10 thoughts on “Poker Strategy: Should We Raise The River With A Full House?”

1. This guy called in for advice and is talking over and blatantly ignoring the important parts of the advice.

2. This kid's cadence put me on tilt.

3. Your reasoning for not raising the flop is garbage. And you say you raised turn to see where you are at. You have a lot of terms related to poker but using them wrong. I think I listened to this call live and called KT. Haven't finished video yet. Edit if need be; my edit; is for you to join clp

4. Raising flop all day long, but if the flop was a call then I'd have been looking to get stacks in on the turn. In theory and in a vacuum we have to call river, but if you're really familiar with your opponent and know he's never barreling river without a nutted hand then you can sometimes find a fold with bottom's full. There are a lot of regs I play with that I would fold river in this spot because I know how tight they are, but that's all about knowing your opponent in an individual situation and it's not something a third party can ever know when analyzing a hand.

5. Nice video as always…….I play micro online and very rare live….but your video still help my game………!

6. ….and i…uhhhh…just did…. about….. 10 bongrips….uummmm…yeah….ummm…sooo….yeahh……

   dude, these videos are already long enough…perhaps you could speed up these kind of callers about 2X? lol…i know, I'm being a dick. 😛

7. that king is a great card for hero's hand. that guy is probably leading out with K7 or K3 or overvaluing a just a king (maybe KXc)…i think he could have made it quite a bit bigger and still got called.

8. Playing scared with a set is an indication that your game needs some coaching. Anyone here can get solid answers to any poker question at Onthesnap10@gmail.com

9. What's the point of $635 max raise in a game with a $1000 buy in?

10. Lol

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