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In this hand we flop a pair+flushdraw and turn an straight draw, but our opponent overbet shoves and puts us in a tough spot.
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why didn't you give him AQ in his range? he might shove the nuts to force flush draws, sets and 2 pair to pay or fold.
It's probably a call if you also include overplayed hands like K10/J10 and maybe some overbet (semi)bluffs with hands like JQ/10Q/KQ. But it's not a great spot, obviously. If villain is the loose/crazy type I'd call here, though. You have decent equity against pretty much every hand. The only hand that crushes you is AQ.
Easy re-raise shove on the flop.
Bart, as I'm watching this, (and pausing before the results) it sounds like you're using way too narrow of a range. One hand you didn't mention was Ah10h, also as another commenter said there are a lot of 2 pair hands that give an equity boost as well.
Instead of just throwing in KQs(which I agree is unlikely) try Ah10h, all KJs, and some K10
This is a rare case where we'd rather V have 2 pair than some 1 pair like AA or AK.
Why do you "definitely 3-bet" in this spot pre-flop?
You're weird Bart
U see way wider ranges at these stakes. Villain could easily have AhXh, AQ, or KT. It still a very close spot, but just saying that in some of these videos we pick ranges that are too narrow.
I would have called this off. There is no discussion about Villain ever bluffing, but why could he not be jamming at least AX of hearts as a bluff? Add in a few combos of that, and we have the equity, we need to call.
Unless he has like maybe JT specifically then its value and protection I guess, but his shove is always always horrible. How do you make this bet with a straight face, live poker is alive and well.
Why the caller sound like an automated voice message