9 thoughts on “Use This NL2 Zoom Poker Strategy (SKYROCKETED MY WINNINGS!)”

1. Why don't you play 2/5 live for a living instead of online microstakes? The games are softer and there is a lot more money to be won/higher hourly rate.

2. I think a check on turn would have been good because so many hands got there on the A9o hand I think betting even against bad players is not the best play really.

3. Last hand looks like the "standard" reg playing the set. Called OoP, check-called the flop and raise-jammed the turn for 50bb on that board. He probably thought that, because you barreled the A on turn, you must had an ace there, otherwise you would just check there. So because he thought you had an ace, you might call a 50bb shove with top pair. hence that aggro play from the nit. That or he slowplayed a monster (AA, KK) and got excited/scared of the ace on the turn.

4. on the last hand he called a dry flop (953 rainbow), and usually when u r hu with a tight player at this spot you can assume that he probably has the nuts. I mean if he had 33 or 55 he could/should 3bet pre-flop in order to import into his game an outright profit with a mediocre hand at this specific situation (Button vs BB). I think this guy had 99 and that turn card actually forced him to 3bet cause the A came and a flush draw situation. He could also have A9 which i think is also a bad play to just call preflop. Small pairs and weak aces in this kind of situation create great opportunities to reasteal and punish loose open ranges and expand your outright profit. So i think this guy could be an ABC tight player who just called preflop with 99 and hit the jackpot cause his call on this flop shows strenght. In this situations i tend to check back on the turn.On the river i believe fold or 3bet are the optimal moves. if the river completes the flush i would try to steal. However this kind of play at these stakes is way too risky due to the lack of fold equity you face. So even the ace here couldnt help you a lot. If a tight player calls on this dry flop, i am playing a bit more conservative. If this guy was loose i would bet the turn 70-80% of the pot. Same situation, different players, different actions.

5. Hey Nathan, quick question. In the first hand, if on the turn, instead of villain only having .40 left in his stack, say he had 2.00 or more in his stack, are you still double barreling? or are you checking back the turn, for pot control/fear of getting check raised?

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7. The second hand is just hilarious. Fish bluffing on the river with a 30% bet into two guys, who both called him on the turn. And the other guy just calling down with top two pair. You gotta love NL2 🙂

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9. Hello Nathan.
   In last hand what i supposed to do if i double barrels my opponent and he just made a call, river is't improving everyone. Should we triple barrel or simply surrender.
   Hello from 2020:)

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