Hello there CardsChat community, it is a pleasure to share a new series of Videos that PokerStars School is lauching on how to play overpairs (TT+) at the micros, it seems.
Dave "TheLangolier" Roemer teachs us here, very awesome!

I started watching the first hand played and it is very good, hope you all enjoy it!

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Carlos 'Aballinamion' Barbosa

interesting, it seems that they will continue to make new videos, since they were for some time without posting anything, I'll take a look. for this Dave everyone is a "fish" or "whale" , he play one hand against the player and he thinks know what the guy is capable, he is playing a 5NL Zoom what he expect? lol , this last hand A7 x QQ is funny.

Thanks for sharing this. I did not know about this channel on YouTube. Amusing his reaction at 22:10.

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Another awesome video, thanks CardsChat!

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Carlos 'Aballinamion' Barbosa

PokerStars school's videos are designed for beginners so i think this would be helpfull for so many players good luck everyone ��

They are good videos, but it is always good to have our own criteria when playing poker.

Originally Posted by Edgerik

They are good videos, but it is always good to have our own criteria when playing poker.

I agree with what this visionary says

The videos are a great place to get a starting foundation from, but then we need to use our experience and feel to determine in what way and how much we should deviate from those initial strategies taught in them!

Originally Posted by Evan Jarvis

I agree with what this visionary says

The videos are a great place to get a starting foundation from, but then we need to use our experience and feel to determine in what way and how much we should deviate from those initial strategies taught in them!

Thank you very much for your points master Jarvis!

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Carlos 'Aballinamion' Barbosa

All rigth, very good to know, but also to create a self strategy when this occur, sometimes we get a bit fear to play with those cards because never know what is a good raise for the opponent, but the important is always learn and learn..

Real juicy article from Upswing Poker, hope you all enjoy it:

https://upswingpoker.com/when-to-che...fb34c6613498d7

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Carlos 'Aballinamion' Barbosa

Thank you CardsChat, here it comes another lesson:

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Carlos 'Aballinamion' Barbosa

Another one

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Carlos 'Aballinamion' Barbosa

Originally Posted by Aballinamion

Hello there CardsChat community, it is a pleasure to share a new series of Videos that PokerStars School is lauching on how to play overpairs (TT+) at the micros, it seems.
Dave "TheLangolier" Roemer teachs us here, very awesome!

I started watching the first hand played and it is very good, hope you all enjoy it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yX03-nxc4PI

Regards;

Carlos 'Aballinamion' Barbosa

Ooooh, forgot about stars school, they've been putting out some great content lately

Thanks for posting this.

I highly recommend Peter Clarke's videos and articles on there. He's a Run It Once coach and wrote The Grinder's Manual.

the video is very informative. I think the examples of these sweepstakes apply to games with higher stakes

Originally Posted by ventrolloquist

Ooooh, forgot about stars school, they've been putting out some great content lately

Thanks for posting this.

I highly recommend Peter Clarke's videos and articles on there. He's a Run It Once coach and wrote The Grinder's Manual.

Hi Nick, what's up mate? Could you please share the link with us?

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Carlos 'Aballinamion' Barbosa

Originally Posted by Aballinamion

Hi Nick, what's up mate? Could you please share the link with us?

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Carlos 'Aballinamion' Barbosa

Absolutely . All is well, grinding the study material hard today

https://www.pokerstars.com/en/tv/channels/2017/10/6-max-cash-game-guide-episode-1---the-basics.shtml

This is the start of the video series, the articles basically echo the videos, but most of the 6max cash material at stars school is written by him I think. It's fairly basic but it filled a few gaps I had