It’s time for a special Halloween episode!
The stratchat (30:08) features a great hand between Trickett and Mercier, with Mercier holding the Halloween Haunted Aces. The team also announce our new Patreon page where we give away some cool rewards if you support the show!
The Postflop Poser of this week is on time management (11:05): how can you still improve in poker when you don’t have much spare time?
Ben, Merv, and Mike are back for another episode of the Postflop Poker Podcast!
The Poser Question of this week is about profiling opponents when you have fewer than 50 hands of data on them. We give some tips on how you can profile unknowns, both live and online.
Also, this week we have 2 hands to discuss in the strat chat (22:50 and 46:30), so get ready for an extra long episode!
The video below is a hand history review for one of my subscribers. It’s a $1.50 9-man non-turbo SNG played on ACR.
Hand history reviews are a great way to improve your game.
You can see which plays and strategies are good and which things you should do differently. Use this to improve your knowledge of poker and to fix any potential leaks you may have in your game!
Aussie poker pro Jesse “OntheMac” McKenzie joins us for this week’s episode of the Postflop Poker Podcast!
We’re discussing an interesting “PPP Poser” question, sent in by Jonathan Breslin (12:30). He wants to know what you should do if you’re completely card dead in a tournament. How to deal with that, should you adapt your play, and are there any mental tricks you can use to keep yourself from getting frustrated? How can you prevent yourself from overplaying the first halfway decent hand, which suddenly looks like a monster?
Special guest on today’s episode of the Podcast is James “Splitsuit” Sweeney!
He talks about the release of his latest book he co-authored with Ben, the Poker Workbook Tournament Final Tables. There’s also a special giveaway for Podcast listeners so make sure to check that out (1h 15m)!
This week we discuss the following question from one of our listeners: “Which preflop ranges are wider, cash or tourney?“. This question sparked quite a bit of debate among the team, especially because James is more of a cash game player, while Ben and myself are tournament players.
Another eventful episode!
The mobility scooter incident from last episode is finally solved, Ben announces the release of his new book, and Merv is a bit sad because online poker will soon be no more in Australia.
The Postflop Poker Poser of this week is on note taking (11:18) and the hand analysis is on a hand from the new workbook (27:45).
It’s one of those spots that comes around quite frequently when you’re playing poker.
You raise with a marginal hand, miss on an Ace-high or King-high board and your opponent calls your c-bet. Should you start barreling now, trying to take the pot down or is it better to shut down and not invest anymore chips?
That’s the theme of this week’s podcast and we have a nice hand where I get caught double barrel bluffing with King-high.