

Poker Pro Reviews Hand, Receives Valuable Feedback from High-Stakes Trainer
Legendary-F, a beginner regular on Legendary-F, analyzed a hand from NL5 in fast poker and shared his thoughts on how to play a weak ace without position. The hand was played in a zoom game on PokerOK, with an unknown opponent having a vpip of 24.
Vladimir NeNaZavode, a high-stakes regular and trainer for GreenLine, pointed out errors and praised the opponent's play. He suggested a more linear 3-bet or increasing the sizing to 12-13bb for a polar 3-bet. Legendary-F checked on the flop to avoid inflating the pot with a top pair and weak kicker. Vladimir NeNaZavode noted that on A-high boards, players rarely bluff after a missed continuation bet.
Legendary-F bet 2/3 of the pot on the turn to pick up hands like 9x and TT. Vladimir NeNaZavode advised against pushing on the turn, noting that the hand is still a top pair with a weak kicker. Legendary-F checked the river, expecting the opponent to bluff with weaker hands. Vladimir NeNaZavode recommended a block bet on the river, stating that players on these limits often do not bluff enough.
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