dannyharts

This format is great, please do more!

Yeah I think I fold this ingame and expect people to be under bluffing this river

Flat pre, check back flop and let them bluff

I dunno we get 4:1 may as well call I guess lol, he probably has a lot of Axhh tho. vs a fish I would probably rather bet river than c/c as we can maybe(?) have KQhh KJhh and get looked up by TT JJ and I'm never folding river with so little left, plus I don't expect him to bet JJ and TT or whatever weird 1 pair hand he gets there with, and he seems unlikely to find bluffs.

I think river is kinda close too, we have a big range advantage but it's $120 into $230 giving them pretty good odds on a call. Also kinda tough as both FDs miss so we probably have a lot more bluffs in this spot and get called lighter. Maybe give up. I think I possibly check back turn as well as he is probably very rarely folding anything he called the flop with

I think this is played fine. He has 88 - JJ, AQ IMO

vs a good player I am checking back turn as our perceived range gets really polarised if we bet turn and we are near the bottom of the value part of it. checking back keeps us super wide and lets us bluffcatch a lot of rivers, lets him vbet worse on rare occasion, or we can value bet a lot of rivers.

How is flop at all close? Even his bluffs have us crushed and we have less than 10% vs his value hands

Why are you calling the flop with Q high and two backdoor draws??? We barely beat any of his bluffs and less than 10% vs his value hands. This is spew

What about being able to sort videos by stake level? As someone completely new to RIO I had literally no idea where to start (didn't know which coaches did what games etc) and had to google it, find links off twoplustwo etc.

I am probably either folding or raising turn depending on how weak villain plays in 3bet pots.

I am probably either folding or raising turn depending on how weak villain plays in 3bet pots.

There should be some sort of "Guide to RIO" page that separates videos into the must-watch series/videos for certain stakes/players and explains a bit about what the series covers

vs an opponent I know is super agro I call and call down on boards that don't bring the draws in, but especially at these stakes you can just fold pretty comfortably. Making a bad fold is a lot less expensive than a bad call (and especially a bad raise which means we only ever get called when we're losing)

I fold river unless it's someone I expect to try and take down small pots way too often, we almost always have Ax with this line

How is this a value 4b at 10NL, what are people calling 4bets with that we beat?

3bet or fold pre IMO. I want to know his stats as his postflop aggression determines our river decision.

I don't think he never has Qx here, if he's a good player why would he barrel AQ or AK when he has SDV and 10 outs? KQ I agree he bets flop with 14 outs.

He can definitely be stabbing with random air but I'd probably want some sort of read before calling this vs unknown, raising is spew. What do we rep?!

At these stakes he likely has 0 bluffs in a 3-way pot here, I am very happily folding. I think checking back flop is kinda bad because the board is so drawy and I don't expect people to get too out of line 3 ways on this board.

Possibly even fold flop because we don't have great implied odds, we have 6 outs and if we hit them the board is so scary that his overpair becomes a bluffcatcher and he shuts down with any air.

I think b/f just over half pot on the turn is probably best against all but pretty aggressive players. It's rare for people to bluffraise this type of board at 10NL. If I check back turn it's to make it look like I have Ax or a broadway and induce a river stab from floaty/agro players, so I snapcall his half pot river bet.

What are his stats? I think this deep with someone whose 3b+ range seems incredibly tight I would just flat the 4bet and be aware that I'm playing against a range with no bluffs in it. I would also consider just flatting pre depending on the stats of the two players in the pot

I would just throw in a 4bet OOP given he opened UTG, you can make it small if you want. I don't know what his stats are but assuming he is somewhat tight he probably wants to get it in pre with a lot of his UTG opening range. On the flop I wouldn't raise as this is at the bottom of the range of hands we can profitably raise for value and we have blockers to straights and straight draws. When he cold 3bets the flop he is obviously pretty strong but for 17bb you probably can't fold any pair here (not sure if this is your question)

Snap as played but not sure if I like 3betting ATC without knowing his range for MR here, when he calls our 3b we have to play a hand with very little equity that has to make 2pair by the turn or fold to any aggression.

Huh? Any Ax has top boat when the river comes another T...

"Ah, the old limp-reraise, he got me."

Insta calls

"I believed that he had a strong hand, I just didn't care because I had tens. So he did trick me in a sense."

Interesting to see that DB filter n4sty, definitely going to check that out on my own.

Really interesting to see it written out like this, am at work ATM but will review this when I get home. I like it.