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In this hand we raise AK pre and get a good board to C-bet. We turn a lot of equity and continue but are put in a tough spot when our opponent shoves on us.
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I think Bart is right. I'm a terrible player. But even though the guy was bluffing, I don't see how this is a good call in the long run. Unless you have a crazy read on the player, he's way more often going to have two pair, sets, and flushes.
Horrible call but he got lucky.
What about 98 off with 1 spade never discussed or is king 10 or jack 10 with a spade.
❤️ u Bart
I think he wants you to tell him that he made a great call..this is prime example of why poker is not dead (both the players).
This hand is a prime example of the "win at all costs" attitude some players have. Both of these players demonstrated that in this hand. Villain shoves in desperation to win a big pot. Not to be out done, the hero calls because he doesnt have enough discipline to let a big pot go. You simply dont have the pot odds to make a call in this situation. Even if you think theres a 50% chance that the villain is bluffing, in the long run there are just so many hands out there that can beat you. Too many to call here, thats for sure.
By exposing his hand, the villain looked fearful. This told the hero he was ahead. Therefore the call was correct.
can he really have flush at turn?there isnt that many flushes ,its only KJs(or maybe J9s).
But when the guy craps his pants it becomes a call right 😃
I like Bart's analysis that this is a bad call in the long run. Not quite sure in higher stake 2/5 or above, but players always trap sets and check shove like this hands go in 1/3.