Highstakes Heads Up vs LlinusLLove - He Really is Mental 

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for deception, some times lets say you call a 3bet in position with AK preflop, and some times you 4bet it.

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You're almost always raising a hand that's ahead of the value range. K7o is good as a bluff catcher but he needs some river bluffs with removal effects rare/strong enough to match with the value portion to be balanced

Lmao what raise folds that K7 doesnt beat does Charlie ever have at that spot? Literally none, so why again is it a good 3bet bluff candidate?

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its a mix vs 15bb and always call vs normal size?

Yeah A7o is fold, A8o is the mix there - although at the lower stakes they think 72o is call there HU 🤣

it's mix vs 4x 3bet, but it's pure fold vs 6x 3bet

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@@DanZeshan thanks pal

Really?

@@TeeheeTennessy you missing charie beatdowns by Llinus

@@technofeeling2462 Lol no, it's a carry on from the last video I posted. Trolls be trollin'

donking 25% can work as King favours Charlie. However Charlie also has many Tx or second pairs and needs to protect his range vs 2 barrel bluffs.

are you talking about 17:18? Can someone interpret Linus possible rationale pls?

I think 34hh is one of the few hands that he goes bet, check, bet with, and he's using it to balance out some of the times he hits value taking the same line,

JT could certainly take this line as well as maybe some other full houses that also play sometimes play this way. It's such a sick spot to bluff and nearly everyone will not bluff here, so a good player may just put the IP player on a full house and fold a straight. A low-frequency bluffing range ensures that you will not be exploited by players capable of making such folds.

i don't think there can be found many other reasons than to balance out his future raising range in similar spots.

It was for value. I don't remember how the hand went exactly, but I understand you are confused about a raise with a mediocre flush on that board. There's a big difference in how to play these kinds of spots in high stakes and in lower stakes. In lower stakes it would be a call most likely, and in high stakes it could be a raise for value, since the opponent will call with non-club hands as bluff-catchers.

@@kristianemilgaardenvinkel7188 Sure but maybe it's worth having another look at the hand then to see how it went on previous streets. From how it was played throughout there's a good argument to call the river raise based on the choice to open up such a situation. It's an even better spot for Linus to raise than in K7 hand.

He’s value raising vs sets 2p and qx

@@Yessirdo surely a set or two pair wouldn't call a raise or even value bet river so aren't you then only getting called by better?

What time?

My guess is that Charlie and linus know optimal bluffing frequency a little better than you 😂

Pretty sure that the opp didn't have much of a showdown value but worked out perfectly for Charlie.

That "repping bluffs" i never understood on the hight stakes meta from some players. It wont be wiser to exploit other players when u feel they are weak "reading bluffs"(rebluffing or betting strong when they are weak)? That bluffs means throwing money from my point of view long term As the way charlie played the hand he has 5x Kx missed FD or some random bluffs. Dont get the point of turning K7 on that spot into a bluff since u got value against all random bluffs, missed FD, some combo draws as 67, 88 turned into a bluff (but sometimes that hand is on the call range of charlie pn the river). And if he is really Vb and Charlie has a king (ure holding and u block) some of the times charlie has a 5x on his range, which it means there is no reason to turn that hand into a bluff specially having the 7 of spades there, which also means charlie has less missed FD combos on the river. So the play from Linus is weird cause that K7 would play calling or folding imo. And actually his line looked like more as a boat than other thing, Charlie doesnt know that llinus is holding a seven Charlie will think he has a boat or he is bluffing. Turning that hand into a bluff bc u have a blocker seems to me not very clever since first of all u have to think what hand is the other guy raising with, and specially when your line doesnt make any sense. Thats why just call (cause u have enough SD value against some of charlie ranges bluffs) if u think Charlie is bluffing or fold if u think he is not.

Why?

@@technofeeling2462 because Boo Jay said so. and because he is posting trolly comments. see above

Link?

its not dubbed, actually

i also completely dont get it... reraise was also small compared to charlies bet

He probably thinks Charlie is bluff-raising river waay too much with 7x/8x blockers, which he doesnt even beat, and if thats the case then shoving is better than folding because of all the raise-folding Charlie is doing, but I dont know if Charlie IS actually overdoing that though.

i suspect 70 is possible from the best hu players but by charlies own admission he hasnt played that much hu so my estimate would be 60-65

This is very dependent on the structure of the hu sngs

If we're talking hypers I think even 57 is really hard ro attain

@@fabianroberntz3545 you are right, it was the ones with 75BB I am talking about. normal is the speed name on PS I believe. hypers wouldnt be surprised if 54 is the cap.

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LOL...you just go broke with trips at these stakes. In NL10 you can snapfold to that shove..

@@BigDaddyGee85 Explain why linus had K7

@@Craig-wb4hc he blocks a K and straights..but as charly said..he is top of his Range with a 5 there

That was a bad play by Linus w K7, only folds he ever gets were bluffs that beat by his K and calls from I guess 100% of his value range there

charlie doesnt hold his own v linus at hu, charlie knows that

dude you saw like no hands...this video is not even considered as a samplesize. HU is about exploiting your OP over a large amount of hands... and win/lose like 3 to 4 Buy ins on average at this level i think..

no1 asked

I don't agree, I think they are fun!

@@getsnipedhockey32 no one asked for your reply

I agree sir Oliver

it's still heads up. What are you talking about?