Foucault takes a look at different concepts he finds most important to becoming a winning high stakes player. Each episode looks at a different skill - add them all up and improve!
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Foucault takes a look at the Pro Shorstacker, and what you can do to counter their style. Andrew reviews several sessions at 10/20 and 25/50 where he exploits the pro-shortstacker!
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There's some unintentional humor in this video for those who have been following the Stoxpoker multiaccounting scandal on 2+2 (http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/19/high-stakes-pl-nl/stoxtrader-cheati...). It now seems very likely that greatvlewbr0, who appears in this video, was a new account created by Stox, who formerly played as Knockstiff on Poker Stars. This was the first time I'd seen the gr3at account, and some of the things that I say about and do against him illustrate exactly how it was benefical to Stox to have this anonymous account.
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Great to see video series about this topic!
There is spot where you have JTo and donk a 97x board, giving you a GS + possible 2 overs. This concept applies not only against short stackers, I think you may be on of the only players I know that have a balanced donking range. Do you normally donk in these situations, even against deeper stacked opponents?
I really want to incorporate donking in to my game, but have no mentor or peers who do it enough to discuss it's profitability, place for it with me. Is there a range/villain type/board you tend to do it against? Many players IMO don't know how to adjust to donking.