Fergal is a micro stakes cash game grinder with close to a million hands under his belt. He has been playing poker for over a decade now and has always been passionate about the game, but for the majority of his career was a complete recreational player. After discovering Twitch poker he expanded his knowledge of the game rapidly and over the past 12 months has gone from a break even player, to a micro-stakes cash game crusher. After taking a brief hiatus from poker at the beginning of the year due to exams, he deposited a small roll to grind 10NL in March and is now playing 25NL as his main game with an aim to moving up to 50NL shortly.He now streams his play regularly via Twitch at www.twitch.tv/fergb12345 and also offers coaching to other micro-stakes players. He treats poker as a side income alongside his full-time job working in IT.

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In this brand new series on GUTS poker Fergal takes on the 50NL streets.

While 4 tabling a combination of standard tables and anonymous tables he takes you through his thought process on each and every significant hand and shows you how to identify exploit those weaknesses in your opponents game to maximise your winrate!!

Key topics include:
- Identifying and profiling weaker players
- The adjustments required once you have profiled certain player types
- Maxing your EV post flop against villains ranges by inducing bluffs/light calldowns

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CrazyCookie

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I really don't understand the sizing or check back OTT with the AA around 10:20. The slop has so many draws that we want to put in a tough spot and less than 1/3 makes it a super easy call. He calls all his Jx+ with a 60% pot bet and his draws then kinda have to x/r (fine with us) or fold, but normally people make the mistake and just call. The turn isn't great but he still has so many hands that will call a bet we are ahead and only TT gets there. KQ should fold OTF OOP (although v $3 bet maybe not...) and KQss should x/r 100%. Jx + still calls a bet.

on 22/8/18

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fergrberger•on 27/8/18

@CrazyCookie - Looking back on this hand I agreed I played it poorly. Flop sizing in particular is poor.

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