Late Night Poker: Perfect Play Against Drunk Opponent
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, we review a hand from a loose late night game where our hero faces off against a drunk and splashy opponent when stakes are bumped up in a double straddled pot.
Strategic Hand Breakdown: We dissect a hand that tests our caller's skills and strategic decision-making, highlighting how to adapt and capitalize on the extra erratic play of late-night games.
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0:00 - Intro
3:36 - Preflop
7:00 - Flop
10:12 - Turn
11:20 - River
17:24 - Hero Decision
17:38 - Reveal
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Share your best late night poker vs. a drunk story below 😀
One time I was playing live at a casino and my dad was on my immediate right and both of us were very drunk. We're about 450 eff at 1/3. He raises to 15 I 3! to $50 with AA, he tells me "can't win em all kid" and jams. I say "sorry pops" and snap call. He had KK and runout bricked. Still haven't heard the end of it lol
It feels better snapping off a bluff vs your dad :)
Highly doubt he was bluffing KK pre
@@christiandevorace6506 I know... I'm saying it feels better calling a bluff than just coolering them.
I had a guy on my right who was so drunk that he flashed me his cards and then proceeded to go all in for $1600 into a $200 pot This was a $1 $2 game and I had him covered. 😂😂 He had 4th pair, I had 3rd pair.
Fucking gift from god
@@christianmcclary3043 all large pots are gifts! Too many conditions must line up for someone to win/lose large pots.
Had a dude call my 3 bet and table his hand to play face up. I decided to check OOP on flop and turn. Villain donked flop and jammed turned lol.
I feel like I have heard Pablo call in 3 different hands over the past couple weeks and Bart tells the Turning Stone college story each time.
UNGRATEFUL
Yes didnt know it was the same dude, lol
I thought I was rewatching a hand accidentally 😂
Against a drunk you can't think through a hand. Once you start thinking you're 10 levels above the drunk and the only person you're going to outthink is yourself. Like Maverick said in Top Gun, "If you think, you're dead." Against a drunk spewing chips you pick the hand you're going to go with, close your eyes and hold on. Ride the variance rollercoaster and never look back. Just be ready to get stacked by something stupid, stay calm, rebuy and wait for him to give away all his chips.
This. 100.
Yep. In spots like this, on the flop I decide what cards (if any) I'll fold to on turn or river. Then like you said, just hold on for dear life.
Great comment
I was in a poker room where a drunk dude didn’t want to get up from a table. The floor kept asking him to leave because he was being loud and obnoxious. Come to find out he didn’t want to get up bc he had pissed all over himself and piss all over the floor under the table. 😂.
Everyone else can move to another table. Wouldn't the players near him smell urine?
@@Trust_but_Verify they could of yes. They ended up breaking the table and kicking him out. And the more I think about it I’m remembering that he actually pissed on the floor on purpose bc he didn’t want to get up and go to the bathroom lol. But yeah he got kicked out.
@@Trust_but_Verify and yes they could smell the urine that’s how he was caught doing it I believe
@@sneakkyz3696Could’ve*
That's truly sad
Bart LOVES telling this Turning Stone story, and it makes me smile every time 😂
thanks for telling us that!
That animated pic of me in the thumbnail was spot on 😂😂😂
another great breakdown, keep em coming Bart. Pre 100k congrats
I am the drunk...
Me too😢
“I am the liquor”
In this scenario could river ever be 3! jam if we think we're winning most of the time because the drunk guy might occasionally put in the rest with A high? I think a drunk would be more inclined to stack off with A high for another $175 as opposed to raise to $500 and then fold, this probably happens more often than us getting beat.
At the Tropicana in LV on a Monday night and the Colts had won on MNF. Guy at the table wearing a Manning jersey was just hammered....seems he cashed in on some parlay with the Colts game being the last piece. And he just spewed chips all night, and just kept going to the bank machine and coming back. I finally suggested he just give me his bank card and PIN and go to bed. He stayed for a couple of more hours and must have "shared" $3000 with the rest of us at the table...and without saying a word, once someone got in a hand with him, everyone else just bowed out (unless they were nutted)...there was just no point in playing against anyone else.
When we got to the river on this one, I was thinking that we would hear about Bart's reverse pot odds play. But no mention of it. It did come up very recently, only a few videos ago I think. And my post there was basically about why I thought it was highly questionable. Whereas this is perfect, villain is a weak player who is at least tipsy. And the hand vs board texture is much better too. I thought this was a clear jam at the end. It would be 1750 in pot & 250 to call. And the way this played out, I think hero is good at least 90% of the time.
15:53 “it’s also slightly to induce a bluff from this guy….puts us in a spot here”
Well if you chose the very small sizing to induce bluffs then how does it put you in a spot? It’s what you wanted!
It only slightly put him into a spot
Went to the stone right after I turned 18 too. I remember those 5 hour drives well and going with friends in college post recession when room rates were insanely low. Simpler times.
I love these videos but it always makes me laugh how Bart simultaneously talks about how he knows what happens but acts surprised when the caller says what happens
I think you should have a discord channel and make it so people can discuss hands on voice or something with you on it. I play a lot of 1/2 and want to discuss hands just generally
TURNING STONE!!!!
Im for sure check jamming flop. The pot is already huge, gotta go w this one and protect equity. If you just call and an overcard comes off...im at halfway point now talking about what he'd 4bet
Turning Stone birthday story alert!!! 🚨🚨🚨
I won a $1200 pot playing 1-2 at 4 am just the other day. There were like 3 guys who were blackout drunk. Flopped a set of 2s and got it all in with two of the drunk guys. The board ran out pretty scary with lots of bigger set and straight combinations that could beat me. But There's no way I'm not getting it all in with a set against those players. One guy had two pair and the other guy had like third pair or something.
Every board is going to have bigger set possibilities when you have a set of 2s
@@barygol That's very insightful.
so the 12 dollar blind raise doesn't get an option? i didn't get how it's not the same as a reg double straddle
Because the house doesn’t allow it to be an actual live straddle
By definition, a raise, whether blind or not, doesn't "get the option" to raise themself again. A raise is s raise, a straddle is a straddle. Most casinos that allow only an under the gun straddle, don't allow additional straddles after it.
Nor will they enforce an informal agreement among players to do a round of blind raises, or even a round of straddles. The game being dealt is whatever the placard next to the dealer says.
@@EfficientRVer ok so it's counted as a UTG raise, therefore if limped around to him he can't raise it. now i get it thanks
I've gotten a drunk to fold against a rainbow broadway board!
So, this guy can be drunk when jamming the river, but not so drunk when checking back turn (with A high)?
Bart, it sounds like you're recovering from the flu. Nasal. Get well soon.
looks like it too lol
I’d go $125 for value or under $100 To induce.
Funny drunk story: you can’t smoke in some Canadian casinos and this guy proceeds to light his cigarette at the table and take a huge puff off it!
Lol
Yeah the check back turn immediately from a drunk dude is simply never value from him.
A couple of limpers, SB completes, drunk guy in BB looks at his cards, puts them down and then sticks his right hand under his shirt under his left arm pit and proceeds to make farty noises.
“English only at the table, please “
Drunk maniac sits down to my right at Sugarhouse in Philly. Sunglasses, gold chains, mixed drink etc. It is 2/5 table and he buys in for $1k max. I have him covered. He is on BU and I am SB. One (maybe two) limps to him and he jams the $1k. I look down at AA and laugh out loud and quickly say All-in. Everyone else folds and he goes "damn" before I can even fast roll him. AA holds for the 402BB pot.
This comment section is a mess 😂 half of y’all sound like the drunk guy with all the rambling
with 3 of a kind landing on the board sequentially like that i'm going to guess that this is a casino where the dealer does quickie shuffles of the same deck for long periods of time as opposed to frequent deck changes like is done at hustler.......
Not this again... let it go. Trips appears on the board occasionally. Also, Turning Stone does have shuffle machines on some tables, so this might be one of then, especially during the WSOP circuit when all tables are in use and the casino wants to get as many hands in as possible.
Wait, what? Walk us through this.
You'd say the same thing if the last 2 cards put 3 or 4 to a straight flush out there. Or were running aces, running kings, or in this case, running 2 pair AJ for villain. You're seeing faces in clouds, clearly haven't played millions of hands, and probably never took a probability and statistics course.
Tell us how any particular shuffle method is more likely to cause running trips than to cause running something else.
Obvious call on river after betting so small and inducing possible bluffs.
If he threw out a single purple chip for the final raise, wouldn't that technically be just a flat call? I was playing 2-3 at Talking Stick and a rando tried raising from a $5 bet to $25 by throwing one $25 green chip, but the dealer paused play and said throwing a single chip in is a "call action" and proceeded to break the $25 chip to 4 $5. Maybe it depends from casino to casino, but I've learned a lesson for all my future games.
You have to announce a raise or declare the amount before throwing the 1 chip in if it's a raise.
Don’t apply game theory vs a drunk action player
I can't stand when poker players refer to themselves as "we."
I think “we” is used cause as listeners or someone who is being asked to analyze a hand, you’re part of the hand history from hero’s POV.
Maybe it's distancing themselves from an unsure play or poor outcome?
I bet your nitpicking on use of the "royal we" is not limited to poker players.
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Ib neber play when im dronk
2/5 game live, a UTG+1 drunk limps, MP raises to $25, CO (AKs) 3-bet to $75. 3 ways to flop: A93r, drunk donk bet $55, MP fold, CO to $130, drunk shoves ($680), CO calls. Drunk shows pocket 33!
Question: Who was drunk here???
I feel like I've stumbled upon a treasure trove of content.