10 thoughts on “Block betting in Poker”

1. H at 25:15 ‘…he would not raise for a value with anything less than flush’. So, why have you called his representing Value raise then? You KNEW he did not complete a front door flush?
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   I think check- call the river would’ve been better play. V played it poor. H did not play much better, eother. Checking the flop with a top pair not quite a great decision. Letting 3 opponents to see a free turn card? Perhaps 3/4 pot bet was the right play: to narrow the field, to represent a strong hand, to read the remained players in the hand. The another barrel on turn would’ve finished the remained players off.

2. Fold pre

3. Seems like a clear cut C-Bet for Villain on the flop — not only for protection but also so that he can represent more hands by the river on such a wet board.

4. This is a great breakdown. I would call as the hero here and though the op might have had 6d7d …. What have I learned? I am going to start checking half of my nf draws on the flop when I am the pre flop aggressor haha.

5. Hero plays J2 preflop…lol.

6. Betting a weaker Jack? You have J2 dude.

7. he keeps talking about bluff catching hand. Hero has the bluff catching hand.

8. classic 3-5 Spread limit Talking Stick madness. Its basically Poker Bingo, with rare exceptions. it bad that that’s all we have in Arizona… We have all bitched and moaned about it but for years but they will not modify the structure to true no limit. And nice result but fold pre?

9. The only thing i want to see with this garbage is j j 2 or ac kc qc on flop. I am leading when i have 2 pair with such a draw heavy board.

10. 3:55 The odds are more like in a tourney when a player might be all in and your getting a good price and hope nobody bets a dry side pot.

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