How to Defend Vs. Aggression | STOP BEING RUN OVER!

[@gcsiciliano]

Great one. Correct bluff catching requires a good and clean thought process, and this video is very helpfull

[@thecryingshame]

This whole series is gold!

[@d-law868]

Man he hits the correct intro music everytime ! Love it 😍

[@Michaelperry1985]

Great work Finding Equilibrium. It appears your coaching is heading in the right direction

[@dgkula]

Best poker video ever. Please keep them coming. See you on ACR Blitz!

[@Doblou13]

Would love to see a similar video on the flip side of the coin: Aggression. Specially with bluff raises.

[@Liquorice38]

As always an incredibly informative video. Great content, you're on your way to get training sites out of business

[@ghostyff9183]

Her strat is very similar to Dan Colmans heads up sng strategy he used in the pre solver era. The same strat used against Negreanu heads up in the One Drop. Would make a cool video, he goes over said match in "Run it Back" on pokergo's KZbin. Would make a cool video.

[@ignaciopiedra1598]

Another great video. Thanks.

[@tocyounger1062]

U use drive hud??

[@rafaelamaro817]

always amazing work!

[@floyd7004]

where to get more data of pluribus？

[@dankra01]

My fianceé feels offended because of the thumbnail ;D

[@RealFactsForYou24]

Absolute gold

[@vividpsychosis8222]

Whats a good way to capture hand history for external apps to get my data when I use ACR like Ariel?

[@shadowmaniac78]

Did he really say "vis-a-vis" at 7:46? This guy is the matrix architect; confirmed.

[@flowersofsulphur5532]

Do you guys offer this kind of personal training/coaching as a service? Send me a pm if so! I'd definitely be interested.

[@Doblou13]

awesome video

[@PatrickAllenNL]

Online poker is becoming much harder, I might be your girlfriend bc of the beatings I get (online)

[@banemen27]

Sjw triggered by the title

[@MashaRistova]

says the involuntarily celibate man from his mothers basement, as he himself is triggered by women. His computer chair squeaks from being at maximum capacity as he adjusts his weight to pat himself on the back. “Women are gross! I love men ONLY! Manly men! Big bulging MALE men! Take that libs!!!”

[@MashaRistova]

You’re giving me homosexual vibes

[@gabrielvictor9065]

[@KIWI-un8fs]

And when you go up in the stakes you find people (already rich people with advanced software) playing with robots and this AI for them...ty for let this game die for the common of the mortals.

[@KIWI-un8fs]

defending is a concept that have no fucking sense in low stakes..when people can pay you off 3bets, 4bets, preflop...postflop whatever all the time with hands like 62o and still win to you. in fact i think any theory is useless in low stakes, its like playing roulette

[@neogauntlet1008]

I'm almost inclined to believe that to be true. Online I play 5nl and 10nl. 5nl it's so hard to get max value out of anyone unless you cooler someone, or vice versa. No one is calling without top pair at least. 10nl atleast you can extract value cause people are more likely to call down light or play draws. Or even float. And people think more about ranges, making bluffs more successful. And anything beyond, at least 25nl or 50nl, you can at least make it worth your while if you play a solid game. Same kind of experience in 1/2 vs 1/3+ live. 1/2 is a crapshoot, and in 1/3 you can look for spots to make money with having the nuts all the time.

[@neogauntlet1008]

But also this is kind of what the video is about

[@RosvStudios]

@@neogauntlet1008 I have a difference experience then. nl2, nl5 and nl10 is the same shit. People are calling stations, they call 3bets with shit and they flop gold. I've seen whales sitting with 700bb stacks on zoom tables. I'm just wondering how in the fuck it is possible.

[@rehorizon]

He covers this in the video. His goal is more to have her learn GTO fundamentals firstly, not to maximize profit immediately.

[@tomcads1604]

@@RosvStudios my girlfriend wanted to learn some poker just to win against her friends. I started her off at NL2 on Stars. To my massive surprise, almost every table has a guy there with the badge for 100k, 250k or even 1 million real money hands. I'm left wondering if they are just so bad that they never move up or is the win rate just too juicy at low stakes?