Is Stanley Choi behind the screen name crazytrader?Ĭrazytrader’s real name has not been revealed yet and so far he is doing a great job of staying anoymous. So far crazytrader is doing very well and is up a decent chunk, especially against high stakes prodigy Wiktor “limitless Malinowski. He is currently crushing the biggest stakes in the world and a regular in the legendary $1,000/$2,000 at GG Network, where he battles the best cash game players in the world such as LLinusLLove, limitless or Tan Xuan. Watch below, who won the flips for $1,000,000: Watch the $400,000 flips Trueteller vs crazytrader here:Ĭrazytrader is a high stakes cash game player residing in Hong Kong. They decided to run the flips twice, which makes up for some great entertainment. Both of them had at least $1,000,000 in their accounts at the time of the No-Look All-In flips! The two regulars crazytrader and Trueteller agreed on doing a series of $400,000 flips, as long as one of them runs out of money. Last weekend high stakes crusher “crazytrader” offered Timofey “Trueteller” Kuznetsov $400,000 No-Look All-In flips until one of them busts their account.Ībsolute insanity at the GG high stakes.

Massive action and degenerate gambling is currently happening at the highest online poker cash game stakes at GG Network. They then address the relative importance of math and reading other players when sizing your bets, concluding that more often than not your bet sizing is going to be tied to how you've understood your opponent's thinking in a hand.Trueteller wins $1,000,000 from crayztrader by doing a series of insane $400,000 Flips 'You take less risk in general in tournaments, because your shorter,' explains Cao. They move on to talk about bet sizing in cash games versus tournaments, agreeing that bets are typically smaller in the latter. There the decision is largely based on how you've narrowed your opponent's range, and whether or not that range excludes the nuts. That topic then leads to considering when and under what circumstances overbetting on the river as a bluff might be in order. 'It's only the most important question, basically - what are your bet sizes?' he adds.įrom there the pair speak of differing sizes when betting as a bluff and betting for value, with your sizing generally connected to the frequency of your bluffs and value bets. 'I think bet sizing postflop is basically the main question or main task of the no-limit hold'em game,' says Kuznetsov.

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