Strategy Round-up: High Stakes Rampage
A variety of high stakes videos have been released this week, ranging from NL $1,000 - $2,000 to SnG tournaments of buy-ins up to $550. However, there is also a "nano-stakes" video released by Gerv for NL SSS beginners.
Our strategy section is constantly growing and new material is being added each and every day. To make sure you do not miss the updates, we provide you with a weekly round-up containing the strategy-related content that we have added in the past week.
This news serves as an archive, as well as a reminder for those of you who could not visit our site often enough but are still interested in learning about the latest happenings from our strategy sections.
This week's videos
A while ago jonathanlittle recorded a High Stakes SnG video and this week he added another one. As a part of our Easter promotion, the video was made available to members of all ranks. However, this lasts only until Monday, meaning you have one day left to check the video out before it returns to its designated rank.
In this video, Jonathan Little plays high stakes SnG's with buy-ins ranging from $200 to $550. You can find the link to that video as well as the previous one below:
Here are the videos released this week:
No-Limit:
Bronze: iPlay Nanostakes by Gerv - Part I
Diamond: O Canada by Somnius - Part I
Recommended
Sit and Go / Multi-table Tournaments:
Basic: High Stakes SnGs by Jonathan Little - Part II
Recommended
Gold: MTT $70 Turbo by JonathanLittle - Part I
Pot-Limit Omaha:
Quiz of the Week: AK vs. Regulars (SnG)
After multiple quizzes for NL players, this week's edition of the quiz put the SnG players to a test. The quiz revolves around one specific hand: Ace-King.
Easily one of the best hole cards a poker player can start with, but certainly something that needs careful evaluation before, on and after the flop.
In this week's quiz you can test your knowledge of how to play it when you're up against good regulars in a variety of situations. You hold top pair, is your hand still good enough? What to do in a raised pot preflop? Show that you know what to do in every situation!
Test your knowledge in our newest edition of the weekly quiz:
Strategy Article: Heads-Up - Turn and River Play (NL)
Game type: No Limit
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Authors: norenore
norenore has written this week an article which will help you learn which lines you should consider in heads-up play, and which lines to use against specific player types on the turn and the river.
In this article you will learn how to generate a lot of value on the last two streets by selecting the right bet size, both when you do and do not have the initiative and position in your favour.