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In this hand we start bluffing flop with KQss and decide to continue when we turn equity. Should we fire all three streets if we miss?
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Hands like this one are worth analyzing – caller seems pretty aware as well.
Hands like this convince me that I'll never truly be a "great" poker player. I get the theory of what he did. Maybe its just the stakes I play at – but when he C bets into a three way pot – and gets a call – that is always an Ace or a 9. When the turn is a 9 and he gets called AGAIN – its either a combo draw – which he beats – or a really good Ace, or a 9. He really does have some show down equity – especially as I don't see many pocket pairs being played like this. I congratulate his stones for putting a stack in on a three barrel. I usually only three barrel when that opponent has shown he can lay down a good hand – and usually when I've run my stack up and I'm playing on house money. I know that's not right – but most of the people I play with would never figure that out anyway. I guess my question is – if this were a $1/3 or if we didn't assume the villian "was a good player" would it be better to just play more of a value approach and toss this hand after getting called on the turn when we brick out?
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not sure that river card was so good for firing the third barrell in this case..that 9 really didn't change that much and if villains hand was good enough to call on the turn, it's a pretty easy call. pretty unlikely villain was chasing a draw on that board, making it even more risky.
still i have to give credit for the heart it takes to run a bluff like this, and i'm sure it was very close to working…
Well you have to have an opponent who is good enough to fold… at 5/10 you at least have a chance. Of course it's silly at 1/2, they will call with A-rag.
This caller pretty pretty good
I like the "token bluffer" Bart brought in.
Caller is another bad Asian player/gambler himself. Good player can trap caller to death by hiding his hand strength. People like the caller usually loses his entire stack in one single hand. Lol.
Hey Bart, I just watched a video of you at live at the bike and that is what defines you as a pro https://youtu.be/IQbE_fQVIp0 @25:18 well done mate such a sick spot to be in I would push for all in but hey I’m an amateur well done fella! You learn from the best 😉