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dvdpourvu's New Video: Mastering Turn Situations in Out-of-Position Play
StrategyJanuary 17, 2025·1 min read

dvdpourvu's New Video: Mastering Turn Situations in Out-of-Position Play


dvdpourvu's second video in his theory series focuses on turn situations and the possibility of a second barrel. The series is aimed at students of Doctorado del MTT Project and centers on single raised pots when out of position. This means when a player decides to open the hand and another player behind makes a cold call, with the blinds not entering the pot.

The video discusses the importance of considering the range of openraise and the CBET in the flop when deciding on a second barrel. dvdpourvu advises checking when obvious draws complete on the turn. He emphasizes the need to assess whether the turn completes more for the opponent than for the player themselves.

For those interested in deepening their understanding of out-of-position play, dvdpourvu's series offers a wealth of information. The video is available to subscribers of Doctorado, and for those who want to access more of dvdpourvu's content, a subscription to the MTT Project is available for 59 € per month.

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