Francisco taking off his sunglasses and looking disinterested before the action comes back to him. Eric acting like he's going to 4 bet before decided to cold call. Eli running to the bathroom while he has the effective nuts. The Bike is an actual daycare for adults.

Man these Live at the Bike lineups were so soft in retrospect.. it was a golden age

Have watched lots of tutorials on poker but have to say this is one of the best ones. Really go out of my way to watch Bart Hanson's video. Thumbs up every time!!!

What a GREAT video!! We get to see the inner workings of a great poker player in a real tough spot. Thanks for the cool insights!! Congrats on a great read and a nice win.

Something to note as well is when he says "You fold I show" is that before he says that, you look like you are going to call then he says that. If he wanted you to call, he wouldn't do anything to try to change your course of action. So in a sense, he is saying that to try to change your mind since you were just counting out chips to call and it looks like you want to call and obviously we can see your hand so we know he doesn't want you to call.

When a recreational is sat super deep, he is clearly more capable of making silly bluffs where he is representing different hands on every street

Such a great call. Was watching it live also. The bluff later on was great too. With JT i think.

You got my respect, taking in the All-in's response when he got back to the table. I made the mistake of not seeing a player that folded response when a 4th spade hit the board and Seat 9 went all in. I was sitting on the K high flush. I folded and a couple players asked me if I saw Seat 7 sigh and push his seat back basically saying he had the A high. A lesson learned that I always take with me.

That must felt great bart. I saw as soon as you saw his hand. It looked like the best sigh of relief ever lol. Great call man.

Great Live read; maybe made the difference of knowing where you stand and hoping your still in front! Great insight Bart in the channel a pleasure to learn from it!

I appreciate how you alalyze your own hands like you do the hands they get called in … thank you for showing it all

Beautifully played, and analyzed bart.

Great break down Bart. New to CLP but I’m loving the content so far

Very good learning video here for students of all levels.

Great video Bart Congrats on the read 👍

Great insight into your thought process. I would definitely have folded staring down at that board. Great call & read. Maaannn I need to learn a shit load more about poker.

This is incredible content!

That is a crazy bunch of players to be at the table with.

Very nice read! Thanks for sharing.

Enjoyed this video. Good job

Sick live reads bro

Great breakdown!

Nice call Bart impressive analysis.

You can pretty much put that Eric guy on any two cards

"You fold Ill show" like Eli wasnt all in hahaha

thats a really good call one that i at this point in my game would not make / great call buddy!!

Great breakdown Bart

Great call and good read. 👍

Great call you really put the pieces to puzzle together on that hand... I would need to pull the double reverse tell on you to have won that hand haha

Nice work!

Seeing this late. I agree with all of the live tells you spot here but I'm not sure how we're saying TT is definitely part of his range but 99 isn't even considered.

Eric saying he would show if Bart folds is a moot point figuring there is a main pot also.

explain a little more about people not bluffing into side pots, because I see this in cash and tourneys where people continue betting or even overbet to isolate with drawing hands

The turn where you thought about raising, and then thought better of it. This scenario happens all the time with me when I play, where some weird play seems right, but then I second guess myself because I can see that on paper it's weird. I think this happens a lot versus rec players because they play weird themselves.

Good ollll' pocket rockets!

WOW WELL PLAYED LIKE A PRO

Great Stuff 👊

pre flop: I wonder if anyone is ever folding to a 3bet in this game, whats the biggest size we could use here and still be balanced? do we even care about balance in wild games like 5/5 ante on LATB? just some thoughts.

BART Hanson uploads video of him making a good call. What a shocker.

The real question is how eli sees flop with 78o in a 3b or 4b pot (did not see preflop action)

4:55 checking for Ace of spades?

what is the rule at the bike if someone leaves the table in that situation. if you would of snap called and eli was away is eli s hand dead? would you have got the main as well?

Nice breakdown.

Wouldn’t it make sense to down bet the turn given the fact that there is a side pot and he would be theoretically be bluffing less given the dryish side pot

beautiful read

Intro. made me think - have you considered calling these Hanson Hands?

How to b/c, c/c, c/c with aces vs maniac with Bart Dwan

Good storytelling.

Nice call

Played with fran a few times he is a total drooling donk

CommentatoR: I think hes gonna fold after call: I knew he was gonna call

nice hand Bart and great break down - I put you on aces kings or queens and did not think you could find a call on a scary board/ line like that....your not as scurred as i thought.... good job. can we be friends? - ERIC

sep 20 2018 I play twice AA , and I lost two time . Flush ,two pair .

#BadASS BRO!!!!!

If Bart called before Eli came back from the bathroom doesn’t he technically win the main and side pot?!

why would an overpair like TTs and KKs not keep on betting when there is value? so u never valuebet against JJ,QQ,KK! i dont see what can call u here that u beat actually.... ?

Never seen anyone look more pissed after they won a nice pot lol.

@6:22 Literally everyone that is going to be watching this video (or has ever played poker) knows what a side pot is.

I'd say this is a fold most of the time unless you're very confident in your read. Your rationale behind the tells does make sense.

Did Eric escape from somewhere ?

He would have to shoe anyway because of the main with eli

I remember watching this hand on LATB and thinking, "Bart, do not f-ing fold. Do not fold!" LOL. Nice job Bart.

I also think Eric screwed up on the turn. If he barreled the turn for a increased best. Maybe 2500 or more. It woulda looked like his hand was much stronger. Kinda just looked like a " please don't call me bet "

Absolute crusher! Sick call... EDIT: What was Eric trying to represent? Flopped set I guess.

no way that guy had a straight but he played it a lot like a flopped set...even still i think that overbet on the river was very suspicious, a lot like the guy with the 50k stack trying to push you around...or maybe JJ, QQ as you thought, but that bet was not very value-y.. i think i will be a little more paranoid about playing live after watching this...people actually see these kind of tiny details? who knew?? wow... _nice job Bart_ !

The bet by Eric makes absolutely no sense?? He knows he can’t win the main pot with ace high and he can’t win the side pot if he is called and if Bart folds there is no side pot!!

i don’t understand, this feels like 99. why would he ever over bet TT-QQ on the river?

Great poker with tough players like Eric... it’s goood to have reads but it’s another deal to have the guts to make tough calls on the river...

wait wait wait you made a call because your live read put your opponent on exactly 10 through QQ, but he's actually got AK.... so you got it completely wrong. And if he can have TT what stops him from having 99 or 88?

As a newer player, I'm amazed at how lose the guys Bart plays against are. Here Bart 3-bets to $260 and the Eli guy with $1700 calls, that he pushes to call post-flop hoping for a 6 (that of course comes on the river). Eric is playing as if he had better than 7x, but not a set, the whole way, I was surprised Bart had to resort to tells. Then I remembered other Bart videos where he gets beat by guys who call pre-flop with crap and hit crazy straights and what-not, and realize he has to expect it. I think if a guy called in with this hand, Bart hand analysis at the end would be like, "no way you fold here, almost no chance they both have a 7, or Eric has 65 or 76 or similar rare possibility that beats you"

Can't see the tell at all, the dealer's head is always in the way?! So where's the great camera work?

And that's why you are better than I am :D

Make a video where you make a bad fold

Could they have been double-teaming you?

I'm confused on the amount of time you took to call Bart. You said many times that you had him on 10's through q's but still tanked a while. Was there any reason you took this time to call or had you changed your mind but not told us?

Eric even looks like dead money

Why does losing the main pot motivate Bart to fold? If Eli is sure he won, then he likely has a 7, correct? So if Eli has a 7 doesn't that mean Bart is actually more likely to have Eric beat?

Wonder why Eric hasnt been around in a long time. Why would he stay away from such a good game. Hmmmmm

I've been out of the poker yt community for 3 years or so... is this trying to replace polk?

Interesting

But... do you think you've lost the main pot??

It’s not really cool for Eric, the way Eli acted on the river. If he has said “I have the straight”, it would have been cheating bc two players are still playing. And that’s actually what he did without realizing what he did. It’s forbidden. And actually at the end, that’s what the sb came to say to Eli.... what can you say to this recs to learn the rules.... Anyway great play by you though, bc you figured it out.

Nh Thanks . . . 🦊 😎

Live reads????? Forget GTO, I gotta find an old copy of Super/System.

If I call the villian shows 99

Again... Another overbet bluff just like Garret in the previous video i viewed.... U were fortunate. It's a call. What on that board scared u or made u think so long? No broadways = cards were good vs Eric. Unless he had 77.

Nice breakdown from start to finish, emphasizes why paying attention throughout the hand matters. You seemed confident in your read, and fairly certain that you lost the main; why not shove for your remaining $3200. to increase the side pot win?

How can you confidently put a guy on 10s but never even consider 9s?

Eli is lucky. All the Casino's I play at if you leave the table your hand is dead

Hindsight....

Nit call

If I was Eric I'd be furious at eli for his antics

Why didn't you re raise the flop? He had $52k. Splashy. Now you don't raise the turn? Losing value here. You already put him on a range and those cards do not help his range. What are u doing, Bart? Cmon...

White magick

Final fantasy guy must of gone broke I don't see him no more

Dude u should have raise more so take the 8-7 out. All that talking and u played it wrong

For some reason you saying “pocket rockets” is creepy AF. Just don’t.

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I can’t believe you didn’t raise the turn. Cost yourself money. Good call. Let’s give this some thought as an exercise. What if you raise the turn in an attempt to get him to check raise bluff. Isn’t your decision clearer and easier on the turn? And you have less of a chance of losing equity on the river due to making an incorrect decision on the river. Just thinking out loud.