How often do we think that the caller in the hand is beaten here?

Folding is logical but actually doing it in a live game holding a monster is still impressive. Great play.

I would throw up on the table hopefully covering the cards in the middle and then call the floor.

This is a great call in. Thanks Bart

I was David Chan in that hand . That made me laugh.

Absolutely excellent fold by the call in. Most set over sets get it in on the river when a boat comes in. This is one of those instances where you’re shown 1st or 2nd nuts. Likely aren’t going to run into 6s full and then just a shove on the river. How deep they are is the only way I could get away from this hand. $500 or $1000 deep and I’m going busto.

Bart I like the new intro but I think it would be best if you blur out or block the community cards somehow so we can't see them. I think most of us like to play along and strategize what we would do on certain flops, turns and rivers and the intro kinda ruins that if we already know the entire run out.

I’m going to be perfectly honest, I don’t think I’m good enough to fold a full house

LMAO he called you "barty"! XD

I don't normally fold full houses but this seems like an excellent spot to do it.

I've had a situation twice where I've been beat by quads in similar situations, except I had top set both times, and got stacked both times. 1) I had AA and flopped a set. I slow played, but started betting the turn, slightly worried about a flush draw, and the board ran out 22. I was happy with my boat and got allin on the river and villain turns over 22 for runner runner quads. 2) Other situation was even crazier. I have 88 and the flop is 787. Get allin, and villain turns over 77.

love your content Bart, I watch basically every video you put out on this channel. However, I'm personally not a fan of the short opening spoiler type clip, I prefer to just watch the hands play out. Just my opinion.

This hand makes my head spin in all the right ways.

Curious about villains decision to jam river. It’s such a big raise. Surely you would want to choose a 2-3x sizing?

This gives me alot of inspiration to analyze the hand, by looking at the actions on each street and most of all keeping composure when i make a big hand on the river and consider whether the card may have helped my opponent.

I'm often surprised by Bart's thoughts. He's not leading out for fold equity if he has A3s or 9Ts or 78h or sets... He's either betting with what he thinks is best on a very wet board - to isolate old guys alleged AA in hopes of getting the easy double up, or he's building the pot whilst taking control while the bet size needed is small relative to later. If he whiffs turn with A3s he can decide what to do then but for now it's a great time to rep a big hand and build a pot while shedding multiple players that could all pose a threat on numerous turns... K spoilers - every street is new paragraph. Now let's see who calls folds or raises and what the turn is.. Ok so I WOULD raise the lead bet with 777. I doubt the old guy folds if you make it 250-280 with a 5k effective stack.. not sure why I wanna let KsKh see the 6s for only $120 and only have ~600 in the pot at the turn.. I hate the turn bet. It's so small and on river we have no clue where we are. It's a bad situation because if nut flush was slow playing its harder to get paid on the river. It's potentially the worst river because now we lose to 88 as well as 33, but all the hands we do beat are more scared. I think better to have built pot earlier and pay off 88 if bb actually has that.. I feel like if bb IS a good player he wouldve check raised the A high nut flush, so his river raise is repping 88 33 or str flush....right?

There was a hand in High Stakes Poker where Phil Galfond had K9 versus Eli Elezra with KK on a K99 flop. I don’t remember the betting but Phil was able to lay it down to a large river bet. I don’t know it I could have done so.

This was an awesome hand! I really enjoyed this one.

wow great fold brother

My favorite called "uh, it doesn't make any sense what I do next..."

I remember you talking about your hand on hands from a cash game. I remember the quads and you wondering if you should raise on river or something along those lines. Good ole days when I was young and chasing the dream.

Jamming that big with full house way this played out is crazy. Thought he had quads or straight flush forsure.

Best call of the day

Very good video, and i think the image of the player plays a big part too, as discussed in the video. Like, you never really reraise a raise on the river with a flush on a paired board, and a tight, nitty player never really have the balls to bluff with so much action behind. A reraise with a flush on that board will look more like a bluff with all that action behind

Against a thoughtful player who donk leads into 4 players on flop, check calls turn, and check raises all-in river...seems like you’re rarely good there, especially when you consider you’re not getting an amazing price to call. Hard to fold a boat though, don’t know if I could. Very interesting call, great stuff from Bart as always.

I would NEVER fold top full house unless there was a one card straight flush or one card quads. Otherwise, I guess I'm getting felted.

Top boat is the bottom of the range of someone 3xing the pot on the river. Maybe pocket 9s with 9 of spades? Are there any hands that do this as a bluff?

@8:40 what does he mean when he say's "I guess it really didn't hurt that bad"... like what???

How are you behind pocket 33

Bart..just wanted to say you have an amazing brain!! :) 👍

You can hear the pain in his voice on this call

If that guy actually had 88 is that an overplay?

It's remarkable how similar the caller's hand is to your 10-year-old Hollywood Park hand.

1456 blinds deep?? That's a crazy structured game

Thanks Bart.

300% pot river check jam from villain in this hand was a horrible play. If you're not getting called by sevens full and certainly getting called by 3333 and better, this bet doesn't accomplish anything. I think hero finds a call in this spot if the villain sizes properly.

Leading the river bad

When counterfeited and when the villain shows a bigger full house. :)

What is somebody doing sitting at a 1...2 table with 5 grand?

Playing 1-2-5 stake with more then 1000BB is crazy and opens up room for big errors and major bad beats. And at 1000BB deep the strength of the opening hand is much less important since the applied odds make it profitable to call much wider range then you should with 100-200BB. If you want to play with 5K or more, why not go and play at 10-25 stakes. At least the ranges would be easier to define.

Insane hand

Moat people in live chat saying this is an easy fold would get stacked here all day every day.

Would you say the river jam by the villain is an overplay here? If hero is supposed to fold out 7s full, gotta make it like $3200, right? If so, does villain have to call with 8s full if the hero had 3bet jammed? Or is that a fold too?

Hey Bart, it looks like for the latest videos you may be having an issue with your video (camera,edit?) It seems to flash a bit on playback.

Bart, Is folding pre-flop ever an option here? You have two calls after your initial raise, a re-raise, and a call of that re-raise. Is this just a spot where the odds are too good to set mine? Cause with all that action after my raise I'm not confident in 77

I had this hand nearly yesterday but I called… Turned 777 on a 10 3 2 board River comes 3 Board is 10 3 2 7 3 I bet 10 on turn, 25 on river Villain shoves and I snap call… I would’ve said he was a LAG and I should have thought about it…

Calling vs folding 0.75:0.25 V could have anything from pocket 99….AA, 88, to 9Tss. The size of his raise does not support absolute nuts here. On contrary, it suggest he was afraid to be called. He wanted to force his opponent out of hand. Therefore: bluff. Q on river: did V put H on a fullhouse? If the answer is “no” then this a blatant bluff. I call.

Can we talk about how terrible the river raise is by villain from $800 to $6,000 ?!?! If there’s ever a way to scare off a worse full house, this is it. 3x’ing the pot on a board with potential for two straight flushes and quads in a hand where lots of strength was shown because it was multi-way and all 3 players made it to the river. There is literally one hand that he could’ve gotten value from with a raise, and Hero held it, but he blew up the raise so large that he even got Hero to fold. Should’ve gone no more than $3,000. Maybe even less to invite a bad player with Ax spades to make a crying call.

The title sounded crazy than the decision, with 2 possible straight flushes and the absurd over bet. Seems difficult he’s value betting worst than Hero.

That is 1 hell of a fold. Top boat only losing to a straight flush OVER JAMS for 5300 more lmao looks totally bluffy or nutted with a straight flush. Just a crazy over bet and he probably put you on exactly 77 and figured he could get max value. He should have went to 2200 and you snap it off. Great freaking fold man.

6 hands beat you -- need 5-6 hands you beat here to call. -- yeah its hard coming up with them... maybe 73dd, 83dd, A3s, AKs, AQs, AJs but that requires him to be crazy aggressive on the flop and then decide to over-shove 4X pot?? ; yeah hard to imagine he has anywhere close to that. interesting coming up with a calling range here -- is it just 910s, 54s, 33, and 88, and if so is that balanced? I mean you are suppose to be folding out a ton of hands here and idk if 77 is in the top 25% that leads 800 on the river.

How crazy is to even consider a straight flush, basicly You never ever see that, btw i had one few weeks ago ace to 5 and didnt get payed much

already worried about a str8 flush on turn, and a possible higher full house or quad 3's on river and you bet $800 ? just check it to him and see what happens. sheesh.

wth kind of game is this? 125 with 7200 effective. damn

How are they this deep stacked in 2 5? Easy fold with the 6th nuts facing that big a bet getting such a bad price.

heh I get my old hands wrong, too. makes me feel better about it.

Hey Bart. You always talk about hands that you need to call with on the river. Isn't this hand one of them? Or is this river check raise just never a bluff?

These kind of hands make me physically ill. Even if folding was the right call, you're going to be awake that night thinking about it. At least when you lose at showdown, you can blame it on luck. Folding anything above a queen high flush always feels like there's a giant pile of money that's on fire, and you're just going to walk away and let it burn.

also when was the last time anyone saw someone C/R river for 1200BB with a hand that's not the virtual nuts?

Easiest fold in the world my ass🤣

I def would have raised the flop. 5 people you would think somebody had a flush draw.

To me it looks more like a „high stackes“ exploit. Not easy for rec. players call 5k. Villain may have had blockers for a straight flush. Story stinks: hero shows 77, villain says he had 88, but 33 and straight flushes would have him beat. And villain also checked the river.

in my opinion the hand was just played very wrongly should've been a preflop fold and if not you wanna check raise the potential flushdraw of the BB at least to more than 1/3rd of the pot (to deny his equity) on the turn you wanna check back and assume you are beaten (straight flush, 88, straight and nut flush) you should never get to a spot like this if you play correctly

Non nut full house on the river facing an effective 5k more raise after a trappy looking check raise by the villian in a 2/5 game. Yea im folding all day. Not sorry! haha

eak 6th nuts.

Uhhhh sooo

Does the guy ever have 6,6 that he would donk lead with?

Would a flush check-jam? No. Would BB have 83 or 73 and would that check-jam? No. Hero can't beat anything. 88 and 33 would play like that, T9ss would've raised on turn. Hero is 99.9% beat. That 0.1 is BB is if BB got a text from someone that he just won a lottery.

kim folded quads before

Love you Bart but dich the intro plz!!!! Such a spoiler

I'm shocked opponent donk bet the flop with top set.

so often I see these great folds that just remind me how bad I really am

Doesnt sound like this guy has a lick of sense to even have $7k to play with. I would stereotype him as burning money and then be shocked when he takes me to value town lol

This guy sounds like he has no idea what he’s doing. Literally no idea. The turn bet seems like an atrocious bet.

That guy doesn’t sound like he knows what he’s doing.