To be fair Wesley's reasoning makes a lot more sense because it is opponent specific. A7 is not a hand this specific opponent is going to have very often on the river and so you are only really losing to an absolute cooler.
He did all that shit just to get snapped off on the river. Love to see it by Wesley. Kid has come a long way from being clueless to becoming a solid player.
Doug, let me just say "thank you" for returning to making poker content. I was an avid sub before you took a break and missed your content. However I completely understood your desire to branch out and try some new stuff and wished you the best. After all, you're back and I hope that is making you happy! You have a lot of fans out here who are happy that you're back to poker. All the best!
Great to feature the players and poker personalities, its something new and very interesting and informative. Doug is a genius and a crusher on the felt and the TH-cam streets. Well done man
I've trapped a lot of people with this type of hand. Wesley won't fold AA under any circumstances, and that's why he's never going to have what it takes to win the WSOP. This is a cash game, yes, but he would play it identically in a tournament. When your opponent actually concealed QQ or 7-8s, you'll wish you hadn't snapped called just because you have aces.
@@RobbieStacks90 Francisco was face up here. He looked genuine weak, reluctant the whole hand, genuinely looking at Wesley to see what he was doing. Wesley snap called because he was sure, and his hand even improved on the river, and his antics of being a nit aren't to be believed, imo. Unless you've seen Wesley in a tournament you shouldn't count him out. He seems pretty smart, reading situations accurately. Not sure why you are bringing up WSOP, anyway, tbh. Edit: I hadn't even seen Wesley's explanation at the end. He said what I said, here, basically... did you see it? He said they had history in these spots, and he said he figured Francisco would think he was bluffing, and it played out like that through the river. As to why Francisco thought he needed to bet the river to push Wesley off a bluff... he probably just changed his mind and figured Wesley did have something better.
@@ticenits1926 I mean, if Francisco put his opponent on a big Ace like AK, AJ, etc he may think he has the best hand. Not really a bluff if you just misread the opponent lol
@@brianpotter2812 it's a bluff if nothing worse can call. You put your opponent on ace high so you checkraise him and think he'll do what exactly, call it off with nothing?
It's so awesome that you get commentary from the players! These videos have been NEXT-LEVEL! Thanks for commentary. Been watching the backlog of Polker Hands .
@@JBrandonMercer123 @keithkelso Keep a watchout for the grammar police guys! Lol. I mean watch out for them, they're like cops on motorcycles... love to set speed traps!
He was talking about how QJ sometimes continues as a call but basically never "gets in there" as a raise. He is lists properties of hands the solver does like to raise with.
@@dman8557 dude your comment makes 0 sense, action players WILL get stacked at one point or another. its part of the game. its hilarious because you say "Youre a genius!" ironically, implying that he's an idiot, but it's actually you that's the idiot.
YES IT IS LOL.... hate playing with messy chip stackers lol...20 chips per stack dammit LOL or double stack but i dont really like that either.. keep them neat
Love having the players 2 min straight forward explanation instead of only your analysis. Your review is great, but it gives a great contrast to theory and gives you a look into the real moment gut thoughts.
The difference between Solver based GTO and exploitative. Wesley read his man to perfection and stuck to the plan. And Solvers are great if everyone is playing by them, but when they’re not its a disaster to miss value like this right?
I think it's hilarious Francisco calls himself a pro. 15:46 He gives away the weakness of his hand with that resigned sigh and body shift, followed by the facial expression, and THEN he ships it. That was the biggest tell I've ever seen in my life, to the point that if it's the first time I've seen it I'd assume he was acting weak with a monster hand.
@@InsaneTrickShots you're full of it. I've watched Hustler since day one, and I've watched Francisco for years before that on live at the bike. He doesn't do that with the nuts as well. Go ahead and provide a link to a video where he has ever done that with the nuts (hint: he hasn't).
Wesley's explanation was on point and he referenced that Francisco is a certain type of player with whom he had history. I think that is the key to how he played the hand. very well done.
Wes's explanation is pretty applicable to anyone in the general pool though. Check raising top pair makes no sense whatsoever because you could always be up against a set or AA. And then to raise the turn and jam the river is just plain awful. Nobody would ever take that line with any high value hand. Fran was basically just bluffing the whole way through trying to force Wes to fold, which is even worse considering you dont need wes to fold when you have TP. You're either way ahead or way behind already.
@@ticenits1926 raising the preflop raiser w/ a mere flopped pair is indeed not great play but thats what Wesley meant. He knew what Francisco had because that's what he does. On the other side Wes admitted he rerases with nothing all the time against Francisco. I think that's what played into this hand. The context and history is imporrtant. It's like a bluff within a bluff . It's meta poker at another level not level 1 obvious stuff.
@@JYLee-rr1sy oh I get it, Wes knows 90% of the time he can do this as a bluff but recognized this time with AA he might actually get called which he did. I was criticizing Fran's play to continue to push TP this hard to the point that he's effectively just bluffing with it, but he's in a spot where he doesnt need to bluff hence why the hand just turned into nonsense and he got stacked for it. This was borderline J4o level of play.
I’m suprised Doug approved of Francisco calling the flop 3b. As played I would just concede the hand. We have no back door fd we are drawing effectively dead vs sets and very slim vs over pairs. There are also very few natural bluffs for Wesley and even when he has one it’s just gonna be too hard to hang on oop with stacks this deep.
Wesley is the man lol Even with a booger. He sounds like me when I’m trying to explain my reasoning for some brilliant play and trying to sound all smart but it just comes out simple af 😂
When you we're going to talk to Wesley I think a meme or something else was going to pop up and not that great insight haha. Enjoyable as always love the format keep up the work Doug
Hello Doug again I totally enjoy your breakdown of the hand . I was totally shocked when he went all in he had to know that Wesley had an over pair so why bet ? Looking forward to your next video so Goodbye for Now .
imo, its pretty clear play with AA with those knows about the opponent. River action is either check or all in and possibly for wesley, either calling allin, or small size bet to checks.
The problem with Francisco is that he has this tell where he resorts to using histrionic behavior in order to sell his story. The HCL commentators thought it was just posturing and that he was ready to fold but the "Pro" was just putting a show, when he would prove the HCL commentators wrong and would pull an all-in bluff. His tell is that he takes a long time to call and is constantly shuffling his chips, faking fixing his mixed dirty stack after putting the big bet(you even wonder why he always has dirty stacks), scratches the back of his neck, then proceed to make these weird faces, before placing a big bet. His face is literally an open book, and I'm not the only one that has said that. At least, 100 chat users from HCL have said the exact same thing. Francisco isn't stupid he knows what bet sizing means, but he is so afraid of getting bluffed, losing a small 2-4% of his stack size to aggression, and looking like you can be pushed around he think resorting to these That $1k bet by Wesley was a way to induce a raise, and to see if Francisco hit a queen. The tendency is for Francisco to check raise the flop, and Wesley knows this about Francisco. The turn is when Francisco little show starts up: His whole charade starts at around 6:20 th-cam.com/video/D2gSZv35KWI/w-d-xo.html He starts taking huge ass breaths, like he is scared or something. Then he looks at his cards one more time, then starts taking chips from his dirty stacks, after that he immediately goes to scratching his neck(this happens all the time he is bluffing, check all his other appearances), then he does this weird face like he doesn't believe Wesley. Plays with the chips on his hand for a bit, then every 5-10 seconds look up at Wesley and stare him down for 1 sec, then put sdown the bet. After he decides to put a re-raise, not only did he waste time appearing like he was having problems calling, he goes for the massive check raise comitting a huge portion of his pot. This whole hand could have been an easily check call Wesley small bets and it would have been an easy 10-12k max pot, with Francisco losing 6k. He would have obtained way more information and would have given Wesley a small pot for his AA by just playing it more passively. Francisco thinks that by putting a world renounce theatrical performance, that he will buy his way out of the pot. Look at how Wesley looked at him when he asked him how much he has, Wesley was shaking his head in discontent. Wesley just wanted to get the hand going. Wesley was not impressed at all by his gimmicks, that is why he snap called the river. He already made up his mind that Francisco was putting up a show.
Doug.....where can i find the chart that you showed in this video? Also, are these considered nosebleed stakes or in Wesley's case.....nose booger stakes :)
Long time viewer First time subscriber 1. Selfishly, glad to have you back. 2. Great content as usual 3. Wes is a good player, but GD HCL really stans for him, kind of gross.
Live tell moment: note how long Pro stares at the board while tanking in river. He's absolutely bluffing here. TPGK is definitely a bluff in this spot. Pro is a tell box. He stares at the board when bluffing, his chips when strong.
15:44 massive tells here, the head movement was so insecure and unsure, he even looks back to his opponent, to see if his move was recognised and as usual you should not level yourself into thinking, that somebody is a really good actor - until they prove it to you
Gotta give it to Francisco he’s got guts ! My heart was racing just watching him tank knowing he wasn’t going to check muck in this brutal spot he got himself into.
Fantastic analysis Doug. However. Poker is all about how you play the player. Francisco’s jam there didn’t make too much sense. He’s telling Wesley he is bluffing both the flop and the turn with a 7 or telling Wesley he had a set or Q7 on the flop? It is also important to know he’s playing against Wesley. Francisco’s facial expression and demeanor at the end when the river 7 came out really told Wesley he didn’t know what to do with that river… so he jams and SNAP-CALLED. 😂
Sometimes not all the time maybe 5-10% to balance it. Depends on feel of table like if they open raising often follow by 3 bet. Or ur table image if you look loose u can Just raise. 3 bet with ace looks suspicious most of time to experience player vs new player. I like just calling more in 9 handed then 6 probably.
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Are we just not gonna say anything to Wesley about the cliff hanger coming out of his nose while he’s explaining🤷🏻♂️😂
Thank you lol
Bugger sugar
Its secretion nothing there to see
Literally was seeing it as I read this as I was sure someone else had to mention it
Coked out crazy rich asian
Doug: Explains hand in detail for 20 minutes
Wesley: I put him on top pair
more like "I knew this guy is a fcking idiot and I dont fold AA to idiots"
To be fair Wesley's reasoning makes a lot more sense because it is opponent specific. A7 is not a hand this specific opponent is going to have very often on the river and so you are only really losing to an absolute cooler.
Poker is a simple game? Don’t complicate it
@@roberthorry621 Poker is so complicated it's literally impossible to solve it.
@@Lumerlume11 you don't need to solve it just be better than your opponents. You don't play against a solver.
Good job by Francisco to do everything he could to lose the maximum there.
He truly does it better than anybody
Punt a ruski
He did all that shit just to get snapped off on the river. Love to see it by Wesley. Kid has come a long way from being clueless to becoming a solid player.
Franciso is a great player !! without him Making stupid calls how would we make any money ?
Francisco the PRO....lmao
Doug, let me just say "thank you" for returning to making poker content. I was an avid sub before you took a break and missed your content. However I completely understood your desire to branch out and try some new stuff and wished you the best. After all, you're back and I hope that is making you happy! You have a lot of fans out here who are happy that you're back to poker. All the best!
Great to feature the players and poker personalities, its something new and very interesting and informative. Doug is a genius and a crusher on the felt and the TH-cam streets. Well done man
Very cool to get Wesley on. Great content!
He had a booger
Someone get Wesley a tissue
Or more coke lol
"Solidly played by both" - Matt Berkey
I've trapped a lot of people with this type of hand. Wesley won't fold AA under any circumstances, and that's why he's never going to have what it takes to win the WSOP. This is a cash game, yes, but he would play it identically in a tournament. When your opponent actually concealed QQ or 7-8s, you'll wish you hadn't snapped called just because you have aces.
@@RobbieStacks90 who did you trap
@@RobbieStacks90 Francisco was face up here. He looked genuine weak, reluctant the whole hand, genuinely looking at Wesley to see what he was doing. Wesley snap called because he was sure, and his hand even improved on the river, and his antics of being a nit aren't to be believed, imo. Unless you've seen Wesley in a tournament you shouldn't count him out. He seems pretty smart, reading situations accurately. Not sure why you are bringing up WSOP, anyway, tbh.
Edit: I hadn't even seen Wesley's explanation at the end. He said what I said, here, basically... did you see it? He said they had history in these spots, and he said he figured Francisco would think he was bluffing, and it played out like that through the river.
As to why Francisco thought he needed to bet the river to push Wesley off a bluff... he probably just changed his mind and figured Wesley did have something better.
@@babarhead6956 blackbird beta
@@RobbieStacks90 QQ is not just calling tiny preflop raise and 87s is not calling flop 3 bet
Life lesson: never go allin as a bluff on the river when your opponent asks to get an exact count of your chips on the turn 😂
even better, dont try to bluff with top pair, wtf
You get tyhT proof tip from Matt Berky 😅
On a paired board like this … there as some spots it woulda been a good bluff
@@ticenits1926 I mean, if Francisco put his opponent on a big Ace like AK, AJ, etc he may think he has the best hand. Not really a bluff if you just misread the opponent lol
@@brianpotter2812 it's a bluff if nothing worse can call. You put your opponent on ace high so you checkraise him and think he'll do what exactly, call it off with nothing?
Dudes got half of Antarctica hanging out his nose ❄️❄️❄️❄️
Great content this episode! Love the analysis with solver and short interview of Wesley.
It's so awesome that you get commentary from the players! These videos have been NEXT-LEVEL! Thanks for commentary.
Been watching the backlog of Polker Hands .
Love the channel Doug! Glad you are staying apart of the poker community! Congrats again on The Lodge!
Two word there, homie.
a part. not apart. those two things are opposites.
@@JBrandonMercer123 @keithkelso Keep a watchout for the grammar police guys! Lol. I mean watch out for them, they're like cops on motorcycles... love to set speed traps!
good show
Great to see so many people happy to see Doug back making poker content!!
I’m a simple man: I see Doug post and I click
You must be simple. If you really know what that means
@@davedoesthingsdreaded you mean "if you know what that really means"
Wesley just powdered his nose in that clip 😂
Glad you’re posting again Doug. Poker seems whole again with you in it.
Doug: 'its a tough spot'
Wesley: *Snap calls*
19:23 Do you see this BOOGIE…in MY NOSE??!! That why I CAWW HE BET…OKAY??! Boogie…I CAWLLL
I SLAP CAWWLL WIRTH THESE BOOGIES!!
Doug does love a "i usually would have bet 33% instead of 34%" comment
Doug: *nitpicks
Doug: "But I don't want to nitpick"
@13:32 I don't use solvers, why do you say QJ never calls here but the solver says 53% call?
He was talking about how QJ sometimes continues as a call but basically never "gets in there" as a raise. He is lists properties of hands the solver does like to raise with.
Nice touch getting Wesley to comment on the hand. Thanks Doug.
Daily uploads is so good, thank you Doug.
I love that you are getting people to send you video for these polker news episodes.
So satisfying to see Fran get stacked after having his chips shuffled like that.
Yeah its so great to have one of the most action players get stacked so he doesnt come back and we only have the nits remaining! Youre a genius!
Don’t come back? Dudes on the show like three times a week lol
@@dman8557 dude your comment makes 0 sense, action players WILL get stacked at one point or another. its part of the game. its hilarious because you say "Youre a genius!" ironically, implying that he's an idiot, but it's actually you that's the idiot.
YES IT IS LOL.... hate playing with messy chip stackers lol...20 chips per stack dammit LOL or double stack but i dont really like that either.. keep them neat
@@justinjames7801 People like him can’t do that tho. It’s too hard for him. It’s too hard for a jackass to not act like a dick.
Any body else see Wesley little party he was having on his nose 🤣
wes got a boogy :P
5:54 what was said that made the table including the dealer laugh?
Great video Doug. Wesley into the powered donuts eh?? Lol
Loving the content recently Doug! Please keep it up!
I appreciated the Wesley interview!
Bro you re smashing this content strategy, thank you for your efforts
1.5 years into a poker break to start my business and I’m still here in the first 5 minutes
@@berdyderg900😂
Me too
Loving the consistent content ! Holy shit thanks man.
The re-raise on the flop was the perfect setup for representing a set to get AA and KK to fold, the snap call was surprising.
Easy to call when the river 7 paired the board Wesley beats all two pairs,only lose to full house
@@Crybabehot Wesley clearly agrees.
Love having the players 2 min straight forward explanation instead of only your analysis. Your review is great, but it gives a great contrast to theory and gives you a look into the real moment gut thoughts.
The difference between Solver based GTO and exploitative. Wesley read his man to perfection and stuck to the plan. And Solvers are great if everyone is playing by them, but when they’re not its a disaster to miss value like this right?
hi doug which software do u use for evaluation
Always enjoy the hand analysis !!
I think it's hilarious Francisco calls himself a pro. 15:46 He gives away the weakness of his hand with that resigned sigh and body shift, followed by the facial expression, and THEN he ships it. That was the biggest tell I've ever seen in my life, to the point that if it's the first time I've seen it I'd assume he was acting weak with a monster hand.
He has done this with the nuts as well. You aren’t as smart as you think you are.
@@InsaneTrickShots you're full of it. I've watched Hustler since day one, and I've watched Francisco for years before that on live at the bike. He doesn't do that with the nuts as well. Go ahead and provide a link to a video where he has ever done that with the nuts (hint: he hasn't).
@@2011blueman yep youre a monkey, simple as that.
Sounds like not a very usable tell then if you think it could likely be a reverse tell, there is leveling going on here too between them.
Wesley's explanation was on point and he referenced that Francisco is a certain type of player with whom he had history. I think that is the key to how he played the hand. very well done.
Wes's explanation is pretty applicable to anyone in the general pool though. Check raising top pair makes no sense whatsoever because you could always be up against a set or AA. And then to raise the turn and jam the river is just plain awful. Nobody would ever take that line with any high value hand. Fran was basically just bluffing the whole way through trying to force Wes to fold, which is even worse considering you dont need wes to fold when you have TP. You're either way ahead or way behind already.
@@ticenits1926 raising the preflop raiser w/ a mere flopped pair is indeed not great play but thats what Wesley meant. He knew what Francisco had because that's what he does. On the other side Wes admitted he rerases with nothing all the time against Francisco. I think that's what played into this hand. The context and history is imporrtant. It's like a bluff within a bluff . It's meta poker at another level not level 1 obvious stuff.
@@JYLee-rr1sy oh I get it, Wes knows 90% of the time he can do this as a bluff but recognized this time with AA he might actually get called which he did. I was criticizing Fran's play to continue to push TP this hard to the point that he's effectively just bluffing with it, but he's in a spot where he doesnt need to bluff hence why the hand just turned into nonsense and he got stacked for it. This was borderline J4o level of play.
I’m suprised Doug approved of Francisco calling the flop 3b. As played I would just concede the hand. We have no back door fd we are drawing effectively dead vs sets and very slim vs over pairs. There are also very few natural bluffs for Wesley and even when he has one it’s just gonna be too hard to hang on oop with stacks this deep.
Probably because raise folding a hand that strong is an even worse line
@19:10 Someone should've told West-side Wes he's got a boog hangin' before he got on cam... 😪
Keep the content going doug, your heads up vs Scott Ball was a clinic.
Nice touch having Wesley on.
Love the stream. Keep up the great work
Best polker news show on the planet, thanks for another banger!
Lol it was pretty cool hearing from Wesley seems like a chiller
Wesley is the man lol Even with a booger. He sounds like me when I’m trying to explain my reasoning for some brilliant play and trying to sound all smart but it just comes out simple af 😂
nice one Doug ! really enjoyed this one.
Im SOOO glad your back Doug. Always the best.
But whyd you do your boy Wes like that, with the nose rocket. lmao
Hey Doug what’s that cool white watch you wore at the lodge?
Love the daily uploads!
I agree that was a genius call… This was the best poker video ever.
That boy was skiing right before the interview
Quality video again, thanks !
I love how Doug is analytically breaking every bit of action down about players that probably wouldn’t even fold AA to 99.99% of all textures.
Love how Doug is showing off his arms
Anyone know the bet calculator that Doug used there?
15:37 Francisco about to have a damn heart attack. His jugular is pumping hard enough to burst a garden hose.
When you we're going to talk to Wesley I think a meme or something else was going to pop up and not that great insight haha. Enjoyable as always love the format keep up the work Doug
Hello Doug again I totally enjoy your breakdown of the hand . I was totally shocked when he went all in he had to know that Wesley had an over pair so why bet ? Looking forward to your next video so Goodbye for Now .
Polker Hands. What a great name. Loved how you got Wesley on!
No backdoor flush post-flop, homie. Still a wild hand. Can't wait to make it down to the Lodge tho. Good stuff as always, buddy. Long time follower
imo, its pretty clear play with AA with those knows about the opponent. River action is either check or all in and possibly for wesley, either calling allin, or small size bet to checks.
The caster from the HCL stream is smooth. He would be great at the lodge
It’s Christian Soto from the solve for y pod lol
"The Board is getting even draw heavier" on the Turn was a kinda strange Comment when the Flop was as dry as it can get...
This sold it, I am going to buy PIO, thanks for putting this together.
Wesley with the sugar booger action going on during the interview.
Liked this one today! GG Wesley he read well! 🥰😎👑
I’m always amazed how Francisco has such a hard time counting and cutting out his chips given that he’s a pro.
Wesley: This F ing guy can't even count!
The problem with Francisco is that he has this tell where he resorts to using histrionic behavior in order to sell his story. The HCL commentators thought it was just posturing and that he was ready to fold but the "Pro" was just putting a show, when he would prove the HCL commentators wrong and would pull an all-in bluff.
His tell is that he takes a long time to call and is constantly shuffling his chips, faking fixing his
mixed dirty stack after putting the big bet(you even wonder why he always has dirty stacks), scratches the back of his neck, then proceed to make these weird faces, before placing a big bet. His face is literally an open book, and I'm not the only one that has said that. At least, 100 chat users from HCL have said the exact same thing.
Francisco isn't stupid he knows what bet sizing means, but he is so afraid of getting bluffed, losing a small 2-4% of his stack size to aggression, and looking like you can be pushed around he think resorting to these
That $1k bet by Wesley was a way to induce a raise, and to see if Francisco hit a queen. The tendency is for Francisco to check raise the flop, and Wesley knows this about Francisco. The turn is when Francisco little show starts up:
His whole charade starts at around 6:20 th-cam.com/video/D2gSZv35KWI/w-d-xo.html
He starts taking huge ass breaths, like he is scared or something. Then he looks at his cards one more time, then starts taking chips from his dirty stacks, after that he immediately goes to scratching his neck(this happens all the time he is bluffing, check all his other appearances), then he does this weird face like he doesn't believe Wesley. Plays with the chips on his hand for a bit, then every 5-10 seconds look up at Wesley and stare him down for 1 sec, then put sdown the bet.
After he decides to put a re-raise, not only did he waste time appearing like he was having problems calling, he goes for the massive check raise comitting a huge portion of his pot. This whole hand could have been an easily check call Wesley small bets and it would have been an easy 10-12k max pot, with Francisco losing 6k.
He would have obtained way more information and would have given Wesley a small pot for his AA by just playing it more passively. Francisco thinks that by putting a world renounce theatrical performance, that he will buy his way out of the pot. Look at how Wesley looked at him when he asked him how much he has, Wesley was shaking his head in discontent. Wesley just wanted to get the hand going. Wesley was not impressed at all by his gimmicks, that is why he snap called the river. He already made up his mind that Francisco was putting up a show.
Never hit a notification faster and I don’t even play poker anymore
Ignorance is bliss. Couldnt have happened to any other than Fransisco and Wesley . Thank you to both
Hi Doug like your videos i have a question " GTO and poker ranges are absolutely USELESS " What are your thoughts ?
finaly doug is in form to wear these tanktops! :D
Doug.....where can i find the chart that you showed in this video? Also, are these considered nosebleed stakes or in Wesley's case.....nose booger stakes :)
Francisco certainly didn’t pick the best bluffing combo, but looks like Wesley needs to do some better picking himself
underrated comment
20:27 - I think the "L" in Polker is silent
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1. Selfishly, glad to have you back.
2. Great content as usual
3. Wes is a good player, but GD HCL really stans for him, kind of gross.
well played by Wesley against his specific opponent.
Doug on a roll with the content lately, I like it.
Having an overpair and the board pairing on the river is usually an awesome thing!
I’m glad Wesley is balancing his booger range.
how is this only mentioned once 🤔 and no pun made by Doug
Doug, the thumbnails man, we’re gonna watch regardless.
Live tell moment: note how long Pro stares at the board while tanking in river. He's absolutely bluffing here. TPGK is definitely a bluff in this spot. Pro is a tell box. He stares at the board when bluffing, his chips when strong.
15:44 massive tells here, the head movement was so insecure and unsure, he even looks back to his opponent, to see if his move was recognised and as usual you should not level yourself into thinking, that somebody is a really good actor - until they prove it to you
Wesley had a read and went with it. Well played
Thumbnails lookin more and more like some other content 🌶️🥵 but unlike that, Doug’s entire video is the good part❤
Did Wesley not re watch his video b4 sending it ?😅
Gotta give it to Francisco he’s got guts ! My heart was racing just watching him tank knowing he wasn’t going to check muck in this brutal spot he got himself into.
I don't know if I'd have the stones to call there on the river if I'm wesley. Its a huge pot, and it puts Aces to the test for sure
Wesley’s English has improved so much.
That's a 318K boogie...
new video layout is nice
I’m fucken dead Wesley has a booger 😂😂😂
Important lesson here. Wesley had a good idea of what he would do on the river, by action on the turn. Wasted no one’s time.
Bob Fosse made a great film in 1979, called All That Jazz.
You're 44, Doug.
Crazy how there was only 2.5K in the pot preflop
Pot odds have left the building. But its what we like.
Love the content Douglas
Polker hands is back, baby!
A: Why did you call? - in my 10$ friend cash game
B: I did put you on a top pair
A: Why did you call? - in a 320k pot
B: I did put you on a top pair
I must admit, there is a correlation between me playing poker and when you're posting videos....interesting
Fantastic analysis Doug. However. Poker is all about how you play the player. Francisco’s jam there didn’t make too much sense. He’s telling Wesley he is bluffing both the flop and the turn with a 7 or telling Wesley he had a set or Q7 on the flop? It is also important to know he’s playing against Wesley. Francisco’s facial expression and demeanor at the end when the river 7 came out really told Wesley he didn’t know what to do with that river… so he jams and SNAP-CALLED. 😂
1:17 what? as far as im concerned most of gto preflop ranges say QJ std on bb vs HJ is a pure call...
Question... 6 handed, under the gun, would you ever just Call and not raise with AA??
Sometimes not all the time maybe 5-10% to balance it. Depends on feel of table like if they open raising often follow by 3 bet. Or ur table image if you look loose u can Just raise. 3 bet with ace looks suspicious most of time to experience player vs new player. I like just calling more in 9 handed then 6 probably.