Apologies the pause graphic is wrong in this video. My editor was upset that the WSOP schedule was still not released. Now that the schedule is out I am told this will not happen again 😅 Here is the question I would like your opinions on: What would YOU do with 7♥ 4♥ on the flop? Your Stack (SB): 180,000 Their Stack (BB): 570,000 Pot: 70,000 Board: 8♦ 6♦ 4♣ A) Check/Call B) Check/Raise to .. ? C) Bet .. ?
Idk why i got in a situation where the pot is 70k blind vs blind i should be shoving or folding that hand pre flop most likely but if on that particular flop with that particular hand and STP ratio i am jamming f it.
You have no idea how bad that graphic confused the shit out of me. You editor needs to take a breath and think of those in deep thought over a serious question, only to look up and see THAT, and how utterly confused I got upon viewing. haha...Thanks Johnathan and Team for all you do. My win rate has steady increased as I've "put in the work". Oh yeah. I wouid have Checked-Jammed in that situation.
c) bet big. We can have a lot of strong/ nutted hands having raised in the sb and with a hand that has a lot of equity(pair / gutshot) we can start putting pressure on a lot of our opponent’sweak/ middling hands as well as get calue from flush draws (not holding a diamond).
With 7h4h I'd check/call flop. I wouldn't want to bet flop bc getting raised would be terrible. We're giving strong draws more equity by allowing them to raise our cbet. Also, BB can call with most hands in their range here, so we really don't get any information by betting. With the AA I would bet small. They may still have an ace. They also have some straight draws in their range so we don't want them to see a free card. Betting small may also induce mid pocket-pairs to call.
I'm very confused, the graphic during the pause for the question is NOT the same as the flopped card graphics. Which am I supposed to use for my answer? I have AA and flop a set, or I have 74h and have a gutshot with a paired 4?
I like a tiny cbet (1BB) with this marginal hand. You can call off a raise with at least 6 outs, maybe more-2 pair might be ok. Well I learned from Justin here. The tiny checkraise is better! I had a horrible live session just the other day -5 buy-ins, felt really really bad. But 2 of those were lost flips, AK vs QQ and vice versa, one was set-over-set where I had top set I checked back and opponent turned top set of KK he didn’t 3-bet preflop, and another was a very ill-considered massive river bluff where I didn’t have any nut-blockers. Ooops!
We could get away with betting small for value/protection but that would make it harder for us to play the turn and river. I would check looking to check call and mix in some raises. Also depends on opponents betsize
Considering we have only 18bbs i would check call. If we were deeper i would also mix in betting small as we fold out hands with some equity like but also can have worse hands call to. And if we get raised while deeper we can still flat while on the flip side while short stack betting small and getting raised is a miserable spot that is avoidable by check calling.
Jonathan on the pokercoaching premium for the counting combinations question about how many AJo are there it has 12 as the correct answer instead of 16 just so you know 👍
There are 12 combos of AJo (each ace with 3 jacks that don't share a suit with it = 4x3), 4 combos of AJs (each ace with 1 jack that is the same suit) so 16 combos AJ in total :)
Bet somewhere between just under half pot and just over half pot. If he raises, i should fold. But I would call. He probably just has an overpair or flush draw. He mighttttt have top pair and be using his stack, so he might even have less. So I would shove. Hoping to either turn 2p, a set, or a straight, and dodge diamonds. Probably all terrible decisions.
I have no idea how the games are there, but I'd recommend whatever you decide, always make sure you have life expenses covered separately to your bankroll. I'd also recommend to get plenty of practice in wherever your local casino is now. If you have a clear win-rate over a large sample, it will really help you make good life/poker decisions in situations like this.
Your options of what to do is all wonky. We don't have AA ansd the flop isn't A65 and those aren't our stacks. You might need to fix the video. IN the ACTUAL hand, The BB's range is as wide as mine was. The turn will make a big difference in this and I don't think any small to medium bet would win the pot right here. I would probably check, while I have decent equity a bet and BB reraise would be bad for me. I would be prepared to call any reasonable bet. Out of position like this I think I would prefer keep the pot small to get to showdown cheap.
I would never have check-reraised there. Interesting idea, I may try that sometime. It worked. The only thing I don't like is if you were called the pot is now bloated and my entire stack is at risk with bottom pair crappy kicker, out of position.
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Apologies the pause graphic is wrong in this video. My editor was upset that the WSOP schedule was still not released. Now that the schedule is out I am told this will not happen again 😅 Here is the question I would like your opinions on:
What would YOU do with 7♥ 4♥ on the flop?
Your Stack (SB): 180,000
Their Stack (BB): 570,000
Pot: 70,000
Board: 8♦ 6♦ 4♣
A) Check/Call
B) Check/Raise to .. ?
C) Bet .. ?
FYI - The graphic for the question in the video was from a different lesson.
Idk why i got in a situation where the pot is 70k blind vs blind i should be shoving or folding that hand pre flop most likely but if on that particular flop with that particular hand and STP ratio i am jamming f it.
A) Check/Call
You have no idea how bad that graphic confused the shit out of me. You editor needs to take a breath and think of those in deep thought over a serious question, only to look up and see THAT, and how utterly confused I got upon viewing. haha...Thanks Johnathan and Team for all you do. My win rate has steady increased as I've "put in the work".
Oh yeah. I wouid have Checked-Jammed in that situation.
c) bet big. We can have a lot of strong/ nutted hands having raised in the sb and with a hand that has a lot of equity(pair / gutshot) we can start putting pressure on a lot of our opponent’sweak/ middling hands as well as get calue from flush draws (not holding a diamond).
Justin is too good!
With 7h4h I'd check/call flop. I wouldn't want to bet flop bc getting raised would be terrible. We're giving strong draws more equity by allowing them to raise our cbet. Also, BB can call with most hands in their range here, so we really don't get any information by betting.
With the AA I would bet small. They may still have an ace. They also have some straight draws in their range so we don't want them to see a free card. Betting small may also induce mid pocket-pairs to call.
because we raise preflop, on this board we can easily represent an overpair or A8d, that's why check-raise/ we pretend we checked to trap the BB
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Nice new tactic to add to my arsenal :)
I'm very confused, the graphic during the pause for the question is NOT the same as the flopped card graphics. Which am I supposed to use for my answer? I have AA and flop a set, or I have 74h and have a gutshot with a paired 4?
I like a tiny cbet (1BB) with this marginal hand. You can call off a raise with at least 6 outs, maybe more-2 pair might be ok.
Well I learned from Justin here. The tiny checkraise is better!
I had a horrible live session just the other day -5 buy-ins, felt really really bad. But 2 of those were lost flips, AK vs QQ and vice versa, one was set-over-set where I had top set I checked back and opponent turned top set of KK he didn’t 3-bet preflop, and another was a very ill-considered massive river bluff where I didn’t have any nut-blockers. Ooops!
We could get away with betting small for value/protection but that would make it harder for us to play the turn and river. I would check looking to check call and mix in some raises. Also depends on opponents betsize
Nice to see you are improving the production quality. Good job, good work.
I try!
Not sure if it’s optimal but my first reaction would be to either bet small or check raise
Considering we have only 18bbs i would check call. If we were deeper i would also mix in betting small as we fold out hands with some equity like but also can have worse hands call to. And if we get raised while deeper we can still flat while on the flip side while short stack betting small and getting raised is a miserable spot that is avoidable by check calling.
Hand: 74s, blind v blind, on 4c6d8d flop
Question: "What would you do with AA on A65r?"
Intern messed up
Probably check/raise min as well, or perhaps check/call.
I check the flop all day given our perceived range. Likely just call
Check - looking to check-raise
I check looking to check raise, I think. Thanks for the vid, JL. ✊🏾
Check call
check, looking to check-call
We have a marginal made hand so I guess check calling is the best on that flop with stacks of 21bb effective .
Jonathan on the pokercoaching premium for the counting combinations question about how many AJo are there it has 12 as the correct answer instead of 16 just so you know 👍
There are 12 combos of AJo (each ace with 3 jacks that don't share a suit with it = 4x3), 4 combos of AJs (each ace with 1 jack that is the same suit) so 16 combos AJ in total :)
@@louiquelcutti4476 oh yeah, that's embarrassing, thank you sir
Maybe I suck, but i'm 100% jamming my range on the flop here. We have 18 BB's and there's 7bb in the pot in a tourney.
Check raise jam
Im playing totally different in such spots but your explanations have some merit . Looks like im leaking chips away
Check-call, check-raise could be ok too
Great content. Really like it.
I check because this hits opponents range (I think). Big cards, esp if they're suited, will 3 bet.
Our hand cannot check-call. There are far too many bad runouts to bluff catch effectively with our holding.
I like both a 65% c-bet or a check-raise.
I'm no pro but if you're going to check-min raise, call off. Why not check-raise jam? Surely that's better?
By check min-raising, you can include a few junky bluffs in your range that you can fold to an all-in.
When the 74s became AA?
So just to clarify... We're ready to call it off if villain re raise shoves the flop?
It is a tough spot, but yes.
I would just bet big or to check jam
Bet
Bet somewhere between just under half pot and just over half pot. If he raises, i should fold. But I would call. He probably just has an overpair or flush draw. He mighttttt have top pair and be using his stack, so he might even have less. So I would shove. Hoping to either turn 2p, a set, or a straight, and dodge diamonds. Probably all terrible decisions.
Hey boss, how bad of an idea is it to move to Malta with a 7k bankroll and play 1/2 and take it from there?
I have no idea how the games are there, but I'd recommend whatever you decide, always make sure you have life expenses covered separately to your bankroll. I'd also recommend to get plenty of practice in wherever your local casino is now. If you have a clear win-rate over a large sample, it will really help you make good life/poker decisions in situations like this.
We got 7-4 I thought set As would be nice tho!
7 4 ❤️ like it I just shut.up an listen to the numba 1s
Seems a standard check call. Turn and river decisions seems more difficult.
Continuation bet
I think a small bet for check is fine
That first S whistle about pierced my eardrums 😂😂😂 Took them air pods right out
b. bet small
Boss moves
I'm here coach,sighn me in.
Bet 1/3
I would pot size C bet
I donk the first hand 3/4ths pot that board should hit us more than him.
C bet 20k
Bet 3 bb
Dude stack depth is serious
Check raise flop
what are those loose game just me I make humble
How on earth can it be rake free??? Wow 😮
Think of the value!
Bet 25,000
I'd bet the flop medium size.
I just wanna play till the time is up
Brad 1/3 pot
That was supposed to say bet 1/3 pot
Wonder how Poker Go is making any money with these tournaments... That are rake free...
The short term is overrated.
@@PokerCoaching I'm picking up what you're putting down. Building a rapport to increase Subs... That's definitely worth the long game...
In the business 🌎, this is known as self-subsidizing.
Your options of what to do is all wonky. We don't have AA ansd the flop isn't A65 and those aren't our stacks. You might need to fix the video. IN the ACTUAL hand, The BB's range is as wide as mine was. The turn will make a big difference in this and I don't think any small to medium bet would win the pot right here. I would probably check, while I have decent equity a bet and BB reraise would be bad for me. I would be prepared to call any reasonable bet. Out of position like this I think I would prefer keep the pot small to get to showdown cheap.
I would never have check-reraised there. Interesting idea, I may try that sometime. It worked. The only thing I don't like is if you were called the pot is now bloated and my entire stack is at risk with bottom pair crappy kicker, out of position.
None of these words were in the bible.
Raise the flop
Think I'm going shove it. Lol but that's probably why I lose..
Check call
Raise the flop
check call
Check call