[FTR Quick Tip #007] 3-Betting, Part 4: Example Hands 2u1e73

In this installment, we look at some hand histories illustrating the 3-betting principles explained in the previous 3 videos. no limit Hold'em cash games.

---

Any questions? Discussion has died down with the last few videos.. any on the series, type of videos, etc etc.?

I've really enjoyed all the videos so far, good detailed explanations of what's going on/what we should be doing.

Do you have any ideas in pipeline for straight draws OOP/IP, things like that?

Originally Posted by Cobra_1878

I've really enjoyed all the videos so far, good detailed explanations of what's going on/what we should be doing.

Do you have any ideas in pipeline for straight draws OOP/IP, things like that?

Thanks, Cobra. I've really enjoyed making the vids. I have thought about including check-calling being correct OOP; and flatting or raising or betting being good IP, completely depending on your opponent and, to a lesser extent, on whether you have overcards in your hand.

Originally Posted by Mike1013

Thanks, Cobra. I've really enjoyed making the vids. I have thought about including check-calling being correct OOP; and flatting or raising or betting being good IP, completely depending on your opponent and, to a lesser extent, on whether you have overcards in your hand.

Hmm OK, how about playing button with 2 limpers already in pot, would something like that work?

Also, maybe things like playing TPTK/TP2K OOP?

Just trying to throw a few ideas out as I am enjoying the series so far.

Hey, that is a good idea. I really like isolating limpers, so I think I'll do a video about that in the weeks. There's so much to consider, though. It will be a challenge to make a ~5 minute video about all the minutia involved. But I think I can get into some of the opponent tendencies, both preflop and on the raise after some players have limped in.