baller, thx for the vid

This guy' s super weak.

I Don't understand why we(and the solver) want to block the nutstraight on the river,cause shouldn't BB have only 86dd who can call the 2Xpot turn?So I don't get why we/solver cares about blocking something vilain can't have. Or maybe it is because blocking 8 and 6 blocks good bluffcatcher from BB who will contains as well 8 and 6

Why aren''t you including 4bshove in your 4b strat?Is 4b strat with a 4bshove component a bad strat?

OTT vilain stab some sets 0.25Pot,and don't have quite the odds to call a raise shove against a straight. Is it a betfold with sets for vilain?

bawler great vid

The average slightly loosing rnc fish

My biggest thing with online poker it seems to set you up alot like hand vs hand it seems I can never bluff because the other person always has it. It's just weird online it seems like a set up alot

Go straigth to the bones ❤

Great video! Is there a way to contact you?

Is it possible with the elite to have 6max preflop ranges without min5b sizing but only 5bshove? Thanks in advance

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still here midway through!!

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yup, still watching

Baller. Just discovered your channel and it’s really sick. Thanks for sharing your insights

I started applying your ideas and have been successful. My only problem is finding partners to discuss strategy with, who are interested in growing in the game. Do you have any suggestions for where I can find these people?

Baller

I like the super small cameo by Pete from carrot poker w 302 bbs 😂

​@ShowofForce 9:00 In case villain xraises flop with all 2pair+ hands, also with too many Ax hands (esp. In case we cbet flop fast with our hand, villain could easily ecpect a rangebet from our end and xraises more mergy than gto),while bluffcatching otr primarily with straightblockers vs very polarising size. This could lead to the result villain either having overproportionally A2/A3 (river folds) compared to A6/A7/A8 (potential river calls) Seems like i'm missing something, i don't play NL cashgame and have no idea about villains gto preflop defending range vs 3x rfi..

Amazing stuff man, ty!

Why do you choose your nationality as Chinese?

Very good video !!!

"showing that God really doesn't like short stackers" lmao

We need more videos bro

TY!

My ballers hurt.

sory but, if they are betting pot, we need to win 30% to be break even right? doesnt that mean that we need that he have 30% of bluffs combos compared with his value combos?

Still baller

thank you and

Baller just got found your Channel love your content!

good hand selection, this 6d blocks straights; sets 44,55 he can flop xraise and you can see 2 pair is bluffcatchers for him( a7 fold, a4 fold etc), only a9 ok, so he call you with a9 (but some 3bet pre, maybe xraise turn) so a9 not full freq, and this a9 is like <5% of range, and other 95% is very tough decision and can fold. nice hand

How did you not realise that a Q is a straight on turn while discussing villains range lol

BALLER

Loved the video!

Whats the largest we go with AK/AQ river? Pot? Slight overbet?

great video as always sir

Love this approach, super interesting analysis!

Bluffing in high-stakes poker, especially with $20,000 on the line, requires a deep understanding of your opponents, table dynamics, and betting patterns. It’s not just about the cards but reading the situation and leveraging your table image. While a bluff can be a powerful tool, it's crucial to pick the right moments. Timing, discipline, and psychology are key in making a big bluff successful.

Nice video brotha

keep blessing us:)

I stopped at #9:14 and I realize the only reason why to deviate on bluffing instead of checking is: 1)opponent assumptions 2) overfolds river 3)blocking calling range

Funniest part is ChatGPT recommended spending 20k at an Elite Poker bootcamp, is this subtle advertisement for the future? 🤔

A $20k bluff is still a better use of money than attending a Tony Robbins seminar.