TriggaLos' 2nd 1 table SNG video, LIVE!!!

Here is the second 1 table SNG video. I had trouble with the audio again. However, it has since been fixed thanks to CC's Stu Unger!!!

If you have any questions, let me know. Also, if there is anything you want to see in a future video, please let me know as well.

If you haven't seen the first video you can access it here.


You can watch the full video on vimeo.com
http://vimeo.com/7673957

You can download the video from megaupload.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=N8OFE5DM

And the video is also in 9 parts on youtube below.

Enjoy

Looking forward to this CHAMP

In the FT warm up so will watch a little later on.

Thanks again for doing these for us

U said to let you know if we wanted to see nething else in a video..

I like to play six handed micro sitngos so if u wouuldnt mind trying your hand at that id like to see ur strategy

Also in buyin game so when iam done i will be watching this one u just made as well

You're welcome, buddy


I dont play 6 max, not sure I would be the best person to do a video on that. I might, just play one and shoot a video while I do it. Don't know how good the video will be, but I'll think about it.

alright champ.. thanks

What software do u use to record these videos? im thinking about recording every one i play so if i go out, i can more easily determine what i did wrong. Ill give myself a play by play.

The software used to record the videos is Camtasia Studio 6.

Another great video CHAMP

I especially enjoyed the live aspect of it. it was great seeing & hearing your decision process as it happened. Your reads were spot on more times than not ( QQ was awesome).

I thought your control of the table once it got 5 handed with raising sizes & positional steals set the pace for your positive results!!!!!

Thanks again for providing so much information to help improve our game .

Good game Trigga!
Congrats on the win and thank you for making these, they do help.
I guess I should stop setting the time aside to watch my soaps while I play.

Great video Trigga,It was very enjoyable.Our styles are different so i like hearing your explanations of why you do things.

Keep up the good work Players Champ!



Snow

You bet buddy, thanks for the kind words. I enjoy making the videos and as longs as people are finding them helpful, I'll continue to make them.

I did another video that shows how to use the one table SNG strategies on the final table of the CC FTP freeroll. The thread to that video is below.
http://www.cardschat.com/f53/tpc-final-table-video-cc-ftp-164117/


You're welcome. Whenever you are playing poker and doing something else, like watching TV, you are never playing your A game!!!


Thanks Snow, yep there are many styles of play that are profitable.

If you are a newer player, read what some of the vets have to say and find a style that works for you.

Great Video. It was better seeing you do it live.
If you watch their betting you can tell witch ones have a hand.

Yeah, it's easy to tell, when you get to see the hole cards.

Another great vid Trigga! That was a great move early with QQ, really awesome. Please make more vids, if you do I'll surely watch

Thank you JL, as long as people continue to get something out of them, I'll continue to make them. And now that I've got the audio issues fixed, the future videos will be a lot better!!!

enjoyed the video a lot trigga.. i felt kinda strange about the hand with the 55s though...i felt that was an example of why calling a bet if you re not gonna call a bet on the next street? he gave u good odds, but not good enough ones to hit yout set in case your behind.. so i thought either raise or fold.. or like you said leading out might have been an idea...

whats your opinion in retrospect..??

again, great video..

Thanks mrjohnson, and great question!

In the video I said I played that 55 hand bad from the start. A few hands before that I took a pot down with JJ from the SB when I lead out on the flop, then I did a steal with AToff from the button and then I got the 55 hand UTG.

Now we were five handed, and I was chip leader, in retrospect, I probably should have just folded preflop. Why? Because we are five handed, I still have four players left to act behind me. So, with that raise, I'm either going to win the blinds, get called and hope a bunch of overs don't flop or one of the short stacks is going to shove over the top of me.

I really didn't want to call a shove with 55 there. I'm a strong believer in never open limping a pot. So, I believe the correct move is to just fold the hand preflop. The second option was to min raise and then lead out against him and hope that A didn't hit him. He was folding 80% to flop bets so if he missed the flop he is folding, that would have been cheaper for me in the long run.

When I played that hand, I checked the flop, assuming he would check behind or bet if he hit something. I wasn't expecting such a small bet from him, so to be honest, I was kinda confused. Part of my thought process was, if I call here and he doesn't have anything, we might be able to check it down and get to the showdown cheap. A lot of these passive players will do that, take a stab at a pot, get called and then shut down. I was kinda hoping he would do the same, and that's not what happened. So, like I said, just a poorly played hand by me. You'll never play every hand perfect, you just need to make sure when you make mistakes, they don't cost you a huge portion of your stack.

great videos T


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Thanks