On this week’s episode Coach Brad and Jon break down two hands where Jon made very strong hands and wasn’t sure whether he could get more value by calling and trapping or raising immediately.
On this week’s episode, Coach Brad and Jon take a look at two hands where Jon makes a set from the Big Blind and gets into a tricky spot.
On today’s episode, Coach Brad and Jon analyze two hands from a recent $5/$10 session where Jon wasn’t sure whether his hands were good enough to bet the river for value. Would you have found a value bet with these hands? Leave your answer in the YouTube comments!
On this week’s episode, Coach Brad and Jon take a look at a hand where Jon decided to go for a thin raise on the river with the nut flush. Will Jon get punished for his greed?
Three weeks ago on Episode 47, Coach Brad and Jon discussed the thought process that goes into river bluff sizing. On today’s episode, they will go over the same situation except this time with value.
On this week’s episode, Coach Brad and Jon discuss overbetting the river and go over two of Jon’s hands as examples.
On this week’s episode, Coach Brad and Jon break down two hands where Jon faced a surprising bet size that he didn’t know how to interpret.
On this week’s episode, Coach Brad and Jon take a look at two recent hands that Jon played at $5/$10 where Jon made an adjustment on the river based on his opponents sizing on the turn.
On today’s episode, Coach Brad and Jon each bring in a hand where they bet a small size with a strong value hand in an attempt to induce a raise from villain. Tune in to find out which situations call for an induction bet and how Brad and Jon’s attempts worked out.
You’ve gotten to the river with a hand that has to bluff in order to win the pot.
How do you go about deciding the best size with which to bluff? Should you go big, medium, or small? Should you use the same size in every situation?
Find out how Coach Brad thinks through river bluff sizing on today’s episode!
This week’s episode is inspired by a recent tweet from Coach Brad regarding the large open sizes that are commonly used in low stakes live cash games. Why do players at $1/$2 regularly open to 7 or 8 big blinds? Is there a strategic reason to open so large? If 7x-8x is too large, what size should you be opening to? Coach Brad answers all
On this week’s episode, Coach Brad and Jon review two river spots where Jon had to decide which size to value bet.
This week’s episode features two (and a half) hands that Coach Brad himself played at 1knl on his monthly PokerCoaching.com live stream.
Last week Coach Brad and Jon analyzed a couple hands where Jon had river sizing decisions with clear cut value hands. This week they will be doing the same thing, except this time with bluffs.
You’ve finally made a strong hand on the river, now the only question left is “what is the right amount to bet?” On this week’s episode, Coach Brad and Jon examine two river spots from Jon’s database and discuss bet sizing options.
Tactical Tuesday returns this week with a breakdown of two AQ hands that Coach Brad played recently at 5/10NL on Ignition. Coach Brad gets to the river in both hands, yet finds himself with two very different decisions. Should he fire a bluff on the river in a 4bet pot with nothing but AQ high? Should he raise a river bet for value with top
On today’s episode of Chasing Poker Greatness Coach Brad and Coach Thomas break down two hands (One good, one the opposite of good) where Thomas chose to raise with a bluff on the river. Who doesn’t love it when Terminator Thomas gets out of line?
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