200NL 6M HH Review

[Jesse Foster]

Some review of some play over the weekend. It's not too polished, but you might learn something. Please don't share with too many people

[derekeverett]

I enjoyed watching that very much and yes I picked up some things along the way

[harez]

you are awesome man

Thank you!!!

[harez]

Hi mate so once again really nice video

About the A8s hand, from my experience about a player with stats like his, his 4bet range here is AA/KK sometimes QQ and sometimes AK. The last 2 he usually calls. Just because your 3bet vs his utg raise looks so strong and his 4bet would only fold your bluffs if he has something like JJ/QQ/AK.

He does have some bluffs in his range since the table looks pretty tight so he could be opening with some suited connectors. However, in general his utg range doesn't really contain a lot hands he could bluff with. In general I don't think many people are capable of that @ nl200 anyways.

And I completely agree with you about jamming the flop because he will never barrel turn with bluffs just because of bad pot to stack ratio. With his cbet he pretty much commit himself anyways. I think your line here is so strong, notice his river check? He is actually pretty much putting you on AA/AK or stone cold air it seems.

[harez]

I think the 56 hand is a snap on the turn and check on the river.

I think your assumption of him folding sets there(50%ish of time) is uncorrected or unless he is some weakish player. You could easily showup with JJ/1010/maybe even a weak Q or a 5x type hand here that you decide to bluff with. I am def always checking the river(nit) lol.

Also he could be leveling you so hard here with a flush. On that river because everything gets there, he knows that you can't call a jam so he can profitably check here if he thinks you will turn your hands into a bluff some percentage of the time.

[Jesse Foster]

Yeah it is a little bit iffy if he folds sets. Do you think he would expect a relative unknown to turn Qx, JJ or TT into a bluffs?