Swesr gg loves to just evenly distribute the stacks out on that KK hand😂 you would be sat on a master stack but no no no. Come on when do JJ ever win haha. Great vid tho
Hi Big D ! I think the call on the turn at 0:50 is -EV, because you are basically paying to hit the flush and the pot odds are unfavorable to you. I think that in position it is more plausible to call a flush draw without pot odds, because in this case you can have implied odds (because you have position)
Pot odds here are about 30% and assuming the clubs and the A are live I'm getting 27% immediate odds. So you are technically right that it's slightly below EV to call in hopes of just hitting the card I need but the implied odds are from the river action when I do hit and potential cards I can bluff (like a diamond). Agreed its harder to execute out of position but still never folding this spot. I think my mistake here was not leading river for some value. Appreciate the comment!
@@thebigdpoker Yeah! Leading the river you would have a very polarized bet and with a board with tons of failed draws (diamond flush, str8, etc) you would make him pay huge sizings. I think an overbet of 140% of the pot would be good.
I feel you on that KK hand, it's kinda what keeps happening to me aswell last few weeks You can play really well, but when the all ins where you are ahead so much dont go your way, its just hard to achieve anything.
1:30 Rivered flush, i think needs to be a bet, especially when you have the Ac, he is less likely to bluff, and all of his showdown value probably checks back river because pretty much everyone does when the flush comes in. If you think he likes to bet big and bluff etc, i think i bet bet 30% or less as a blocker bet to look weak. Let him bluff shove over you, all his flushes will shove over and you can get value out of some TP. IMO
You i love your shit man, but i think that straight laydown against the potential flush isn’t plus ev in the long run. I think he easily could be value betting worse. Keep up the good work
