Poker Millionaire Reveals His Strategy on Monotone Flops (ft. Kanu7)

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One of poker’s biggest-ever winners, Alex Millar (aka Kanu7), is joining the Upswing Poker team. In advance of his upcoming course, today he shares some insights on playing postflop on monotone board textures.

Get Alex’s course here: https://upswingpoker.com/advanced-cash-game-strategy-with-kanu7/

Watch the remaining parts of this series:
Part 2 https://youtu.be/LN4z6gkDGes
Part 3 https://youtu.be/eDriDqKnPQM
Part 4 https://youtu.be/_DdbzMTQg1o
Part 5 https://youtu.be/dI_qPUgvWSs

Check out the written version of this video here: https://upswingpoker.com/monotone-flops-kanu7/

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Poker Millionaire Reveals His Strategy on Monotone Flops (ft. Kanu7)

10 thoughts on “Poker Millionaire Reveals His Strategy on Monotone Flops (ft. Kanu7)

  1. Typical overthinking. It’s all smoke screens – 20/20 hindsight
    Very basic technique to mislead the consumer
    Not only that, how many “customers” are playing at these limits? Probably zero. If they were they wouldnt need “coaching”. Amazing how many people fall for the modern day poker coaching phenomenon
    This rubbish is the truly literal definition of exploitative marketing strategy

  2. Why do you think 50% cbet,50% check is a simplication, it's really not that different than 47.5% cbet etc, anyway in game we're playing hands, and deciding between bet/check/raise with our hand, so if there's a clear boundary, it's a simplication, if it's not, then it's not a simplication. So if it's a pure strategy(like range bet),then it automatically satisfy the previous condition. If it's a mixed strategy, then we need to know where the boundary is, if the boundary is very clear, then it's a simplication.Why everyone think 50% cbet,50% check is a simplication?Just because the percentage number looks good? If a 47.779% cbet has a clear boundary, then it's a simplication.I'm interested in your course, but must state this before buy.

  3. Lovely video, just missed you talking about 1 thing:
    Why the frequencies of x/raising go way down on a monotone board?

  4. When betting so large on the flop like OTB did in the first example, it forces you to have a much more complex strategy. You will have to balance your checking range with strong hands, and reduce your c-betting frequency overall… I find it interesting, because most players today are doing the opposite. Betting small at high frequency when they are perceived to have a range advantage… Thanks for the free content as always.

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