ImGen1us of http://www.husng.com reviews a top free heads up sit and go poker HUD for Holdem Manager 2. This HUD is totally free and can be found here - http://www.husng.com/content/free-holdem-manager-2-hud
In his first video, mid stakes hyper turbo regular Vasilis of http://www.husng.com reviews both successful and unsuccessful hands, covering several interesting topics such as raise sizings, bet sizings, planning ahead, draws and value hands.
crusinnn said:
You are welcome, I'm glad the free videos are helping you. If you ever start playing HUSNGs at a higher level or full time, consider our paid options (they are even higher level material, but designed for people who have the time to study the material, and motivation/goal to play regularly).
Good luck!
Mattraq1 of http://www.husng.com continues his video series on how to use unusual tactics and gameplans against mid stakes turbo HUSNG regulars.
This is the first of two videos by coach Pbogz of http://www.husng.com. Here he talks about the first blind level play. It covers hyper turbos, which are a fast paced, short stack form of SNGs that has quickly become the most popular sit and go format in recent years.
Mattraq1's fourth http://www.husng.com video in his series about creative play in turbos covers playing strong flushes out of position, aggressive flop leading, and using info gathered from his history with this opponent.
ImGen1us of www.husng.com provides a detailed and thorough overview of the stats available in this free HEM 2 HUD found on HUSNG.com. He covers the HUD with a presentation and then includes a live play session to put the concepts in action. The HUD can be found at http://www.husng.com/content/free-holdem-manager-2-hud
The seventh video in Ph33roX's Leakfinder series from http://www.husng.com is at the $30 level and covers getting information from just a few hands and making the appropriate adjustments.
This is the second video from http://www.husng.com's Pbogz covering play at the first blind level in hyper turbos. Pbogz takes on a wide variety of opponents. Topics discussed include 3betting, non all in and shoving ranges, and developing reads.
Hi Ryan, thanks for putting up all this free content. It is taking me a long time to get through it all since I'm a full time wage-slave and fulltime mom...but I'm getting through it all slowly but surely a couple videos and articles per night.
My main concern is trying to improve my endgame as it relates to STTs and MTTs. I am pretty good at getting myself to heads up, and then I feel I lose more than my fair share, even when I have them outchipped at the start of heads up.
I wonder if there is any content on your website that addresses heads up play after playing down from a full table. Or, are the concepts pretty much interchangeable?
Also, I play primarily live and I wonder if your website has any content that calls out the differences there.
My main concern is trying to improve my endgame as it relates to STTs and MTTs. I am pretty good at getting myself to heads up, and then I feel I lose more than my fair share, even when I have them outchipped at the start of heads up.
I wonder if there is any content on your website that addresses heads up play after playing down from a full table. Or, are the concepts pretty much interchangeable?
Also, I play primarily live and I wonder if your website has any content that calls out the differences there.
long_bong said:
Hey there, here are some links to some free heads up cash clips that we have (if you like these and want to give heads up cash a full try, the author of most of these is Barewire/Krab42, and he has two heads up cash packs for sale on our site under "Video Packs" tab).
Here are links to free heads up cash clips/videos
http://www.husng.com/content/krab42-barewire-600nl-interesting-k-hi-hand
http://www.husng.com/content/barewire-reviews-poker-hand-3-6-600nl-hu-nl-cash
http://www.husng.com/content/barewire-small-stack-pot-ratio-hu-cash-poker-video
http://www.husng.com/content/barewire-heads-up-cash-checking-flop-3bet-and-4bet-pots
http://www.husng.com/content/barewire-heads-up-no-limit-nl-cash-strategy-clip
http://www.husng.com/content/barewire-breaks-down-his-opponent
http://www.husng.com/content/barewire-bluffing-vs-value-bet-river-part-1
http://www.husng.com/content/barewire-bluffing-vs-value-bet-river-part-2
This last one is by Katipo, he plays HU cash and HUSNG (Barewire is full time HU Cash Pro)
http://www.husng.com/content/katipo-plays-short-stacked-1020-heads-up-cash-black-chip-poker
missjacki said:
Hey,
I've ran into other people looking for the same thing. The consensus is that the situations are really the same thing heads up, whether at the end of a 6 max, 9 man, 180 man, big MTT or heads up sit and go. It's all about the stack sizes. Usually, stack sizes are a bit shallower, so I would recommend taking a look at our hyper turbo videos (in Video Packs, we have a lot for sale, but we have many free as well).
The free ones can be found in this free videos section - http://www.husng.com/forums/general-strategy-forums/free-poker-videos-forum
One thing to also consider - Your average opponent is not likely to be too great heads up, so pay attention to a lot of really unbalanced strategies. Your opponent may only limp strong hands, or always limp weak hands and raise strong hands. That sort of stuff is very common and the better you get at heads up, the more you'll recognize "hey, this guy is televising his hand ranges so often, I see a lot of ways I can gain an edge against him."
Good luck!
Poker coach Pbogz is running a new weekly feature on http://www.husng.com called "How Do You Like Them Apples? Insane Hand of the Week". Every week, Pbogz selects a winner from that week's submissions and the winner receives a 30 minute coaching session from Pbogz for free! Here, Pbogz narrates us through this new feature's first-ever winning hand which was submitted by Niclas Ingvaldsen.
If you think you have a hand you think can win this contest, you can submit it to Pbogz by e-mailing him at [email protected]
If you think you have a hand you think can win this contest, you can submit it to Pbogz by e-mailing him at [email protected]
The final video in Mattraq1's creative play video series sees Matt fully leveraging his experience against this opponent, who is a regular at turbos, and discussing how to interpret his opponent's moves. Although Matt had great success against this opponent, he still notes some of the weaknesses and strengths that reviewing his play in retrospect has helped him to see.
In his second video, Stelios of http://www.husng.com does a live play review in $7 turbo on PokerStars.eu. Stelios goes up against a more active opponent than in his previous video and demonstrates how to properly adjust to more aggressive play.
Mid stakes hyper turbo regular Vasilis of http://www.husng.com makes his second hand review video, discussing how to play the nuts, using his HUD and narrow ranges to catch bluffs, and playing draws.
Readless Play In Hyper Turbo HUSNG
The first installment in a new video series from http://www.husng.com's phl500 covers readless play in hyper turbos. Here, phl500 reviews hands to discuss such topics as bet sizing, when to fold and overbetting the pot. phl500 is the co-author of the popular video pack zZzTILT and phl500 Present: Crushing Hyper Turbo HUSNGs.
The first installment in a new video series from http://www.husng.com's phl500 covers readless play in hyper turbos. Here, phl500 reviews hands to discuss such topics as bet sizing, when to fold and overbetting the pot. phl500 is the co-author of the popular video pack zZzTILT and phl500 Present: Crushing Hyper Turbo HUSNGs.
Insane Hand Of The Week #2
For the second installment of http://www.husng.com's Pbogz's new "How Do You Like Them Apples? Insane Hand Of The Week" weekly feature, Igor Vasiliev's "winning" hand might not be so winning after all.
For the second installment of http://www.husng.com's Pbogz's new "How Do You Like Them Apples? Insane Hand Of The Week" weekly feature, Igor Vasiliev's "winning" hand might not be so winning after all.