Hi Doug! Dude play me heads up

Probably should do 28 x 500$ giveaways to share the love, instead of 1 winner..ppl just love better odds too, Im in btw ;)

Doug Polk Poker No one ever mentions the (very unlikely) possibility of 97ss as one of the possible hands you'd lose to and which would also pretty much be a) never folding in this situation and, b) Koon is going to possibly play it the same way from pre-flop?

he did mention it bro

I absolve you of your blasphemy my son.

yeah Koon is great player thats why

Even with that weak action in the flop...

That awkward moment when you flop set over set and forget to mention in the title that you only netted 70BB after your opponent over bet the river

That's kind of what I was saying, if JK had a channel he should do a video about how he owned this spot

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after they bet 54K on the river themselves.

Wow, I had to watch it like seven times to see what you were talking about and you are exactly right. Good eye, that was a great show of respect and a gargantuan lay down

Yeah that was amazing. But a for a $200k bet you'd better be sure you're ahead.

@@koslim Til you don't bet a fullhouse on the river. You'll never play these stakes so please stay quiet

@@koslim you mean that river bet was perfect. The raise was very stupied . Jason koon Lost minimum and that river bet was so Good you don't understand.

@@koslim Well he must have some fold equity since he did fold. I think that the small overbet on the river gave him the info he needed to be able to fold. As you said, he gave the impression that he would call anything on the river considering that "stupid overbet size" in that perticullar situation ... and it does dramatically decrease the chance of being bluffed or raised by any kind of 9. That river bet gave him the option to fold quite accurately on the river. The reality is that à river bet of 30k on the river to get raised to 90k-100k by Doug would make it impossible to fold.

its was a very good fold yes, amazong? no. with bottom full this is a bet fold spot. he polarized himself to force any trips into a bad spot, same time its really hard to bluff against that. so a reraise there almost always has you beat. i agree with polk that A9 would be a much better call than 33, however i disagree on that clear value raise with 77. while there not many suited combos out there, still more than half of your opponents valuerange ahs you beat. your opponent need specifically 33, A9s, 10-9s, J9s and maybe Q9s to call you here, everything else is either air or has you beat. so 77s on that baord are actually kinda dicy, and more of a very thin value raise. polarizing that much will fold out often 33, 9-10, adn q9. i think A9 is always a call with not no 93s combos only only a few 97s/k9s combos out there so he target A9 specifically if we consider our opponent can now fold the weaker ones. bluff catching isnt really that apealing as played, with that checkraise on the turn koon basically says he has a fullhouse or A9 at a minimum. with that said bluffing should be much less frequent, so bluffcatching even less.

That's pretty amazing... almost looks deliberate

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lol doug such a live fish

Haha brilliant!

Adam agree with you.

I agree as well. It isn't a huge annoyance, but it does give away what the action is.

He already said that he does that because in the internet world you need the click bait but maybe he should consider exaggerating. Call it a $403,000 pot, and when the fold happens we can all be "da fuk?" :)

Agree. Closest thing to a spoiler

Adam yeah agree. Knowing the outcome is boring

Good fold for sure... Not many players fold a boat vs Doug. That said, the king on the river (and the fact that he (Koon) overbet the river) makes a fold a *little* easier because if Doug had Kings, he would have played this the exact same way and AA or A9s would just fold or flat to an overbet... Although, it would be interesting to see if Koon could still get away if the river was a 2 (or the equivalent). For Koon to get away then, he has to put him on (almost) exactly 77.

Good fold

It's an easy fold

@@drewf8619 I agree. Good fold, but the river overbet was the best play on JK's part. If someone bets over the top of it they have you beat 99% of the time. The overbet saved him a lot of money by removing any real chance of Doug polarizing at the end.

Against nit thats easy fold(not so easy when u have that shit on your hand fr😂) but against Doug its so hard to fold when dude jammin every other river💯😂

Doug loves the game of poker and the competition. The money is just to keep score. Classy player who is a credit to the game we love.

How great is that???...

Oh Douglas

You should see his leather jacket, the man clearly slayed!

Warcraft 3, not World of Warcraft

nice the plugin after that :-)

That's because you're a simple man, On a seriouse note how do get notified if I win , (Im only subscribed to hes youtube channel but I think that counnts as one entry for the giveaway) , does he upload a video on youtube selecting the winner or winners or how does he do it ?

EdI de - he typically announces on Facebook

I don't use facebook so i guess I cant win then, or even if I win I wont know about it , thanks anyway.

I'm a simple man I'm a single man

Yes, that insight blew me the F away....

word

jes if there is only a bb k9o is myby in but (ev not against doug) but against bb and straddle this handbecome a clear fold

I know, right? I consider myself to be a really good amateur that accounts for card removal, but I never would have made that connection. The more you know...

Looool😂😂😭

great song

but he wouldn't be able to fold as JaKoon did

There’s not many better boats that are credible though. KK is never played is this way. 93 definitely folds preflop. So I guess the only two hands you’d be worried are the suited combos K9 spades and 97 spades. And I think even those hands would be questionable preflop calls from the small blind with two more blinds left to act. But even still there’s two combos that beat you and three you beat.

A better boat would have insta-called so I’d feel pretty good still.

@@nicks210684 9 3 suited might be one to go with preflop, in the small or big blind, as you're already invested in the pot, and you might as well see a flop (who knows, maybe you flop a flush or flush draw, as well as the potential for two pair). I tend to play any suited cards if I'm in the small or big, so long as it hasn't been raised up massively. Saying that, I did call an all in preflop earlier today with 7 2 suited and won the hand with a pair of 2s so my credibility isn't the best

It's a highly edited video. He didn't forget about anything. It just flowed better to do it that way.

Its okay guys... drew is here. We didnt know. Now we do know. Thanks drew

Thanks Drew for clearing that up, just in case he wasn't joking.

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+drew f Nope. Doug Polk clearly just has a bad memory...

he named 73s at the end of the analysis. that's like half a combo though considering 73s is mostly gonna be a check or bet-fold on the turn. I think K7s works really well too but again that's a marginal turn bet-call

I really can't think of many combos. K7s and 73s are the only combos I can think of. Normally I'd say your weaker trips, but weak trips block straight cards (69, 89, T9, J9) and Q9+ is probably too profitable just calling since your opponent has all of those hands. A7s maybe?

What about TT, it blocks possible bluffcathers T9 combos.

When you're bluffing, you want to not have cards you want your opponent to have. TT blocks T8 and JT, both hands you'd like your opponent to have. On this board any 6, 8, T or J is a bad card to have since it blocks the most likely bluff hands from your opponent (straight draws). Since it's hard to get to this river without those cards in your hand yourself, unless you have a monster, it's hard to have too many bluffs.

Ok then what about 1 combo of AA with ace of heart and Ace of spade. Blocking A9s. It is better bluffcatcher i guess, just trying to thing about bluffs. But if i thing about good bluffs if we dont have ones the bluffs can make propably better profit if he is overfolding there.

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