Jamie Kerstetter Wednesday Night Live Sweat (Part 1)

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Jamie Kerstetter Wednesday Night Live Sweat (Part 1)
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  1. Sen

    Great series. Glad you fired up some $11 low stakes, too.
    Like your explanaitions – hope for more videos soon and looking forward to part 2 and 3.

  2. ex6tence

    Didnt like the donkbet when flatting w J8s OOP ~33BBs deep on 338 board. You will be raised a lot and there is almost no hands w 3 You can represent flatting only 33BB deep OOP(A3s, 35s, 34s, 36s) so You will be raised almost every time You donkbet by aggressive players . If it were something like 66T, I think it wil work more often than not.
    AJo BvB ~30+BB deep I think its more jam or fold on his limp/3bet line, because if You flat his 3b, You lose +10% of Your stack when You dont hit (~30% to hit the flop and when You hit You wont get paid every time). So it coule be -cEV in distance.
    At the end w QTo BvB raising more than 3x w like ~18BB stack.. Not sure what was Your plan but if it was raise/fold on jam, I think its -cEV too. If he jams You need only ~30% equity to make Your call profitable. So if he jams 22+,A6s+,KJs+,A8o+,KJo+, Your hand has ~37% equity.
    Correct me some1 if Im wrong! 🙂
    But yeah, overall fun to watch.

  4. redvulture61

    I thought you were another one of those one in done pros Jamie like TPE has had in the past but its good to see you back.

  6. Chuck Blaze

    Curious on your thoughts in the $320 Nightly around 26:30. you overcall with 910dd on the button. you have around 2600 chips at the 75/150 lvl.

    it seems in play like a simple decision to you but stuck out to me as I see your stack as pretty small to just be overcalling.

  10. JamieAnn

    Sorry – just saw this question.
    I do think I’m too shallow to be speculating with 9Tdd there. I think recently I have been plugging this leak that is caused by playing live poker too often. I make a lot out of a <20bb stack live, and don't just look at it as a reshove stack because players are right in front of your face and you can make some reads post-flop – whether it's from body language or from bet sizing tells that you've been observing for hours straight (since you are completely bored playing 1 hand at a time).

    I think it's a leak to do it online though bc there's just not enough information in front of me to ever really know whether I should go with it when I hit middle pair or some kind of draw. So, I agree with you that that bb is better saved as part of a reshove for some extra fold equity in another hand.

  11. JamieAnn

    I’m in Rosarito Beach for part of the year – it’s a good spot – very inexpensive, lots of other poker players to hang out with, scenic, close enough to San Diego, also drivable to Vegas for live tourney series (~6-7 hours depending on border wait). It is a slow lifestyle down there though, a little dull, but terrific for focusing on grinding.

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