How to Make the MOST MONEY in Poker --- Betting! 

I have played a long time too. Still find so much insight from Bart. Explanations are perfectly articluated.

You've been playing 17 years and you've never thought about card removal before Bart came along?

i can't wait til i am old so people respect my raises!!!

You’re bullshitting you didn’t 3bet j9

I@@OshawaStateOfMind LOL, you would have folded also..

@@michaelmee9246 Sucks when you have AA

@@willinnewhaven3285 I’ve played with plenty of omcs. They always show up with kk qq aa, i know you didn’t 3 bet j9

yeah, me too.

You can balalace your 3% preflop range easily at least.

@@madamkirk 3% PF range? Crazy talk. 1%, tops.

I identify as omdc. Old man Diet Coke

You probably are an omc

You should check out his old videos . 'old School value " series changed my poker game

It’s an under bluffed spot. V isn’t betting pot on the river with any of AK, AQ, AJ or AT (non hearts). V also can’t have any bluffs because the best flush hand (QJss) folds pre given the 4b pre. So as played, we are beaten by AKhh, AQhh, AJhh, and AThh, as well as AA which can play sneaky. V doesn’t have A8, 88 or 77 given the action pre. So That’s 5 combos. Given pot odds we need to find 2.5 bluff hands or hands we beat (where V value owns himself). Let’s say 3 combos. I challenge anyone to find 3 bluffs in villains range. As I said, he can’t have a flush draw, so what bluffs do we beat? V is not betting pot on river with AK. I’m really surprised Bart said this was a call, given that on the river he actually specified that the backdoor flush came in and villain could have an Ace high flush.

@@SavvaSou I agree it should be a fold. However, if he has A10hh, he could have 88 and 77.

⁠@@SavvaSouhank you I was thinking it was a call watching this video in real time, due to only needing a couple of bluffs. But you’re dead right and I should have 1) seen that V needed 2.5 bluffs not 2 (I need to be more precise when doing pot odds). 2) No way V had a busted flush draw as I originally credited. He could have decided to bluff AJ clubs but that’s leveling and pretty rare. But still not enough bluffs. I’m still learning and checking my ego at the door when coming to the comments has helped me immensely. GL at the tables boys!

Simple extreme example: Texas room, snap call. The Orleans on Tuesday morning OMC, snap fold.

@@AlanSchmuck Does OMC see the flop?

@@ligafftheindifferent3495 Yes, most likely with AhKh. I see so many OMCs call with AK especially suited.

I agree it’s not a river snap call. A full pot size bet is a flush or a bluff. And I think hero has one of the worst AK combos here, since it blocks front door spades which is the obvious river bluff and unblocks hearts.

@@JohnSmith-nx7zj Good point on the obvious bluff candidate. I missed that.

Ok. Will do. How about 230? Too much?

Note I tend to smoke my vape pen very liberally when drinking at the table . Also K8 is the nurs

I’m p

Pocket aces is top full house

No, 4 bet pot he shouldnt even have ATs. One in 9 your get a flush draw on flop then One in five you make your flush on turn.1 in 3 you make your flush by river+ when you hit your flush it is obvious.

Raising the river with AK no heart seems suicidal to me. If we had the Ah sure.

V was trying to make it look like a bluff.

If you play at all seriously, you track everything you can including taking notes. Poker Analytics 6 is an app that I use. Costs about $30 a year but worth it. There are others cheaper and more expensive.

@@AlanSchmuck thanks! So are you allowed to have a phone at the table? I actually haven’t been to a casino before.

@@MrJoosebawkz Yes, most poker rooms even have USB connections at the table.

I make notes in my excel it takes less than a minute then I chk my moves on solver when I get home

Yeah you’re hoping for busted spades I think, but how many combos of that are there in a 4 bet pot with As on the board and Ks in hero’s hand. I certainly don’t think it’s a snap call.

Villain should fold AhTh against most 4-betting ranges. This hand sucks vs AQ+/TT+ and that is already a fairly loose 4 betting range for most players. As played, the Villain got into a bad spot and the deck saved him. Should the Villain fold this flop? That is a tough call, since the 4-bettor is almost certain to bet this flop with his range, but the point is that AhTh is in a tough spot, is probably behind, and is playing a very large pot. Folding AhTh here avoids all of that. This hand, as sweet as it looks, will flop a lot Axy and Txy boards and sometimes xy will be K,Q or J. None of those flops feel good vs a 4-bet. With the 4-bet AhTh is really no different than Ah4h.

Royal flushing ace? LoL This logic is flawed on so many levels... pref ATs is too wide a call, when UTG and one next to act... gives huge incentive to UTG2 (who cold 3bet from UTG2, that shows strength) to 5bet squeeze... then on the river, if you think CO had KK or QQ or small Ax that checked turn, why the 90% river bet? You're only targeting and praying for CO to have strong Ax (which I agree with, but your train of thought and to some extent, CO's line doesnt align with that)... so... I can easily understand CO randomizing and mixing his turn strategy, but CO's play is too loose, too lucky...

4 bet pot he shouldnt have ATs. One in 9 your get a flush draw on flop then One in five you make your flush on turn.1 in 3 you make your flush by river+ when you hit your flush it is obvious.

"Technically" AT is a fold to 4 bet, but these days the 4bet in pos is often pretty light, stealing with JTs QJs etc. He's blocking AA, he has straight and flush possibilities, a possible over which is 30% vs KK. Regardless my comment was meant from the point he decided to call and then his actions post flop..

@@fevolenko3995 his actions post flop seem fine I agree.

Check-raise on turn is going to be all in anyway isn’t it?

If hero bets $300 on the turn, then villain only has about a pot sized raise left.

You cant chk raise in position

@@johnmar6376 I assume he meant villain was check-raising if hero had bet the turn.

@@JohnSmith-nx7zj yeah I think you’re right

How could he chk raise in position?

@@johnmar6376 no I meant the villain would have had to check raise him

AThh is still behind hero’s AK on the turn even though it has a lot of outs. So the check-raise would be as a semi-bluff (since any hands losing to AThh are not going to call the raise). But it seems unlikely to get through as a bluff. It’s very hard to see what nutted hands villain has here that he can represent. 99 that called a 4 bet preflop and called the A high flop with a guy left to act?

@@JohnSmith-nx7zj scared money don’t make money

Without stack sizes it's a pretty pointless question

It's good if they all fold. They already put a lot of chips in. *Oh and you raised, cutoff 3 bet, and you 4 bet actually.

I see now, it was 500 and he bet 200. In that case maybe an overbet on the flop and shove turn would be better. He's still getting called by some Ax, and like he said I the video, it's not as if hands like JJ is calling here much anyway

@@aheroictaxidriver3180 would be interesting to see what a mutliway solver would say is optimal play but I dont have one. Just from exp though I like to take down these pots on the flop if I can cause when you get rivered you feel like you're already committed

It was obvious V was on a draw; shove or a huge bet would have got him to fold

Ok I just watched the entire thing and OMFG you were card-dead af. I can’t wait to see what you can do when you run hot against those maniacs😂. I’ll be cheering for you, unless my boy Luda is playing lol.

Audio is fine. Your computer is muted.

huh?

Lol @ tards that comment audio without checking their settings

You can’t check-fold in position?