Hey guys,

I have just moved up to nl100 on ftp so I decided to make a video to help the guys at 50 or looking to move up to 50 from 25.

The video can be found here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LZGLZ04H

The video is 6 tabling nl50 FR tables on full tilt and goes for about 40 minutes of playtime + little hand review at the end.

Any comments, questions critiques about the way the hands are played would be more then welcome, this is also my first video so if I say a few things wrong its just because I am a little nervous

If anyone would like me to make another video feel free to ask, if you would like me to cover a specific topic or try to please let me know.

i will watch tonight thanks

Downloading, will post my thoughts when I watch it.

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I watched the first 15 minutes...I'll catch the rest later. I guess I'll start 3betting you a little stronger for now on....

very nice vids. I like your notes and you stil to analyze every single situation very accurate..You seems to have a deep understanding of the game at all.
I guess is super standard to stack off with AK in 3 bet on a A8x board even against a nit...You played the AA hand a little aggro. If I put the guy on QQ or KK my goal is to keep him in the pot and not to piss him off, so I dont like your huge turn bet there...

But anyway nice work!

Agreed, i think c/r on the turn would of been much nicer making my hand look like AK. Or just betting smallish to get stacks in on river, I didn't think that hand through enough when I played it.

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Just watched it. Very nice vid, you explain your thought process well. That hand with the guy setmining with 8s after you make that big 3-bet was sick.

I'm deff watching this

Very nice job Newman! Really liked the strat talk. Hope I run like that when I get up to 50

Could you make the video in higher resolution next time b/c I couldn't make out the HUD numbers of people.

I watched like half of it for now, will watch the second half later today. Good video sir, I very much enjoy it and would like to see more. JJ vs AA on the J77 flop was a pretty sweet hand

Hi.

Nice vid! I wouldn´t mind if you made another.....

Would you like to share the ranges of your colour coding? I really liked the way you set the hud up.

// M

hi newmani,
good video, but can you explain why you flatcall villains bet in the 22 hand on A34 flop at 37:00?
isnt a checkraise much better there?

I can sure do that, it was my first time using camtasia so I was trying to keep the video size small for ease of download, but I think I could bump up the resolution a bit to make the hud stats a lot more readable.


Poker is an easy game sometimes

I can sure do that for you (bear in mind these ranges are not 100%, just what I use as a guideline):

VPIP: >22 = green > 10 = white >0 = red
PFR: >15 = green >7 = white >0 = red
AGG F: >3 = red (aggressive) >1.5 = white >0 = green (passive)
STEAL: >30 = green (steal too much) >10 = white >0 = red (tight)

Fold to flop cbet: >80 = green >50 = white >0 = red
Cbet: >80 = green >50 = white >0 = red
Fold to 3bet: >75 = green (3bet often) >40 = white >0 = red (3bet tight)
3bet: >3.5 = green (3bets a lot) >1 = white >0 = red (tight 3better)


c/r that flop only gets calls from stronger hands or good drawing hands (KQc, AX is never folding etc). If we c/r that board we are committing ourselves to firing another bet on the turn (even unimproved). By calling we are almost always going to get a cheap showdown because he is likely to check back the turn with a hand like 88-KK fearing that I have an Ax hand in my range.

Also by c/r we can only represent a very narrow range of hands (33, 55, big Ax hands, or big club draws), c/r also gives him the option to shove over in which case we would have to fold.

GREAT vid!

On that JJ hand, do you think calling flop is better than a c/r given that you pretty much put him on an overpair? I discussed this hand with another poster and we were debating about the scare cards that might hit on the turn. Surely any club (or "green") should be a scare card for him, so he basically has 9 "outs" to possibly get away from his hand. If he has KK or QQ that increases the number of his getting away outs further.

I don't like your peel of a cbet with a gutshot with the shortstack behind, not even sure if I liked it if he wasn't left to act.

You've peeled quite some flops with underpairs. Could you give some general thoughts on that? I find it very hard to continue with the hand after such a peel and have been working under the assumption that I can't continue profitably here very often b/c villains will often continue their aggression, i.e. probably bluff me off my hand a high % of the time. I end up peeling flop/folding turn way too often if I float the flop.

Same thing goes for weak overpairs on low boards like 88 on a 743 board when I've been set mining vs a PFR and villain continues to be aggressive on an overcard turn or another scary turn card. What do you do here? I don't think you get called by worse a lot if you raise, so do you peel or maybe raise "for protection" vs overcards and to just take it down?
Basically I'm bad taking the "call flop, re-evaluate turn" line and asking for advice, I guess

Does anyone have the ability to upload this somewhere else? MegaUpload officially never works for me.

I will upload to rapidshare for you as well.

http://rapidshare.com/files/19494973...l50nl.wmv.html

Hi.

Thanks for the colour codes. Any chance of another video?

// M

Would love some more feedback guys.

Sure miraculix what would you like to see?

another video would be cool.maybe just play some more nl50

Sorry m8 but you played pretty solid IMO and there were few spots that really stood out.

I would love a new NL50 vid in slightly higher res.

+1

// M

You could respond to my comments/questions above
Would appreciate that.