Hardest Flop Decision of MY Life! @MGM National Harbor | 1/3 Poker vlog #25 

@markhellie6837 yes you worded that better than me. Maybe you can write my script lil

Haha I shoulda put 6'2 in my channel description. I'm certainly trying to play the mix game with you. Let's try to link that together. I appreciate you coming up to me as well. Mutual enjoyment

Ty I know poker can be complicated sometimes lol. But yes you're right

I agree with the qj hand. Always good to bet your hands and let them tell you otherwise as to who is ahead!

They are underbluffing in these games so just bet folding always best option

Definitely bet turn in these spots. As a matter of fact, you can go to a larger size too, putting under-repped hands like A10s, AJ,s KQs in a tough spot.

Precisely. Sometimes jamming for protection is better than calling down acrosa many streets

Yessir just watch imma make a jump in stakes soon

Ny ninja 🥷

Yes I knew you'd get it lol

Not one to make often. But you put me in a tough spot

Why go all in when you have top set? It literally makes no sense. I don’t believe you have top set. Also, what value are you getting from when you jam all in?

@@prodigyzeusthepitbull9570 he was scared of the diamonds or straight cards

@@MacksBet28 yea he’s not a +ev player. You are never making money when you don’t give the opps a chance to call with terrible pot odds to draw to a flush or a straight. Even if he 4x the pot and you were on a straight or flush draw it’s still bad odds to call overall but jamming literally gets nothing done. Even scared away Kings… its just not the right play

@@prodigyzeusthepitbull9570 I'm very thankful for it. But in his defense he's new to poker and learning. Hes gonna be a crusher once he learns how to play live poker. Online is more theory based and his jam is ok in that spot. But live absolutely not. Cause 1/3 is so underbluffed you can make exploitative folds when people put150 bbs in the pot

Look my friend at the table look at me. And I made no reaction to the situation but on the inside I was pissed lol 😂

100bbs is definitely standard

I definitely wanted to call. But too many times I get shown a set or two pair lol. If I had a diamond I prolly call with backdoor equity

Really needed it. Ty!

Definitely lol

Appreciate you 🎉

Lol he had top set bro. And thats an interesting way to play. Not too theory optimal but i can see the merits

@@MacksBet28 Ok I didn't see it, so I am not just willing to believe it, but thats me. I do not follow what people like to call poker etiquette, equity and or value lol. I think it makes people to predictable once you play with them a few times. I might limp with Aces and bet 37 with a pair of 3's. . . and reverse it the next time around. always change the way you play. . . I ain't no professional or anything nor do I claim to be, but I win just as much as I lose. But I never set out to be a poker player full time either. But from playing for years I have learned some valuable lessons. . . Like the bluff only works when the person you are bluffing doesn't have anything worth while. And a lot of times when you have Aces, Kings, or Queens and bet them if no one at the table has anything. . . No one will call a 15$ dollar bet at a 1/2 or 1/3 table. And my perspective is from a 1/2 table at Hollywood Casino here in Columbus Ohio!

@@BrotherLove3 I understand that. And in general most poker players lie. But they lie very often with their words. But not with their chips. When people are at low stakes they play so honestly that you have to belive whe. They putting tons of money in they pot they have it wayyyy more than they dont

@@MacksBet28 In general most people lie lol. . . A bluff is not a lie, but a representation that you have something better than you actually do! Me, I bet on my cards and the board period. I'm not going to try and guess what someone else has and usually don't care. Cause in the end you are going to win, lose are draw! As I said all I have played is 1/2 here in Columbus and down in Cincy and I have seen plenty of dudes push in a lot of money with nothing. I have seen all kinds of different players that play different ways.

I always say I appreciate everyone who watches the video either in the outro or intro. And I appreciate you. Ty boss 💯

@@Coolguy128 gotta apply

Trust me folding on the flop hurt so muchhh. I tanked for about 2 minutes

@@MacksBet28 folding in that spot is a sign of a really good player.

@@MacksBet28 you're definitely supposed to fold in that spot. 1/3 players are not finding bluffs there like a solver, and even if they know they should they are usually on small enough bankrolls that they get scared to make high variance bluffs like that. He has it 100% of the time at a 1/3 game. You have near 0 equity in reality no matter what theory says.