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Playing on Full Tilt Poker ge5sterne brings you the second part of his live poker video. He talks about 3betting, equity and other aspects you should know as a good poker player. He also concentrates on not playing too loose preflop.
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#1
Shinerseb, 12 Nov 09 21:24
video is broken :-< ?#2
aciddrop, 13 Nov 09 02:40
Yeah, at around 10:53 just stops.#3
kenthmp, 13 Nov 09 16:41
Same here.#4
kammikammerl, 13 Nov 09 17:49
Please pardon the inconvenience. At the moment we have proplems with our Videoserver. Will post here, when the video runs properly.#5
kammikammerl, 16 Nov 09 16:16
video runs properly now#6
gadget51, 16 Nov 09 20:39
I would be very grateful for a vid [or more :)] on calculatinbg equity as it happens without the Equilator as I dont have time for it in the heat of battle and am a bit confused about it.Thank you very much for the coaching.
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MaCe90, 23 Nov 09 12:01
Good video! Hope for more.#8
JustAboutMoney, 23 Nov 09 13:42
good video!a question: What are this numbers above the player icons? and how does he look the last hand?
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ge5sterne, 24 Nov 09 01:29
Hello,the numbers near the player icons are the statistics displayed by a tracking program, i.e. the Pokerstrategy Elephant or Holdem Manager. Those programs also allow you to view the last hand played (as well as the poker client)
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DaveWalliams, 21 Dec 09 06:26
I have a question: ~7m30s top left you had top two pair on a rainbow. Why didn't you slow play that to let him catch up?#11
ge5sterne, 21 Dec 09 13:53
The main reason is obviously Potbuilding. Even against his small stack I will have trouble getting Stacks in against his marginal holdings if I don't start the aggression on the flop. Besides I would attack this board with a very wide range of Valuehands and Bluffs and by betting in this spot I represent a range which is oftentimes wider than my check-behind range. Of course this aspect is not important against a random NL10 Player but is something you should keep in mind once you encounter stronger opponents or similiar spots against Regs.#12
DaveWalliams, 22 Dec 09 16:47
ok thanks#13
Rustythe, 09 Jan 10 00:40
Киреев засветился на первом столе))#14
Fagin, 16 Jan 10 19:01
Hi,another great video - and even you get card dead at times!!!
I noticed that you will normally raise to .35c when first in where the BSS suggests raising to .40c - is there any particular reason for this?
I also noticed that at about 15 mins (ish) you had KK on the top right and raised to .25c and at the same tie had AK on the top left and raised to .40c - any particular reason or just varying your bets??
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ge5sterne, 16 Jan 10 23:35
My Preflop betsizing depends on my absolute position as well as the relative positions of the players left to act behind me.#16
carusel, 01 Feb 10 23:48
is this a joke ?? you can barely multitable and your english is horrible#17
DaMentalist, 04 Feb 10 22:11
carusel are you a joke? If you can say something nice shut it! Watch another video or go wash ur dog.I enjoyed this video thanx ge5sterne. i learned a lot.
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Zervin311, 12 Feb 10 03:07
Dont even see how you can comment on his english, everything he says is 100% clear and his reasoning is very good. He's making some very advanced, and if not advanced loose plays which I would not except to be +EV at this limit. Plus the A9 river overshove was brilliant.#19
ThomasTheKing, 28 Feb 10 12:46
no native englishman here?#20
Bushilla, 10 Mar 10 20:48
sounds german accent but still correct dunno what ur point #1 ??#21
corsc, 21 Mar 10 18:42
It seems that you seldom steal blinds is this not something to be done at this level (or below) or is it just not a good idea with these opponents?#22
c4lyps0, 14 Apr 10 17:49
I liked this 2nd part of the video a lot better than the 1st. Nice analysis yet again, but this time only 2 time outs and both in pretty reasonable situations. :)About the QQQ flop. I have encountered similar flops twice in the last couple of days. I folded JJ vs steady betting from a solid reg. The other time I had pocket aces and called push from a fish who... didn't even have a pair. Not even an Ace-high hand. And he bluffed 3 streets. So maybe you should have called.
Thanks for a good VOD.
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pokeracum, 09 Jul 10 15:25
I like your videos,english is good and the couching too#24
derZelle, 26 Jul 10 12:00
You had not many good hand situations, but your awesome advises and tips helped me allot. Hoping for next good video and maybe more good situations. Greetings#25
K1llingKing, 07 Aug 10 15:58
Nice Vid. Go on with Flop Fold vs c-bet and River Call Efficiency#26
antstruk, 24 Nov 10 05:23
Why fold A10 utg? Its decent hand#27
kevvu, 22 Dec 10 10:16
AT is too often dominated to open so early.#28
acceleration123, 09 Feb 11 23:10
Amazing video ! I lerned a lot from that. Thanks