I'm Making Poker History in a Mystery Bounty Tournament! (FINAL TABLE) 

Top quality stuff, villian RARELY has 2 hearts in hand when they check the flop, then A of hearts on the river ensures thats the case

For real, villain has to make some really gnarly calls if he wants to combat our 1 heart bluff shoves there, and for their tournament life, like Spraggy said, it makes it even tougher. Sick bluff.

It’s a wide open but since he has so many chips a lot of stacks are incentivized to fold to make pay jumps. You can even see a hand as strong as AK only flatted and didn’t 3 bet, meaning since he has an Ace himself he blocks a ton of 3 bets, and it’s profitable to raise that hand if he’s not gonna be 3 bet often enough, which he won’t

@@trumanashforth alright thanks for the reply. I did think that's what it could be about but still I thought it was wide. its good being wider when you've got the chips to bully I guess!

@@zachthurston1635 yeah you even heard him say the chip leader at one point was opening close to 80% of hands from the CO, I think CO range cant be more than 25% from normal stacks

I like it too

idk if that's necessarily true, MDA has shown us that fish like to bluff more in bet-check-bet than good players.

Well the buy in is so low. If it were a standard $400 buy in like the wsop circuit it would be about 100k

@@lukehoover2961 ya like i said. obviously theres an objective and observable reason for it. it just _feels_ wrong

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He played it as I was told to, and I believe that's the correct way; With pocket jacks you go all in and you lose.

There’s no right way to play jiggities

@@PortoPaulQQ is the same lmao

definetely needs lessons from Fintan "easy with aces", the best jacks player that the world has ever seen.

Did you try reading back what you wrote?

He literally explained why he called with Q high and everything he said made perfect sense. Still should have folded but I say it was a good call.

Lol good call . Calling any high card is not a good call the percentage if you call a high card 100 times you probably have a 2 percent win rate and no I didn’t read back what I said but it makes perfect sense I like his videos and I know his a good poker player I’m just saying that he was stupid and he done it rather in his last video or the 1 before and also lost

To try and put it simply, the reason spraggy called is because of ICM. Hands with showdown value such as ace high, some queen high, a 2 And a 4 would check back river. Hands such as a 6 or 7 might not go for that sizing (maybe some 7’s if they’re good players) because Spraggy still has a lot of Kings and a King would’ve bet differently I feel. Given all this, villain has: 35, 58, two pairs, King, and some 7 for value. But he has more chips than spraggy and he’s big stack bully so he also has a lot of bluffs in his range.

Another chat pro who knows it all. Lol he has joined the club😂

Ok and so don’t you, me, negranu, Hellemuth, Holtz, Brunson, it’s poker, a game of chance and skill.

Sounds pretty consistent to me, if he's playing OK and mediocre...they practically means the same thing!

@@jeremys1019plus with variance playing well, like a pro

Brah I only commented to help the Algo. Spraggy plays like a god, just need him to run like one too

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