Video Description: In this video Aaron plays 2 tables of $100 NL heads up on PokerStars and records his commentary in real time. He is able to talk about the adjustments he's making as the match gets more aggressive and the assumptions he can start to make as the match goes forward. As an added bonus, he introduces (or reintroduces) two words to his (and your) vocabulary: "janky" and "fly"!
you 3-bet what I would call (for my own game and ranges) a pretty unpolarised range. Obv 89o isnt the nuts HU but I tend to think it has too much value not to call with, so am I over/under valuing it?
Watching the video I kept thinking how I would adjust vs you. My thoughts were to stop 3-betting you so often and cr more flops with draws/overs/mades (basically anything with a bit of equity). How would you adjust vs yourself (sort of weird question, but could beuseful if I ever make it to hsnl!).
you 3-bet what I would call (for my own game and ranges) a pretty unpolarised range. Obv 89o isnt the nuts HU but I tend to think it has too much value not to call with, so am I over/under valuing it?
Watching the video I kept thinking how I would adjust vs you. My thoughts were to stop 3-betting you so often and cr more flops with draws/overs/mades (basically anything with a bit of equity). How would you adjust vs yourself (sort of weird question, but could beuseful if I ever make it to hsnl!).
if someone is opening 80% of their hands I disagree
so I think there is a cut-ff and plenty of times when this hand is playable.
i think you'll be burning $ defending 98o vs players who open 100% of buttons if they're even remotely competent, the positional disadvantage is just too big to be playing a hand that flops so poorly OOP without the lead
aejones - $100 NL Heads Up
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