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Learn Poker and Hand Reading Logic; The Best Call-in of ALL Time

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Bart Hanson’s favorite call-in hand since producing the call-in show back in the beginning of 2017. This is a repost of a hand from late last year where the logic of the caller fails himself.

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  2. Hi players been reading the comments. You all sound supersmart about GTO play and more. Can anyone advise a guy in Canada of the best online poker sites for playing low and microstakes cash games wrt rake, rakeback, player pool etc? Thanks!

  5. Pretty annoying that this guy ended up scooping the pot and thinks he’s the greatest lol. Puts him on “nothing” on the flop, and “only top pair” on the turn, when he had all sets, 2 pairs and straights in his range. Even QTcc that could profitably shove over the check raise. Sure he just calls the check raise so you can rule out 9T. Then leads calls off a shove that looks exactly like a boat, which villain can have any of the boat combos. And scoops. Wow.

  6. The saddest thing is that the villain played this hand very well and in a way that seems to indicate that he is an above-average player; bet large on the flop on a draw heavy board with a hand with a lot of equity when called, bet-call the turn with a hand with equity but little showdown value, and shove the river on a river that is better for his range than the hero's range, turning a hand that blocks equity and is the bottom of his range into a bluff.

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