Strategy Round-up: Plan Your Road to Victory
In this week's updates of our strategy and video sections, we brought you material which will help you improve your game, crush a certain limit or gain new insights on how to plan your actions.
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This week's videos
If you liked the first part of hasenbraten's latest video series, then you'll definitely like the second part as well.
In this week's part of his series titled "Crushing NL $50", Hasenbraten talks about planning your hand, especially postflop. He also discusses the principle behind a bet, continuation bet, bet sizing and a semi-bluff.
Bronze) In the first part of the series, he reviews the play of a German member of PokerStrategy.com on PLO $100 SH at PartyPoker.
Gold)
Here are the videos released this week:
Sit and Go:
Bronze: Push or Fold by Steinek - Part I
No Limit:
- Bronze: Crushing NL50 by Hasenbraten - Part II
Recommended
Recommended
Pot Limit Omaha:
- Gold: PLO $100 SH User Review by suitedeule - Part I Recommended
Quiz of the Week: Playing the Calling Station - Part 3 (NL)
Strategy: No Limit
Author: miiwiin
Status:
Silver
After covering preflop play against the calling station in the past two quizzes, we moved this week on to the first part of postflop play, playing in position.
Making profitable postflop decisions is the most important aspect of playing against a calling station. Placing well-targeted value bets allows you to extract the maximum amount of money from your opponent.
On the contrary, it is a waste money to place bets in unnecessary spots. Betting when you have no outs or fold equity must be avoided at all times.
Test your knowledge in our newest edition of the weekly quiz:
Strategy Article: Planning a hand (NL)
Platinumremoh has brought you this week a detailed article on how to plan a hand in No Limit Hold'em.
Learn how to take the step from controlled planning to planned control and find out how structured planning can help you find mistakes during your post-session analysis.
If you are Platinum-ranked or above, don't hesitate to gain insight or improve your knowledge on how important it is to
plan a hand, what to look out for and how to analyse your lines.
