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Michael Addamo is one of the toughest poker players in the world. He’s battled in all of the highest stake poker tournaments in the past few years and absolutely crushed it. In this webinar, I’m going to go over some of the sickest hands that he’s played recently and try to understand what makes him so tough, and what poker strategies we can take from it to use in our own games!
The first hand comes from a recent Triton event in Cyprus where he plays a nearly 500bb pot with 43s!
After that, we’re going to look at a hand from Triton Madrid where he faces off against another high stakes pro, Aleksejs Ponakovs where he takes a pretty unconventional line on the river!
The 3rd hand is a tricky multi-way spot that he played from the Super High Roller Bowl against David Peters & Ali Imsirovic where we’ll get to see some pretty sick flop & turn strategies to use.
The 4th and final hand will be one of the sickest 3-bet pots you’ll ever see from a whopping $300k buy-in Super High Roller Tournament where he puts Jake Schindler in an absolutely miserable spot.
I hope you learn a lot of high level poker strategy from this and get a chance to enjoy one of the toughest players on the planet playing some sick, sick hands. Welcome to the Michael Addamo show!
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This video was so great! I'm liking 10 of your vids for this one.
My opponents always have the 10..?
Honestly I think it’s bad play by Brewer. He loses only to 10x hands against a player who is very capable of bluffing. The 10 card does not favour one of their ranges over the other, not to mention the SPR.
Brewer should’ve all-in on the turn.
once again i disagree w jonathan – if you have already decided you are calling down vs adamo in the first hand and if he has a ten so be it – than you should check raise all in the turn and charge the draw or just take it down being a tournament
on the 2nd hand i would think your bet size should be based on what your opponent has- not what you have = who cares if adamo has a weak ace – its about what youre trying to get called by – not what you have. right? also if i had a good ace or aces up like a3 i would call adamos jam because the only hand that makes any sense is adamo slow playing at – and is he? is he checking the flop with a straight draw? if no to either you have to call with a good ace – why i dont like adamos jam.
on the 3rd hand – why bluff w 22 on TTHIS board? Is that what gto is on this board? you are getting loooked up i would think way too much multiway to try bluffing this board. i also think top pr – a9- should be a call on its too weak to just fold now- the next caller can have a lot of hands worse than top pr,. does the solver say to fold here?
forth hand – yes you want to keep bluffing if you pick up equity so you can get qq jj and similar to fold- you said well what if you get jammed on? what jams on you? kk wouldve likely 4 bet pre, and you block sets and straights,, so you really dont have to worry about getting jammed on most of the time. on the river jake needs to call because is adamo really checking a value hand on the turn like a straight or set? i wouldnt think so. again this comes down to slow playing – if adamo sometimes slowplays than ok this is tough and i might just check back the river – if adamo rarely ever slow plays which i think is the case – than spots like this you have to call if he chk jams the river.
I look this hand long Time ago, and since then i see a brewer very emotional, like very worried, 0 profesional, even like scared. It was scared of addamo??
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Fantastic content! I was waiting for you to bring out content analyzing Addamo's exploits.