4-tabling 25NL 6max

I dont talk an awful lot, not too many interesting spots either, but I play a pretty good LAGgy style if anyone is interested. Sorry the vid is so big, not sure whats going on with that. Mustve screwed up some settings.

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Make it smaller! Ill try to download it later, cant rape my terrible dsl bandwidth now

Watching now (finally ).

On a side note about the hud - you can change the number of decimal places for each stat; should clear lots of space and make the stats easier to read.

55 at ~7:00 I think this is a call. We're both deep, he's showing good strength (better implied odds), and his reraise is small, giving us a good price.

Someone didn't watch my video compression tutorial.

I'll be interested to watch this, although I really am too scared to touch 6max seriously. Ever.

Downloading now....omg 1hour and 30minutes!

TT calldown at 13:00 is ok, I expect to see 78/56 type hands and weird bluffs enough. Still not great, but I don't hate it against that type of really aggressive postflop player.

AQ shortly after, I think that's a perfect squeezing spot. UTG is a relative unknown, but even if those stats meant something I still think it's a squeeze. Bump to like $7 and make those fish pay. I'm happy shoving any flop if called, except against utg or if we get multiway. I also fold to a 4bet/shove from utg pf.

AK at 15:40 another option is to call and actually induce calls behind you from the fish. You won't win the pot as often, but when you do win it will be for a much bigger pot since you'll keep those weaker aces and kings in and your hand will be hard to read. Not to mention AK isn't actually in great shape against that guy's range.

damn 458 mb, still ill dl it, its just huge

AJs at 16:15 well played.

J9 light 3bet shortly after is good too. Great way to exploit these guys and balance your 3betting range as well.

QQ vs the nit is standard, I get it in w/o fistpump there.

A4o I don't like limping the SB there

AJ at 25:00 I don't cbet that flop, it just nails his range and we'll see tons of floats with ace high/king high and other crap too. I also raise more pf - $1.5 or so OOP.

KQ at 25:40 I like raising small. There's plenty of value there and I don't think a flush is a big enough part of his range to be remotely scared there. But ya, he calls with most jacks, any Ax, two pair, set...

I just watched a bit of your video.

These are a few spots I noticed:
-> You get 3-bet by the button when you hold 55. You should call this for set odds against a player who seems fairly tight.

-> There is a hand where you have QQ, with an K on the flop and an A on the turn. Villain checks three streets, you check the river behind. I value bet there. A smaller pair will often call because you showed no strength on any street.

-> In the hand where you flop quads, you raise villain's turn bet of $4 to $11. His stack size at that point is only $26, so you're not giving him any room to jam over the top. If you want to raise it I think you should minraise, but I'd much prefer a call, followed by a river shove.

A7s at 36:30 I like limping behind, see if we can get the button in too.

AKs vs the 22/20 is standard

89s at 48:00 I don't see the point raising a short stack who calls with %50+ of his hands only to give up post. I fold pf, but as played I bet that flop.

heh, yeah same with J9

The mindonk at 48:50 is hardly ever a hand, but on a board like that it's sometimes goinng to be OESD's or GSs that call. I don't think raising is spew or anything, but just something to think about - the more drawy a flop is, the more likely he is to stick around.

TT at 56:30 I think we should call down against that guy. I 3bet pf actually - he's like 30/30!

Overall I can see what's going on with the tilt and what not. You get beat, then you start tilting, and just want that next big hand to hold, and when it doesn't, the problem just compounds itself. Again I'm stressing you should do this - multitabling more (and playing FR) lets you get over big slumps quicker because you're running so many more hands. I mean playing 4 tables you get aces cracked, start steaming, and have to wait like 1/2 hour before you pick up another good hand. Playing 12, you wait just a few seconds.

Anyways I definitely think tilt is affecting your game and you should look into buying some 'away from the table' books, like ace on the river, the poker mindset, and elements of poker. Another one I'd suggest is zen and the art of archery - a lot of it is about the breathing I was talking about.

AJ at 57:30 I think we just bet the turn and get it in. Plenty of smaller aces and other QJ/KJ/KT/QT hands with flush draws that will stack I think.

QQ at 1:02:40 I think we should just be checking this flop. A king isn't a likely card to have hit them (AK 3bets pf, KQ is in there I guess), but they just aren't calling with worse pairs, especially in a 3-way pot. Even if they do, they'll often take the pot away from you on the turn like that guy did.

As an overall thing, you raise the same amount in pos as from the blinds, I think you should tack on a BB to your raises from the blinds.

I watched some more, and I can add one small spot that Chuck didn't comment on:
-> you play a small 4-way hand with A7 around the 19:00 mark. The flop gets checked around, then you hit a 7 on the turn which you bet and get called by one player. The river is an offsuit ten and you check-fold. This is a snap-call because he'll show you a busted draw a very large percentage of the time.