The video shows charts of different important third street equities, which are a great way to get you started if you’re completely new to Razz or someone who’s been playing for a while but looking to structure their game better. The video focuses on explaining what to do when facing different scenarios as a bring in, elaborating on what types of hands have good enough equity to call a preflop raise with, which ones you can use to 3-bet, with, etc. It is similar to preflop decisions in Hold’em or PLO as in this is where you need to decide what hands to continue with and what hands to give up on based on the available information.Ībdalla makes a good breakdown of how to do exactly this, explaining what types of hands make good candidates in isolation and when compared to other hands.

In Razz, the third street is the first street of betting and, arguably, the most important one. It also focuses on differences between Hold’em and Razz in particular in terms of betting, making sure players transitioning from Hold’em understand it. The video covers concepts such as bring-in, complete, fundamental rules of lowball games, betting streets, etc. Although this is something most players familiar with Stud games already knows, this short video is a good reminder and also a required intro for those completely new to Razz. Jake starts with a video covering Razz basics, making sure the basic rules and terminologyare covered before moving on. The first part of the series covers Razz (although you can start with any other game).

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