BIZARRE River Overbet from Opponent Causes Bart Confusion
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 เม.ย. 2022
- In this hand the caller defends out of the small blind straddle and flops the nuts. Unfortunately he gets a poor turn and river runout and then faces what Bart deems to be a bizarre action that doesn't make a whole lot of sense...
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So what is the consensus here...is the Villain a button clicker or a genius? Do you find his bet to be as bizarre as I do? Also looking back at this I DEFINITELY like a bet on the turn with specifically the As coming completing the front-door and being in this vs UTG open configuration. Bart
"I wasn't angling for a reaction, I just turned my hand over to see how he reacted." - this is the very definition of angling for a reaction. Lol.
I thought for sure he had aces. Accidentally GTO 😂
I like how Bart says that when someone speaks during a hand it’s almost always the truth and every time the caller spoke it was the truth. Probably best to just keep quiet if you’re not a speech play expert
He's got the three pair! Auto-shove.
In my experience, the speech play "I don't have x" where x is strong to have is almost always indicative of the speaker being strong and with something else. For example the flop comes 889, Turn Q, Player A starts grumbling "omg did you hit the straight" and Player B exclaims "I don't have the straight" Player B always has a Full House here. I think this happens because people get an impulsive fear they will lose value due to their opponent's misread and want to correct their opponent's 'error' in thinking. It feels internally like a great lie because you are technically telling the truth while also being deceptive. In reality I find this very transparent. I def did this myself when I was new to poker.
that turn donk was foolish, any flushes were meant to call him
Guy was bluffing you and lying to you.
Can’t stand live poker. Online is easier in my opinion. Last time I played live had people blasting all in with 1 pair.
if villain doesn't know what he is doing; how do you know that he doesn't know that you know he doesn't know what he is doing & wut is our counter strategy??
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I’ve seen a LOT of recreational players over value flushes here in these situations on a paired board.
Villian was trolling. He was bluffing. He bet less than half pot on turn when you could call with a flush or straight draw and then 2x bet when he gets counterfeit on a board with straights, flushes and full houses. On the river he was button clicking. He just wanted to win the hand. Logic makes no sense.
Great hand Bart! Seems like the group of guys I play with...myself included 😂😂😂...nah I'm not that bad. Hard to hero call on that river bet tho for real! Thanks for what you do Bart, you add such value to my game, and it's def appreciated! Prayers for you and your family brother! Have a great day!
that was just a great play by him. Plus the speech play after, it was all brilliant
Sweet, I guessed the correct check raise size ($120) before he made it, and as played, am calling the river. What a strangely played hand by both players.
Stopped at
Double blocking boats; villain watches Andy the Goat. Andy loves to jam bluff with boat blockers
Bart you caught yourself contradicting yourself a bit at the end there 😉. Saying villain is calling the flop raise light b/c it was small, but earlier you said anything that calls 80 would call 120.
I really wish I had watched this one before my last cash session lmao. Guy 3b jam from big blind over my small blind squeeze and says "i got a big pair, you gonna have to suck out if you call!" and I thought the exact opposite, that he wouldn't be telling the truth lmao. He did in fact have aces whoops