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Coaching: Sit and Go Silver with Unam

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SvenBe
Joined: 19.04.2006

Originally posted by Unam
It was on the 12th.
But I will repeat it on the 3.5.

You can also always find the updated schedule in the original post of this thread :-)


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goxie
Joined: 04.10.2008

Originally posted by SvenBe

Originally posted by Unam
It was on the 12th.
But I will repeat it on the 3.5.

You can also always find the updated schedule in the original post of this thread :)

the only thing thats slightly wrong is my username ;)


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goxie
Joined: 04.10.2008

Thats the way, aha-aha I likeit!

Thans unam for the coaching yesterday. I think it was pretty fun and there were some interesting hands in the review.
Hope the other users were satisfied as well.


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Bzzz2906
Joined: 10.03.2010

Thanks for the MTSNG coaching :-)

Next time, MTT!


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alloman
Joined: 24.11.2007

keep it up unam u doing a good job

and u handle very well the troll in ur coaching too :)


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StephanN
Joined: 18.08.2007

What is the plan for the next coaching on 24.05?


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Unam
Joined: 17.08.2006

24.05.: Review
of a pupils HH, I try to keep the plan in the first post of this thread up to date.
So you can see what is going to happen in it.


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MOLLOT
Joined: 08.08.2009

Unam thanks for your caching! I'm trying not to miss any training!

I think your coaching is so strong because you always work with the listeners - you give the time to think about decisions and your arguments (after pupils answered) are so clear and logic that everyone (I guess) understand and remember the situation that watched.

The best side of your coaching that you make people think and it is really great to see your aspiration to be understandable for everyone who is on training!


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Unam
Joined: 17.08.2006

Thanks.

I am really happy if you like the coachings and take an active part in them, they are so much fun with you guys.

Thanks!


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Rammie
Joined: 13.02.2011

Another great coaching as always, looking forward to learning how to crush the 2cent hyper MTT's! _cool:


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Unam
Joined: 17.08.2006

Hi,
this week will be no Coaching, sry for that, but if you are looking for some other entertainment. I would recommend you the Soccer Match Germany vs. Italy or some videos.


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xoshix33
Joined: 16.09.2011

will there be a coaching tomorrow?


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Unam
Joined: 17.08.2006

Yes, it will start at 20:30.

You can also look here for the coaching times: http://www.pokerstrategy.com/coaching/


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I sent the e-mail with hand history. Please confirm that you have received.


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Interesting...


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I will experiment to adjust my playing style as you recommended.
I’m going to make a bigger pre-flop raise for value; to induce them to make mistakes.
I think you want me to return to the basic, make simple game, to get easier decision post-flop.

And I will try to think on the plan for pos-flop, that technique is gonna be more complex to acquire in short time run, because every situation is different.

In the future I would like to do the session review again.
Thanks a lot for the great session review today,


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Here is a clear example what happened if I do the bigger raise on pre-flop.
I become pot-committed at the flop.
That doesn’t happen if I limp or do the mini-raise.

This one I played today.

You said to me: Do not limp or mini-raise.
I asked you: What happens if I raise bigger and flop come Ace something.
If the opponent donk bet or check raise, what should I do?
This is not onetime thing. It happens a lot.

$1 30man iPoker No Limit Holdem
iPoker
6 Players
Hand Conversion Powered by weaktight.com

Stacks:
UTG Halil52 ($5,025) 25bb
UTG+1 gorra777 ($970) 5bb
CO edinho233 ($4,090) 20bb
BTN Hero ($2,140) 11bb
SB maumau23 ($5,060) 25bb
BB pr4tards ($4,805) 24bb

Pre-Flop: ($300, 6 players) Hero is BTN 9♠ 9♣
3 folds, Hero raises to $600, 1 fold, pr4tards calls $400

Flop: 8♦ 3♠ A♦ ($1,300, 2 players)
pr4tards checks, Hero bets $400, pr4tards raises to $2,500, Hero goes all-in $1,140

Turn: J♦ ($5,340, 2 players, 1 all-in)

River: 7♠ ($5,340, 2 players, 1 all-in)

Final Pot: $5,340
Hero shows
9♠ 9♣
pr4tards shows
A♠ 8♣

pr4tards wins $5,340 (net +$2,040)

Hero lost $2,140


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Unam
Joined: 17.08.2006

You have 11 BB on the Button, I would just shove that here (if my opponents are loose). Or raise it 2-2,5 (if they are agressive) you can't raise to 3BB with your stack and hand, it commits you postflop way to easily. As played You should bet fold on the flop. I like your betsize here, because it leaves you the option of folding, but from what I have seen in your HHs, I am afraid of you betting that amount, because you didn't like the flop.

And think about the hand if you had limped. Or would you be happy to fold on the flop in such a hand when you limped preflop? He made a huge mistake preflop because he doesn't have the odds to call against your hand with 3 outs, if you give him less implieds his mistake is even a bigger one. That is how we win money, by forcing mistakes on our opponents.


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Great coach, lots of details, pretty quick links if asked, alot of information beside, answering questions rly good.

BUT

Lag of Join.me is sometimes just awful.
Maybe theres a better option somehow?

else, great thing rly.


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That last analysis was interesting.
In my opinion a thorough analysis of each play is a good way to evolving our game. And don’t matter if we agree 100% or not.
Makes us able to think about, when we face similar situations.
Sometimes stop to consider a play, it is as good as the normal coaching.


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