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In this short blog I’m going to give you some free tips on a topic that I don’t think receives as much attention as it deserves, bet-sizing. Players that bet-size well make the most when they have the best hand and lose the least when bluffing with the worst.
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When choosing a bet size pre or post flop it’s very important you get your sizings correct. As often in poker, there is no correct answer, but there are a lot of things to consider. Hopefully this article might help some of you squeeze a few more chips out of your pots going forward, which is vital in tournament poker; especially big-field MTT’s like the Goliath – where chip accumulation is vital.Play the player
The Planet Hollywood Poker Room is home to some of the best live game and tournament action on the Las Vegas strip. We also host the Phamous Poker Series GOLIATH and World Series of Poker Circuit Events. Located next to the Pleasure Pit on the main casino floor. The poker room is open 24 hours daily. Poker Room Promotions and Daily Tournaments. This year, 2020, the Goliath Poker festival is moving ONLINE! The National Online Goliath series will take place from 1st – 10th August exclusively on grosvenorpoker.com The National Online Goliath series has a whopping £350,000 in guaranteed prizepools across 15 spectacular events. The series boasts incredible, deep structures, some of the best you could possibly find online. Goliath Day 1A Blog – 11:13. Play is about to commence. Janis the TD for the Goliath is going through the details with the Players: 16 Levels of 40 Mins with a Break after every 3 Levels. Goliath Day 1A Blog – 10:52. Players have now been called to the room. There is a fantastic 650 names on the screen to be seated.
Your opponent is one of the main things to consider. Are you dealing with a high level player, semi-pro, or a fun player? You need to make a decision based on all the evidence presented in front of you before you choose what size to go for.Preflop
Let’s start with a preflop example. The button opens to 2k at 500/1k blinds off 50k stack, we have the same 50k stack and are in the SB with AA. We decide to 3bet for obvious value. Casino in hamilton new zealand. Now comes the decision on how to size and now you should be classifying your opponent.
Against a strong regular (generally online midstakes or highstakes live player) that will play GTO (game theory optimal) ill choose to 3bet to around 8k-9k, reasons being we would want to use the same sizing we would if we were 3bet bluffing with a hand like KTo or A2/A3 etc. The main point being is that we don’t want to give the good player a good price in position so we would size all of our hands the same (nuts and value) in order to be balanced. Craps don’t pass odds bet college football.
Against a loose fun player id 3bet to between 5000 and 5500, because I want the call. Balancing vs a loose fun player is not a concern to us, as they won’t realise were skewed to always having value in this spot against them. If I see that this player is incredibly sticky, ill 3bet bigger, trying to find the sweet spot to get as much money in preflop as I’m certain they will call.Postflop
We raise to 2k off 50k stack at 500/1k blinds with QKsuited in spades and the big blind defends of an identical stack. 4k in the pot and the flop is
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When we are betting we need to pick what size and the player and board texture is the most important. If we are playing against a weak and passive player we would want to bet small.
We very rarely face a check raise and can easily fold our backdoor equity if we are check raised vs said player. Vs an aggressive player we want to bet a bigger size if his check raise frequency is higher to small cbets, which a lot of aggressive amateurs frequencies are. The GTO size would be between 25-30% of the pot.The best hand
When we know we have the best hand its important to maximise value. For example, it’s the middle of the day at the Goliath. You look down at the wonderful AA, raise 2.5BB preflop from UTG and 4 loose players call including both blinds (all players have 60bb).
The flop is K55 rainbow, you cbet 9bb into 13.5bb and both the small and big blind call. The turn is an Ace completing the rainbow and is checked through the blinds, you check back.
The river is a 2. The SB player bets 10bb into 40.5bb and is called by the BB. In this instance your bet-sizing on the river is extremely critical. There is 60bb in the pot, you have roughly 50bb back.
This is a clear situation where one or both players could easily have a 5 and you have almost certainly the best hand. Don’t get fancy and minimum raise, maximise your value and go all-in! There is a good chance all 5x hands will call you, especially in a tournament like the Goliath. Fun players don’t like folding big hands!Exploit vs GTO
Whilst GTO is used at the cutting edge of poker, its important to realise 95% of players at this year’s Goliath will be nowhere near that level of sophistication. If you think your opponent is weak-tight and will give up easily and missed the flop (and you are bluffing), bet small, if you think they are a huge calling station and you have a nut hand, bomb the pot!
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Elliott Marais will be celebrating his upcoming 34th birthday in style after the Scunthorpe-based bricklayer turned £120 into £85,760 by winning the record-breaking 2017 GUKPT Goliath in Coventry.
A total of 4,022 unique entrants purchased 2,363 re-entries between them to create a £638,500 prize pool, which was shared among the top 682 finishers. The attendance of 6,385 broke the Goliath’s own record and ensured this tournament was the largest live poker tournament held outside of Las Vegas.Goliath Poker Blog2017 GUKPT Goliath Final Table PayoutsPlacePlayerPrize1Elliott Marais£85,7602Tai Hoang£62,0603Levan Reid£44,6304Paul Morris£31,6705Robert Shore£21,9006Calum Goodwin£15,3907Oneib Saeed£12,0058Fabio Liriomiranda£9,8959Dean Perry£8,490
Only 39 players made it through to the final day’s play and it took five hours for the tournament to progress to the nine-handed final table. Within minutes of the final table action commencing, Dean Perry found himself all-in with ace-ten against the dominating ace-king of Robert Shore and when Perry’s hand failed to improve, he became the ninth-place finisher.Goliath Poker Blog Free
Ten minutes after Perry’s demise, Fabio Liriomiranda joined him on the sidelines. Liriomiranda was short stacked and moved all with with a pair of deuces and lost to Paul Morris.
Within a quarter of an hour, the final table lost another player when Oneib Saeed moved all-in for seven big blinds with ace-five and Shore called with ace-king. Shore improved to two pair by the river to send Saeed home in seventh-place.Goliath Poker 2019 Blog
Next to fall was Calum Goodwin, again at the hands of Shore. Goodwin committed his stack with pocket sevens and Shore looked him up holding king-jack of spades. Goodwin flopped a set but Shore picked up a flush draw. Although the eight on the turn was black, it was the wrong suit for Shore, but the three of spades on the river gifted Shore a flush and sent Goodwin to the cashier’s cage.
Despite chipping up throughout the final table, Shore was the next player to lose their stack. Shore pushed his 20 big blind stack into the middle of the felt with ace-ten and Tai Hoang made the call with ace-jack. Neither player improved their holding by the river, Hoang’s jack-kicker played and the remaining players gained a little more elbow room.Goliath Poker Blog Videos
Fourth-place went to Paul Morris who looked set to double through Marais when his ace-jack went up against Marais’ jack-nine. It was not to be the case, however, because Marais caught running cards to improve to an unlikely straight to bust Morris.
Start of Day 3 chip leader Levan Reid was the next player to fall by the wayside, banking almost £45,000. Reid later told the GUKPT blog that he planned on taking his two children on a holiday of a lifetime to Disneyland.
Reid’s exit sent the 2017 GUKPT Goliath into a heads-up battle between Marais and popular Birmingham player Hoang. The chip lead exchanged hands several times before Marais went on to win all of the chip in play and he wrote his name into poker’s history books.
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In this short blog I’m going to give you some free tips on a topic that I don’t think receives as much attention as it deserves, bet-sizing. Players that bet-size well make the most when they have the best hand and lose the least when bluffing with the worst.
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When choosing a bet size pre or post flop it’s very important you get your sizings correct. As often in poker, there is no correct answer, but there are a lot of things to consider. Hopefully this article might help some of you squeeze a few more chips out of your pots going forward, which is vital in tournament poker; especially big-field MTT’s like the Goliath – where chip accumulation is vital.Play the player
The Planet Hollywood Poker Room is home to some of the best live game and tournament action on the Las Vegas strip. We also host the Phamous Poker Series GOLIATH and World Series of Poker Circuit Events. Located next to the Pleasure Pit on the main casino floor. The poker room is open 24 hours daily. Poker Room Promotions and Daily Tournaments. This year, 2020, the Goliath Poker festival is moving ONLINE! The National Online Goliath series will take place from 1st – 10th August exclusively on grosvenorpoker.com The National Online Goliath series has a whopping £350,000 in guaranteed prizepools across 15 spectacular events. The series boasts incredible, deep structures, some of the best you could possibly find online. Goliath Day 1A Blog – 11:13. Play is about to commence. Janis the TD for the Goliath is going through the details with the Players: 16 Levels of 40 Mins with a Break after every 3 Levels. Goliath Day 1A Blog – 10:52. Players have now been called to the room. There is a fantastic 650 names on the screen to be seated.
Your opponent is one of the main things to consider. Are you dealing with a high level player, semi-pro, or a fun player? You need to make a decision based on all the evidence presented in front of you before you choose what size to go for.Preflop
Let’s start with a preflop example. The button opens to 2k at 500/1k blinds off 50k stack, we have the same 50k stack and are in the SB with AA. We decide to 3bet for obvious value. Casino in hamilton new zealand. Now comes the decision on how to size and now you should be classifying your opponent.
Against a strong regular (generally online midstakes or highstakes live player) that will play GTO (game theory optimal) ill choose to 3bet to around 8k-9k, reasons being we would want to use the same sizing we would if we were 3bet bluffing with a hand like KTo or A2/A3 etc. The main point being is that we don’t want to give the good player a good price in position so we would size all of our hands the same (nuts and value) in order to be balanced. Craps don’t pass odds bet college football.
Against a loose fun player id 3bet to between 5000 and 5500, because I want the call. Balancing vs a loose fun player is not a concern to us, as they won’t realise were skewed to always having value in this spot against them. If I see that this player is incredibly sticky, ill 3bet bigger, trying to find the sweet spot to get as much money in preflop as I’m certain they will call.Postflop
We raise to 2k off 50k stack at 500/1k blinds with QKsuited in spades and the big blind defends of an identical stack. 4k in the pot and the flop is
9s3c4d
When we are betting we need to pick what size and the player and board texture is the most important. If we are playing against a weak and passive player we would want to bet small.
We very rarely face a check raise and can easily fold our backdoor equity if we are check raised vs said player. Vs an aggressive player we want to bet a bigger size if his check raise frequency is higher to small cbets, which a lot of aggressive amateurs frequencies are. The GTO size would be between 25-30% of the pot.The best hand
When we know we have the best hand its important to maximise value. For example, it’s the middle of the day at the Goliath. You look down at the wonderful AA, raise 2.5BB preflop from UTG and 4 loose players call including both blinds (all players have 60bb).
The flop is K55 rainbow, you cbet 9bb into 13.5bb and both the small and big blind call. The turn is an Ace completing the rainbow and is checked through the blinds, you check back.
The river is a 2. The SB player bets 10bb into 40.5bb and is called by the BB. In this instance your bet-sizing on the river is extremely critical. There is 60bb in the pot, you have roughly 50bb back.
This is a clear situation where one or both players could easily have a 5 and you have almost certainly the best hand. Don’t get fancy and minimum raise, maximise your value and go all-in! There is a good chance all 5x hands will call you, especially in a tournament like the Goliath. Fun players don’t like folding big hands!Exploit vs GTO
Whilst GTO is used at the cutting edge of poker, its important to realise 95% of players at this year’s Goliath will be nowhere near that level of sophistication. If you think your opponent is weak-tight and will give up easily and missed the flop (and you are bluffing), bet small, if you think they are a huge calling station and you have a nut hand, bomb the pot!
Satellites are now running on Grosvenorpoker.com, with huge daily super-satellites (all at least guaranteeing 25 x £125 seats+) on from 7th July. Don’t miss out on this years big one. Check out the full schedulehere.Comments
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Elliott Marais will be celebrating his upcoming 34th birthday in style after the Scunthorpe-based bricklayer turned £120 into £85,760 by winning the record-breaking 2017 GUKPT Goliath in Coventry.
A total of 4,022 unique entrants purchased 2,363 re-entries between them to create a £638,500 prize pool, which was shared among the top 682 finishers. The attendance of 6,385 broke the Goliath’s own record and ensured this tournament was the largest live poker tournament held outside of Las Vegas.Goliath Poker Blog2017 GUKPT Goliath Final Table PayoutsPlacePlayerPrize1Elliott Marais£85,7602Tai Hoang£62,0603Levan Reid£44,6304Paul Morris£31,6705Robert Shore£21,9006Calum Goodwin£15,3907Oneib Saeed£12,0058Fabio Liriomiranda£9,8959Dean Perry£8,490
Only 39 players made it through to the final day’s play and it took five hours for the tournament to progress to the nine-handed final table. Within minutes of the final table action commencing, Dean Perry found himself all-in with ace-ten against the dominating ace-king of Robert Shore and when Perry’s hand failed to improve, he became the ninth-place finisher.Goliath Poker Blog Free
Ten minutes after Perry’s demise, Fabio Liriomiranda joined him on the sidelines. Liriomiranda was short stacked and moved all with with a pair of deuces and lost to Paul Morris.
Within a quarter of an hour, the final table lost another player when Oneib Saeed moved all-in for seven big blinds with ace-five and Shore called with ace-king. Shore improved to two pair by the river to send Saeed home in seventh-place.Goliath Poker 2019 Blog
Next to fall was Calum Goodwin, again at the hands of Shore. Goodwin committed his stack with pocket sevens and Shore looked him up holding king-jack of spades. Goodwin flopped a set but Shore picked up a flush draw. Although the eight on the turn was black, it was the wrong suit for Shore, but the three of spades on the river gifted Shore a flush and sent Goodwin to the cashier’s cage.
Despite chipping up throughout the final table, Shore was the next player to lose their stack. Shore pushed his 20 big blind stack into the middle of the felt with ace-ten and Tai Hoang made the call with ace-jack. Neither player improved their holding by the river, Hoang’s jack-kicker played and the remaining players gained a little more elbow room.Goliath Poker Blog Videos
Fourth-place went to Paul Morris who looked set to double through Marais when his ace-jack went up against Marais’ jack-nine. It was not to be the case, however, because Marais caught running cards to improve to an unlikely straight to bust Morris.
Start of Day 3 chip leader Levan Reid was the next player to fall by the wayside, banking almost £45,000. Reid later told the GUKPT blog that he planned on taking his two children on a holiday of a lifetime to Disneyland.
Reid’s exit sent the 2017 GUKPT Goliath into a heads-up battle between Marais and popular Birmingham player Hoang. The chip lead exchanged hands several times before Marais went on to win all of the chip in play and he wrote his name into poker’s history books.
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