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Bart Hanson, from Crush Live Poker evaluates a turn double barrel from a caller with the nut flush draw and a pair.
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Edited by – Anita Lai
Source: YouTube
Yes, very clear check on the turn, now lets move on
Would V fold a K on the turn? We never really talked about which kings are there. Seems like only KQ and KJ, but not K9o
i don't think he's folding a king on that turn very often
To balance leading rivers when you bet-call turns like this: You should sometimes lead/shove busted straight draws or combo draws(pair+ straight/backdoor flush draws etc.) when front door flush comes in.
So many players don't understand what a wet flop looks like… When they see two of a suit, its wet to them and they assume a set or two pair is raising them right then and there.
Love the channel, but I just don't think this was an interesting or that instructive of a hand.
Love the turn analysis I find myself semi-bluffing my marginal made hands with a draw very often which is a leak in my game. I appreciate the work great video once again.
Why does Bart's microphone make him sound like a flight captain?
The guy with the set has to know this board is screaming nut flush draw. He should have gave the hero a worse price i would have massively over raised the turn. I'm from Detroit and play in this room he is talking about. Any older white guy at a 2-5 table is going to show up with spades in that situation 8 out of 10 times. And have KK the other 2. I could even get behind folding the set of 3's to the right person. Bottom set with that board is really not very strong in these games.
6:45 at this point in the hand, he also needs to consider whether he would call a bet unimproved on the river. If he needs to call off a reasonable bet at the end, then a bet becomes somewhat more optimal. Calling a raise to $225 is a bad decision; he blocks a lot of draws, so that's nuts, at least 2 times out of 3. Question the callers motive; does he want Bart to help him be results oriented?