You're a Bunch of Factors

Check this out.

Some decent info from a guy who obviously knows his stuff.

Is 35 minutes long so click play and then pause it until it has pretty much finished downloading, set your sound cards equaliser to 'vocal' and crack open your beverage of choice.

I'll see if I can chase up parts 2 and 3 as well.

You can view the second video here.

This one is 42 minutes long.

cardacademy
stoxpoker
twoplustwo forums
there are heaps out there.

*bookmarks for later*

The ones I posted are from Cardrunners.com

Free rego on their site, has a pretty good hand history replayer (but only works with 2 or 3 different sites at the moment). That'd be great for you benny the cunt

i looked at the first one, pretty good

u had to register to view part 2 and i cbf

The 1st one is better than the 2nd one from a 'what you should/should not do' point of view.

The hand replayer they use in the vids is the one they have for use on their site once you reg. It's dead easy to use too. Reg is quick and easy, not even a verification email needed.

I can't see that third vid as yet.

1st one covers start of tourney to kick in of the antes.
2nd covers start of antes to just inside the cash bubble.
3rd one assumedly covers inside the bubble to final table/victory.

Different guys in different tourneys for each vid.

BigPete33 wrote: has a pretty good hand history replayer (but only works with 2 or 3 different sites at the moment). That'd be great for you benny the cunt

lol i am so checking that sh*t out

the first vid was really really good.

i think i tend to slow play too often, and his comments on this were excellent

yep agree benny the cunt, u really need to try and get chips into the pot so the hands u win actually pay off, nothing worse then flopping the nuts and it gets checked all the way down and u know any bet will result in everyone folding

steve_g wrote:yep agree benny the cunt, u really need to try and get chips into the pot so the hands u win actually pay off, nothing worse then flopping the nuts and it gets checked all the way down and u know any bet will result in everyone folding

especially the passive players that will call you down with bottom pair, but will check behind if you check. and if they call the on every street, you might even be able to get them committed on the river and take all of their chips.

i think in a lot of circumstances a min bet or anything up to half a pot bet is enough to keep people in the hand, and for them to still think you are weak

and you get value.

ill definitely take this on board


now, does anyone have videos on getting people to fold when i re-raise them on my semi-bluff?