Playing Against The MOST AGGRESSIVE Player || Every Hand Revealed - Part 2

[@LexVeldhuisTV]

Do you have any questions about the hands? Let me know 👇

[@adrianoalves20]

The K9ss hand CO x BTN, range wise I thought it should be a bet on the flop since you have stronger AX hands. So I didn´t understand it. Did you check because you hit the 9? Also do you think ot´s viable to check call turn or since it´s a draw heavy board it´s just better to get valeu from his possible AX right away?

[@barrykrishna9981]

What software are you using to review the hands? I have poker tracker but is this on the standard software or an additional thing from them?

[@conephompany]

who's the other half of this podcast/video?

[@MaximusMerideus]

8:14 - Lex, I thought the A and K flops are good for the aggressor because we have more A and K's pre opposed to the caller who would 3bet a lot of Ax? If we were IP would we bet the Ad9d3c flop or still a check? Thanks-

[@OlavdeViking]

I would love to know how to play turns on the last hand. The 66 on the double broadway board

[@joseinasot]

This content is gold to me, thank you and keep it up Lex!

[@LexVeldhuisTV]

tyty

[@handballarczi5558]

Seems like BBZ analysis is misedited for the first hand, 77 instead of K9s

[@soocool78]

its because he's doing deep anlysis of K9 but is showing the history of hands review with that opponent so that it is relevant for the analysis to come. Threw me off too at the start, but it does make sense edit: Revised - the video title says "showing every hand" so the video is just a focus on a particular hand, but the coaching session is showing all reviews being made

[@PoisonMaster99]

love the format, crazy value in this videos thanks lex

[@MultiChaim]

i really luv this hand review vids with Jordan... awsome ))

[@MaximusMerideus]

8:14 - Lex, I thought the A and K flops are good for the aggressor because we have more A and K's pre opposed to the caller who would 3bet a lot of Ax? If we were IP would we bet the Ad9d3c flop or still a check? Thanks-

[@jack42011]

Love this stuff. Sometimes a bit over my head, but learning a lot and seeing improvements in my game!

[@LexVeldhuisTV]

Thanks! That's ok. Just rewatch and take new things from it.

[@jack42011]

@@LexVeldhuisTV After a few rewatches I start to get it… Beautiful game

[@barrykrishna9981]

Really good knowledge to absorb here. Excellent.

[@MeYouWhosWho]

What separates Lena, cdarwin, pads from this coaching level? Are these players on the same level as BBZ or a higher level? Follow up question if these players took coaching from BBZ would they become better or worse?

[@LexVeldhuisTV]

You mention 3 of the very very best. So I think they're a bit better at executing in certain spots, or recognize when to change from the norm. But to answer your second question yes they would 100% improve from working with Jordan.

[@pedroboueri]

do you have a link for your video playlists?

[@LexVeldhuisTV]

You can find more from this series here: kzbin.info/aero/PL_apdtY8AAF4XprBqoJxGo_Orre6qJJaA

[@ffallenaangel]

Qjestion for bbz: all A6 a7 a8 a9 OFSuited are raise pre flop? If i have more than 15 bbs. Ty

[@wompwomp7177]

I know I’m not BBZ but it depends on the stack sizes of players left to act, your stack size, your position, and your opponents tendencies. From middle to late position if your opponents don’t 3bet enough I would start to raise tons of my offsuit ace x, but be very cautious because they are blocker bluffs mostly

[@LexVeldhuisTV]

Only from cutoff and later. And some from highjack. also you can just look this up yourself

[@ffallenaangel]

@@LexVeldhuisTV ty sir!

[@pot8o117]

Thanks for video.

[@veuxd]

Could you add subtitles that are not auto generated please? Dude is talking really fast sometimes and mumbling a lot

[@Zari_OnPaws123]

Bbz is a good coach

[@D34671]

if Jordan knows what to do in every single scenario how come he doesn't dedicate all of his time to playing??? im not trying to hate, im just genuinely wondering!

[@sascha.pfeiffer]

More variance in playing than in coaching;)

[@LexVeldhuisTV]

@@sascha.pfeiffer This!

[@LexVeldhuisTV]

He is running a coaching empire where he privately coaches people for great hourly rate. Then he coaches people that share a % of their profit with him. Then he builds content that he packages and sells. And he has a $60 a month seminar business. I'm pretty sure lots of highstakes regs would be very jealous of this way of income :)

[@D34671]

@@LexVeldhuisTV i seeee, fair play

[@XanderHill101]

So I had almost exactly the same situation the other night with 66. Like you I didn't defend they showed me the hand afterwards I would have won. I saw this video after the tournament. (still to play day 2 to be fair currently 28th on chips with 312 through to day 2). It's definitely something I need to spend time on. With that said, just because I would have won that hand doesn't mean it was the wrong call, like I said its something I need to look at in more detail.

[@LexVeldhuisTV]

It's not matter if you end up winning the hand or not so don't study based on that

[@XanderHill101]

@@LexVeldhuisTV I know I think it’s marginal. I’m not sure enough people are bluffing there.

[@ffallenaangel]

Ty

[@edwardhalmarack7122]

66 started pure call then it was a fold

[@boojay7076]

Watching this just shows you how difficult the thought process with poker can be holy crap my brain hurts

[@jack42011]

And that is what I love about the game. Makes my brain overflow, and then after hearing the same stuff a few more times, it all begins to settle and take form… Just So Many Paths On The Thought Tree…….😂