moves.

Edit to say: Good work, keep posting nice videos!!!

[yntm3]

Thanks for the comments guys. I normally play very aggressive post-flop stealing 35%+ of the time, but I really think it's impossible on these guys of tables.

I am uploading the same video in .wmv format. Better quality and bigger resolution and only 80mb. I will update this thread when it's finished.

Thanks again for the comments, I'm taking everything on board so keep them coming.

Cheers.

[17-4PH]

I literally fell out of my seat when you folded QQ at 9:00. You are way ahead of his range here. With queens, I usually will go all the way preflop at these levels unless I'm facing a raise, rr, and another rr.

[yntm3]

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I literally fell out of my seat when you folded QQ at 9:00. You are way ahead of his range here. With queens, I usually will go all the way preflop at these levels unless I'm facing a raise, rr, and another rr.

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I think this is bad advice. Against short stacks, fine. ^^

[17-4PH]

What's the difference if it's a shortstack or a fullstack? You'll still be getting your money in ahead most of the time here.

[fozzy71]

Just downloaded and started to watch a little bit.... I like your cards.... [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

You should try some of the darker tables, for classic view, by Everlong.. at the ftp mods wiki page.

Also, I have made the options buttons grayshade, and various colors for the action buttons. Let me know if you need any help modding any of the other items.

[L'ennemi.]

i justr watched the fisrt minutes...
yeah I think you can be more aggressif and play more hands, especially in late positions.
At one point you raise 9-5of hearts from the CO, that's marginal at best. However you fold 7-4 diamond otb with one limper. that's a better spot (the hand is rougly the same but you will be on postion against one the limper and can probably Cbet 100% of flops and show a profit.(and let's be results oriented he you would have flopped a flush )
Raise K-9 in the smal blind for value..
you said at around 3:30 pocket 44 in the small blind calling is definitively the way to go: there are two limpers raise and try to pick up the dead money or win by c bet the flop
and it biuld the pot for the times when you do flop a set..playing for set value in a limped pot has little value
you're choosing the low risk strategy..not the most profitable
and if you get called by the whole table it gives you a better feel of the tables, how they react to your moves
you don't get a feel of the tables by playing passively.
I think you have to punish the limpersa little more
oh and like the first hand limped pot with you have second pair of queens , it is checked down to the river and sb makes a pot sized bet, you're good more than33% here it's an easy call, not a lot of money, but why not take it?

[yntm3]

Here is a link to a better version to anyone who wants to download it now: http://www.mediafire.com/?0yoeck7bmxy