Well, I am going to take notes while I watch this video from Stoxpoker. This video is the first NL Holdem 6-max video that was ever put on Stoxpoker site. Nick “stoxpoker” Grudzien made this video. I think he made all of the first twenty or so video on the site.
He is playing 4-tables of 6-max 200NL. I am looking for situational advice. This video does not have any stats showing so most of the plays are without reads.
On an A high flop, he c-bets with a little more than half pot in position.
Middle Position with AA does standard raise and gets called by CO. Flop comes 856 rainbow. C-bet 2/3 pot and gets min-raise. The flop is scary, so he has a decision between re-raising or calling. He decided to call because he has no read. Turn comes 10 with no flush possibility. He check because it is not a great card for him and wound call pot-size bet. Villian checks and river comes A. Stox bets 1/2 pot and Villian folds. Villian probably on a 4-card straight and that flop min-raise was to see two cards for free. Stox would have played it aggressively if he though he was on a draw. It is okay if he is someone who will bluff when he does not hit.
C-Bet dry board with position. Fold to raise. This should be a standard play for me.
Small pair in SB. Get raised by the button. Hopes to get multi-way for set value so calls with two other left to act (BB and UTG limper). Check/fold when missing the set. Bluff goes way down multi-way and betting for value goes way up.
You can steal with any two in both blinds are tight (blind defense stat).
Okay, these are the notes that I took while watching the video. I think these are things that I have heard before, but not really “taken note” of them. I need to take every advantage to win at this game and if I miss value or play incorrectly, it will make it difficult for me to be a winner in the long run.
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