I understand trying to squeeze as much value as you can out of each hand but I guess it’s my inner nit to want to check the river in jungle’s position.
Golden comment section. Jungle could value 44, AQ, AJ, flushes He has a diamond in hand and it’s one of the worse hand he comes river w (JTs being another one) It’s a good bluff and a shitty spot to bluff catch having a J that block some JT bluffs and not having diamonds Especially vs Jungle who usually don’t overbluff any spot and quite balance overall compared to others
It’s so weird I remember seeing jungle during the durrr challenge and he looked like any other normal 20 some year old guy now at only 34 he looks like he aged a quarter century
Tbh, KxQd is the kind of bluff good players understand but bad players view as greedy. Bad players think they have showdown value with a Q not understanding how L overbetting the turn and checking the river narrows L's range down to middle-range hands like QQ, AQ, A4, A8, and AK that have more showdown value than a lone Q, see the issue? L rarely shows up with a flush or straight after checking the river because he bets those along with his bluffs that are hands containing either the Kd or Td. So piece it together, L doesn't have bluffs when he checks and doesn't have nutted hands either so a Q is losing to that range. Jungle has the Qd that blocks the combos of QQ and AQ that are L's natural bluff-catching hands and he also has the Kc which is nice because it blocks some AK L can potentially call with as well if he understands that Jungle would also bet a straight at close to pot because he knows L's range is capped.
Jungleman’s hand is the same crap that keeps happening to me! Runner runner two pair, runner runner flush, runner runner straight, and I would flop a set or a lower two pair etc. it’s just sickening how many times the fish get so lucky! 🤦♂️
I think the other player played the hand pretty strangely. But the river call is fine. To me this bluff gets Aces to fold. Strong two pairs and trips are not folding. The most likely value hands are 88s or A8 suited. Neither is folding on the river. In general I think back door flushes get overbluffed.
@@DvdStennis He said that because he was in disbelief L called with his holding. L loses to all of jungleman's value hands and basically needs to put jungle on his exact holding, thus why jungle said "I guess I had a one pair hand with a blocker"
only winner in Poker are the poker rooms and casinos... the rest is all a bunch of suckers at life pretending to be important because they play cards hahaha
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who was the bright spark that decided if you had a diamond and there was 3 diamonds down that you BLOCKED flushes.There are plenty of other cards and you DONT BLOCK them.
It's more of a tie breaker for situations where you should take an action some % of the time, i.e. with some fraction of similar-playing holdings that you might have. Might as well map those to the cases where you block something vs. not. In addition, it matters which blockers those are, e.g. at times if you have the Q or K of a certain suit or blocking a certain straight, those also map to the specific cards that the other player would have been likely to been playing preflop or in the action so far.
@@JohnHawksley87 I feel Jungle's pain. The problem is that there are too many players that just don't have any concept of considering how many combinations of made hands could Jungleman have in that position versus how many bluffs could he have likely run in that position - they don't do any math at all and consider how improbable that J-8 could possibly be good and its because they either don't know how to do the exercies or they just can't be bothered. You could probably interview "L"'s rationale for makiing the call here and it would likely just boil down to "I felt like he was bluffing" which is what so many players actually do. It can be pretty maddening to play against less knowlegeable, less skilled players which is even more difficult when you play lower stakes.
Jungleman looks like the tweaker outside my local Safeway
hes definitely on some uppers
I heard he's only 23 years old or something around there. Dude looks like he's lived a rough 40
Are you sure that he isn’t that Tweaker?
Nice neighborhood you live in .
Looks like a tweaker/cook I used to live near in Vegas
Jungle man looks like he just went on a 3 day bender and still hasn’t changed his clothes
“Jungle on the verge of a brain freeze here” 😂😂😂
Shut up
Brain freeze is no joke
That’s one weird dude. Good poker player, though.
Idk what it is about Jungleman but I get stressed out just looking at him. He looks super strung out all the time.
Jungleman looks like Temu Wolverine
Jungleman looks like hes been watching too many Japanese mangas
Jungleman looks like he sleeps on the lawn of the casino
Jungleman isn't funny but he seems to think he is
That’s what makes him funny tho
I find him funny. I guess comedy is in the eye of the beholder.
@@saltydice5 You're easily amused
I can't get his Goku cosplay off my head so I always find him funny
the guy is a pathetic oron
nobody taking that smoothie away from him😂😂
that zoom was too much, felt uncomfortable
Jungle going at that shake like it's their 3rd date at the 3 minute mark.
Is jungle drinking or eating that smoothie?
Sometimes there's some light chewing involved with smoothies. Pretty standard.
Jungleman making the algorithm go crazy.
Okay it's not just me then
I understand trying to squeeze as much value as you can out of each hand but I guess it’s my inner nit to want to check the river in jungle’s position.
He understood that checking back is not exploitative. Can't fault him for the effort, but there's no need to be rude.
Yea i mean it wasnt a bad play by jungle but thing is these guys have tells when theyre bluffing or not.
Wow these experts on here playing 1c2c blinds trying to school jungleman. Bunch of wet wipes
It’s a bluff
Golden comment section.
Jungle could value 44, AQ, AJ, flushes
He has a diamond in hand and it’s one of the worse hand he comes river w (JTs being another one)
It’s a good bluff and a shitty spot to bluff catch having a J that block some JT bluffs and not having diamonds
Especially vs Jungle who usually don’t overbluff any spot and quite balance overall compared to others
It’s so weird I remember seeing jungle during the durrr challenge and he looked like any other normal 20 some year old guy now at only 34 he looks like he aged a quarter century
Jungleman looking a little sus out here, even for Jungleman
Jungle makin sweet love to that smoothie
He looks so bad. Drugs are bad. Mmmmk
Jungleman going down on the smoothie at the table
was gross to watch to be honest.
Jungleman drinking/licking a smoothie is grosser than 2 girls 1 cup 🤢
Jungleman just got greedy with that river bet. Plenty of showdown value and L had shown a ton of strength in the hand.
Tbh, KxQd is the kind of bluff good players understand but bad players view as greedy. Bad players think they have showdown value with a Q not understanding how L overbetting the turn and checking the river narrows L's range down to middle-range hands like QQ, AQ, A4, A8, and AK that have more showdown value than a lone Q, see the issue? L rarely shows up with a flush or straight after checking the river because he bets those along with his bluffs that are hands containing either the Kd or Td. So piece it together, L doesn't have bluffs when he checks and doesn't have nutted hands either so a Q is losing to that range. Jungle has the Qd that blocks the combos of QQ and AQ that are L's natural bluff-catching hands and he also has the Kc which is nice because it blocks some AK L can potentially call with as well if he understands that Jungle would also bet a straight at close to pot because he knows L's range is capped.
@@dealerGplease go outside
I like this "half Paul Rudd, half Tom Waits" thing that Jungle has going on here.
Love watching Jungle play! He's looking more like Keith Richards all the time.
Jungle is such a weirdo
Gotta love the Jungle 😊
It looks like the guy from UP is playing a hand against the grown up boy scout on Ozempic
Jungleman’s hand is the same crap that keeps happening to me! Runner runner two pair, runner runner flush, runner runner straight, and I would flop a set or a lower two pair etc. it’s just sickening how many times the fish get so lucky! 🤦♂️
maybe you should consider that you are the fish for thinking you win a hand after the flop....
When did jungle last have a shower 😂😂😂😂😂
Better to be pissed off than pissed on. Unless...
*DJT enters the chat*
Jungleman lacking the proper drinking etiquette. Reminds me of John kasich’s eating etiquette.
None of these comments serve a purpose including this one.
I think the other player played the hand pretty strangely. But the river call is fine. To me this bluff gets Aces to fold. Strong two pairs and trips are not folding. The most likely value hands are 88s or A8 suited. Neither is folding on the river. In general I think back door flushes get overbluffed.
high level bluffs dont work against fish, like literally the ratio of value combos/ bluffs is just ridiculous so high that J8 is a snap easy fold
That's a top tier bluff on paper. I really think he ended up giving it away by trying to act playful.
Dude acts like a 5 year old
Seems like an easy river check back.
Not enough showdown & he had a key bluffing card. I think he played perfect on every street & L played poorly on every street.
@@RsSlay given that he mentions “I guess I turned my hand into a bluff” I am not so sure he was convinced he was bluffing.
@@DvdStennis He said that because he was in disbelief L called with his holding. L loses to all of jungleman's value hands and basically needs to put jungle on his exact holding, thus why jungle said "I guess I had a one pair hand with a blocker"
@@RsSlay a player likes Jungleman tries to be balanced. This means he will not only have value (as you can see here).
There's literally no value in checking back.
Jungleman is NOT "all that"....
he sipping that LEAN? looks like it at least
Jungle doing the drinking your drink reverse tell to 95% perfection
Poker never changes . There's donkeys and there is donkey callers. Its a donkey game to donk off your money.
only winner in Poker are the poker rooms and casinos... the rest is all a bunch of suckers at life pretending to be important because they play cards hahaha
I I hate this game👀
L is thinking want to all in or not
Jungle is weird. He’s great at poker
I really worry about what is going to happen to him, he seems to be deteriorating but no one seems to care cause he's good for the game
What are you even talking about bro
Agreed. He needs some sleep at a minimum
No idea what you're talking about. This is standard Jungle right here
He’s always been like this… definitely still winning vs these lineups too
He's by far the best player in the game not sure what you're talking about.
Doc Holliday vibes
Jungleman a smackhead ?
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Owwwwwwwwwwwwwh, it's not that interesting.
Too long to call
Why does L take so long to call Jungles river bet?
well he only had 2 pair for a start....
Bradley = Ned Flanders
😂😂
What is Jungleman doing playing $50\100??
dont show Jungleman suck on that...looks creepy!
Jungleman's shirt is giving me a migraine...🤕🚑🏥
Serious question does jungle use drugs?
It’s hard to tell from my perspective. Stress and sleep deprivation can do this too. I could see him on antidepressants tbh
Clearly amphet
Mariano is a FISH
Tom Waits and Roseanne Barrs child.
Jungleman needs a couple of months break
Not looking good
Hard to believe that jungleman is obly 28 years old
This guy L seems like a complete calling station. I never see him make river folds heads up.
He folded a boat Vs Dylan flashner. Board was like q q 10 3 3, L folded a Q, Dylan had q10
Poor Jungleman didn't deserve that!
Shoulda checked back Mike
Why do Asian players get so lucky????
So so sus. L is running some of that J4 stuff. Peter did too.
Jungleman is such a weirdo for real, something just really annoys me so so much about him .
because he's autistic
Autist dude, autist, brilliant minds
Why you keep showing his face???????? Who is he ?
one of the greatest to play
A bonafide goat of cash games
@@ryancallins5310 Or at least looks it, against this line up.
The audacity to ask who jungleman is 😂
A super donkey that act asif he's a savant is my guess . He's so bad
Poker yt is so boring they needa start dressing like stand users
Wonder why Jungle played here. He’s much better than this
Probably needs some cash. Variance can get us all.
L 6th Sense of a mountain lion. HCL 101 . I absorb if i ever get on there
who was the bright spark that decided if you had a diamond and there was 3 diamonds down that you BLOCKED flushes.There are plenty of other cards and you DONT BLOCK them.
I was thinking the same thing like 1 diamond blocks the other 8 or so 🤣🤣🤣
It's more of a tie breaker for situations where you should take an action some % of the time, i.e. with some fraction of similar-playing holdings that you might have. Might as well map those to the cases where you block something vs. not.
In addition, it matters which blockers those are, e.g. at times if you have the Q or K of a certain suit or blocking a certain straight, those also map to the specific cards that the other player would have been likely to been playing preflop or in the action so far.
@@JohnHawksley87 I feel Jungle's pain. The problem is that there are too many players that just don't have any concept of considering how many combinations of made hands could Jungleman have in that position versus how many bluffs could he have likely run in that position - they don't do any math at all and consider how improbable that J-8 could possibly be good and its because they either don't know how to do the exercies or they just can't be bothered. You could probably interview "L"'s rationale for makiing the call here and it would likely just boil down to "I felt like he was bluffing" which is what so many players actually do. It can be pretty maddening to play against less knowlegeable, less skilled players which is even more difficult when you play lower stakes.
@@RobRochon - it was a strange hand. Pot odds at the end play a part.
That's right, if you have a diamond, it should have zero influence on who else has diamonds, because math doesn't exist.