In this episode I review playing Ace-King from the big blind, against a raise. Our hero 3-bets, flops top pair, but the villain shoves on the flop. What to do?
(oh, I also get abducted by poker-playing aliens in this episode)
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In this episode I review playing Ace-King from the big blind, against a raise. Our hero 3-bets, flops top pair, but the villain shoves on the flop. What to do?
(oh, I also get abducted by poker-playing aliens in this episode)
In this episode I review playing Ace-King from the big blind, against a raise. Our hero 3-bets, flops top pair, but the villain shoves on the flop. What to do?
(oh, I also get abducted by poker-playing aliens in this episode)
In this episode Steve reviews a late stage MTT situation.
Our hero has pocket sixes on the button, with 11 big blinds left.
An easy shove, except that one other player is already all-in. What to do?
Steamin' Steve Hand Review # 5. Here is a very tricky turn/river spot submitted by user AverageMatt.
I admit I'm still not sure of my decision on this one, since there is definitely merit in just getting to the river and letting the LAG player bluff off his chips. What do you think?
In this episode I take a look at a situation where we have pocket nines in the small blind, facing an open-raise from the button. Should we just call, or 3-bet?
Thanks to user "think" for submitting this hand!
In this episode I review a difficult hand submitted by user monkeysystem. We especially look at a pre-flop 3-bet minimum defending range.
This episode was recorded at BestBet Pokerroom in Jacksonville, Florida.
Hope you enjoy my first Hand Review video! In this episode I review a hand submitted by a user, who has Ace-Ten suited from the button against a open-raiser in the cut-off.
At the end of the video, there are instructions on how to submit your own hand for review.
In this episode I review playing Ace-King from the big blind, against a raise. Our hero 3-bets, flops top pair, but the villain shoves on the flop. What to do?
(oh, I also get abducted by poker-playing aliens in this episode)
