DK Barrel Live at the Bike sweat
01-12-2014
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01-12-2014
, 06:38 PM
you're 3betting an offsuit QJ suited? 
01-12-2014
, 07:20 PM
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, 07:39 PM
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, 07:52 PM
01-12-2014
, 07:58 PM
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Just watched your session DK and i am impressed by mainly two things:
1) Your patience (hand selection) and ability to fold garbage hand after hand.
2) The A9 hand with 3 streets of value.
Can you talk us a little bit through the A9 hand and how you was thinking during that hand? It seemed like you was pretty confident top top was good there, because your was firing at a steady pace- no hesitation at all at any street. Did you put him on a weaker 9 or at a 7 as he had and was it a special thing about his play that made you put him on a wide range here?
1) Your patience (hand selection) and ability to fold garbage hand after hand.
2) The A9 hand with 3 streets of value.
Can you talk us a little bit through the A9 hand and how you was thinking during that hand? It seemed like you was pretty confident top top was good there, because your was firing at a steady pace- no hesitation at all at any street. Did you put him on a weaker 9 or at a 7 as he had and was it a special thing about his play that made you put him on a wide range here?
For the A9 hand I thought he had enough 9x combos to keep betting, that was pretty much it. There really aren't that many combos of better hands and even if the only worse hands he calls with are 98+ that's 40 combos (that's a lot). It's a really clear value bet. People generally have trouble folding top pair which is why I went for a big bet Ott and otr - if an over card came off I would probably still bet but just not as much. I was actually a bit surprised to hear he had k7 (even though it is no worse than calling with T9 for instance)
01-12-2014
, 08:03 PM
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Yeah, once I got my tilt out with AQ i was mostly okay the rest of the session
For the A9 hand I thought he had enough 9x combos to keep betting, that was pretty much it. There really aren't that many combos of better hands and even if the only worse hands he calls with are 98+ that's 40 combos (that's a lot). It's a really clear value bet. People generally have trouble folding top pair which is why I went for a big bet Ott and otr - if an over card came off I would probably still bet but just not as much. I was actually a bit surprised to hear he had k7 (even though it is no worse than calling with T9 for instance)
For the A9 hand I thought he had enough 9x combos to keep betting, that was pretty much it. There really aren't that many combos of better hands and even if the only worse hands he calls with are 98+ that's 40 combos (that's a lot). It's a really clear value bet. People generally have trouble folding top pair which is why I went for a big bet Ott and otr - if an over card came off I would probably still bet but just not as much. I was actually a bit surprised to hear he had k7 (even though it is no worse than calling with T9 for instance)
So that hand impressed me, i learned pretty much from that hand- because i sometimes feel i lose value due to MUBS.Also has to say i love your betting teqhniqe with both hands- looks badass
01-12-2014
, 08:06 PM
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Yeah, i really like the relative big bet on the turn here to punish draws and keep in weaker 9-the bet get that "bluffy" impression- on the turn its like you missed with AJ or AQ, and is firing a big bet on the turn to get him to fold. And on the river i dont think you getting called if you go to big, because of the strength it sends out.
So that hand impressed me, i learned pretty much from that hand- because i sometimes feel i lose value due to MUBS.Also has to say i love your betting teqhniqe with both hands- looks badass
So that hand impressed me, i learned pretty much from that hand- because i sometimes feel i lose value due to MUBS.Also has to say i love your betting teqhniqe with both hands- looks badass