Through the limits - part2

[loltrickedu]

Originally Posted by no eff eks

The last hand against Big Bluffy you snap call a huge river bet with KK on an ace-high board when the flush draw just completed. I really really think that's a fold and I can't understand at all why you called that.

Crying call shoulda folded, really just wanted to show him he sucked out.

[Colossos159]

Hi loltrickedu ,

a question about a hand in the video at 10:41.

You got 10d10c
and the board on the turn is

Qh10h9sKd

and you are in position.

The guy checks to you and you say : "Many people go bah on the turn card and check because he might have a Jack." You bet out 8.25$ in the 11.85$ bet and he calls (and you make a weird sound ). You said you were going to explain why you bet and you tell about still having a ton of equity against a straight. But what if the guy overshoved your bet on the turn? With only one card to come is your equity this big that you would call his overshove? Was this a great card for the other guy to bluff you of the hand? What would you have done if you were the other guy?
I am having trouble betting good hands in position on the turn/river because I am afraid for the check-raise-allin , so often I check behind to keep the pot small but I lose alot of value if I see what the other guy was actually playing. So I'd really like if you explained the hand a bit more if another scenario occured (fe the turn-overshove or he calls and shoves the river).

ps: the guy was playing A8 for some weird reason but that shouldnt matter I guess.

Thx,
Colossos

[loltrickedu]

yea sorry i make alot of weird sounds, thats my thinking process.

I bet enough to easily get away from it if he shoves, So no i would probably fold to a shove. Its really really really tough to bluff oop on the turn and that play is just not in his arsenal.

If i was the other guy? uh fold pf.

I think i explained it in the vid but ill try again. I bet because i have 10 outs to fill up to a boat (actually lower if he has some pair but im ahead of any pair 2pair hand). So this builds the pot if i fill up. Also if i bet the turn he is going to try to c/r the river alot so i just save the river bet

Why i think it is bad to check is you give him so more room to catch up and not charge him for the flush draw. Also if you check the turn he will fire out a jack on the river and you will call anyway, so you might as well save yourself that bet and make it on the turn, plus you will have built the pot like i mentioned before.

[Qgel]

I already posted this but you probably missed it.

around 01:20 - 01:30 on the right table a guy folds to a big checkraise ona QsTs5hJs board, shows AQ and you call him a nit. Whys is that? He only beats a bluff doesn't he?

[loltrickedu]

no he bets a giant range of combo draws, he has top top a pretty strong hand folding there is pretty weak if you need more then that to ever continue there

[Qgel]

Hmm. I tend to check behind and call a river bet in this spot is this a big leak ?

[loltrickedu]

uh i dislike that for why i explained.

If you c/c you are investing the same amount, here if u just bet it you build the pot if u fill up and can get a lot of value from on a jack on the river or get a free showdown if you brick like i did

[Mr_Nutflush1]

Amazing Show. Seriously, this is the bets Video on this site. Well, not too too much because of the good poker related content, but because of the most weirdst and yet funniest situations i've ever seen.
The Hands you got where just ridicolous. Even more ridicolous is that you NEVER got more then a Cbet out of the fish and the one time you got called the Ace hit. It would've tilted me for sure running into one AA/KK/AK/QQ after another, not getting any one of that fkers to stack off to me, but to lose to a donkey play in the end. Seriously, 1 hour playing with like 25 Monster hands and only earning 1 1/2 Buy-ins would really , really hurt me.

No doubt the chat was super funny.