grogheadflow - Hand History Blitz

[grogheadflow]

Dan replays all the medium and big sized pots played in a single session of Stars.Fr. Spending a maximum of 2 minutes per hand, Dan succinctly outlines his thought process on each one, incorporating bet sizing, relative hand strength, and some spew.

[clayton]

I'd like to watch more of these, but without the "show all known cards" checkmarked. Having it checkmarked clouds the video with results orientedness and if you dont see any cards then you know you won or lost before showdown.

[grogheadflow]

I uncheck it for some hands when its particularly interesting. I will make it the rule rather than the exception though if that's what people prefer.

[jjooeeyy]

5.20 ~ When u donk this board, what is you general plan going to be? Like what thoughts are going through your mind when u donk and thinking about later streets? I assume if u donk, u are going 3 streets on a ton of runouts? Also, how important is it that the hand u have, have pretty terrible EQ in terms of that u don't have almost any bd draws and only 1 overcard?

11.15 ~ What was the reason that u elected to go for a c/r instead of betting turn+river (if that is what u would do if u bet turn I guess?) I just think he can check behind with alot of hands that has pair+straightdraw, witch is gonna call turn but pretty often fold river. What do u think?

26.20 ~ What do u think about betting turn for value again, compared to c/c as u did? I usually bet turn in spots like this thinking that he is a fish, he can call gutshots, 2nd pairs, flushdraws etc. If we c/c, I guess we are planning on c/c turn+river if the board doesn't run out bad?

29.30 ~ Can u elaborate a bit more why u would c/c that flop? Does it change if u play vs a reg? To me it just seems like we are getting ourself into a bunch of tuff spots, when we don't even have a heart in our hand. So personally I would pretty much always bet on the flop here. What do u think about it?

31.20 ~ If we elect to check back flop as u did, don't we need to know pretty well how he is gonna react to it? Like if he is gonna go bet/bet as a bluff and we are putting ourself in a spot we could have prevented by just cbeting? Imo we can end up making pretty big mistake when we take this line if we don't know well how to react. Do you agree?

Thought it was an interesting format. Would def like to see a part 2.

[vinivici9586]

great vid type. definitely hide resultz

[TheStudent]

Like the concept A LOT. Way more vids should be like this.

11:15, why c/r so big? Don't u think u accomplish same thing with 3x? Was ur plan to bet river as well if he called your c/r? Also wonder indeed why u suspected him to bet a weak made hand like Joey asked as well. He is more likely to chk behind imo.

[rd543]

Really good video enjoyed the style of the video.

cheers

[Kesky]

Most definitely hide villain's hole cards.

[guitarizt]

I liked this video format a lot and I like being able to see the hole cards because it helps me get a good idea of how the games are playing.

[vinivici9586]

rated 10x, but i would make one critique of your play style. you utilize a lot of really small bet sizing, which is good/optimal vs regs in a lot of situations, especially when you're playing extremely lag as you do, but there are a few spots i think you are getting to cute with your sizing v fish.

in the j2s hand, i actually think your sizing is fine b/c it induces spazzes, and you're sort of drawing to a brick river w/ that hand.

however, in the kk hand vs the laggy fish, you make it 3x, he makes it 13x, and you make it 23x, and i really hate that play. recreational players are just not going to fold if you make it 28x there. they don't 3bet polarized and will always flat or shove over you. when you make it 23x, i think you risk him flatting you (even with his particular hand AK or something like 88-99), and you possibly lose out on a lot of value postflop by not getting him committed earlier with your nutted hand.