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That was a weird gamble by utg1. His bet on the turn only made sense to me if he hit his trip 5s and was trying to trap the opponent. Due to the 21$ bet on the flop it wouldnt seem wrong I think. But as it is, it looks like he was just to unexperienced of a player (or maybe he was salty or whatever reason) to let go of AK and just got super lucky at the end.
there´s too many draws that he could complete on the river, I would have tried to stop him on the turn with a shove or something like that
So, "how to play against maniacs"???
Instead of explaining this, you just showed a ~useless hand.
love this video
Mann.. I feel like I'm so used to getting beat by KK and AA that I'd be sooo hesitant to call an all in on the turn, how is that possibly a snapcall?
Or pocket fives…
I just say All in every time….. I've done alright for myself this month.
NO that was stupid. My opinion
Who's this guy
Villain is not a maniac, but a passive fish. Turn bet is an obvious blocker bet that is looking to draw or get to the river as cheaply as possible. If you have a vulnerable hand like here ship it, and don't give him a chance to give up on the river. If you have a hand like 99 call and give him a chance to improve or bluff off the rest of his stack.