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Dekkers123 starts with a question: which hands should we triple barrel? He dives into the answer before pressing record during a session

If you studied single-raised pots where we get cold called by the in-position player, you surely already picked up the heuristic that you're not allowed to c-bet very much.

But how does this change when you're up against a recreational instead of a regular?

That's exactly what Dekkers explores in the theory segment of the video before reviewing a 2-tabling $50NL Rush & Cash session.

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Dekkers123 deepens his dive into turn stabbing strategy with a focus on how to implement a 2-sizing split and which textures prefer a small or a big size only strategy before turning things into practice at $0.25/$0.50 Rush.

Dekkers provides a brief breakdown on establishing balanced check-back ranges on ace high textures in single raised pots before reviewing a 4-tabling session at the 6-max tables on GGPoker to turn some of the concepts into practice at the tables.

Dekkers123 discusses the risk of overfolding flops in 3-bet pots as the in-position preflop caller from a theory standpoint before diving into hands from a real session in the hopes of encountering hands that allow him to demonstrate the concept.

Dekkers123 uses the solver to establish the best boards for leading and looks to implement this strategy in actual hands.

Dekkers123 takes a look at the specific situation where he has the opportunity to float on A high boards and uses the solver to see what the best path forward is before turning to a live session to see if he can put theory into practice.

Dekker123 utilizes the solver as well as actual hands that he played to examine turn scenarios in 3-bet pots when out of position on ace high textures and discusses some heuristics to keep in mind when in these pots.

Dekkers123 looks at opportunities to stab the turn after the flop goes check check and then turns to playing a session and looking for opportunities at the table for such action.

Dekkers123 utilizes some of the new features of GTO Wizard to explore the best course of action in multiway pots which are more prevalent in the ante games which are growing in popularity. He then aims to apply the concepts reviewing a 4-tabling session.

Dekkers123 discusses our check-raising strategy on textures like K83r and J73r and explains how to pull some unintuitive check-raise candidates to not play too passively on these textures. He then jumps into a review of a recent session at the GG ante tables.

Dekkers123 looks at a session that he played recently discussing the hands of importance and occasionally turning to the solver.

Dekkers123 takes a quick theoretical dive to remind you about how strongly you should adapt your flop defending range as the BB depending on whether you face a late or early position c-bet. He then jumps into a 4-tabling session review of the GG Big Ante games.

Dekkers123 explores the topic of playing turns in multiway pots as the BB which is a situation that happens quite a bit in the looser ante game formats that are becoming more popular.

Dekkers123 looks at the theory of stabbing as the in-position preflop caller once we face a check from the initial raiser in ante games where we have to adapt to wider ranges.

After breaking down some high-level takeaways for bet sizes and betting frequencies he reviews a selection of recent hands before rolling the clip of a recent 4-tabling session at $0.25/$0.50.

Dekkers123 explores the $50NL stake on GG and touches on the impact of antes in these games which seem to be growing in difficulty.

Dekkers reviews a session he battled at the full ring, deep-stacked, ante games on GG Poker sharing his analysis along with some quick dives into the solver to check his lines.

Dekkers123 discusses how to approach turn barreling on high-frequency c-bet flops with your bluffing region before reviewing a session across four tables of $0.25/$0.50 ante games on GG.

Dekkers123 explores the hotspot of delayed c-betting when in position and discusses the best course of action in various situations before seeking to apply it in practice at a 4-table review of the big ante format on GG along with sharing other tips for this format.

The third installment of Dekkers series on crushing the new large-ante games that become more and more popular on GG Poker but that are also available on other sites like CoinPoker, zooms in on the importance of not playing too nitty in the small blind when facing opens. He explores why it's crucial to develop a flatting range in these games and how ranges compare to standard SB ranges, before putting everything into practice with a 4-tabling session review.

Dekkers123 continues his exploration of the ante games on GG this time focusing on button play and how to maximize results from the position that is meant to be your best ROI.

Dekkers123 returns fresh off his live games exploration in the US and hops back into the GG ante games offering some tips and tricks for success in these looser games.

Dekkers123 reviews this session immediately after completing it while the hands are still fresh in his mind and focuses on the exploits available in these games.

Dekkers123 breaks down a session that sees him with an inordinate amount of blind v blind spots and discusses the best way to approach them especially at lower stakes.

Dekkers123 reviews a session at $25NL where he finds himself in a inordinate amount of sticky situations and offers his thoughts that occurred in game as well as with the benefit of hindsight.

Dekkers reviews a session where he attempts to successfully blend GTO w/ exploitative play in this pool that's mixed with really poor and really high level play.

Dekkers reviews a session at $25NL where the play is lackluster at best and discusses the best way to capitalize in this relatively high rake environment.

Dekkers123 fires up a $25NL session and centers the discussion on playing and beating these low stakes where a variety of factors including player pool tendencies and rake become much bigger factors.

Dekkers123 continues his session that sees him dropping it down to the $25NL games and discusses his general approach when playing poor players, readless, and in the high rake environment.

Dekkers123 loads up the Rush tables and discusses the population tendency differences between regular tables and rush tables.