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4 bet bluffing at micro and low and even medium stakes....don't do people. Everything else he says is great. He is a legend at this game

Look at the self proclaimed best PLO player in the world (bleznik) tilting like a mofo

I gave you some grief in a previous video but I gotta say this is a decent video and well explained . Much better content nice explaining of heuristics and good tips .

Thanks for explaining to run deep in the wsop you will need to run good ….😂

Why don't you give any examples or create a standard 'example' corner to show a board/position and just make it concrete.

Good video but no need for the intro saying every single persons stacks and position, we can see from the video fairly quickly

3 bet to 80 in mp folds to the raiser who calls, 10 5 suited lolz

Definitley doesnt work in low stakes... People will call the jam with a pair of Js

shud have just all in prefloop with rockets..im sure bb KK calls him instanly

Keep the abarone68 hand reviews coming please

uh oh, i see a laptop on the rail

80% fit or fold. 20% bluff

If you are trying to “protect your hand and take the pot” against 2-outers then you are probably not making money playing poker

Yeah she saved 6 BB but meahhh coulda all in pre especially when she has 41 BB.

A on the flop, easiest fold ever

if he shoves pre he 100 percent gets called by KK

What about his overall line in general? Maybe this is because I'm a cash game player (who learned from Doug lol) but I think personally I would prefer constructing a range that gets it in on the turn. I mean he kind of played it like my average 2/5 opponent. Just seems like a weak strategy and if you were bluffing you'd stand to gain a lot by jamming turn. I'd personally mix on the flop between betting and checking with AA but when i do bet i would bet like 2mil and then probably mix again with AA on the turn. But overall on the turn I would be pretty aggressive by jamming a lot of draws and betting strong TP's purely and mixing with 2 pair+. I just think overall its tougher to play against and and since I'm a Doug fanboy I tend to prefer being as aggressive as I reasonably can be.

AA87 doesn't seem like a great example of connectivity to me. Wouldn't AAJT or even AA54 be better examples?

Wouldn't you say that Suitedness and High Pairs fall under the category of Nuttiness, and that there are really only two main components of playability: Nuttiness and Connectivity?

lol 2024 poker AAvs KK 11 bigs deep and it not getting in

You fold them :)

wtf. jam pre for foxen. terrible play. lol donkaments.

bad call from Foxen on the turn considering his stack size and how he bets both on flop and turn she is crushed 100% she also doesn't have any draw that can make a potential winning hand on river that can beat him and can afford the call on turn

Wow learnt a lot here and I have been playing poker for only 52 yrs

Please do analysis of Kristen Foxen VS Joe Serock hand where Kristen busted the main event

Wow great video

I was surprised by the flat pre but do find myself flatting every now and again. That said, Coelho wasn't particularly out of line with his raise folds but it could have seemed like he was from her perspective if he was getting hands. Also think Coelho played great the entire time and his demeanor at the table was so relaxed. Would have been great to see him get some chips.

Man there are so many worse hands that call if he shoves pre. Seems like that is the best way to double up. This flop was such a disaster for his hand too lol

Bad analysis, don't care what their "ICM" says, this is an easy open shove due to the pay bump

please review the kristen foxen bustout hand and also the brian kim bustout hand. Also would prefer to see some solver output in the videos

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A few questions. 1) Why not just shove AA with 10 bb? Doesn't this look weak and KK auto calls? 2) Why not limp shove AA because KK will most likely raise the limp.

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You just gotta be Ducking good at poker like Doug. It’s that easy ;)

You gotta slow down. You went all in way too quick after dude bet 1k. If you would've took like 15-20 seconds you would've had a better chance to get called.

Lost me on a flat turn with the nuts lol

I mean to be honest most of the video is just an ad for the course.

Is flopping sets at a high percentage rate vs nlhe for ex normal? Just played a PLO tournament two days ago and it seemed every time I had a small pair I’d flop a set! Also it was only my second PLO tournament the first not making day 2 ( WSOP bracelet event ) and the 2nd a one day event which I went in to finish in 6th! PLO is great. I still have lots to learn.

Hey lads - I play in a game with 10% rake (capped at 5bb's), chop pots are raked and pots taken down preflop are raked - anything favourable I can do apart from not play (boring) or tightening up? I've thrown in lots of extra preflop 3-bets with a condensed range, but that could be idiotic with preflop rake being a thing, at least it makes the pots bigger so we hit the rake cap more often. Idk lads - help?

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I dont play PLO4 that much. Because I can't smell when opp's are Bluffing. 30-60% of the time Two Pairs are good enough, which I dont really like to think about betting on. I play PLO6 and PLO5 at a high level tho. So I dont have to play 4's

These guy's are boring ass fuck.. like where is Polk at? I like him way better than these two buttholes

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good anaylsis! makes me feel better about getting sucked out on last session -_-

That's not a bad beat. It's a cooler. He had the best hand when the chips went in

This video was awful. Would rather watch with zero commentary than drawing it out for half an hour and rewinding 100 times for a single straightforward hand. Doug pls save us.

I remember why i stopped watching these videos

Thanks you so much , Exploitative You Help Me in this Vedio.

I'm not a proponent of slow playing. Preflop you invite any Ace rag to catch that would have folded pre. The flop was extra dry, so yea ok. But the turn...how greedy do these "pros" expect people to be??? Take the 9mil with a 6.5 or 7mil raise. Maybe I'm the only person to get crushed slow playing

oh no there are players (not good ones) that'll make fun of the K's guy for not "protecting his pot/hand" here post flop and preflop. do not educate them, let them let you off the hook every time they want on the flop when you have 3% equity vs their current nuts. hope they remember the ONE time they didn't and ran this bad and are so scared of that ever happening again they won't easily let it happen again.