6 Suited Connectors Tips Postflop | SplitSuit Poker

[@ThePokerBank]

Since draws rarely hit, you NEED to know the math behind bluffing. This workbook lays it out for you: www.splitsuit.com/postflop-poker-workbook

[@Handjinson]

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[@ThePokerBank]

Welcome!

[@GabrielCriado-ts3dd]

This is incredible. Thank you!

[@ThePokerBank]

You're very welcome, Gabriel!

[@stylin40s]

On your last tip, people just need to remember that fortune favors the bold and if you get a hero call, take it as a sign of respect, from your opponent, for your game. You can't hero call straight forward players, only players whom you deem good enough to find some bluffs.

[@jjsbluz6081]

Thx once again sir!❤

[@ThePokerBank]

You're very welcome!

[@DonTrump-sv1si]

Good stuff Mr Sweeney. Can you give some info on the hybrid, NL, spread game in Washington State? Its tough to get info on this game and I was wondering how much of the NL info you give relates to this game. If youre not familiar its 1-3, $300 max bet limit.

[@ThePokerBank]

Tyty! I've only played that game format a few times (at Muckleshoot), but the biggest change is on later streets where $300 bets become smaller and smaller percentages of the total pot size. IME, this didn't impact the game in a huge way at $1/$3.

[@brettmorton6513]

Got your work book James, excited to get started even though my brain is a little slow on math. Can e contact you w questions? Ty, Brett

[@ThePokerBank]

Cheers Brett! For questions, I would suggest using the Discord as replies are much faster and the community is super sharp. redchippoker.com/discord and look for the #splitsuit-workbooks channel =)

[@brettmorton6513]

Ok ty James! Quick question if I may, what part of the world do you live, and do you do private coaching? I guess thats 2 ,sorry lol

[@ThePokerBank]

@@brettmorton6513 in Ohio (USA). And I do private coaching, but I'm not currently taking on new students given my schedule

[@professorvegas]

Cool deck of cards! Where did it come from????

[@ThePokerBank]

It's the Sirius B deck. Not sure if they are still available since they were a limited run iirc.

[@jacobfrank9033]

Thank you!

[@ThePokerBank]

You're welcome!

[@JimCarel]

Sensationell

[@senster7717]

How do you like those horseshoe chips? I was thinking about getting some.

[@ThePokerBank]

They feel and look solid - no complaints from me.

[@EmmaElizabethPrice]

Did i play 6 7 suited diamonds correctly? because i am really angry. it's a 5 seated tournament. Dealer > small blind $2million > big blind $4million > Me calls with 6D7D > player next to me calls > dealer calls ------- and then ------- player next to dealer goes all in with $180 million chips > player next to him calls > Me folds hand > folds > dealer folds. The player that went all in had pocket Q Q and the player next to him and me had pocket J J. Flop 4C 3C 3H Turn 5S River KH. i would have won against them both. it was a $2 billion tournament on Zynga Poker by the way. i know it's not real money but i still want to know if i played my hand right. Did i make the right decision to fold my hand?

[@johnnyBuz072]

I know the answer to every question is "it depends," but say you bet $70 into $80 on the turn (less the $7 rake), got called, and now had a $220 pot on the river. Are you thinking of an overbet as something like $280-300 into $220, or a more than 2x overbet of $450?

[@ThePokerBank]

Something around 1.5x pot is usually a nice and easy number. But you're 100% correct that "it depends" =)

[@johnnyBuz072]

@@ThePokerBank easy to calculate the mental math on 1.5x as well ;)

[@EricSmyth4Christ]

Thx 🙏

[@ThePokerBank]

You're very welcome Eric!

[@JimCarel]

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