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nocturnal1
Open A7hh on a 6m table is fine but on QJ9cc flop it seems suicidal to bet that flop into 2 players. I find occasionally u need to ck one thru and see what they do on the turn.
mesoanarchy
Thanks for the micro and low stakes sweat Twist!…
@nocturnal – most definitely agreed.
terbet11
Awesome Vid!! Was craving a micro/low stakes video and there it was..looking forward to part II!
thedonator716
Great vid sir! looking forward to the rest of the series.
1banditpanda
realy nice video but i respectfully disagree the TT fold i mean .. as you said the only hand that has you crushed there would be 44 ..DO NOT forget that you are playing a 2.xx $ tournament those guys have a very different way of looking at the game .I actualy think that if you called.. most of the time he would turn over a9 , 9 10 or a flushdraw… (bad players tend to play their big hands alot slower ) worst case scenario 44 , 89 or that qs10s and even if he had that big draw where you would be in a 60 40 situation
Question: wouldnt it make it more even to call cause of your cbet ? lets say he would have shoved 3.5k instead of 4k over your 500 cbet would you have called then?
Anyways nice vid
1banditpanda
im sorry he did actualy shove only 3k so i guess ill change my question to …would you have called if he only shoved like 2.5k??
ohh and as i said people might actualy shove 55 at those buyins just cause they put you on AK or smthing like that :)) you’ll be surprised
MartinAltman
lol @ your AJ read 😀
I like opening with A7s, but I think cbet against 2 players was bad on that terrible flop
thanks for good vid, I like your low stakes series 🙂