Fedor Holz Tries Out High Stakes PLO! w/ Phil Galfond | PLOkerHands
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2018
- Fedor Holz finds himself in a pickle in this $200,000 pot at the great game of Pot Limit Omaha. I am joined by Phil Galfond today as we break down a spot that Fedor played during a high stakes party poker game. I initially live-streamed this action a few months ago.
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I love it "either 2 bad players or very advanced thinking"
Phil Galfond the GOAT, I could listen to this great man speak all day on any topic.
thank you for another great video! also got a good laugh out of you switching fedors face when he gets raised OTT hahaha. btw forgot to say this yesterday but that Jordan hoodie is fuegooo.
"over full of shit" :D:D :D :D LOL
Andrew L....didn't notice it. Funny shit.
When fedors face changes ! 😂😂😂😂
Really cranking out the good stuff now
“This is really hard to do. Fedor manages to get in 500 big blinds with zero percent” - Joey Ingram
Not hard at all, just take a tournament Hold'em player and introduce him to cash PLO.
The big takeaway from this hand is that Fedor played this hand like complete shit and you guys found a nice way to say it.
Love the phil galfond hand analysis videos, thanks guys!
It's funny swwordfish blocks all of the calling range still get called. So lucky
Great video! Thanks y'all
When Phil said the part about not being sure if the particular play was horrible or genius, that was one of the wisest insights I have heard on a poker video! When you read through the comments on poker videos it's clear that 99% of players don't understand why this is a consideration. Everyone is so quick to say how horrible a person played a hand, but they aren't thinking about all the possible factors that have gone into a play. Even if the ultimate decision in any given hand was wrong in hindsight, the method to get there could be solid. The more players think they have 'solved' the game, the more they are convinced there is only one correct way to play, the worse players they become.
awesome! love these vids with phil
Big props to pops for having tMtMtL aka, the poker ambassador, aka, the comback kid,Phill Galfond. Big THANKS to Phill for giving out some priceless information that any player should listen too intently.
Great analysis guys. I think if Swordfish was a tighter player that only 3bets premium hands, this play would have made more sense. But since he's been 3betting widely, I wouldn't put too much weight to AA/KK type hands, and consider he has more potential to hit this board and play more cautiously/standard.
great vid again pappi!
I'm a poker fanatic. With that said, it's so hard to watch videos of 30min plus. This sizing was perfect. I call.
Phil is such a nice guy he tries so hard to not be brutally honest and just say Fedors play was absolute garbage ! Instead it was "non standard" LOL
It would be awesome, if you could get a hold of Fedor and go through this hand!
Phil during the intro was funny.
OMG! Is this ClayAiken??
no, this is patrick
Fedor lost a hand?
Jeremy Ross - if Fedor had 1% equity on the turn, he would river the winner 100% of the time.
I started grinding PLO this month (July '18) and I am already up around 90 buyins.
Loving this PLO strat talk, I am looking to become the next PLO master. Keep the PLO hands coming!!
How you getting on in 2020 just out of interest?
He probably learned this in the masterclass.
MOARRRRRR
Well, maybe Fedor didn´t consider leading, maybe would check his hole range there. The guy bet 3 pair, coul´ve checked. And the check raise by Fedor was standard he wants to build the pot and get called by nut flush draws and overpairs with backdoors idk. The guy calls trying to pair the board haha. Fedor has the 8 blocking top set and he doesn´t think 65XX is in the gus´s 3 betting range imo. So he bombs for the same reasons. The guy jams and he levels himself into a call. I mean, if he thinks the guy is bad he should fold there, almost never a bluff.
i think swordfish is matt Kirk if i remember right
I would pot flop, and bet fold on the turn
Haha i remember watching this live gl hf PAPIIIIIIIIIII
I hope to one day be able to afford to lose a $200,000 pot and not cry about it lol.
How does the game-a change-a?
It's an ok PLO player in Matt Kirk vs a noob PLO player in Fedor.
Papi!
LoL nice1
dude get mizrachi on the pod!
What the actual uck
I dont play plo so can someone tell me how he can shove if pot limit ?
True2022 when you POT, it’s 3x the previous bet/raise PLUS what’s already in the pot
I'll stick to no NLH but cheers for trying. ps I came 3rd in my one and only PLO tournament about 10 years ago ,no idea how lol
True2022 you have to try PLO. It’s so much more fun. NLHE is boring to me now after trying PLO.
You think regular hold em is boring you havent seen any short deck,All the variety and fun is removed ,Truley boring AF
Been thinking about PLO again for a while so may just do that
True2022 I agree about the short deck haha. Regarding getting back into PLO, DO IT!
Fishdor Holz 🐟🐡🐠
Really bad or really advanced, only variance can decide.
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i think what Phil is trying to say,is that u cannot play plo,and get too much excited after the flop,because things can get pretty ugly,pretty fast..
Swordfish is Matt Kirk
It would be better if you play big hands you and doug polk just talking about others games. 15 min for a normal hand
There is always so much "but what if" analysis to those hands, like "but what if Fedor thought that the other guy thought that he was bullshitting and what if there are levels to this shit blah blah blah", but in the end it's always a regular exploiting a fish or a fish regular like here by just blatently getting it in with nuts when he knows other player is very likely to have 2nd or 3-4th nuts and won't be able to fold it.
I mean, come on, 500 bb and you are getting it in with 5th nuts versus a SHOVE against check raise flop AND POT BET TURN. What the fuck do you expect other player to have besides 86 or 88 or 66 there EVER. Like really, Swordfish is just sitting there thinking, oh, Fedor is full of shit imma shove with kings for 500bb on 8656, lmao.
phil looking soft as a twinky #relationshipweight #sendfarahmywayfatboy
When Phil said the part about not being sure if the particular play was horrible or genius, that was one of the wisest insights I have heard on a poker video! When you read through the comments on poker videos it's clear that 99% of players don't understand why this is a consideration. Everyone is so quick to say how horrible a person played a hand, but they aren't thinking about all the possible factors that have gone into a play. Even if the ultimate decision in any given hand was wrong in hindsight, the method to get there could be solid. The more players think they have 'solved' the game, the more they are convinced there is only one correct way to play, the worse players they become.