Freebie: Leatherass Hold 'em Manager Review
- NL BSS
- NL BSS
- $5000
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Description
Leatherass reminisces about his year at PokerStrategy.com and decides he would like to tackle a $25/$50 database analysis, as opposed to the standard while using Hold 'em Manager to find interesting statistics & spots for discussion. Stay tuned for more parts in the series!
Comments (38)
newest first#1
Your thoughts & feedback are welcomed as always!
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My 2 cents...
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1. Your pre-recording session and you stop when you have got some action.
2. Only the most interesting spot in replayer.
But still very nice production.
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Also the hands seem to play in order, only backwards :D
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Its a good feeling to look at the hand and "feel" the same and then have you speak it out.
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Is this your standard cold 4bet sizing?
It seems very big as a sizing to use with your overall range. I think 685-720 accomplishes the same.
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1. The hands are shown backwards chronically. Impossible to follow game flow.
2. You're showing NL5k hands to basic members. There's very little to no use from these to guys playing NL10. I think we all would agree on that. Probably hurts low stakes guys games to see hands played in these aggressive/very different dynamics against good players. Mostly I think it's not going to be useful at all. This is of course more of a decision from the side of poker strategy rather than you. You don't want people playing NL5 starting to cold4bet bluff with a blocker or bluff catch in spots very people just aren't that aggressive.
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Somehow you got them to play backwards, just follow the BTN.
When posting just 4-5 hands from a session, a lot of info is lost because you don't get the dynamic during the last minutes, so some of the decisions may seem strange.
What about HUD? I mean WTF, don't tell me you don't use stats...
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The 77 hand was tough. CF seems exploitable if anyone pays attention but getting involved can cost a ton of chips.
Nice move on the QhTh
I wouldn't have value raised the jack flush since you have to lose an extra $3500 when beat, only make $1500 when called, don't get calls by worse a lot of the time and there seems to be almost as many hands that beat you as those that could bet/call worse. Maybe I'm nitty/missing value. Not sure which it is.
TY LA
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