SICK River Check-Raise - $40kNL Deep GTO Wizard Analysis

[@pugsnhogz]

Uri is the Eric Rosen of poker

[@Jimmyballsthe3rd]

Nah

[@ivanwong8281]

Eric is the Uri of chess

[@leslieandclash7030]

Mixed with agadmator lol uri is not goofy at all like Eric

[@SkeeNnN]

Very cool line! Nice analysis as always also. I like that you don't focus on the many insignificant details regarding suits and such just the big picture! nh nh

[@ewanmctaggart1432]

100% agree, I love this about Uri's videos.

[@ffishcakess]

Nice hand! I like the trick of making the preferred size more extreme so we can explore this line. Always fun to learn some solver tricks. :)

[@Face_The_Void]

A lot of players who bet turn a third OOP and get there on the river with the K will bet against a perceived showdown range, including with bluffs too. Do you guys think this came into play in his decision to call the river jam?

[@gabriel-dz4vu]

"Kaledjur" would be a better nickname than "Mr. D" imo

[@jovkovskiblagojce480]

JaSamGale bluff catch fir Gorilla poker!

[@jimduggan8382]

great stuff

[@rgore55]

You say you recommend using a check only strategy versus the in position caller (you say “cold caller” in the video during your explanation for why but this is a single raised pot not a 3b pot- I don’t know if that is part of what makes this confusing) and then you go on to say on the turn that D’s range is “not really 1010-AA” but if you recommend checking full range wouldn’t he still have all the 1010-AA? Could you clarify? Thanks

[@QnixxeN]

His range is "not really TT-AA" because those hands like to size bigger on turn. Uri is assuming that D is splitting small/large sizing here. See 5:40 , it's barely using small sizings for overpairs

[@rgore55]

Ahhhh. I see. Thank you for clarifying!

[@Jacobson-dp7gg]

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