OK I've done a little video, and I've decided that they are -ev as you run bad while recording, but whatever.

I played ok I suppose, hopefully some of you find it useful. Couple of hands were played like a nit, 89s early on I didn't notice it was a minraise. JJ was an interesting one, would like some discussion on that one.

Anyway, let me know what you think and enjoy!

http://hosted.filefront.com/davidab157/

will watch later

Downloading, will watch at some point today and hopefully give some detailed analysis cos you need it boyo

Thanks for the feedback feint.

I'm not sure your set-mining is always +EV... Sure, you are deepstacked, but with only one or two people to the flop I don't think you have the right odds. Remember that even when you do flop a set, your opponents may not have caught a piece and won't give action

Usually, if I'm getting over 10-1 implied odds with the pot and the guys stack (ie. if they're full stacked and put in a standard raise), I'm gonna go set mining. There are times when you can take the pot down without hitting the set which makes it more appealing imo. Less than 10-1 I'm probably mucking the hand.

6 handed, you play about as tight as I do full-ring (maybe even tighter). For example, in one hand you folded 89o from SB even with a limper. I do think you were getting the right odds to play there, even if out of position.

I'm really really nitty from the blinds. I don't like completing the sb all that much just now, I find getting into unraised pots OOP with speculative hands to be a bit dangerous and there are far better spots to make money.

You have A3 suited from SB, and have commented on kawasaki's steal range being pretty wide. If that were the case, I'd repop him

You certainly could and it wouldn't be a bad play. Personally I don't like doing it with weak aces, I'd rather a mid pair, suited connectors or something. Generally even though I know he's raising light, I want to leave myself some room to manouvere on the flop and I don't think A3s is a nice hand for it. Just me though, it's not a bad play to raise at all.

In another hand, you open raise Q10o from the CO and get two callers. You flop a double-gutter and check/fold?! This is classic semi-bluff/c-bet territory for me (although the 2 diamonds make it slightly less appealing). At the least, I'd be 1/2 pot to control the betting and see a cheap turn...

LOL. Yeah, at the time I thought it was just a gutshot. I've watched it since and was like "huh?". Yeah I cbet that flop most times!

KQ suited from BB (25:33 into it). Why did you call on the flop?

Guy was a complete fish, there was every chance a K or Q would give me the best hand and if we could show down cheaply I can get an idea of what hands he's min betting with (which we did later on).

JJ I bet more on the flop (because it was 3-way, your bet size was perfect if headsup). With the line you took, there is no way to know where you stand on the river. I probably lead out for $13 on the river to control the pot, but as played I fold...

I should be block betting that river, I know. I'd say $15 is a good number. I also think the turn bet was a bit small.

I don't like the 47 preflop raise. You had recently been betting aggressively in a number of pots and your temporary table image is looser than your PAhud stats show...

LOL it was for a bit of comedy at the end of the vid, cos alot of people love that hand for some reason.