Video #169 - Breaking out of the Micros (Part 2) | Poker Training Videos | Outstanding Poker Training School

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rtall
It's very interesting how you adjust your play to a $100 buy-in, somewhat tighter Taggy tables (21/12 & 21/17). In one hand, you surprised me by folding a KQs hand on the Button when I expected you to 3-bet because KQ can be dominated by a lot of hands. In previous videos, I've seen you 3-bet much lighter with K9s in position vs a looser opponent. So much depends on your specific opponent in a particular hand. In another hand, you had AQo in position and elected to call rather than 3-bet. There are so many subtle, grey-area decisions that students can only get from lots of experience and watching many videos. So please keep the videos coming. I'm convinced that the videos are the best way to get experience quickly with the accompanying commentary. Thanks.

I just watched this vid. I must have paused it a dozen times to think about what I would do, and then let the coach explain his thoughts on the hand. A learnful expierience! I recognized the shortstacker at the end of the vid, as have encountered him zillions of times when I still played at Merge. There are a lot of these pro short stackers there and once you figure out their ranges they can be exploited neatly. Thanks for the good vid!

legian62
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Video #169 - Breaking out of the Micros (Part 2)

Added on February 8, 2012

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