$100,000 GTD ! BENCB PARTY POKER DEEP RUN | LIVE PLAY

[@RaiseYourEdge]

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[@fitnessbusinesssuccess7177]

Thank you for 9 tabling, makes the viewing experience much better!

[@RaiseYourEdge]

only for you guys

[@abhaychowdhery8405]

He was being sarcastic you donk

[@ReneButterstollen]

i just love those little table-position corrections all the time :)

[@RaiseYourEdge]

poker players and there rituals right ;)

[@Mvdd1]

The moment when ben went for something to drink and I want to take the action as it were mine tables was hilarious xdd

[@RaiseYourEdge]

sounds holarious :) glgl at the tables

[@erikw113]

Bro the multi tabling is insane. True master at work.

[@RaiseYourEdge]

thanks buddy

[@ScottHedley]

These liveplays are the nuts

[@RaiseYourEdge]

im very glad that you can see the value in the videos

[@kristijanspasovski3087]

I'd like to ask about what video are u talking about in 27:50 where u say u cover more about BB defending multyways. Ty

[@RaiseYourEdge]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpaWfmyCipl3mNU There is also a part 2

[@ankitwadhawan3188]

Thank you so much for these videos bencb. Lots of things to learn. A great coaching session before i play my session. Keep them coming. Also with lex. Power to you man🌟🌟🌟

[@RaiseYourEdge]

im glad you like it and got some value out of it. glgl at the tables

[@ankitwadhawan3188]

Raise Your Edge plus ev for sure haha. Please keep them coming. Thank you and glgl beast 🌟🌟🌟

[@TheGrmek]

What is his name on partypoker? I cant see..

[@iscoalacaron4276]

I heard that in a blog from minute 50 you talk about the latereggen - steffen sontheimer said that you reduce negative edge but of course just increase the variance

[@iscoalacaron4276]

so i guess i could be the better way for bad playes right ?

[@t00mgoos]

hi Ben, at what stack size would you consider limp-shoving low pocket pairs (22-66) in small/big blind scenario? Is this the optimal play at around 25-30 bb??

[@RaiseYourEdge]

yeah around 30bb is perfect!

[@yofoxjoke]

is it possible to see what my opponents mucked in partypoker in fastforward cash？

[@RaiseYourEdge]

havent checked that out yet, but on pokerstars there is a new version were you can see al the mucked cards

[@jaminyaface]

Nice to see one of the best in have a rough Sunday too!

[@RaiseYourEdge]

it is completely normal do have a bad day you cant always run hot

[@ap6342]

jaminyaface well that bad sunday ended with a 40k win in the party highroller 😃 shows that you just need to keep the right mindset and focus and grind it out till the end even on rough days 💪🏼

[@rock.paper.scissors.]

Fantastic content (as usual). Noticed that the video description includes links to the videos that have been taken offline, might be worth removing it to avoid confusion in the future. Looking forward to more of these :)

[@RaiseYourEdge]

thanks buddy!! gonna provide you guys with great content, stay tuned

[@PAomaiordomundo]

I dont think that the J9o call from pessagno vs your JTs is a bad call, your range consists in medium PP and suited broadways , so around 7% you probably shove JJ+ so you have 66-TT, 98s, T9s, JTs, QTs+. KTs+, ATs and AJs, AQo and KQo. Your check shove range in a 977 board is basically TT for value and maybe T9s and 98s for value/ deny eq from EP villain range, for semi bluff you have two overs and flush draw and two overs and gut shot (JTs), villain EP cbet is super standard and he is going to do with 100% of his range , pessagno is going to defend around 30-40% and your range only hits this board around 30%. It all comes down how wide the first opener cbet v 2 people and what does it open in that position, if he opens around 27% of his range and has a cbet of around 70%+ and v2 60%+ he should call even with your jam, also he has 10BB so if he is in a spot ok for gamble he is goin to take it.

[@RaiseYourEdge]

I am not shoving any medium pair here. I shove strong FDs that against his J9 at least have 1 overcard + flushdraw but most of the time 2 overcards and/or a gutshot. I would also shove my 7x hands since there is a fd present. Given that the board is paired and there is still UTG involved and will call overpairs he is drawing to 2 outs if he is behind and flipping if he is ahead. This is clearly a mistake :)

[@eazymonroe5807]

great content as always Ben...you have an advice for partypoker grinders, now that they have banned using HUDs completely...it just began to be my most profitable sites...now I think about leaving PP...no HUD and playing online is like playing naked live haha

[@RaiseYourEdge]

you will figure it out buddy keep grinding

[@Jeroeny]

Hey Ben, thnx for the video! Bought the Bounty course last week but still grinding your KZbin vids as well! At 32:58 middle bottom table with QTs. I thought you would always x back your strong draws because you don't want to face a x/jam with it. And b/f your weaker draws. Here for example. Do you consider QT a strong draw? Because I would. 2 overcards and a gutshot. Hands like J7s and T6s(except spades) would be better b/f right?

[@RaiseYourEdge]

Against his range consiting of a ton of AQ AK that checks a flop, QTs has a ton of equity and I dont want to bet/fold here thus we should check back a ton here. On the river I know that he likes to herocall with A high in these spots and I have an easy check back.

[@RaiseYourEdge]

I would probably bet QJ on the flop and some KTs/KJs with bd fd

[@WrldFamousPlus1]

Thank you

[@RaiseYourEdge]

you are welcome ;)

[@vegard004]

why dont u play in vegas? wouldnt it be higher ev for you to start playing high rollers?

[@RaiseYourEdge]

i want to concentrate on the company and putting out valuable content for others and playing the tour is also very time consuming and tiring but maybe i will join some events in the future.

[@Festivaal_]

Ty Ben. This is very helpful.

[@RaiseYourEdge]

happy to hear that good luck my friend

[@ramondolz7796]

Nice video, how many buy ins you should have in your bank? For tournaments

[@RaiseYourEdge]

there are a lot of theory's 1-3% of your bankroll should be your buy in but of course you can take shots.

[@andresantana7876]

at 5:32 why don't you cbet the K6s on 5J5 board, top left corner table ? because he still has more 5x hands than you ? what would be your cbet range on that board ? thanks for another video, keep up the good work !

[@davidholden5189]

Buy the master course and have all your wildest questions answered.

[@davidholden5189]

But studying his style. I'm gonna guess one of two reasons. A lot of back door equity that doesn't wanna bet fold. Or also when u play 1234565432 tables at a time. You occasionally miss a Cbet.

[@davidholden5189]

And also just having a lot of showdown value vs bb range

[@btrading4996]

hey ben what software do you use to make party poker chips into blinds tks

[@TheQueenOfRebhuhn]

BTRADING ChipsIntoBlindsMaker 3

[@flush7576]

@BTRADING Hi Bro is starshelper.net/

[@btrading4996]

link?

[@btrading4996]

doesnt stars helper work only for pokerstars? i

[@weh_chris]

It's PartyCaption

[@pokerijuttuja8928]

I try to avoid 1k spins, but they still run on evenings CET. I guess when the action is hot to get games run and not split people (fishes) too much between 500s and 1ks. And you can limp in even 92o 12bb deep if your opponent does not ISO raise or ISO shove combined over like 30%. VBV1990 is considered the best HUSNG player and he can limp even 72o 10bb if he thinks opponent plays passive enough

[@DaoBeat]

Also fishes too often fold to cbet in limped pots HU

[@ciroguimaraes3931]

Niice video as always Ben! Finally you're using bb's rather than stacks @ party, so much better !

[@RaiseYourEdge]

it was strange at the beginning but actually very helpful

[@MultiChaim]

Sick how ugly you ran this session, but also great to see how you handle it and stay on your A game !!! Thx for the post !! Eager for the next vid ))

[@RaiseYourEdge]

you need to stay focused and bad beats are part of the game you just need to learn to deal with them

[@jukhan704]

honestly, just play 12 tables, I enjoyed it. Complainers represent the minority

[@RaiseYourEdge]

we are going to mix it up in the future

[@srdjanstanimirov3926]

Hello Bencb I want to ask you if you can explain me why do you go all in with 22 ( 12:51)? In my opinion is not well played I hate to risk with 22 "all in" especially in that position. Just want to know why we should go all in on that spot? Thank you very much, you are the best player in my opinion ever in poker. And big respect for you because I have learn a lot of things from you.

[@MultiChaim]

Sergio the all in is for 2,5 bbs, so its dead money we pick up from cutoff with a pair... from early position we fold of course, but with our stack we jam wirh any pair from highjack +

[@RaiseYourEdge]

exactly @chaim! Sergio, it is not about what you dont like, it is about what the math says. With all the deadmoney and against UTG who will shove at least 35%+ of his range, we have enough equity and we only have 8bb. So a good spot to ishove and most of the time we are flipping which is good given our stacksize.

[@jankot280]

I paused when I noticed this spot (so I wasn't effect oriented ) because I thought it is marginal spot and then I saw that big blind has 2,3 bb which I thought made this spot unprofitable. So I run HRC calulations with winner takes all (chip ev) and it turns out that in case the big blind would have bigger stack like 11 bb, 22 would generate +0.01 bb so it would be marginal especially it isn't actually winner takes all situation so if we would concider ICM (like I also did approximately for ITM) it would make this spot -EV. And it is about -0.27bb when taking ICM consideration (aproximate) and that BB has 2,3bb stack and should not fold any hand there. Anyway it is a great video with LOADS of usefull knowledge!

[@mikkel8861]

The J9T7 rainbow Hand is not an open and def not a call to a 3bet.

[@RaiseYourEdge]

thanks for the feedback!

[@louisniel5648]

At 22:00 the QJs on the bounty 530, shouldn't you shove the river as a bluff instead of betting around 40%pot? Because you would want to bet your value hands with all in sizing right to get the bounty? I know we dont need to be balanced in these kinds of spots, but dont you think in a bounty builder an opponent can read into this sizing pretty easily and make alot of hero calls with (66,88,99).

[@RaiseYourEdge]

No, think about the range you are attacking. His Khighs and flushdraws and underpairs. I would also bet with this sizing some value hands.

[@louisvanniel6865]

Raise Your Edge Oke that make sense what value hands would you have there a5 a4? Thanks for the reply and keep crushing everything!