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I think that sounds great man. I love watching detailed hand analysis videos. I have read a few of your posts and really like your thoughts on the game. Keep it up mate!
whats up Kurt. Tough luck on the hand mate. I would say you did your job by getting all the money in with the best hand. your opponent played this hand very poorly. Don’t be so result oriented.
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Hard to really judge the hand. not sure of the blind lvls, effective stack size or even what the texture of the flop was. certainly more risky of a play with the button cold calling the LooseAgg 3bet. Not sure what the button was thinking in calling the 3bet but then folding to the small 4 bet when he is getting way batter odds and closes the action pre. but yes, I would agree your opponent would likely put you on a very narrow range.
haha, good catch Raghav…. I likely jam the flop because the BB flats. if it were HU I likely just flat the SB lead in hopes a blank hits the turn and he fires again. when the turn comes a 4th diamond and goes check bet, I am folding. too many hands beat you now and you have too many chips to continue. Also really depends on what you think about these players involved. But even really bad players have you beat here often enough to find a fold. What kind of hands do you think these players are betting and calling with on flop?
I would only ever say something if it is cheating. I have stood up in the middle of a hand that I was not in and called out the 2 people that were colluding with each other while a 3rd person was in the hand. he was telling his friend that he made a straight. Another time I caught a couple working together silently. they would trap someone in the middle of the two of them trying to get the guy to fold . kinda hard to spot but when I did I notified the floor to observe to see if he thought the same thing I did. they were eventually caught and was 86ed from all MGM/Mirage properties.
I like Steve’s point. Doesn’t seem like a raise on the flop is the best play. You mostly get hands that are worse to fold. There are not a lot of draws out there that are going to stick around for a raise. I’m guessing that most the time the player behind you misses the board a folds and then you are left with a better spot playing a strong hand in position against a seemingly a bad player. Him taking the lead here is pretty bad.
