Rampage Poker Has NO IDEA!!!
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Have you ever been in a situation at the poker table where you just have no idea what you are meant to do? Well, that occasionally happens to professional poker players too! While playing in a cash game at The Wynn in Las Vegas, Rampage Poker finds himself in a confusing situation when facing a min-raise on the turn whilst holding trips. Should he call, raise, or fold? He doesn’t know what to do! What would you do?
When you are out of position and playing very deep-stacked poker, you should use larger raise sizes when deciding to 3-bet your opponents. Playing out of position is extremely disadvantageous in poker as your opponent will have much more information about the hand than you will. If you were to play a game of rock, paper, scissors and you had the option to pick last. Who would win that game? You! By using a larger raise size you disincentivize your opponent in calling whilst it also helps you narrow their range when they do call. When the stacks become shallower you then start to use smaller 3-bet sizes out of position since the stack-to-pot ratio (SPR) is much lower than it would be in a deep stacked game.
Ethan Yau, a.k.a Rampage, is a popular RUclipsr and poker player. He has over 302,000 subscribers on RUclips and has won over $2,600,000 in tournament earnings, including a $900,000 win in a December 2022 World Poker Tour (WPT) High Roller at the Wynn. Rampage has played over 50 times on live streamed cash games, and is currently up over $1,100,000.
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🔍 Preflop:
With blinds at $20/$40 the Villain opens to $110 from the lojack. Rampage Poker 3-bets to $550 with AK of spades from the small blind. After the big blind folds, the villain calls and they head to the flop.
💸 Flop - Kc Kh 4s:
Rampage flops trip kings and a backdoor flush draw with his Big Slick. He fires out a small continuation bet of $300. The villain calls and they both head to the turn.
💣 Turn - Th:
The T of hearts on the turn brings in potential backdoor straight and flush opportunities. Rampage puts out an overbet of $2,500 with his three kings. His opponent then clicks it back and min-raises to $5,000. What will the poker vlogger do next: fold, call, or move all-in? Does Rampage Poker even know what he should do? Stay tuned to the end of this poker video to find out
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His turn bet was so large it looked like a bluff so I can see the opponent raising with air
Idk. A 3bet OOP with a flop that crushes the 3bettors range is easy to fold with any hand that loses. I could get away from QQ, and that's top of range. I don't have two pair on the flop. I MIGHT have a FH on the turn, so the overbet is actually pretty bad
This begs the question, if a flush draw hits on the turn and someone raises big, do you assume:
1) they have a flush draw
2) they want to avoid the river completing a flush draw and have a decent hand (less than a flush) - and want you to fold
I agree@douglashuges...
Why min raise though with only 6k behind? I guess it's confusing to the caller but this makes no sense to me.
"Just because someone had a great year, it does not mean that they are great."
Your right, we can name 500 players that had big years and have disappeared.
I know a player who has 17 bracelets and been around since like 1988 and from anyone who has played with him, they know he's not great...or even good. He's the guy everyone fist pumps in celebration when they see at their table...because he's a total nit fish.
@@SurgingInsight Why does he win more WSOPs than them. All the greats try to win them but cant catch him.
@@SurgingInsightyour funny he won 17 by Luck. Not a cash game player…Take 100,000 and go play him heads up..
@@bipolarpunt5721because he plays every single event. Remember that even Hendon does not track net results, just gross. Phil doesn't even necessarily win in tournaments. He just spams them to win titles and he has enough money and sponsorships and brand power to continue this indefinitely. He could not beat 50NL online or an average 5/10 cash game live. Or $20 tournaments online. I'm positive about this.
I'm putting him on AQ or AJ with the ace of hearts
I was about to say, it smells of AJ with A of hearts maybe AJ hearts but that would be a nitty fold. It's either that or a total bs bluff like 67
Nah I think if the guy had AJ or AQ of ❤ he would’ve just called the over sized bet by rampage.. maybe he had AA or K9 or KJ
im with AQ
KJ
I think someone with the nut card and a gut shot would flat knowing they may be able to bluff river on the brick card. Two hearts in hand with AQ or AJ needs to realize their equity or bluff the river depending on the river.
The guy was raising Rampage to get him to fold or get a free showdown on the river if he doesn't improve. Rampage only gives a free card if he calls and will never get another bet on the river unless he is 100 percent beat. Correct shove by Rampage.
Rampage played it perfect. You already said everything to the turn was perfect. Then he overbets the turn, which has the strange effect of making people want to get cute and call. The guy had nothing, and figured Rampage had nothing, so he tried the min-raise. So basically Rampage managed to get an additional $5k over the measly $1740 that was in there, when his opponent didn't have much. That's a good day at the office...
A10 with A❤ makes most sense to me for bluff candidate
Hey - Rampage is highly entertaining!!
Highly profitable if you gave a bankroll to play against him
Pretty much sums up Rampage. No actual idea
If the player is a recrational , they seem to like miniraise in position to check river behind. With hands like QQ,JJ in this spot. I personally dont think the other guy bluffed. He miniclicked a showdown hand hoping for a fold or a call and check check riv.
yup typical rec move. seen it 100 times. they check behind the river unless the hit the river.
7:30 Since the opponent initially raised PF and called a 5x re-raise, I put him on a better hand than Qs9s…I put the opponent on either Jacks or Queens…but if it were 50/50 from there, I’d say he had QQ
I think that’s the most likely hand, but also AQo makes sense.
In theory Q9s should be a fold but live poker ppl def going to overcall it. Terrible hand reading to put them on QQ/JJ here tho..why on earth would you m-r QQ or JJ on the turn here when your opponent overbets into you? I mean unless they're a fish and they're trying to buy some sort of cheap showdown.
JJ and QQ have showdown value though why raise the turn and not just call?
QJ or any heart draw ... the jam is good, if not it goes check check on river because if Rampage calls the turn he ain't going to fold the river shove for whatever the villain has left.
Rampage gets no respect.
Even in Ethan's early days playing 1/2 in New Hampshire, every hand he played, the goal was to get it all in 😂
I think the opponent just thought he was up against an aggressive bluff, especially if Rampage over bets the pot often. Small bet on the flop, big bet on the turn when called is a common sight. I do it as a bluff myself far more often than I do when I have hit the board strong.
If you bluff that way, you definitely need to bet your big hands the same way to protect your bluffs from observant opponents.
Rampage makes good money from RUclips and uses it to play poker and he's entertaining
and handsome
Are we watching the same person? Entertaining? Handsome? 😂😂
lol how much do you think RUclips ad revenue pays
😂 rampage gets no love from you 😂😂
TBH, analysis against Rampage is tough because the opponent might think he's bluffing off and act in a way they wouldn't against ANY other player....
Eh. This is genuinely pretty standard. Turn bet should be closer to 2/3. But when he raises the turn, regardless of the sizing, shoving is fine. What hands can commit basically 50% their stack here on the turn and not call a jam? Literally almost none. It's extremely rare to see this type of play in live poker.
The guy is more or less stabbing with 88 or something thinking "i can get A high to maybe call and check river, and anything that isn't A high or a K folds basically." Not to mention, if he reraises, it's an easy fold. This is less bad play from Rampage, and really precise play from the Villain. I bet villain never does this min raised with a foldable hand against a more snug player. Because a more snug player has less bluffs and A high C bet stabs on this dry of a board.
The villain also more or less accomplishes capping his risk with this play. He knows it's likely all getting in on the river, so by min raising to look strong against stabs and bluffs, he gets to fold every reraise and technically save $ vs what he might call off or bluff off on rivers where he just calls Rampages initial turn bet.
Then again this board isn't really that "dynamic" you have one straight draw and a runner runner flush to sweat. And the way it's played a flush is unlikely.
The opponent likely had 99, 88, 77, A10... something that has showdown value, but not drawing to anything. Also something small enough that can either set mine or see a flop pre, but doesn't necessarily benefit from a reraise preflop against a player like Rampage.
Raising turn to "find out where you are and buy a cheap river" is not good poker for so many reasons and a good player will absolutely punish you for it. What happens when they reshove on you with a bluff? You didn't find out where you were at - you got bluffed off the pot. Instead of raising turn you can call and your range will be protected because you can definitely have plenty of KQ/KJ/KT and even TT hands in your range. So why are you worried about being bluffed on the river? If opponent is overbluffing you can make some hero calls OTR with a hand like AT as well but your Kx alone is going to be more than enough combos to bluff catch.
Are you m-r turn with KQ or KJ here? TT? It doesn't make any sense to raise those hands, so this m-r screams full of bullshit
@Mwuesse I'm not saying he did it to get a cheap river. I'm saying he did it to get a fold, or so it could maybe go check check river and he gets showdown. OR he spikes what he wants or a scare card on river and can blast. Villain did this with either pure air or weak showdown imo.
Still makes no sense. This is like a 0.05% frequency occurrence or less in my experience. I'd say this is such a rare play it's almost arguably not even worth talking about. You could play this hand 999,999 times and probably never run into an opponent who plays it this strangely again.
@@kylebroussard5952 What's he trying to fold though? Rampage is repping a polarised range of nut hands (KQ+ for value, premium combo draws and then some really junky draws like a Q9s) You aren't folding the first 2 so you're trying to fold him off a low equity bluff.
Sure folding him off some equity has some value but you get way more value to either let him bluff it off or see a cheaper showdown without putting in an extra 2.5k that is going to cost you any time you are beat.
@Mwuesse that's what I'm saying though. This action by the villain is sooooo out of line and out of the norm, you more or less can't even analyze it from Rampages standpoint. Sure. Turn bet could be closer to 2/3. But aside from that, Little is reaching here. Plenty of other hands to flame Rampage for, but this one ain't it. It's played so unorthodox by the opponent that it doesn't even fit on a normal distribution curve except for at like 3+ Standard Deviation. No matter how you chop it up, Rampage can't play this hand *correctly* because it's so odd and out of the ordinary, there's no appropriate reaction to it.
If the opponent had A10 then he blocks AA and AK pre-flop and can reasonably call the 3bet. With two Kings on the flop it makes AK even less likely. Rampage's turn overbet looks like a semi-bluff (AQ, AJ, QJ, 4h5h, Jh9h are some good possibilities). A10 wants to get more value from those draws but may want to be able to save his last 11k if a heart comes on the river.
I feel like Js and Qs make a lot of sense. Facing rampage if I had those and he overbet turn i would hate life !
Maybe I would choose click it back trying to buy a cheap river?
I can have 10s and a K so if he's still shoving I'm folding but hating life because he really could be bluffing
Since he raised, called a 5x reraise then min-raised then he likely has: AA, QQ, JJ. He clearly does not have 4's or 10's and I doubt he has any kings or any pairs below 10's since he would of folded already. Other possible hands, AQ, AJ, QJ, but I don't think u should be raising with those hands since being re-raised would be very uncomfortable.
Poker is very complex. Sometimes you have nuts and get minimum pay, sometimes you have 2nd nuts and lose everything.
"Free showdown raise" with a ten, 99, etc
Old limit poker term I know.. raising "for information" is a similar way to look at it. If reraised, you fold and sleep well at night. if not, you figure he was on a draw or similar medium-strength hand, and you're relieved to take your river showdown. in essence, you've priced in the equivalent of your river bet as the min raise instead of having to make a decision for a bigger bet.
Many reasons why this play can be inadvisable, especially if you read your opponent (Rampage!) as wild so the "information" you bought is corrupted.
Rampage needed to work on his money management. He could of been the next ‘Kid Poker’ Asian version.
I cheated and listened to your explanation first. I felt like villain had a pair of hearts with a possible straight draw. From his point of view when Rampage raises, he is representing a boat. So he folds his draw.
*i would never do this* but maybe villain had suited K with 6 or lower kicker and wanted to see where he was at here as opposed to on the river when the board got even scarier?
Poker's one of the few games where anyone can look like a genius and start believing it
Nice analysis, Jonathan. I love your poker table graphics. They are really cool looking. 😊
Thanks so much, Ian!
@@PokerCoachingOne thing I’ll point out. Early in the video you talk about the concept of 3-betting larger OOP than IP, then say that you should go larger and larger as stack depths increase. This is only true to a certain point. At sufficient stack depths, OOP 3-bet sizes trend downward again.
I missed. Every one of Rampages quizzes.
Am I wrong to assume that only a better hand will call this all-in? Thus making it a not ideal choice.
if KQ/kj type hands fold then you can shove with all kinds of crap and get folds.
Only a better hand will call? Yeah definitely wrong there.
Lets say I call with Kx, what do I think rampage has?
@@4400marko you're wrong just accept it. Rampage is trying to get paid by worse Kx hands. The problem with his play is that he is just hoping to have his opponent coolered.
I see, thanks you!
Min click should usually mean the nuts. But not for this case. I would have raised all in, if I were Rampage.
If u want to bet that big, just rip it on the turn and be done with it, if he calls then theres no guessing on the river, if he folds, he folds.
Maybe opponent wanted to see where he was at with AA? that'd be sick
I think the opponent had showdown value with 9s or jacks and knew he was facing an all in from rampage on the river and found a way to save himself from that fate.
😂folding turn saves a bit more. It’s an absurd raise in position facing an overbet stack sizes as they are he’s “making a play” like it’s the old west. I think he’s an idiot who didn’t want to call because he was worried about what he’d do on river but thought rampage was bluffing
I don't think the opponent min-raised with QJ hearts, AJ hearts or AQ hearts because he's calling the all-in for another $5k with those holdings, especially if there's a possibility that if he hits a pair with either card bigger than a 10 it might still be good along with the straight and flush draws. He could have been bluffing with an AhJ or AhQ with the Ah nut blocker, gutter and two overs, but he probably still calls the all in with those holdings as well. So thinking he might have as you said bluffed with Q9 suited or J9 suited, or AhXh possibly, or 99, 88 etc. thinking he'd take a shot at Rampage who is known to bluff with air himself.
Amen. One might even argue it’s better to be lucky than good. He would be Exhibit I
Apparently poker is too complicated for most people.
JL always has the nuts! Even when he doesn't.
I hope Rampage will comment here. I'm anxious to hear his response. Jonathan... Are you open to the possibility that you could learn from Rampage?
Ah4h or QQ. Neither player made logical decisions here, so it’s possible the short stack thought he could bluff at it without realizing that they were overcommitted with no high percentage outs left.
9's or J's would def call the flop and perhaps raise the turn if they think you're doing this with say AQ.
lol the 1 dislike is from rampage
Donkey 🫏 Rampage is The Master Punter. 😅😅😅😂😂😂
Honestly I would’ve made this play too. But I’m not a great poker player. Thanks for the analysis!
You're welcome!
A min raise in this position is rarely going to be profitable with a low stack left behind, unless there's a very unique player dynamic you're trying to exploit. This kind of raise makes sense if you have say, 20k or more left in your stack, as you can be representing the min bet as an all in and add a bit of confusion to the hand, but this is some odd play, I wouldn't suggest this type of play unless you are some meta-meta player with alien info on the game.
So Ethan played it perfectly, right?
With rampage image, they were just raising him with their entire range to get rampage to fold the range he shouldnt be there with... but is often there with
Not saying this is the right way to play, just trying to understand
only thing that "makes sense" is low equity bluffs like under pairs to the ten. So maybe pocket 7s turned into a bluff? Maybe some A high hands that block AK?
Betting the nuts as an over bet brought this action on ...
I think the turn over bet made this hand what it became......
Well played by rampage..
1/2 pot bet size on the turn could of lead to an immediate fold ...
My question is does Rampage really bluff this way ever? Or I should say enough of the time?
Betting small on the flop and than going like 1.5X on the turn. I would think this is almost always a value bet on the turn. Also, I'm not saying I would ever fold AK here but you are definitely committed on the turn with this big bet. You are going to have like a pot size bet on the river, regardless of the card that comes you probably are supposed to go with your hand. And if your opponent calls that big of a turn bet, you might be in trouble.
Obviously they can have KJ or KQ (or AK for a chop), but they called a 5X raise preflop. I'd imagine most players would fold out KJ/KQ that are not suited, so you are against KJ of diamonds, KQ of diamonds, and AK of diamonds. They are in fact more likely to have you beat with value hands like TT (3 combos), 44 (combos) and KT of diamonds (1 combo). And I think they fold out almost everything else with that big of a turn bet.
I didn't watch the entire hand, I stopped after he made the turn bet. I guess your committed here and the play is fine. I don't know what his opponent was doing to be honest, I'd imagine most of the time you are beat. The opponent must of had complete air because any hand with any sort of equity (straight draw, flush draw) you should call with given you are getting like 4-1 or something.
Opponent with 2 hearts ?
I say he has JJ
When you think too much, you lose.
I think the guy had pocket Jacks
I domt know how players like Rampage play this level. Seen many vlogs he is so off optimal +EV many times also out of line. Really blows my mind.
If V happened to be a sicko I could see the bluff just being AQss. Honestly its pretty great to not have a heart if you think rampage is bluff heavy since he will call turn fold river bricks.
This sizing structure is all rediculous anyways. Cbetting this small is absurd deepstacked. And on the turn generally you cant overbet paired boards because card removal is so important (if you have a K they are half as likely, if you don't have a K they are twice as likely to have one).
QJ hearts is the only thing I would imagine.
Wasn't Rampage one of your coaches?
I'd say a gutshot plus the ruined backdoor
E.g. AJc, AQs etc. I don't think Q9s is calling to a 3bet but maybe...
You mention post flop that pocket pairs have two outs to crush him. As if that should be considered when betting on the flop. But when turn comes out you talk as if you want open ended straights calling you on the turn for your larger sized bet. Why are you less worried about more outs coming on the turn than with less outs that could come on the flop? Ty for any reply in advance.
Yes👍
Ok so you’re not “worried” about the outs on the flop, you’re sizing so as to get a call from those pocket pairs. They only have 2 out so they will often fold to a large flop bet and call a small one. We want that call, so betting small makes most sense against that and similar hands
A4 of hearts, and don't know why he folded after committing his stack with the min reraise. Pre-flop bet of 110 is a nice blinds stealing bet from the LJ.
I'm guessing he had a set of fours.
A noob who does this could easily have utter trash like Queen 2 or Ace 5
Maybe I dont watch enough of Rampages content, but he didn't really seem as much of a maniac/punter as Mr Little insinuates. Does anyone have links or examples of why that's his image?
Can't point to any specifically, but watch him on HCL. He's pretty splashy. Not bad, but reckless
a flush draw
His opponent had something like 88.
I was putting the villain on a pocket pair 88-99
1st he pre flop raises, so AQ hearts, that could be a good re raise on the turn, but probably would be better just to make the call and see the river. Pk QQ.. Nice rip tho. U got what u got from opp with the nice reraise.
Jon they are 300bb deep. Overbetting turn is very solver approved. Solver is max greedy
Problem is if Villain calls, they have better than KQ, yk? It's risking a lot and filtering way too narrow. Besides, just because it's solver approved doesn't mean that's the correct option here. People can get really sticky, and a suited KT crushes you here
Do we have a reason to think this opponent plays close to GTO? If not the the optimal line could be very different from solver output.
@@PhilipJReed-db3zc you default to gto if you don’t have reads
opponent had KJ or KQ and folded correctly
I think the opponent had a pair, like 88 77 or mayyyybe JJ
Yep it was a test to see if he had it and he failed
How about his opponent had a 10.... n knowing he bluffs/stabs alot he wanted to see if he could take the pot
6:54 opponent has Ah4h? MAyyybe AhQx or Qh9x.
Why don’t you play on hustler
Rampage played this hand like a scared 1/2 nit 😄
JQ of hearts.
Something like 99 or QJs
A4 of hearts maybe
All these Rampage haters and Keyboard Bracelet winners.
People hate him, because he is the one person full of himself without the skill to back it up. That sums it all.
Even then I found him entertaining until he panhandled for $1M (yeah I know technically it was “selling action”), crying poor while on vacation in Australia. I can’t stand him now.
JQ, QQ?
lol did rampage piss Jonathon off?
the guy can easily have TT.
A-4 Clubs
TA, T9, maybe JJ
Neeed more of these videos
Kxsuited not hearts
What bluffs? LOL - he had s hi it
Love the roast
Pocket 9s
a4 of hearts
You’re just a hater. He’s averaging, by his calculations, $3000/hr this year. If you don’t count the $1,000,000 he’s already punted. 😈😈😈
I guess he had queens or ace and aq aj
this guy is pretty toxic.
A-10 A of ❤️
Air
QJ ❤
QT
AJ/AQ
TT
With the image of Rampage, you should never fold a set against an aggressive player.