10 thoughts on “Unlock POKER GOLD; The Key to Knowing When to Fold”

1. Call call call he beat you whatever move on. This is live 2/5. You will beat bluffs and KT enough of the time. It’s Texas I’d call the all in

2. When vill says it's his time to move up to $2/5 but it's playing $1500 max or match the stack, I'd have to question if this is the right game lol. Or are we assuming the $1/2 he's playing in Texas also reflects that large of a game?

   Either way, he keeps making calls like this his BR will be busted.

3. It's true hero bet small, but once he calls the raise and the turn on a board which should be good for his range, he doesn't look that weak. It takes a specific kind of player to just lose his mind and triple off everything when someone bets the flop small. One problem with these small bets is that it may induce your opponent to bluff more but his bluffing frequency may still be less than the frequency required for you to call jams like this.

   As an exploit I would probably fold this river unless I held a relevant blocker such as a heart or a queen, and maybe even then fold it based on live reads. The fact is, once there has been a postflop raise and a call on the triple broadway board, it's unusual for a $2/$5 villain to have enough bluffs. I do not think hero is good one in three times, because unless that villain is holding the Ah himself (which would indicate he had a top pair and did not need to turn his hand into a bluff) he has to be worried that he's simply igniting his stack by jamming into top pair with backdoor hearts, which is a hand hero has not infrequently when he bets the flop small and then peels a turn.

   This is in addition to the possibility that hero just has a hand like the one he has and will not fold. If he didn't believe you on the flop or the turn, it's unlikely he's going to believe you when you jam the river after the nuts change and give you credit for a backdoor flush or a flopped straight, which are really the only hands that would want to value jam this river. It's too few combos.

4. If he jammed instead of check call maybe the straight folds or is that wishful thinking

5. Nick Vitucci the scammer that swindle millions of dollars from people in his real estate Seminars and Con-man of Poker

6. Before the results

   It’s Texas villain has all 16 combos of QJ. I would fold

7. These spots are just underbluffed when JQo is there in full 16 and either can have it.

8. Love the show. I've learned a lot and I like how you talk to people even when they are playing hands poorly. #maui

9. 9:45 reveals to me that Bart already watched this hand with the link that was submitted by the caller. Which is fine but I wish these poker coaches would stop pretending they haven't seen the hand prior to telling you that they would fold. I'm sorry, it has always bothered me when people think they are smarter than their audience. " Was this hand on the livestream?" Yeah bro I submitted the link and we just talked about playing on the livestream. Come on Bart, of course you checked out the link before you review this hand submission, so don't play us like guys. "Was this hand on the livestream????" I oughta……….##**^%$.. SMH

10. I knew you should have shoved on that river… He would have tanked forever XD

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