I River Quads And Opponent Bets Into Me!!! - Kyle Fischl Poker Vlog Ep 160 

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I wish. That happened a few weeks ago

You can screen record clips playing on you computer or digital download movies that you own to your computer and cut it that way.

I add it all together as, I play enough where the rack back is somewhat owed. Like if I played in a time racked or membership based club my win amount would be a lot higher as I am very active, play and win a lot of hands, so 8$ a had before tip defiantly adds up.

It is 12 for the PLO double board. 6 for regular hands.

@@AtownOriginal I mean you can say this, but I am literally staring at GTOx right now haha. As for the "why", especially in position, this just isn't true, and if BB really does continue 3bet range (e.g. AJs, AQo, wheel aces) then we are printing. I am staring at the output on my other monitor, not sure what to tell ya

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For sets+ I feel like in lower stakes games, your opponents do not have bluff at the correct frequency. They are almost never going to bluff raise you and continue barreling. Some players also over fold top pair or middle pair to aggression because they feel they don't have a nutted hand (my next video I raise in an A high board get AK to fold / Raise on a K high board get KQ to fold (ridiculous from GTO perspective)) Additionally I am balanced in my bets vs check call. This video specifically I just c bet with QQ on 8 high board and just win. Sometimes I bet, sometimes I check call. Possible check call more often than is optimal. Will definitely give you that.

@@kylefischl6841That analysis is valid, it is just that for me, a good rule-of-thumb is that I never respond to passiveness/weakness by being passive myself. I’d prefer to just punish them by punking them with aggression until they respond with the proper stickiness/aggression. Like, force them to make them reconsider their TPTK folds so then when they finally make their stand, they run into bottom set. Like, with the set of 5s hand, you were in position. I can’t imagine ever wanting to check a hand like bottom set back on a straightening board like that. Too much value to be had and enough to protect against, and the pot is just simply way too small to be worried about balancing you “check back” range. That seems like an over-correcting balance.