video 18 tabling 2-4 fr stars

[snugglez88]

http://share.idrive.com/driveway/jsp...?id=lhpdv63172

I think the video came out pretty well. There was one hand where I didn't realize I had a fullhouse, but I'd have played it the exact same way I did. I don't think I explained the AQ fold well vs greg, that's a fold versus most players because 4b/fold to a push essentially turns the hand into a bluff. Obviously hard to explain everything while 18 tabling so if you have any questions feel free to ask.

Russ

[Setzy]

Nice work. Good commentary. To anyone that hasn't watched it, this video is a good portrayal of how to play solid TAG poker. It demonstrates many FR concepts that work even down through the lower levels, like isolating preflop raising against limpers, c-betting at the right moments/against the right players (with explanations!), playing against raises preflop with position, even with a dash of 3-betting.

The only thing I didn't see were many difficult decisions. Some of your folds preflop went without explanation, and a few hands I thought were easy completions and whatnot in the blinds went untouched. Different strokes, different folks I suppose.

The one hand that really stuck out in my mind was the fold with the overs + fd on the turn about halfway through when the shortie or halfstack or whatever he was bet about 1/4 pot after you raised pre and led the flop. I probably stick it in, but I guess it is debatable.

[bode]

um, it says the file was reported for having inapropriate content and was removed.

[Deanglow]

Yeah I can't see it on that page either.

I really want to see how another FR player plays 18+ tables besides me.

[TomJenks23]

very good commentary...18 tabling pretty nuts

[wufwugy]

Hard to see stuff. In one hand, did you have like A9 on ace high flop and 3bet shove? Why?

[Deanglow]

I still can't even view the file. Dammit.

[wufwugy]

He posted it on 2p2 and a link later in the thread works. I'm not gonna try to find it. I only watched half because well I couldn't see stacks, stats, pot, and it's hardly instructional since there's sooooo much going on.