CRAZY Setup Hands! Aces v Queens v Jacks | $1/$3/$6 Poker Vlog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- In This session we are at MGM National Harbor where we get into alot of Wild Hands including an Aces over queens over Jacks come see how we fare!
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On the straight one, you had the stone cold nuts. What Ive had to learn is do not be scared of monsters under the bed. Maybe he hits the flush, but how many times does the flush not hit. etc. Keep at it, I enjoy watching you.
You're right definitely was scared. And plus a flush only gonna hit the turn 20% of the time. In your mind you think it's 50/50 smh
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Love the vlog Mack! Never miss an episode! I hope you eventually add the player positions and stack sizes as that makes it easier to follow the action and SPR. Again love the vlog! Keep on!
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K9 would have been a straight, not top pair. But I actually like the shove, especially vs the hands (at 1-3) you were up against. Nuts vs 2nd nuts vs flush draw... yeah, I wanna get it in vs those hands. Im also in the DMV area. I play @ Live! I've actually never been to MGM. But if you ever have a meet up game, I'd come! Great content as always!
Correction he has q9 not k9 sorry
I don’t hate the shove specifically because it’s a 1/3 game. It seems like a slight overplay, but overall, the action in 1/3 is usually bet, 3bet, all in. 4 bets are super rare.
Which hand are you talking about aa or the ak hand?
@@MacksBet28 AK when you flopped a straight with 2 hearts on the board
Another banger!
You made money with those good folds in that session.
Good folds are better than trying to make good calls
Bout to head down MGM next week lot of them Cats be coming north to play. I gotta check it out never been but lot of people I play with always mention they play MGM DC
A♠︎K♣︎ hand vs K9off w/ the flopped straight you played perfectly. 3rd player calls once you call and he might get there on the turn w/ his flush draw. Always win the pot when you got it especially when there’s 2 cards left multi-way & you’re out of position. Good session bro!!
I made a mistake. He had q9. That's top pair and open ended. If you go back and look you can see that he showed his cards
Depending if the other players have any idea what’s going on, you could have just potted the flop for $45 or 2/3 for $30+ for the reasons you said in the video - Unblocking Flush draws, two pair, sets of TT/JJ (maybe in range - I play there all the time), 89 for bottom straight, pair + straight draws etc. . . . . you could also check raise if the other players are aggressive to get more money in. At 2/5 maybe even take the same line depending who’s there.
Makes more sense w Q9o 😅, K9 being the made under-straight would've called.
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17:00, You can take all of his money! Not all-in, just 3-bets should be good enough. But I understand you want to make sure the flush draw lays down. Well played!
He had top pair and open ended not a straight (q9)
You played passively at the start which somehow worked out. I think you were reading the table. Probably something i should work on. I come in firing. Good video again keep it up 👍
Even if you start that way you can make in gme adjustments
On the QJT board where you have AK, you can size up on that board texture, especially in a live low stakes game. If he raises the big sizing, just call and evaluate turns. If it's a brick, then you can check jam when he likely continues betting with the second nuts and will be more pot committed and could easily talk himself into a call given the pot odds, given there's a flush draw, and the fact that you can have all sets and it's a draw heavy board.
Yes I think I just got wayyy to excited smh
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Good video. Very nice session, results wise.
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Big W on the session💪🏼 great vid.
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Great all in targeting those over pairs with AA. Can’t be scared of monsters under the bed or worse, let flushes complete.
You're right. I dropped the ball on the ak hand though for sure
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AK hand: I'd have led for 2/3 if not full pot, given that flop likely hits them in some way to build it for eventual stacks. Your range is wide, as is theirs, so calls more likely to that bet then a very strong 3 bet (essentially a check raise but even stronger w AI). You lost value getting them to fold early. Q: Would you want an all in call by a nut flush draw on that made Broadway flop? That answer dictates your play. Id want the call for his stack + more dead money on the Q9 top pair open ended who woul likely call & fold turn when you bet again (assuming no heart turn).
I agree with you. My problem is sometimes I need to take an additional 5 seconds to fully process the situation and make the best decisions
Keep them coming. I would not have gone all in on that AK flopped straight. Not sure what the right move is though. Did you think he would call?
I dropped the ball on that hand
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Thank you so much
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for stakes I can "kinda" handle, you get into some tough spots... 😬 *I guess I'll be doing some "studying" bet sizes and what not... 🤷
It's crazy I've been playing for years and just never tried to improve my game... 🤫
What stakes do you play
I thought the 7h5h hand was played very well. Only thing you could’ve done different was raise again on the flop but like you said shouldn’t go broke in a limped pot (and a lot of players are willing to stack off w but flush draw no matter pot odds)
I definitely don't want to go broke in a limp pot. My draw wasn't close to the nuts so not gonna blast when very easily could be dominated
Don’t hate the all-in with the flopped straight. Probably not the best play as it left money on the table. But some money now is better than no money later.
I’m sure a lot of people will disagree and I will agree with them but you gotta mix up your play anyways.
I am sure you are getting people telling you to bet more. Which isn’t bad advice but you gotta stay true to you. The last thing you want to do is become rampage who never met a bet a he didn’t like. 😂
Keep the hustle going.
Lmao well if I knew his exact hand I would call. But unfortunately normally his raise is gonna be alot stronger than what it was ( set lower straight. Pair plus flush and straight draw) ty though i won't disappoint
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On the AsKc was always a call and revalue the turn card, you definitely lost value as you had the nuts. If a heart came out on the turn, then that's when you have a decision. I'm no expert, it's how I would have played it. Well done, as long as you are having fun 👍
Yeahbi definitely coulda made the raise like 200 or so to continue getting value from his open ended draw with pair
He had q9 not k9
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The AK hand, your flop bet sizing should have been more along the lines of $45 rather than the $15 you threw out there. When your opponent made it $45, you killed all of your action when you ripped it all in. You should have made it $150 that way, so long as the turn card is not a heart, you can shove for the rest of his stack. Also might get a crying call from the OMC with K9. I think you missed out on quite a bit of value by shoving. IMO
Your right that board was so wet and dynamic that a pot size bet woulda been. Better. And if he raised to 150 I can flat evaluate or jam cause then he'll already have 35% of his chips in. Whoops
I would check the 77 flop, even with 7c. Monotone boards are one of the worst flops for the preflop raiser, and youre out of position. I would check my entire range including flushes to the button, and id call a flop bet with 77 (no club)
I agree with that assessment
Getting your money in good is never a bad decision
Lol yes especially with no hearts in my hand
@@MacksBet28 exactly I thought that was the best move at the right time in my opinion..
@@thelomalave7596 normally the raise is from a two pair set or lower straight that never fold. Was rare to run up a pair and straight draw
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I think you’re playing way too scared big dog. The 75hh fold was good, but some of these spots got really need to be betting like the A4 hand. When your opponent checks twice they very rarely have top pair.
For the AK hand I would just call the flop and look to get it in on the turn. That being said the flop 3 bet into two players looks ultra strong. I mean a guy folded the second nuts to you on the flop lol. Also pretty hard to balance that play.
If I was gonna flop 3 bet I’d go to like 175 and look to pile the turn. The raise would set up less than a pot sized jam.
No if you look at the hand. I stated his hand wrong. You can see what he fold. He had Q9 which is top pair and open ended straight draw. But yes the line was super strong but with another person in the hand I just decided fo go with it. If I woulda known the guy in the middle was shallow I woulda just called. But with all that being said I think you are right ✅️
@@MacksBet28ohhh gotcha that makes a little more sense. I was gonna say you must have a super tight image if he folded the second nuts to you on the flop.
I’d be curious what Bart Hansen would say about it. I think non all in 3 bet would be okay. Like $150-$200, Either that or just a flat.
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You play too tight. If you got a hand, bet that....too often you checking with a good hand
You're right smh. Thank you
I disagree. I think Macs been aggressive in all the right spots. He’s playing very exploitative with very little GTO and his decisions are almost always correct. And he is improving consistently. GTO is garbage! Exploitable poker is the way to go.
Very good overall, but missing some value with passivity at times. Sure, gonna run into a slow play now n then, but can dump it sooner if resistance & often still get to see more cards to suck out at worse when they just call. Ex. vs AQ hand.