Are you making errors post flop in 3-bet pots?
lnternet is back with his course on handling tricky spots. Tonight at 20:00 CET he will be discussing your post flop strategy in 3-bet pots.
| • Game type: | No Limit |
| • Coach: |  lnternet |
| • Status: |  Platinum |
| • Time: | August 6 20:00 - 21:00 CET |
| Open coaching chat |
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| Who is lnternet? |
 Paul 'lnternet' Otto is a lead coach at PokerStrategy.com and one of the biggest winners at No Limit mid-stakes.
He is the two-time German Theory Battle champion and a Game Theory Optimal expert. |
GTO expert lnternet is back with another coaching for Platinum members in his series on handling weird spots.
This course is aimed at 100NL players and higher, and will focus on the unusual spots you rarely come up against, but when you do, you struggle to think of the best line to take.
The topic of this week's course is 3-bet pots: Post-flop gameplan.
In every example he will show his best GTO approximation and his exploitive reasoning as well.
Don't worry if you join this week's coaching late, Paul has introduced the 15 minutes for one hand rule. He will spend a maximum of 15 minutes on any hand before moving onto the next one for analysis.
View the coaching in our player
If you missed the first sessions, 
Diamond+ members can watch them right here.
Handle rare spots with lnternet
You have a very clear game plan in 'standard' situations like when to 3-bet from the big blind against a button minraise. But what about when your opponent surprises you? What is your plan when they make a 4BB button raise?
This new fortnightly course will focus on how to react in spots that rarely happen. When the stack sizes are akward, when the opponents are weird, when you are facing check-minraises and overbets.
Key concepts will include:
• Using 'wrong' stats to read opponents.
• Always thinking about your own range and calldown frequencies in every spot.
• When to play maximally exploitive against strange behaviour.
You can find out more, and post hands and questions in Paul's exclusive coaching thread.
