How to lose $1,000 in under 2 minutes!

[@TheYero24]

I liked the style of the Review and looking forward to more videos. I learned a lot. :) nice video and gl at the Tables

[@hidude1354]

Regarding the first hand, I think once the river brings in the front-door villains move from over-defending to over-folding. Hands like KQ QJ AK are all pretty much snap-folding when the spade comes in, and most aren't nearly good enough to turn these hands into bluffs. If anything I'd go for a blockish sizing, 1/4 1/5 to get hands like AK to sometimes come along. You're also just targetting such a narrow range that I'd probably prefer to just check

[@MrDizew]

It's sick when u think about Villain's terrible equity as hand vs hand the AT vs K5 and let alone the hand vs range, which in reality is 3-4% or whatever he has OTF vs ur whole raising range :D .

[@harrycardillo8671]

Hand one, shove is just a punt.

[@raise4info829]

AK would be a pure bet for me and I would bet my entire range. The downside to playing a checking range is that it's very difficult to balance and basically always ends up being quite face up.

[@leoyuan3f]

Legendary graph

[@jackcooke2327]

not much you an really do in the first one, as played I'm check folding river. I'd be curious what the sovle does on the turn given multiple bet sizes, I do intuitively like a bigger sizing on the turn.

[@KimiiiRaikkonen]

Hand 1. I agree that this is over defended. But I’m 100% check folding river. You beat close to nothing. Everything you beat checks. Might Get value from AK or KQ.. but Even that’s hard on this runout

[@one3DoiNWoRk]

nightmare of a river card

[@Vlow52]

Pfff, I can do it in 30 sec, just need to find a lucky idiot who also goes all in and gets a full house vs my flush.