hey guys i just made a video of me 24 tabling 10nl ive got the link posted on my blog http://askillz2poker.blogspot.com/ the video isnt the best quality i found it a little difficult to talk about my thaughts and play 24 tables but if your interested check out the blog and if theres hands or spots you want to discuss im really open to comentary, suggestions, debate, degrading comments, and general analazation
@ 13min when you raise on the flop /w JJ in a 3bet pot i dont understand the reasoning. if he has AA,KK, all the money is going to go in regardless. by just calling the flop you allow him to maybe make a mistake or bluff another street therefore you gain more value. i.e lets say he happened to be 3betting you light from the blinds and he bets the flop as a bluff then turn is an Ace, he might want to take another stab as a bluff. also if he is just cbetting the flop with AK by raising you get him to fold when if you just flat you give him a chance to catch up and make him think his hand is good.
@ 20min 40 seconds you are playing against the same villain who *may* actually be playing back at you now. you 3bet him from the SB and he flats and then you cbet a monotone king high flop while holding the ace of diamonds. this screams extreme strength to villain and there wont be many hands that villain will be comfortable continuing with. as you know villain has taken a stab earlier at a pot so we can assume he is capable of bluffing. i honestly dont mind check/calling that flop as there is no card that you are scared of that will come OTT and you allow him to continue bluffing trying to rep the king. AGAIN if he actually does have a hand all the money is going to go in anyway and he will cbet the flop when checked too (hes not going to check back KT /w the ten of diamonds i can tell you that)
somehow you got all the money in anyway after basically showing him you have the ace of diamonds.
@23minutes 55seconds are you raising this for value or as a bluff with the pp?
@35:40 villain is going to lead out with his sets and AA,KK on the JT2 board. as played you could actually shove the river i think.
thats all i could watch of the movie for now but there is many more things that you could be doing differently
hey thanks for watching berez, i watched a video a while back where a guy was talking about checking in some spots to let people bluff, after watching that i incorporated it into my own play and it worked very well and reading your comments made me think about that and i think you make valid points in you statements except for the last one where i had qq on the jt2 board i felt like most of his range was pocket pairs very slim that he slow played aa or kk but still a chance so when the flop comes i feel like i can get value out of him but the only hand i feel i can get multiple streets of value is a hand like AJ other hands are going to fold when i put a lot of heat on (or they should anyway) such as lower pocket pairs AK AQ so i felt like if i were to give or recieve more action than what i gave than i was going to be beat more often than not. thats just my thinking and at 23:55 when i hadd 77 and the board came 233 i check raised flop for value cause i felt his range was weighted more towards air there and there were a lot of cards that could come on the turn to hurt me so i didnt mind taking it down there but he called and a K came and we checked it down from there
