shootaa - $200 NL

[shootaa]

Video Description: In this video Reid plays 4 tables of $200 NL 6-Max on Full Tilt vs. some of his group coaching students. Reid talks about how to straddle the fine line between spewing and picking good spots to bluff in very aggressive games with a lot of history and meta-game while testing his students skills after teaching them some NHLE concepts.


Video Link: http://www.leggopoker.com/videos/training/698/

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[bandin]

in!

+1 on teaching ur students about leading

[lancelott_]

nice vid

[Dreamcatcher]

On 10.52 upper left.
Why should AK/AQ Cbetting 559o more often than weaker aces?
I thought AK/AQ have good equity and can check down while weaker Aces should bluff to get AT+ to fold!

[shootaa]

Originally Posted by Dreamcatcher

On 10.52 upper left.
Why should AK/AQ Cbetting 559o more often than weaker aces?
I thought AK/AQ have good equity and can check down while weaker Aces should bluff to get AT+ to fold!

Most of the hands I'd be giving up with probably have less SD value than AT (you're talking about getting value from AQ I sometimes I have / AJ / AT only) while the trade-off is that when in a similar hand, say you raise, I call, and it comes T32, i call with 55 and the turn is a king and you bet again, it's no longer as tough of a spot if I know you're not c-betting AK type hands. You also want to hit these turn cards and get three streets from worse hands, possibly even worse and unpaired Ax/Kx hands that floated the flop and now turned top pair, happy to call down knowing that you are capable of bluffing there or value betting a worse hand.

[bugsycarrot]

so U weren't bluffing with the first 4bet UTG+1, i knew it!!!

I have to say ur reads are pretty much correct vs all the hands u played vs me

Note to self: stay away from LOLOLOLOLOL when I move up to 5/10+

I'd also be interested to see a video about diff spots to lead and the reasoning behind it, i think that most ppl don't know how to react to (or counter against) leads in certain spots (actually instead of making a vid, u can just save it and teach us in the group lessons )

wp sir!~

[shootaa]

Originally Posted by bugsycarrot

so U weren't bluffing with the first 4bet UTG+1, i knew it!!!

I have to say ur reads are pretty much correct vs all the hands u played vs me

Note to self: stay away from LOLOLOLOLOL when I move up to 5/10+

I'd also be interested to see a video about diff spots to lead and the reasoning behind it, i think that most ppl don't know how to react to (or counter against) leads in certain spots (actually instead of making a vid, u can just save it and teach us in the group lessons )

wp sir!~

ty m8

[Franzkovic]

ok ... nice video. But stop calling me a nit like 3 times in this video!! HU 4 rollz?

with AK on 559 board I agree I should have cbet and I would 90% of the time. For some reason I decided you had a pp and it would have taken me at least 2 barrels to take you off of it. But you are wrong in assuming I can't have AK (or air) after cbetting this kind of flop and barreling an A or K turn

~31:00: On the bottom right table where you coldcall my 3b w KQo. I assumed you would cold 4bet JJ+ so I put you on a range of 88-TT, KQs, AJs, AQo, AQs. Even though the board is so dry I think in hindsight that my small cbet is not very good because I can't assume you to fold the range i gave you (seeing that you don't even fold KQo ) ... also with the above range the river bluff after checking turn ist just terrible because it just folds out 88 and 99.
What do you think of cold 4bet bluffing KQo in your position because of blockers?
Oh and I think you mistake me for james on the upper left table where you flop 9s full ... we are both penguins

~48:00: Bottom left table I missed the double checkraise w AJ

~53:00 Bottom right table. Whats your reason to min 3 bet?

[baba]

At around the 43min mark you call a bet on a A27 monotone heart flop with aj and comment that you think the villian played his hand kinda bad with his 66 (with a heart), How do you think he should have played his hand... particulary on the flop? thanks.

[shootaa]

Originally Posted by baba

At around the 43min mark you call a bet on a A27 monotone heart flop with aj and comment that you think the villian played his hand kinda bad with his 66 (with a heart), How do you think he should have played his hand... particulary on the flop? thanks.

Since most of my calling range beats him or has very good equity versus 6x6h on that board, I think barreling off (maybe checking if he hits a heart hoping I showdown a non-heart hand) or giving up are fine. Betting once doesn't really accomplish anything except giving me a cheap showdown with something that is almost always better or allow me to bluff him with hands that aren't better if I so choose. Maybe he was going for a turn CR, but that seems pretty spewy and unlikely too since I shouldn't have too many hands with which to bet the turn and fold to a raise.