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nanonoko | $2/$4 NL 6-Max

Randy "nanonoko" Lew's first video for Pokernews Strategy. Randy reviews a recent $2/$4 6-Max session on Pokerstars.

 Instructor: nanonokoGame: No Limit Hold'em
 Stakes: Medium StakesFormat: 6 Max (Short Handed)
 Site: PokerStarsType: Cash
 Date: June 02, 2011  
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tobecontinue
2011-09-29 01:10

at 14.35 in the video. Even though he is tight player isn't 3 betting a cheaper way to get out o the hand pre flop. If he has ak hes probably going to come over the top and if he has worse hes justgoing to flat. And then you can take the initiative no the flop? If i had position id probably just call but out of position i dont see how playing him out of position is profitable in long term. Now say the club doesn't come on the river and its a blank and he bets about half pot do you call here or fold? I personally would fold putting him on ak or kk but you do have a very strong hand is that to nitty?