Well KQ should be a fold against three bet. AK is a call at some frequency. Pros paid him off in some spots they shouldn't have. Peter is not a whale but a decent player.
I like how he didn't take forever, Went with his gut right away on the AK call. Many others would have took 3 plus minutes to get the camera on them talking and talking and talking.
Peter is going to bluff an all in. The opponent has a set and calls. Before Peter shows his hand, he rubs the cards between his hands and then shows it and he magically has a full house and wins.
@@detailbo2532 in most countries, you would buy a very nice house for $200k. For 1M+ its only some parts of USA, Canada, Australia, Scandinavia... of course also Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Macao/Hongkong, maybe Japan but that would be it... I would consider that an exception.
Big call but what does represent Brandon when he bets turn AND river? Peter may check-call turn with overpairs: flush draw is not an issue anymore. So, Brandon has to be worry not to be in a value-cut bet on river and, when he does bet that big on river, he is polarized and represents either a bluff or a big hand: but what big hands?
was his chair vibrating? (satire) Amazing call so nice guess he figured the other guy is not calling the 3 bet with any of with those low cards in his range and he blocked AA and KK
Not really he played super long first night and came back 3rd night and stayed long. Just one night he left. You act like they sign a contract to stay 8 hours. There was a reason he left. He was winning so much why not stay. He stayed the 2 other nights. Jeez. Stupid commment😊
