[Closed] My NoLimit LAG Videothread

had a look..

general notes:

tighten up OOP (especially with raises from SB)
loosen up IP.
3bet more $$ OOP, and don't resteal so much. imo.
don't 3bet ATo. it does really poorly against their raise/call ranges.
you give your opponents way too much credit for hands. i'd like to see some more thinking about ranges, especially chances someone is bluffing, etc. which happens tons when you play LAG. also, you expect opponents to give you credit for too much. they are callstations at this limit, top pair is almost always good for value! :).

DO attack small pots. they are almost always free ^^; . and call a bit lighter, second pair is usually good heads up in limped pots!

specific hands:

the Q8s hand from ~4min, you raise it up pre and he min3bets. either call and check/raise or fold pre.

the 8:30 hand with your 87-OESD, after he minreraises, i would 3bet there and try get it in. on the river on the JT986 board i would check/call. great board to bluff, but he can't really call your bet with anything worse than a 7.

folding with your 55 at 11min to the weaaak is very weak, maybe is good, but a bluffraise with a second barrel is better imo (or a call and a raise on a non-club turn).

also 11min, check behind river with 2pair. it's ok to bet, but the only draw got there so... and he couldn't raise you, 5$ put him all-in ;).

at 19min bottom left, either fold preflop or call his flop bet and raise all-in on many turns. folding pre is best

cbet more $. it seems you bet less when you miss than when you hit.

check/raise bottom left at 22min. people cbet that 3-way pretty often, especially cause it's a raggy board.

check/call 25:09 bottom left. you have showdown value. betting there only gets you called (or raised) by better hands, and doesn't fold much worse. check/call gets value from bluffs, at the least.

cbet tr at 26min. as played i'd raise or call his turnbet with your gutshot.

same at 30min bottom left. you have the equity on the flop to get it all-in against Tx hands, so you should play cbet/call.

oh yeah btw, i play up to 30/25/4AF on 5-handed, so i'm no nit ;).

wow chenny,

thats a pretty nice feedback This is what I was hoping for, thank you in advance!

You play 5-handed? Mansion?^_^;;

I didn't think about the fact, people would bluff me that much you told me because I do not claim my opponents at NL25 to be thinking players but I'll try to catch some bluffs, think more about ranges and CBit almost the same size when I did hit/not hit.

And thanks for picking some critical spots - it really helped me, thinking about it again.

At the weekend I try to create another video, remembering your advices

Nice and intresting video. I don't think I will play that loose, but adjust abit. Take some small steps and might play that loose after a while..

Looking forward to the next one.

Hi, I've only watched 19min so far and I don't have time to go into details right now, but I think I recognize my(previous)self a lot here. Basically when I played the same limit I would be very laggy preflop like you are, but playing way more in auto-pilot-fit-or-fold mode postflop.

This works very well at nl25 since everyone is just way too passive but when you move up to 50nl you'll start meeting more resistance, and comes 100nl it's a whole different story. I would assume it gets harder and harder the higher you go but I was never a regular at 200nl+.

So first glaring leaks:
-you can't play 76s type hands only to flop a flush/straight (which you seem quite good at in this video at least ♦). If you want to play these hands profitably you're going to have to steal pots when you don't flop very good.

-you cbet way too much and regardless of board texture imo

-don't donkbet or raise for info, this is very bad

When I have more time I'll try elaborating a little.

I play on ftp too so I have a good idea of how these games run.