RecPoker | Episode 567 – Matt Affleck Part 2

This week Jim Reid and the RecPoker RECing Crew are BACK with pro player and coach Matt Affleck! We get right into the strategy talk, taking questions from social media and the YouTube chat to dive into subjects like limping, donk bets, how to study efficiently, and how to apply your knowledge at the tables. Matt also shares the benefits of playing online vs. live, using variance against villains at the table, expanding your ranges to exploit other players, and a lot more!

We also play Stake/Study Stack with Brock Wilson, Jonathan Jaffe, and Alex Fitzgerald and we give away a free prize at the end for folks in the YouTube chat. Join us LIVE on YouTube next Monday at 7:30 ET for free to ask our guests questions in real time, and you can win too!

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Timestamps

04:56 A high-variance approach to benefit a less-experienced player
10:17 Opportunity cost of studying inefficiently
12:24 Solving the gap between knowledge and application
16:04 Visualizing different turn cards
21:46 Factors to consider whether to expand or narrow the ranges
26:28 Matt’s thought process when on a draw
30:06 Matt on Chris’ sample spots
34:11 Are there times good players do an open limp?
40:14 In studying: How to know when to move on to the next subject
52:10 Playing online cash with the ability of RTA
54:28 What casino game would Matt play for profit?
01:08:41 Home Game Result updates

 

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