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Yolan Cohen Analyzes Mark Gun's Offline Poker Strategies
StrategyJanuary 27, 2025·1 min read

Yolan Cohen Analyzes Mark Gun's Offline Poker Strategies


Yolan Cohen is analyzing a hand from the cash game Hungry Horse. He focuses on the strategies and mistakes made by Mark Gun, a professional offline player who attempted to earn $100 per hour even at low limits.

Mark Gun made a 3-bet after the hijack player's raise, which Yolan Cohen considers a good move in offline games. However, Yolan suggests increasing the size of the continuation bet on the flop to make it look stronger. He also advises against bluffing with Q9s on the river due to the high likelihood of being called.

Yolan Cohen recommends reducing the size of the turn bet to increase fold equity on the river. He also suggests limping with certain hands instead of raising to induce more action. Additionally, Yolan advises reducing the size of the raise to encourage more calls and weaker hands to continue. He agrees with Mark Gun's check-call with AJo, as there is not enough equity to bet for value. However, Yolan would lead out with AJo instead of check-calling, aiming to build a pot with a stronger hand.

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