Greg NL5k deep HU Part One/Two

[MYNAMEIZGREG]

Hey guys,

I spent about 10 hours making this video due to technical problems, so I wanted to put it out. FWIW I chose not to censor the player's name because it didn't really affect the big picture.

Enjoy!

[IcarusJam]

woooo downloading now.

[IcarusJam]

I liked everything about it, I think this is one of the best videos i have watched thus far, def top 3.

1. One hand i was confused about(sorta) was the QQ hand when he 4 bets you small otb, and has been looking like a clown reshoving air over your monsters. You elect to shove rather than 5 bet, which I do not disagree with but given his "bluffy" nature, and dynamic, would be playing oop with QQ there be so horrible? There aren't to many scary flops, and it seems likely he would barrell a flop against you there almost always if he had taken the lead. More thoughts on that hand?

2. Oh, and also, meta game wise ( i hope i say this right ). If you know that he knows that you know he has been looking like a clown by 5/4bet shoving into you, wouldn't his initial reaction be to continue doing so given the level of thought? (Idk if this makes sense i might need to articulate it better at a different time)

[clowntable]

Awesome

[clowntable]

Yeah this is pretty hot.
Haaaaaaaawt

I was going to comment on the player name blanking but you clarified that in the OP
Looking foreward to sign up to whatever that birthday thingy will be (if it's not too late)...heading over to the WSOP forum now.

[MYNAMEIZGREG]

Originally Posted by IcarusJam

I liked everything about it, I think this is one of the best videos i have watched thus far, def top 3.

1. One hand i was confused about(sorta) was the QQ hand when he 4 bets you small otb, and has been looking like a clown reshoving air over your monsters. You elect to shove rather than 5 bet, which I do not disagree with but given his "bluffy" nature, and dynamic, would be playing oop with QQ there be so horrible? There aren't to many scary flops, and it seems likely he would barrell a flop against you there almost always if he had taken the lead. More thoughts on that hand?

2. Oh, and also, meta game wise ( i hope i say this right ). If you know that he knows that you know he has been looking like a clown by 5/4bet shoving into you, wouldn't his initial reaction be to continue doing so given the level of thought? (Idk if this makes sense i might need to articulate it better at a different time)

1) Yea there is some consideration to this, but I feel like he might interpret that as strength a lot. I actually think this play is pretty good though and I don't mind it one bit.

2) Theoretically you are correct but I have no reason to believe will try to outlevel me there.

[IcarusJam]

thanks for your replies, well done, keep it up, and once again, those were more theory questions then disagreements with your play! :-p

[actionjacson]

props greg

[fakeshaver]

like it a lot man. good work

[societymax]

my favorite part is when you refer to a flop as "dry-heavy"

awesome vid greg, ty