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#172: Postflop play in 3bet pots part 2
Join David Chan this week for part 2 of his series on postflop play in 3bet pots
Dec 26, 2014
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David Chan
Live LAG Extraordinaire
David Chan started playing poker at the $3/5NL $200 cap games with a $5K bankroll back in 2007. He grinded his way up to $5/10 NL and $10/20 NL uncapped full-time from January 2009 through the present.
"David C" still crushes the regular live no limit games at $5/10 and up in Los Angeles and plays about 15–20 hours/week as part of a significantly reduced "part-time" poker schedule. David is a regular winning player who became known for his well-executed big bluffs and savvy LAG play on the popular "Live at the Bike!" cash game.
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