Cash Game Mastery #6 | Fighting The Wakko at 200 ZOOM

[@Michaelperry1985]

Excellent work as always Mr Carrot Corner! I really really appreciate the original KZbin content instead of using stream highlights that so many others use. Fantastic stuff!

[@The_Life_Shoequatic]

This is his greatest work yet, trueEV in the first minute, again at 6:44, at 9:37, 13:57, 17:26. Masterpiece.

[@asurp7173]

😂😂😂

[@Mwuesse]

With the Q7 boat @ 8:11 are you not supposed to overbet jam and maximise your ev against Qx?

[@HockeyManFe]

Wow, the fold on the turn with AsQs was very much surprising to me! I would always call one more card at least. But your reasoning makes sense!

[@founik]

I have started doing by myself as well in similar spots, or when playing like 250bb+ deep. It's simply not worthy of putting yourself in a such a tough spot and basically bluff catching already on the Turn, so you are bluff catching on the River again. A lot of Rivers can be bad, which will make it even harder. And if you don't have any read on the opponent I would also say that 3bet pots are underbluffed. So folding makes a lot of sense. Because the problem is, even if the guy is overplaying AK, he still got you.

[@samueltyler1805]

to those who don't own a solver, the first hand is pure x/c OTR with all AK that isn't a royal. The 1/3 bet and small raise aren't big enough to reduce our wide preflop ranges enough to want to bluff with a hand with this much showdown value

[@jackmills8361]

On the J54sss Vs the crusher Pokerbody69 himself, do you not prefer a larger turn bet given his relative inelasticity in that situation and his massively capped range?

[@hymnofashes]

Hello, I am not TheWakko, I am a regfish. I do not thank you for these battles nor wish to fight them again with you because I am an unrelated regfish.

[@lw4164]

First hand is a block on the river, 1/3 pot, puts straights in tough spots and easy fold to a raise.

[@founik]

QJ at 23:40 is played kind of weird to be honest. What are you trying to accomplish by raising? I mean you even said that. Usually extracting some more value of weaker Qx in this case and slightly out pricing draws (you even said that, you will still keep them in, but at way worse price). So to be honest with so many draws available, checking a Turn is not a good play in my very humble opinion. Just because opponent could easily decide to check back and take a free card. King is bad a card, if opponent was bluffing with KsXx he got there, if he was bluffing with AxJx he got there, J9 also got there. I would see it as check/fold or maybe block bet/fold to set my own price.

[@bshuel1274]

GTO wiz says this is a check from small blind on the flop 86%. (AKdd checks 84%) Your reasoning seems super sound in the vid however, what factors would make this spot checked so frequently instead of a range bet? maybe the fact that BB has so much air with 2 undercards and they would 3bet all of their suited Broadways that smash this flop? there is still a lot of non AK/AQ offsuit broadways in BB range although they are a relatively small portion considering it is such a wide range vs wide range scenario. It's also very possible that i babooned the sim somehow

[@bshuel1274]

talking about the first hand in the vid btw

[@bshuel1274]

FWIW river is checked by SB 70%+ and AKdd pure checks

[@williamfowl8670]

Imo, that QQ check on the river was a big mistake (I still haven't seen what villain had yet). I think this spot is near-range shove considering the amount of small suited aces in your range. I think that if you shove, you get him to fold AT, AJ, AQ, even AK enough to make it a standard spot. Also, I wouldn't have minded a shove on the river with the QJo hand.

[@8eadsy]

True EV!!

[@filip14528]

@4:00 bluff KQ, KT, QT. Dont need to bluff a 9 then?

[@junkim888]

6:38

[@alteronbalaj6179]

You seem such a big nitt!!! Wowww

[@micholly]

Fighting the frizzies: At eleven

[@albazzar]

RiskyReels is a big fish. Nice hand at the end.

[@vicious7462]

👍

[@drekonez333]

I have to disagree with how you played the K10 hand. I think you overestimate how much your tiny IP PF 3bet thins out the offsuit hands and also your small flop Cbet gets called by any gutter and any hand with a spade. I woulden't rule out that you didn't get called by AQ high with no spade. I personally would bet turn most of the time and check river, but as played i would call the river. It's for sure one of the best runouts you could ever expect to get.

[@pudelinocacalat2951]

Why do you call them strong regs. Nobody bluffs on stars