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  • SB vs BB
  • BTN vs BB
  • BTN vs SB
  • HU
  • A-5-2
  • A-5-2 part 1
  • A-5-2 part 2 (lines)
  • A-9-2 all
  • A-9-2 w/o OESD
  • K-9-2
  • K-9-2 as the aggressor
  • K-9-2 as the caller
  • Q-8-2
  • SRP
  • 3BP
  • vs VIP
  • Mind Game
Position: HU
Category: A-9-2 all
Pot: 3BP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:01 A-9-2 without OESD
  • 05:23 A-9-2 with OESD
  • 09:30 A-9-2 with FD
Position: SB vs BB
Category: A-5-2
Pot: SRP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 01:04 How to make the strategy more human
  • 09:12 B-B-B
  • 14:32 B-X-B
  • 19:13 X-X-B
Position: SB vs BB
Category: A-9-2 w/o OESD
Pot: SRP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:10 SB betting range (construction)
  • 02:58 BB defense
  • 10:41 Defense on A94 board + smaller raise size from BB
  • 14:29 How to play against an SB overbet and whether it’s possible
  • 17:35 Playing vs large BB raise
  • 19:15 Turn play
  • 25:02 Reaching the river
  • 28:27 If SB plays B-X/C-X/C
Position: SB vs BB
Category: K-9-2
Pot: SRP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:10 K-9-2 Played as pure check
  • 06:35 K-9-2 with OESD
  • 13:05 K-9-2 FD + OESD
Position: SB vs BB
Category: Q-8-2
Pot: SRP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:05 Playing as the raiser
  • 01:55 Turn 9
  • 06:17 Turn 3
  • 10:20 Turn K
  • 11:43 Turn 2
  • 12:11 Turn 8
  • 14:21 Rivers
  • 26:27 When we call on BB vs SB
  • 28:20 Turn 9
  • 30:40 Turn 3
  • 36:10 Difference between FD boards and non-FD boards
Position: HU
Category: A-5-2
Pot: SRP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 01:43 BB Exploit strategy
  • 09:53 BB without donk
Position: HU
Category: A-9-2 w/o OESD
Pot: SRP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 04:26 BB defense
  • 06:03 Turns
  • 16:30 The only exploit
Position: HU
Category: K-9-2 as the aggressor
Pot: SRP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:01 K92 Board
  • 07:00 River
  • 11:04 K87 with FD (if constructing a range logically for yourself)
  • 17:56 If turn bets include all draws considering river double barreling
Position: HU
Category: A-5-2
Pot: 3BP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 06:35 If BB bets more than TP
Position: HU
Category: K-9-2 as the caller
Pot: SRP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:01 Exploit range
  • 03:20 Comparing ranges
  • 04:43 Turn and reaching the river + EV comparison
  • 10:08 EV difference (there may be misconceptions about the correctness of this assessment). In practice, it’s easier to play
Position: HU
Category: Q-8-2
Pot: 3BP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:18 Solver beta strategy
  • 01:28 Beta range when SB overfolds
  • 01:40 Beta range when SB calls 3-bet more often
  • 02:04 If SB is passive and doesn’t bet often on check
  • 03:03 If SB is very aggressive
  • 04:38 When SB frequently raises on the flop
  • 07:20 Analysis of check-check line and delay C-bet
  • 10:36 Analysis of bet-bet line
  • 13:34 Check-check line and reaching the turn
  • 16:27 Reaching the river after two checks
  • 18:45 Playing without a bet on the flop
  • 21:36 Conclusions
Position: SB vs BB
Category: A-5-2
Pot: 3BP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 01:15 Playing with a range bet
  • 01:50 SB donk
  • 06:29 B-B-B
  • 11:18 B-X-B
  • 18:50 If BB checks on the flop
Position: SB vs BB
Category: A-9-2 w/o OESD
Pot: 3BP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:12 Playing with an increased bet size
  • 01:52 If the board has an FD
  • 02:20 BTN defense
  • 03:30 SB play
  • 07:21 Play through to the river
Position: SB vs BB
Category: K-9-2
Pot: 3BP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:10 Donk play
  • 02:44 No donk play
  • 11:05 K43
  • 15:37 K64 with FD
Position: SB vs BB
Category: Q-8-2
Pot: 3BP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:01 BB vs SB (SB average reg)
  • 04:20 Turns and rivers
  • 15:40 BB (average reg) vs SB
  • 18:50 Turns and rivers
Position: BTN vs BB
Category: A-5-2
Pot: 3BP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 07:04 B-B-B. Inappropriate turn for BB
  • 10:21 B-B-B. Appropriate turn for BB
  • 13:06 B-X / C-X / C
  • 16:00 X / C - X / C - X / C
  • 18:40 X / C - X - X / C
Position: BTN vs BB
Category: A-9-2 w/o OESD
Pot: 3BP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:10 Board with FD
  • 04:42 Board without FD
  • 06:30 Various turns
  • 12:10 Comparing folds with the actual database
  • 14:50 BB plays flop pot-size
  • 17:05 If playing check 100% on BB (check-raise with the whole range is a mistake, explanation follows)
  • 21:00 Explaining the mistake BTN players make on the flop
Position: BTN vs BB
Category: K-9-2
Pot: 3BP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:02 K93
  • 02:50 K76
  • 03:10 K76 with FD
Position: BTN vs BB
Category: Q-8-2
Pot: 3BP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:01 Our beta range
  • 02:15 If we widen our beta range
  • 03:50 Turns
  • 13:50 When we’re on BTN and BB has no double barrel
  • 14:48 When BB plays a range bet
Position: BTN vs SB
Category: A-5-2
Pot: 3BP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 01:00 If SB plays a range bet
  • 03:00 Solver strategy
  • 05:50 Turns
  • 06:10 B-B-B. Turn is bad for SB
  • 08:56 B-B-B. Turn is good for SB
  • 11:44 Should we bluff on an Ax board?
  • 13:01 B-X-B
  • 16:31 B-X-X
  • 18:10 X / C - X / C - X / C
Position: BTN vs SB
Category: A-9-2 w/o OESD
Pot: 3BP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 01:54 Playing without a bet on SB
  • 04:10 If SB plays half pot
Position: BTN vs SB
Category: K-9-2
Pot: 3BP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:03 K82
  • 03:25 If SB doesn’t 3-bet shove on the flop with a bluff
  • 05:01 K98 (OESD)
  • 06:55 Playing on SB through range check
  • 09:29 K76 (FD + OESD)
Position: BTN vs SB
Category: Q-8-2
Pot: 3BP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:09 Solver strategy
  • 00:53 If BTN overcalls
  • 02:15 If BTN overfolds
  • 03:15 Turns
  • 07:50 Rivers
  • 10:33 Q85 with FD
  • 12:11 Turns
  • 16:01 If we are the caller on BTN
Position: BTN vs BB
Category: A-5-2 part 1
Pot: SRP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:54 Adding an overbet donk
  • 01:54 Turns
  • 02:45 If donk is 25% pot
  • 03:11 Turns
  • 04:41 Flop analysis
  • 12:07 If BB plays without donk
Position: BTN vs BB
Category: A-5-2 part 2 (lines)
Pot: SRP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:01 B-X-B
  • 06:15 X-B-B
  • 10:47 X-X-B
Position: BTN vs BB
Category: A-9-2 w/o OESD
Pot: SRP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:30 Choosing hand categories for a bet on BTN
  • 03:39 BB defense range
  • 05:10 Playing on BTN for 150% pot
  • 06:30 Playing on BB c/r 180%
  • 08:15 Continuing BTN play on turns
Position: BTN vs BB
Category: K-9-2
Pot: SRP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:08 K-9-2 without OESD/FD
  • 09:00 K-9-2 with OESD
  • 14:20 K-9-2 with FD
Position: BTN vs BB
Category: Q-8-2
Pot: SRP
  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:05 Q-8-2 as raiser + how to play river vs calling station
  • 15:06 Q-8-2 as caller
  • 19:46 Q87 with FD as raiser
  • 27:47 Q87 with FD as caller

Playing against weak players out of position — part 1

  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:00 General strategy (solver-based)
  • 03:52 Board A63
  • 04:12 863 with FD
  • 04:49 832 with node locking
  • 10:04 932
  • 10:26 935
  • 11:09 935 with node locking
  • 12:14 935 turn 8
  • 14:56 T64 with FD
  • 17:56 Conclusions

Playing against weak players out of position — part 2 (Dry boards)

  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:00 General strategy (solver-based)
  • 01:20 Board KT5 (node-locked strategy)
  • 04:12 863 with FD
  • 07:29 Dry board K73
  • 08:15 AT4 + adding a size with range locking
  • 10:00 944 + attempt to add a big size
  • 11:12 883
  • 12:38 765 always check/raise
  • 14:04 987 in theory you can also add a big size

Playing against weak players with different stack sizes

  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:00 Start
  • 07:18 A43 effective stack 45bb
  • 12:22 A43 effective stack 24bb
  • 15:53 553 effective stack 75bb
  • 16:00 553 effective stack 45bb
  • 18:47 553 effective stack 23bb
  • 20:39 KT5 effective stack 70bb
  • 21:39 KT5 effective stack 45bb
  • 22:02 KT5 effective stack 24bb
  • 23:10 765 effective stack 75bb
  • 25:07 765 effective stack 45bb
  • 25:58 765 effective stack 23bb

Playing against donks

  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:00 Playing vs donk when we iso in position
  • 09:09 A94
  • 11:50 T44
  • 13:46 Q99
  • 19:03 A94 monotone board
  • 21:42 643

When overlimping from the SB

  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:00 Playing limp pots OOP
  • 00:34 Limp range of a weak player
  • 01:07 Hand breakdowns
  • 02:11 C-bet frequency of weak players in a limp pot
  • 02:54 Continuing the breakdown – board A64
  • 05:22 Board T92
  • 07:14 Board T33
  • 10:34 Board 653
  • 11:21 Board T94 with an exploit
  • 13:03 Board A84 with an exploit
  • 14:24 KT6 with an exploit
  • 15:14 QJ6 with an exploit
  • 16:33 Conclusions

IP play against a weak player on the SB

  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:34 QcTh3s BTN vs SB 45bb
  • 01:10 Assumptions about the preflop range
  • 02:09 Solver strategy for us
  • 04:50 Blocking a weak player’s strategy
  • 07:40 Turn 9c
  • 09:14 River 5h
  • 25:14 Answer why weak Qx were called
  • 12:40 AcQs9c CO vs SB 60bb
  • 13:03 Assumptions about the preflop range
  • 13:34 Solver strategy for us
  • 15:44 Adding a second size
  • 17:14 Final range after blocking a weak player’s range
  • 19:00 Turn 5h
  • 20:55 River 6s
  • 21:07 Breakdown of when you can bet 1–2bb on the river and when you shouldn’t
  • 24:00 Example of a specific hand

OOP play vs aggressive weak player - PFR on Qc9c4s

  • Video timestamps:
  • 01:13 First variation
  • 03:39 What to pay attention to
  • 05:12 Second variation (we don’t have a bet)
  • 05:48 Our check-raise vs a weak player’s frequent bet
  • 13:14 Conclusions on the second variation
  • 13:55 Weak player’s range adjustment vs check-raise
  • 14:43 If the weak player checked
  • 15:33 Breakdown of Ax turns 17:49 Third variation – 200% flop bet
  • 18:04 EV comparison of all three variations
  • 19:11 Breakdown of the flop overbet situation
  • 21:03 If the size is 100% pot
  • 21:26 If the size is 33% pot and why it’s good

OOP play vs aggressive weak player - PFR on Js6d5h

  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:26 Solver strategy
  • 01:04 Strategy against a weak player who bets and raises frequently
  • 02:26 Removing our bet and looking at the strategy from a check
  • 03:16 Adding a second check-raise size
  • 14:33 Adding a third check-raise size

OOP (aggressor) response depending on IP player’s bet

  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:00 Solver strategy vs reduced sizing
  • 02:58 Reducing BB raise frequency
  • 04:13 Adding sizings and reducing raise frequency (where the solver prefers)
  • 05:31 Increasing BB raise frequency (what does SB do?)

Effect of opponent’s overcall/overfold on our range

  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:00 Board categories where we can play from an overbet
  • 02:16 Breakdown – J84 BTN vs BB SRP
  • 03:18 BB reaction
  • 04:04 BB overcall
  • 09:33 BB overfold
  • 14:45 SB vs BTN 3BP
  • 15:41 BTN overcall in a 3BP
  • 19:16 Comparison of river strategies vs calling station from the flop and vs solver (importance of aggression)
  • 23:42 BTN overfold in a 3BP
  • 26:55 BTN bets less frequently (nit)
  • 28:22 BTN reduced sizing to 33%

Playing against aggressive regs

  • Video timestamps:
  • 00:20 Equity realization and what it is
  • 01:50 832 BB vs BTN (aggressive player)
  • 02:49 Changing the bet to 100% and how equity realization changes for BB
  • 05:40 Revisiting the concept of equity realization
  • 06:55 If the BTN plays a bet-3-bet
  • 08:37 T96 with FD
  • 12:12 Why raising is better than calling
  • 17:15 Aggressive player have the right to bet always
  • 18:08 If we are in position and have initiative vs an aggressive player
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