10 thoughts on “Poker Strategy: Trip Aces In A 3 Bet Pot”

1. I love you videos man every week I'm looking forward to them thank you for doing them

2. OMG.! The kid sat down with black chips. Get away Phil Ivey

3. This caller is incapable of understanding what you are trying to teach him about SPR in this hand. After just calling the turn and flop with that super dry board, there is not enough left behind to try and bluff you on the river. So obviously he will check the river if bluffing or with jx. The caller is way to excited about trying to disguise the strength of his hand that he is not paying attention to the SPR problem. He just keeps trying to teach Bart something.lol

4. "I was going to call if he bombed The river". Dude the pot was 700 and you only had 400 left. What are you talking about?

5. The guy in your video seems like an overly passive player.

6. maybe I missed it went check check what did the guy have?

7. People in general don´t bluff paired boards without good equity, and without knowing the HJ-guy you can´t expect him to 3 barrel bluff you. If he deside to give up on any street it would be the river. If you shove the turn you get value from 9 combos of Ax-suited hands, and 3 combos of AQoff. And if the kid is decent he problaby only bluffing with KQ in this spot blocking of som AK/AQ hands that you can have and giving you a chance to let som worse Ax + Jx hands go, but thats only 5 bluffing combos on turn. In live poker many people think they need to call of with any Ax since there´s a chance of spliting the pot if a J or 6 comes, or that they can be up against any random worse hand or bluff. So get some chips in on turn I say.

8. good stuff

9. I thought he'd re raise to at least $400 on the turn. Villain easily calls that $200. Villain may fold the full shove at xtra $405 on turn. Weak play…blew at least an easy $200. Dumb

10. Love these vids, Bart. Good chit 💪

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