That's a check-raise fool!

That's a check-raise fool!

Welcome to the course on check-raising!

Are you sick of people being able to take pots away from you with a simple continuation bet?

No more! With this tried-and-true strategy guide you will be able to checkraise like a pro against any player.

Learn what boards are good to attack and which are not.

Find out what player tendencies are easy to exploit with a checkraise.

Discover what hands work well with a checkraise.

And much much more!

In this course we will review many real tournament hands, including SCOOP hand. You will learn a lot about:

• Check-raising from the big blind

• Statistics to look for

• Sizing

• Board texture: chicken boards, real boards, capped boards

• Should you barrel the turn?

• Randomizing

• Hands, notes, practice

• Flatting small 3-bets

• Charts

• Sizing and stacks

• Checkraising on paired boards

• Stack size and player quality

• Triple barrel blufs

• Questions to be asking yourself

• How to improve your equity or ruin their’s

• Ranges

• Purposeful practice

• How to set up a study plan

You will be able to listen to lots of poker-related questions and answers with all the explanations and analysis. Maybe you will find some of your questions answered.

You will learn how to efficiently analyze your hands using helpful poker software.

Check-raising is a powerful tool which is not used often enough. When you understand the logic of check-raising you will be able to effectively use it on different boards (paired boards, suited boards, etc.).

You will see real tournament hands in which we check-raise or we face a check-raise.

I will explain you why we should play in a certain way and I hope you will add some new tactics to your poker arsenal.

Learn when to check-raise them and crush them! It's mostly not about luck but about skill!

Facing a check-raise

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What you will learn

• Learn to check-raise on different boards
• Dealing with check-raises
• Sizing and stacks

Rating: 5

Level: All Levels

Duration: 4 hours

Instructor: Alexander Fitzgerald