trelskig
2 points
muck muck muck
Sept. 28, 2015 | 2:13 a.m.
Hey friends at run it once!
I noticed that you have an open Research Assistant position in your Las Vegas office, and I would like to apply.
While you didn't exactly ask for a knowledge of every poker site known to man, I believe I know every site that has come around over the last few years. I certainly know every skin on every network or standalone site in the world today. I know more sites than Pokerscout lists and some of them are great places to pick up cash or tournament action. I keep up to date on their different rakeback levels or vip point systems.
I am also familiar with most tools that a player should have in their arsenal to beat today's games.
The point is, I know the online poker industry and I want to work in a startup like environment that would see me working on different projects in challenging environment!
While I do not have a college degree to share today, hopefully some poker players will vouch for my knowledge of the game, the poker industry, and my ability to be an asset in the future of the gaming industry!
Thanks,
Greg
Good vid, but one point I disagree with and that is your comment on the k3 2 pair hand turn bet sizing. I think it's the other way around than you said. You must actually balance your bluff range bet sizing to be bigger to protect your value range here. The reason is the hands that are calling weigh on highly kings or aces with a bigger kicker= one pair type of hands of draws with lots of outs to beat you. They have a surprisingly strong equity since if board pairs, your 2 pair hand gets counterfeited. Your sizing of around 55% pot is closer to being optimal therefore on that particular "wet" board. You really can't make it under half the pot there. Making it as small as 1/3 pot as you suggested, would be a mistake that may cost you that pot unnecessarily.
Oct. 3, 2015 | 8:06 a.m.