RikaKazak - $200 NL Full Ring (Rush Poker)

[RikaKazak]

Video Description: In this video Jared plays 4 tables of $200 NL Full Ring "Rush Poker" on Full Tilt. Jared starts off by discussing what it takes to have a long term career at online poker and talks about some of the differences between traditional poker and "Rush Poker".

Video Link: http://www.leggopoker.com/videos/training/690/

Discuss here!

[Jafeeio]

I would love to hear some more of your thoughts on being a professional online poker player.

[benji_]

Me to

[pushlimit]

Nice video, more tips plz.

[IcarusJam]

more rush, more overbetting, more tips, this is great stuff rika

[Sheepy_Mcfollow]

FYI, 'Diagonals' is Vital Myth from Cardrunners. He loves to donk big into PFR with a wide variety of hands.

[thisbetom]

Originally Posted by Jafeeio

I would love to hear some more of your thoughts on being a professional online poker player.

I agree. Would be really interested in those 15 items... I CAN'T GO BACK TO WORKING FOR THE MAN!

[Fabsch]

15 items gogogo
you limped 99 UTG, can you please explain what and why you open-limp?

[RikaKazak]

Originally Posted by Fabsch

15 items gogogo
you limped 99 UTG, can you please explain what and why you open-limp?

I explained it in an earlier video of mine. It's sort of a unique thing that maybe 15-20% of full ring pros do. It's a little too lengthy to type out...but if anyone remembers which video it was and could post in this thread I'd super appreciate it

(p.s. I'm going to try to find the video and minute mark, cause I get asked this question at least once a week)

[btortori]

I really enjoyed the video and I would love some more videos on rush poker. I feel like this game changes so much at the 100NL level where I've been playing. Sometimes it seems like everyone is 3betting as pure steals and other times I get on for a session and its all nits. I would appreciate a video at the 100NL stakes. Also, what do you feel is the most profitable strategy for RP. Is it buying in short and becoming committed to hands quickly with such a short stack or do you feel deep stack play is the way to go. Also, I have read about playing short and standing up and rejoining when you double up. I really think there is alot of money to be made in RP I just haven't found a strategy I'm comfortable with yet or one that seems to be the most profitable. Another thing is advice about hands like QQ and JJ. Are you trying to get all in PF with these hands or do you feel like you are only getting called by better hands if it gets all in PF. It seems everytime I get in with these hands its against AA or KK. Just wondering your opinion on this matter.