$400nl session video.

[AllIn3High]

Leaky $400nl 6-max session.
Uses XViD (binaries at http://www.koepi.org/xvid.shtml)

Download. (http://www.pokeravi.com/download.php?id=105) (50MB)

Hand histories (http://jar.kill.dk/400nl_sesion1.txt)

Lots of silly plays by me. General comments on all aspects of my game appriciated. (Even stop limping Q9o after a limper and stuff!)

I hope atleast some discussion will come of this and maybe encourage others to also post hands of sessions.

Thanks a lot to PokerAVI.com for hosting the video.

The video contains 94 hands, and it's at 3 times normal speed so you won't get bored (I was gonna edit out hands where i folded preflop but couldn't get it done, if anyone has an easy way of doing so let me know).

If there's a hand of special interest you can see the hand number in the title bar (in the video) and find it the hand history file.

It's also possible to just load the hand history file into PT and watch the hands in the hand replayer if you prefer.

Holla!

[iceman5]

I got some type of error that said my computer wouldnt read the file.

[AllIn3High]

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I got some type of error that said my computer wouldnt read the file.

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And you have the XViD-codec installed ?

[soah]

I fold that 44 on the KKK flop. You're drawing dead to a bigger pp most of the time and there's not much chance of bluffing.

[iceman5]

No, how do I do that? I got a codec error msg.

[AllIn3High]

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No, how do I do that? I got a codec error msg.

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Download and install http://www.koepi.org/XviD-1.0.3-20122004.exe


Should do the trick.


Soah: Yes, i agree. That's the stuff I'd like to hear about.

[Voltron87]

everyone, download the file to your hard drive, then google/download VLC player and use that.

[jkkkk]

You are a crazy monkey.

[iceman5]

Thanks its working now.
1) I didnt like either 44 hand towards the beginning

2) You overbet the turn on the QT hand where you flopped 2 pair from the BB. He called though so I guess it was fine. I wouldve bet less though

3) Dont like the call on the min raise in SB with KT

4) Wasnt crazy about you raising the turn on the T7s hand when you caught the flush draw. I wouldve folded, but I actually wouldve bet the flop on the hand even though you had nothing. Flush over flush sucks. Not much you can do on the river but call.

Looked like a pretty uneventful session for the most part. Whats you VIP%?

[B1GF1SHY]

Looks like you're calling raises in the blinds with some marginal hands and not raising in position with your aces. Saw a couple of A7-A8 hands that could be raised on the button or CO when its been folded to you. I'd fold hands like KTo in the SB to a raise, you're OOP with a marginal hand so it'll very tough to play and will get you in trouble. I also fold 55 to the re-raise that came from the BB after UTG raised and you called since UTG bailed to the raise also.

My thoughts were similar to Iceman's, plus

(5) What did people think about the call from the BB with T8s, followed by the flop lead into the raiser?

Generally (with a couple of exceptions) you were tighter/less aggressive than I expected, ie for a winning 2/4 6 max player ... (leading me to believe I'm too loose and aggressive at the moment!)

[AllIn3High]

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1) I didnt like either 44 hand towards the beginning


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the 44 vs. AK hand, I thought that pot was mine for sure, oh well.

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2) You overbet the turn on the QT hand where you flopped 2 pair from the BB. He called though so I guess it was fine. I wouldve bet less though


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Was just a pot sized bet. That's what i usually bet out in un-raised pots.


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3) Dont like the call on the min raise in SB with KT


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Yeah, that's too borderline.

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4) Wasnt crazy about you raising the turn on the T7s hand when you caught the flush draw. I wouldve folded, but I actually wouldve bet the flop on the hand even though you had nothing. Flush over flush sucks. Not much you can do on the river but call.


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I'm double-gutted as well, but since neither an 8 nor Q gives me even close to the nuts I prefered to take the aggressive approach and try to win the pot there / force others out.

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Looked like a pretty uneventful session for the most part.


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Yeah, it's tough to know in advance if a session is gonna be eventful, just figured I'd get the ball rolling. If no-one even bothered downloading this stuff I'm not gonna spend a whole lot of time editing recording new sessions. Just a few comments like this is worth it.

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Whats you VIP%?

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I'm 24.82/13.36, but it's very different from session to session depending on what the table is like.


Thanks for taking the time to watch the video and comment.

[AllIn3High]

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(5) What did people think about the call from the BB with T8s, followed by the flop lead into the raiser?


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Yeah, that's basicly the hand i felt the least sure about.
notapot2pisin is 44/14.67/4 in 150hands.


astewartct is at seat 0 with $402.50.
noplayinfool is at seat 1 with $339.70.
Meechigan is at seat 2 with $332.40.
notapot2pisin is at seat 3 with $366.10.
JASONHOOV is at seat 4 with $96.
Tilt Monkey is at seat 5 with $1101.20.
The button is at seat 3.

JASONHOOV posts the small blind of $2.
Tilt Monkey posts the big blind of $4.

astewartct: -- --
noplayinfool: -- --
Meechigan: -- --
notapot2pisin: -- --
JASONHOOV: -- --
Tilt Monkey: T/images/graemlins/heart.gif 8/images/graemlins/heart.gif

Pre-flop:

astewartct folds. noplayinfool folds. Meechigan
folds. notapot2pisin raises to $12. JASONHOOV
folds. Tilt Monkey calls.

Flop (board: 7/images/graemlins/spade.gif 5/images/graemlins/heart.gif 8/images/graemlins/spade.gif):

Tilt Monkey bets $26. notapot2pisin calls.

Turn (board: 7/images/graemlins/spade.gif 5/images/graemlins/heart.gif 8/images/graemlins/spade.gif 6/images/graemlins/club.gif):

Tilt Monkey checks. notapot2pisin bets $50. Tilt
Monkey folds. notapot2pisin is returned $50
(uncalled).



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Generally (with a couple of exceptions) you were tighter/less aggressive than I expected, ie for a winning 2/4 6 max player ... (leading me to believe I'm too loose and aggressive at the moment!)

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Who said I was a winning player? /images/graemlins/wink.gif Anyway, I have 30/22 sessions too when i feel like the table warrents it, just felt that with the loose/bad shortstacks and semi-aggro, I was better off just waiting for solid hands (and apparently calling with junk from the blinds...........).

[AllIn3High]

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Looks like you're calling raises in the blinds with some marginal hands and not raising in position with your aces. Saw a couple of A7-A8 hands that could be raised on the button or CO when its been folded to you. I'd fold hands like KTo in the SB to a raise, you're OOP with a marginal hand so it'll very tough to play and will get you in trouble. I also fold 55 to the re-raise that came from the BB after UTG raised and you called since UTG bailed to the raise also.

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Yeah, definitly a leak in my game. This is the sort of stuff that's hard to catch from just posting an occasional hand on 2+2 and the sort of stuff i'm also hoping to hear.

[pokerjoker]

only watched 5 min so far

didn't like it when u bluffed into AK with 44
the only hands (except maybe 22-33)that call ur turn bet with 44 on KKK9 beat you...just check it down.
Raiseing with K9o when theres one limper and ur on the button is questionable IMO.

[xorbie]

Once it got to 4 and 5 handed I think you were way too tight. At least limp in with A8/A9 on the button, especially because the UTG guy was playing really agressively PF. If he had a better ace, you would know about it.

[xorbie]

Also, that T7s I would rather raise that than call here. You aren't going to win monster pots often because flushes are obvious, yours isn't the nuts and T7 doesn't make a lot of straights.

[B1GF1SHY]

I fold T7s to this raise in the BB because there is nobody else in the pot, you're OOP, and you most likely have to hit big to continue the hand (and won't get paid off enough when you do).

Since you did call pf, if you choose to continue the hand I think you have to put pressure on him. By betting out the pot on the flop you're showing that you either have a drawing hand or a hand that doesn't want to continue. Try taking it down by check-raising him instead, or just fold.

[pokerjoker]

the hand where u had A9 u should have raised pf.
After u didn't raise on flop and floped TPTK and the guy to ur left minraised u should make the decision there how u will proceed with the hand. Calling the minraise then check folding the turn is no good IMO, either fold to minraise on flop or lead turn.

-I keep watching

PS what did u use to make these videos?

[AllIn3High]

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the hand where u had A9 u should have raised pf.
After u didn't raise on flop and floped TPTK and the guy to ur left minraised u should make the decision there how u will proceed with the hand. Calling the minraise then check folding the turn is no good IMO, either fold to minraise on flop or lead turn.

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Yeah, I rewatched the video myself and I agree with this.

Keep em coming!



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PS what did u use to make these videos?

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http://pokeravi.com/tutorial.html

[pokerjoker]

I call w/ 78o in SB w/ 1 limper.

I didn't like turn semibluff w/ T /images/graemlins/heart.gif7 /images/graemlins/heart.gif

What are u representing when u did that? Nice job not letting him stack u when u both caught flush on the river tho.

[soah]

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the hand where u had A9 u should have raised pf.
After u didn't raise on flop and floped TPTK and the guy to ur left minraised u should make the decision there how u will proceed with the hand. Calling the minraise then check folding the turn is no good IMO, either fold to minraise on flop or lead turn.

-I keep watching

PS what did u use to make these videos?

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I'm raising A9o from the SB roughly never against any limpers. In most cases I'd fold it.

[pokerjoker]

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the hand where u had A9 u should have raised pf.
After u didn't raise on flop and floped TPTK and the guy to ur left minraised u should make the decision there how u will proceed with the hand. Calling the minraise then check folding the turn is no good IMO, either fold to minraise on flop or lead turn.

-I keep watching

PS what did u use to make these videos?

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I'm raising A9o from the SB roughly never against any limpers. In most cases I'd fold it.

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I guess just calling isin't bad in my book....but why fold? in my experience someone who limps from button generally has a pretty bad hand, and if they have an ace it usualyl has a lower kicker. If I encounter much trouble i just fold.

[soah]

I said in most cases I fold it... not all cases. Against a very loose/bad button open-limper I would play it. But I'd play it carefully. I'm hoping to pick up a couple bucks from someone on second pair or something if I hit a flop... I certainly don't want a big pot with it. The results of this hand illustrate exactly why it sucks... unless you flop two pair or better, you have to give it up pretty quickly.

[jzpiano14]

Allin,

Any was could u go to 2.5x, cause I'm slow, but seriously I think 3 is a hair to fast, but I think 2 would be too slow.

Question, why did you push the KTs hand, with the 4 heart draw on the flop?

Do you always lead out for a PSB on the flop?

I agree with most of the posters here with all comments. Biggest thing I noticed was you playing too tight 4 handed, could loosen that up a bit, just seems like a lot of ABC poker

[Hoopster81]

I have been watching a lot of the Green Plastic et al. viedos recently, and while I think you played well, I have comments for some hands.

(In no particular order because I was jotting notes randomly)

-Q9o in BB - it was folded to button who raises to 10, SB called, I would still fold this shite

-KTs vs short stack. Interesting play, and I understand wanting to raise his flop min-bet, but I don't know if all-in is the best.... but would like to hear others comment.

-QTs - I thought this was good

-A7s on button - I think you should raise this

-A4s UTG - I like it

-44 vs AK - hate the flop bet

-T8s (can't remember this one, but my note says, "check the flop?")

-A9o in SB - you flop top pair in an unraised pot. I think 1/2 pot bet is good here.

-55 on button. You originally limped but the blind re-raised. IIRC, the raise was ~35 to you and he only had like ~350 left. I know the other limper came along, but only playing for set value is think this is maybe a fold.

-T7s on button. Limpers to you, I like a raise here.

[vanHelsing]

How can you setup the speed? (2x,3x, etc.)

[barongreenback]

I find watching these sessions really useful. People usually choose unusual hands for posting and it's good to see the run of the mill hands, small pots and folds.

I used the hhs myself. Thanks for providing those. I have one database in PT for viewing long hhs. It means I can go at my own pace. I don't think I've played enough poker to follow hands at pace. Actually real time is hard. /images/graemlins/tongue.gif

I noticed you folded 87o in sb vs button limp. I play needlessly loose when completing sb but it's 85o I'm trying to fold. How loose is everyone here? I assume no. of tables played affects this.

What are the UB games like? Can't decide whether the pot bet button is a good thing for me or not.

James

[jzpiano14]

bumping this, still looking for your feedback Allin esp on the KTs hand

[george w of poker]

this is a great idea i think. can we get some sound effects on the next one? hook up a mic so when can hear you cuss.

[AllIn3High]

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Any was could u go to 2.5x, cause I'm slow, but seriously I think 3 is a hair to fast, but I think 2 would be too slow.


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Yeah if/when i do another one i'm gonna have to figure out a way to edit out un-interesting hands (after i muck preflop). Then there won't be a need for it to be 3x speed (I did that so people would actually watch it and not just quit, bored, after a few min).


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Question, why did you push the KTs hand, with the 4 heart draw on the flop?


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Because if i raised pot (which would be to something like $50) and the turn blanked, he would have ~40 left and the pot would be 80, so if we were playing all the money was going in anyway.

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Do you always lead out for a PSB on the flop?


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In unraised pots - yes.
If I think they'll call anyway and I want to win a pot - yes.
otherwise - it depends.

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I agree with most of the posters here with all comments. Biggest thing I noticed was you playing too tight 4 handed, could loosen that up a bit, just seems like a lot of ABC poker

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Yeah, next video (posted by whoever) will hopefuly be more interesting. I'm thinking about starting to just record most sessions and then picking an interesting one. Let's see.

[AllIn3High]

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-Q9o in BB - it was folded to button who raises to 10, SB called, I would still fold this shite


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Agree.

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-KTs vs short stack. Interesting play, and I understand wanting to raise his flop min-bet, but I don't know if all-in is the best.... but would like to hear others comment.


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I've elaborated on that in my reply to jzpiano.

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-A7s on button - I think you should raise this


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Yeah, seemed i missed quite a few obvious raises and played too tightly... maybe it was stage-fright /images/graemlins/smile.gif

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-44 vs AK - hate the flop bet


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I thought that pot was mine for sure... couldn't see him calling on such a dry board w/o a made hand. I guess i was wrong.

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-T8s (can't remember this one, but my note says, "check the flop?")


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Yeah, leading pot on the flop got me in a lot of trouble.
(It's hand #10101752-11447 i think)

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-A9o in SB - you flop top pair in an unraised pot. I think 1/2 pot bet is good here.


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I don't know if i agree, I never lead half pot in this spot with a real hand, board is very draw heavy. I'd much rather just fold to his min-raise here, he had been playing awfuly passive.

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-55 on button. You originally limped but the blind re-raised. IIRC, the raise was ~35 to you and he only had like ~350 left. I know the other limper came along, but only playing for set value is think this is maybe a fold.


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Actually the original raiser didn't come along, I should have folded after he folded.

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-T7s on button. Limpers to you, I like a raise here.

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Yeah, not raising got me into trouble postflop /images/graemlins/frown.gif

Thanks alot for the comments
(that goes to everyone who took the time to watch the video and comment)

[buddha]

These videos would be so much sweeter with some audio commentary.

VERY good inivitiative, I think looking at full sessions instead of just single hands is very much inspiring and educating. TY! Would love to see videos like this from other good players.