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Poker Strategy – Defending Blinds Postflop – Part 1

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Coach ‘Adam Jones’ on defending your blinds post-flop.
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10 thoughts on “Poker Strategy – Defending Blinds Postflop – Part 1”

  1. Hi. 🙂

    What kind of a value range do you have if you donk the turn at 21:47? 
    Really enjoying the videos, keep them coming.

  2. Alright, when i flop reasonably well i play it like the vid.. But when i dont? It is only fit and fold!?!?

  3. What to do when players limp everytime on your big blind.
    This happens to me a lot in MTT's.
    And than they hit with crap.
    They play so many hands that they look fishy,but they seem to be winning players.

  8. Great video, how come you didn't show what happened with the pocket 8s hand? Did you donk the turn? Did he bet and you folded?

  9. With 88 at 27'30 if you x/r the T you only represent 6 combos of sets ( 22,55) ,some FD,maybe A4hh type hands,your range is capped at QT cos you would have 3bet QJs+ and you never x/r QT here;so imo checkraising here is inadequate.

  10. Do you think this would work on the smallest micro stakes or is it best to only do this at stakes where you are playing against thinking players?

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