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Javitxu's New Video: Mastering Multiway Poker from the Big Blind
StrategyJune 23, 2026·1 min read

Javitxu's New Video: Mastering Multiway Poker from the Big Blind


Poker pro 'Javitxu' has released a new video focusing on defending from the big blind in multiway pots. The video is part of the Spin Project and is available for Cum Laude subscribers.

The scenario in the video involves a regular player opening from the button, a recreational player calling from the small blind, and the player defending from the big blind with a deep stack. This setup is common but requires careful consideration due to the presence of the recreational player and the deep stacks.

Throughout the video, 'Javitxu' analyzes how to play on different types of boards, reviewing the frequencies of call, raise, and fold that make sense based on the flop texture and the interaction of the ranges. The goal is to understand how to structure your game from the big blind in these multiway pots, prioritizing key factors, and adapting your thinking process based on position, opponent profiles, and deep stacks.

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