Where your value should come from | 200NL ZOOM Play & Explain

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Timestamps
0:00 - 18:47 Theory
18:47 - Play & Explain

[@moravec481]

16:36 Did you node-lock the IP player's bluff-raising range as well? Because if not, this seems to be the main reason why the small bet frequencies decrease dramatically since these more marginal hands can just check with the confidence that they will never face a bluff.

[@MechanicsOfPoker]

@GetRichOrDieGrinding also pointed this out " I dont think you should block less vs an opponent who underbluffs river. If you nodelock IP to also never bluffraise/ thin value raise vs a block, blockbetting is going to be a very effective strategy" Ty guys for pointing that out, thats obviously the case and should have pointed that out, the player that will under bluff when checkt to will also under bluff your block and then blocking is preferred. I was a bit to focused on a point that i was trying to make which is more applicable for flop and turn play as there are future street advantages, but here block vs passive players is definitely the way to go!. I could see check getting better BB vs EPMP for example where your thin valuebets get called by better more often.

[@pokerhands13]

TheWakko, I have been following your channel almost from its beggining(from my personal account) and I think you are doing a great job with the content you produce, especially with these play and explains. What I would suggest, and I would personally love to see, but I believe other people would love to see as well, is you analyzing hands that you have played at 1knl/2knl. I rail these stakes daily in order to make content for my channel, and I believe the regulars in those stakes are pretty good. And since I really like your thought process, I would like to see it in those hands as well(which reminds me that you have analyzed your play from the past in higher stakes, and uploaded those videos on youtube, I think it was when your channel was starting). Anyway, good luck at the tables!

[@PokerFlex772]

always nice to see a new wakko video 🔥

[@RandomFunZer]

@53:15 Great video but did not elaborate more on KQss lead 3BP CO vs BTN, very interesting that OOP has to lead a lot etc.

[@PokerFlex772]

Nice theoretical intro, but I dont think you should block less vs an opponent who underbluffs river. If you nodelock IP to also never bluffraise/ thin value raise vs a block, blockbetting is going to be a very effective strategy

[@MechanicsOfPoker]

See pinned message for reply, ty for pointing it out

[@phrog6073]

hi i know its been more then half a year, but i just wanna know how you make your stars look so nice?

[@onebrl]

Thanks Rene!

[@matteosannino903]

Nicee i love this type of content, are you still playing NL 1-2K ?

[@FlummoxedCartwright]

"It feels like i already have a straight" 😂😂😂

[@NacaaKing85]

Enjoy the video but the background music is annoying.

[@justindahlhoff5107]

i know you are a good player, but this session just seems so spewy to me. so many unnecessary peels/bluff catches. people don't play like solvers, and you can see this in the hands they show up with when we bluff catch and they just have it. disclaimer: i'm a nit, but a winning nit who isn't afraid to go for it when the situation dictates.

[@sebastiansimon6357]

GTO is the biggest scam or trap for a pokerplayer lmao

[@janvdplaat3067]

Daniel would laugh at all those unexplained colours that make only sense to you. This is acacadabra and anyone who understands what these colours mean, is a pro and doesn't watch this.