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TPE Theory: Bluffing with Andrew Brokos (Part 4)
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ezbuttontime
wow dat was a great series……i never comment but that was the first thing that came out of my mouth wen i finish watching this series
Foucault
Thanks, glad you found it helpful!
terbet11
Great series!! I’ve already implemented some of your ideas and suggestions and have seen great results!!
redvulture61
Examples of theory in practice are a lot more helpful than just plain theory.
Foucault
Is that a compliment that you like the examples or a criticism that you want more examples? 😉
Either way, my next series after this one is going to contain a lot more…
redvulture61
You could say both.
rivermen123
my car makes that noise sometimes too, thanks a lot. lol
Preciate ya
Spread your poker wings lmao great vid man
mike666
On 48 min with J10s hand – would you still shove the river if the card would be lower that a Q and also non-spade and non-diamond? Would your line be also the same if you would hit 10 or J on the river?
Foucault
That’s a good question. I think jamming most rivers is a good idea, but I wouldn’t shove a J or a T. I could actually see checking and calling those, as I doubt Villain will value bet many one pair hands on river, so his betting range would be polarized and probably bluff-heavy.
folding_aces_pre_yo
hey
@5mins , how wide do you think your bluffing range should be here? you’re taking a hand that has some sorta showdown value and turning it into a bluff , this ain’t a number 5 spot.
my counter argument to this would be is if u have a plan which is raise turn and bet big on the river on pretty much any non heart card or an ace then this could be considered a number 5 spot as the chances of villain folding on the river is really high.
v bet sizing did seem weak on the turn too.
also let’s say we were going to balance this with our value hands not only our bluffs , which strong hands are you going to play the same way that you decide to c/c and raise turn and bet big on the river?