When The Best In The World Punts Like A Fish

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[@BenaBadBeatPoker]

such a great video. edit is so clean too ❤️

[@saulocostapoker]

Thanks buddy!

[@pablocuevas1052]

Cai na brincadeira du call T high

[@technofeeling2462]

this linus guy is a well known fish

[@philippedemay6026]

you got me so hard with the call on the river.. i was like what his on drug or something.. amazing;P

[@FiroRosso]

This is just street poker with GTO ideas. Check on the flop could be Linus having a read that villain stabs too much or with too weak of a range on the flop, so he can check raise aggro. The fact that villain checked back with JJ it's most likely always a stab probably gives more credit to the idea that when villain stabs he's more likely to be bluffing than value betting. The turn bet is a mistake but not because of balance or range construction ideas, but because villain won't fold enough given how wet the board is (any flush draw, any ten, any ace, two pairs, top pairs, etc can call in position against big sizings.) so the best sizing is the small one where you target the hands that can't call under any circumstances while keeping yourself safe yourself with bluffs that can be bad on a suspicious runout (a club, 4-straight, river pairing face card) The river is where the street poker begins. It's a blank and villain has not shown any strenght so far, hence he should be very weak. That's why we cannot expect villain to put money in for us and that's why the solver bets big himself. Our checking range after bombing the turn should be comprised of hands that give up and a few very strong traps to not fold 100% range, so if you think about it against that kind of range you wouldn't even bet a hand like QJ or even KJ because AK wouldn't be on the checking range, so you would either face a fold or a check-jam. That's why the small bet doesn't make sense for the solver: You're just letting villain out for cheap when he should be put to the test against a massive bet. However, if Linus believes villain has a tendency to overbluff vs. block bets (then again, given the runout and action, villain has to be extremely careful with his value bets, which makes it more likely that he will overbluff.) then we can come to the conclusion that if we hold a hand that blocks the only combos that should be raising then we should be getting enough fold equity on our jam to justify doing it. Solvers play street poker, the reason why it's balanced it's because they know each other's strategy perfectly and the solution that comes out of it is just how much bulls**t they can get away with against the other player.

[@yanickchrist2719]

High stackes poker has a lot of leveling in it. Maybe linus didn‘t want to play gto but tried to exploit his villans. Eitherway great video and analysis. Enjoy the game

[@stewart-J]

saulo has the highest level theory on the net, i commend you sir

[@saulocostapoker]

Thank you for the compliment mate

[@Rechnerstrom]

Of course, if you call off with T high and win it completely demoralizes the opponent. 😃

[@1312Mork2]

Give your editor a raise! Sick content

[@saulocostapoker]

He's gonna like reading that!

[@maxlacerdaviverdepoker]

Insane video my friend. Huge congrats!! The quality is absurd!

[@saulocostapoker]

Thanks my friend, really appreciate it ❤

[@Zaytsev167]

Яндекс переводчик стал лучше, спасибо за топ контент.

[@ProverbsPoker]

Editor deserves kudos for sure! When looking at the GTOW for 3 handed (but using a 6m sim), what sort of frequency changes would be happening since it's short handed but sim constructing ranges for 6m? T7s becomes more of a 3b instead of majority mix?

[@saulocostapoker]

What you are referring to is called Bunching Effect. This article covers it deeply www.holdemresources.net/blog/card-bunching-effects/. The general consensus in the poker community is that bunching is not singificant enough for you to care about it, at least when it comes to construcing cash game ranges

[@alexandermartos1092]

Nice video bro, i havea a question, hay planes de hacer contenido o abrir meta pero en español?

[@saulocostapoker]

Hey mate. Not at the moment, no :/

[@wevertonsoaresdossantos1405]

Muito obrigado !! CONTEÚDO PERFEITO !

[@saulocostapoker]

Valeu Weverton! Tamo junto

[@RyanSpicer]

great

[@DerangedAussieMan]

First

[@IgorEffectsOficial]

AMAZING! 😃😃😃😃

[@AllielIll]

What a fish! He needs to take your course

[@saulocostapoker]

Yes! Linus if you are watching this, go to saulocosta.poker/lowstakes-blueprint. You're welcome!

[@beepurplepoker6839]

GREAT vid as usual

[@saulocostapoker]

Thanks mate

[@MIZRg2G7HA]

is it a punt in practice? thats the question, gto world is irrelevant

[@saulocostapoker]

What do you think?

[@philippedemay6026]

how gto is irrelevant explain that? i pretty much think ur trolling right now with ur question

[@MIZRg2G7HA]

@@philippedemay6026 theory of the spot is important but you can see they are not using the same ranges on the river like in the gto world, llinus is overbluffing or using wrong blockers, maybe the gto punt is ev+ in practice, or a massive ev punt even worse than gto ev

[@dariomladenovski7047]

so this is poker now? everyone is just copying solvers and playing like robots, these soulless nerds killed the game

[@saulocostapoker]

You can play for fun without them Dario! It's just that when it comes to playing poker professionaly, it makes more sense to use them

[@HasNoName69]

100k hands in 8 years? Or its not his graph?

[@gavilanu]

that's because poker is a lie, nobody is actually winning money

[@phrog6073]

@@gavilanu i agree. all the professional poker players make money from working at mcdonalds in secret, gavilanu is one of the smartest people of all time, even Einstein cant rival him

[@phrog6073]

linus has much more in winnings then this graph so im guessing its either just a small sample he posted on some forum

[@happypill6195]

@@phrog6073 they make money rom selling courses and being sponsored by the big companies. Less then 1% of poker players make more then 50k a year. That means you have a better chance of becoming rich doing anything else. you can keep beliving in this false dream...but i suggest finding something else to do with your time

[@saulocostapoker]

It's just his graph from one site (GG Poker). He plays many others, like PokerStars and WPN