VIDEO DISCUSSION: loltrickedu 1 - Common Mistakes Micro Stakes Players Make

[Trikkur]

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In loltrickedu's first video, he plays 4 tables of 50NL. He discusses mistakes that he commonly sees micro stakes players make and how to exploit them while not making them yourself.

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[ThunderJolt]

I have some questions about your vid. First, why do you limp from the SB with 75s (and later with K8o) when all other players have folded? Isn't it better to either fold or raise, i.e. to be aggressive?

Second, when you have A9o on the button facing a limp from a 23 BB stack, you fold. Could you explain why you prefer folding instead of raising, like I would have done (since I could still easily fold to a 3-bet and I can play the hand in position)?

A few moments later you bet half the pot with Q7 on a 722hh board, get called and immediately shut down on the turn, which is a 9. I'm curious about your thoughts about that hand as well.

I don't want this post to be huge, so I'll ask one more thing. I noticed, of course, your wide opening range on the button. Furthermore, you said that you occasionally open UTG with strong suited connectors. However, I also saw you fold QJo and KTo on the cut-off. Could you tell me more about your opening ranges?

Last but not least, thank you (and others) for uploading these vids, they are really helpful!

[UWILLFAIL2]

ike the vid ur readin of the game is class and i would pay to watch these vids.