The Importance of Stack Size in Poker 

And this is the entire point of the hand.. he only has about $350 left in his stack after the call on the turn in a pot of about $830.. Bart

I didn't think he was being honest as soon as Bart asked him if he was nervous he was in a multi way pot with KK and he said no. Bart was expecting a truthful answer. Ive watched maybe 2 or 3 of Barts vids and thought he was just a robotic player, after this one I'm starting to see he is human and gonna give more chances to like him. Cause what I saw when Bart asked that question and the guy said no he was thinking why wouldn't you be, cause Bart was thinking you probably should be... and if you are not you might be lying.

@@josheisert8380 if you have the betting lead and the flop comes dry af there is no reason to be worried?

@@josephadcock7449 I don't know if you read my post wrong or typed yours wrong because I'm not following your post in relation to mine.

No. “x” means any other card. Qx can mean Q10, KQ, AQ, Q2

Don't be such a nit

Pretty sure a set would slowplay. Poker is fulll of people slowplaying when it's terrible, so why wouldn't they do it when it's actually good?

One of those times where just gonna have to pay them off, 3 combos of pocket 7s compares to the 12combos of AQ and 12 of KQ, like hart said they might be also going for a stop raise to induce a check by villain on the river rather than just calling and facing a shove in the river, to add to that the check on the river is missing value 100 percent as if your against a set there gonna shove if checked two on these size and your never gonna fold, where’s AQ is more than likely gonna call a Jam but will most likely check behind, the only real scary possibility is 5 7 suited that would maybe check behind but call an all in.

yea I had ruled out Qx as whats the point of raising that and i cant see any obvious bluffs after she called flop,but with the description of her being aggro then i suppose you have to sigh call

@@johnnashphd if you gonna reply, try explain the reason behind your argument, otherwise you sound like a smart ass

lol iwin // that’s right. The UTG+2 player portrayed sets (or 2 pairs at least) with her wrong play. In her seat I would raise at the flop, and fold it on the turn if my opponent bets again and I do not improve. This would mean that I am 96% beat. This is based on a simple question; has my opponent have a value cards (pocket AA, KK, 77) or missed the flop (pocket AK).

Maybe it's because most players are hardly thinking about their opponent's range?

and thats why she raised with AQ on the turn?

The Small Flop sizing is due to The 3 callers behind and the fact that the "Polarization" advantage is with the late position callers... the Q is the only card hitting the Hero's "Raise First In" Range. He hold Range advantage (C-Bet more frequently) but lacks Nut Advantage (Size smaller) on that flop. Once the C-Bet folds out the 2 late position callers leaving only UGT +2 behind, he can narrow her range to her Q's and other possible calling hands (which he beats) and her sets (6 combos) of 7's and 5's plus any 2 pair combos (not likely she has any 2 pair on that flop... maybe 2 combos of 7,5s if she is polarized with those). So knowing she holds mainly worse hands he wants to extract maximum value knowing she likely won't fold any of her Q hands. This allows him to size up the turn bet, setting up for a river jam if the run out is clean. At least that's my thoughts on it.

She saved money and made it to showdown, exactly what Bart was saying in the video.

@@scottfrederick7572 thanks.

@@scottfrederick7572 Seems like an amateur move,she folds out bluffs and can get jammed on as Bart says,then she wont fold the Qx.Shes not getting better than AQ to fold

Maybe she saw the hero's hands shaking. If she's an experienced player she may have picked up on him playing above his comfort level. This guy sounded nervous during the phone call, his voice was waivering.

you don't kn0w what a woman has?