Rawild Hand History Review with Assassinato (Part 1)
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Rawild Hand History Review with Assassinato (Part 1)
MORE IN THIS SERIES : Part 2 | Part 6 | Part 5 | Part 4 | Part 3
theroguehood
One thing to note with this, is that this tournament is a multi entry tournament where you can play on up to 4 tables simultaneously, I had another table on the go at the same time so that’s the reason I’m very reckless in the early stages, my goal was to rack up as much chips as possible and the consequences for busting were minimal.
Radford999
Nice play! One thing i noticed were the raise sizes. Why did you go from using a 3x to then using 2x to then a 3x again?
theroguehood
I’ve previewed all 6 parts and as usual with Alex there are some key lessons, I was shocked at how passive I played post flop so for anyone who feels they need to be more aggressive in their game, this will definitely be a great learning tool as Alex is at times merciless with his criticism. (Something I requested)
No1uNo
Great stuff. Last hand. Had been opening less than 3x the entire time. AA UTG, opened 3x. Thoughts?
SIGABA
No1uNo, just watched the video for the second time. You did catch a bit of a sizing tell there. For the first half of the video he was raising 3x. Then he started min raising around the 500/1000 level. Now at 600/1200 he 3x to 3600 with AA. It was good to see that. I have basically standardized my raise size to 3.1x for the duration of the tournament. The only time I may min raise is when it makes sense for inducing a shove or not wanting to call a smaller stack shove. Good notice on the 3x w/ AA.