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Bart Hanson from Crush Live Poker talks poker strategy of running into top pair.
In this hand the caller correctly structures his cbet with a back door nut flush draw. He picks up that equity on the turn, barrels for a second time and is called and runs in to top pair on the river. Bart discusses river value bet sizing.
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Very clear, concise thinking caller; props to him. I agree AJ is a clear bet and I have been called by lots of 9Q of hearts etc who are too pissed hearts missed and want you to be bluffing too. @Bart would you riv bet 1/3rd with KQ too? What about low AX of of hearts?
Damn that’s a sneaky two pair
I would bet that bad small on the river to try and induce a spaz.
I'm 5:45 in, to me the villains hand really feels like a slow played k9 or 7 9 suited, based on action and just calling on the flop. I guess he could have pocket 9s 2s or 7s but I think he raises those especially ducks. Most players would have raised on the flop or river but just calling the 180 on the turn feels like two pair or 9 10 of hearts. If it was me in that moment I would have bet around three hundred on the river and fold to a raise. He's never raising pair plus missed flush draw or even a king, I have no reason other than it just feels like a trap for thinking this way. Let's see what happens. I would be so bummed if he raised on the river with a weak ace and I folded.
What was he thinking betting pot on the river??? He's only getting called by a better hand, I love playing people like this caller, that was such a bad bet. I would never check the river but betting that much is ridiculous, unless he has a set ak or nothing.
Bet too high on river…i go with 300
nice turn bet sizing
Not sure villain "has to snap call" pot sized bet on this river. I'd probably call a lot against most players here with 9-7, but I'm not loving it.
turn bet was small, you see higher stake like triton poker, they almost POT size bet every street. I'd prefer a pot size bet with NFD and plan to check on river if missed.