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Chris Wehner breaks down a tricky PLO spot that he faced, where he turned the 2nd nuts but faced heavy aggression from his opponent. It’s a classic conundrum faced by every poker player, but how should one approach this?
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I always play for stacks in this situation and yell FOOOOOOLD!!!! FOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLD!!!
Around 6:00 why is monker indifferent to calling/folding 77? Once villain 3bet repots we need 33% against his range, monker says we have about 39%. That shouldn't be marginal whatsoever, it should be a fistpump call 100% of the time, what is wrong here? There's no way holding the 7c club matters so much that you're suddenly folding the second nuts for no other reason.
In the first few minutes of this video you talk about the villian having a capped range …. but then you spend the second half of the vid talking about him having the nuts (JJ) how can he have a capped range but still have the nuts in his range ?
1:13 Opponent has a capped range, yet you spend another 10 minuts on analyzing if we should fold the 2nd nuts.