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Hi all,
The title is pretty explanatory, but I'm curious how you decide whether to have a check/raise range on a particular flop?
My assumptions are that position and board texture will greatly affect whether we have a check/raise range or not, but not entirely sure how they interact.
For example, should we have a check/raise range on these boards and if so, at what positions?:
-- 422r
-- 6d7d8h
-- Q52r
If anyone can reference any videos or give some theory/rationale, that would be great!
May 18, 2018 | 3:32 a.m.
Hey Paul, liked this introduction to live poker. I had a question in terms of how we are supposed to play differently postflop. Are we supposed to check-back the bottom of our range multiway on draw heavy boards like we would in a HU pot, or are we more inclined to bet?
If we raise 4x - 5x in HJ with AsTd and we get called by BU, SB, and BB and flop is Ah4c5c, should we be c-betting or checking?
May 17, 2018 | 5:15 p.m.
Hey Nick, thanks for making the video.
Completely new to PLO so I have a pretty basic question.
You mention that AA63r is better to played multiway with high SPR but u also mention that AA combos are going to be the main 4-bets. Does this mean for AA63r we want to flat V's raises but when we raise and get 3-bet, we want to 4-bet and get it in for stacks?
May 9, 2018 | 4:32 a.m.
Hi Steve,
I tried downloading Holdem Viewer but it crashes every time I try to evaluate a range.
Are there any modern alternatives that have the same functionality?
Enjoyed the vid
One suggestion is that you create a part 2 vid where you run different scenarios and shoe what range you would use in that spot. You could make it "pause here" type of video that will let the audience test their knowledge
July 21, 2018 | 6:01 a.m.