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#28: Getting raised
Bart goes over hands from a $5-$5 game with a $5 ante. This game features deeper stacks and plays at times like a much larger stake game bringing up interesting spots to learn from. The importance of thin value betting and how it can increase your winrate with advice on how to avoid betting to thin.
Mar 23, 2012
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Bart Hanson
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Professional Cash game trainer Bart Hanson has been producing strategy content for over fifteen years. He first started on Live at the Bike! back in 2005, then moved on to host "Cash Plays" on Poker Road, then "Deuce Plays" on Deuces Cracked and then to CrushLivePoker in 2012.
In his career as a professional poker player, Bart Hanson has:
-6 WSOP Final Tables
-Over 15 years of experience at the table
-Over $1,000,000 in tournament earnings
-Multiple appearances on ESPN and Poker Night in America
-4th place finish in 2019 WSOP Monster Stack
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