Knew the K5 would be a controversial one so made sure to keep it in. I wouldn’t really ever expect to see his 7x block for that sizing on the river given the stack sizes at that point and especially after I call to his flop raise (i’d also expect his 7x flop raises to be more limited). I think given the prior action/stack sizes/FT/opposition I’d generally expect to see a X or even smaller block bet on the river. I think perhaps I should have considered more about other potential bluff candidates that may play this way such as 68s but yeh i’m always the first to admit mistakes and whilst I don’t think I played the hand optimally i’m happy to have gone with my read in the spot even if it looks like a slam dunk call

@@SprasesAces yeah it’s close call either way his raise is random for sure so I think he has to have A lot of bluffs here the raise check line looks a lot weaker too. Well okayed on the KQ fold that was a spot I’d probably call and lose in but your reasoning was good

I checked the spot he is supposed to check raise flop with all the 65, 75 , even some 85 etc and some QJ JT. Anything that wraps around the board. On river after your turn check he’s supposed to value bet all 7x and bluff the rest QJ etc if he has those.

Your hand actually supposed to jam for value haha kinda seems wild jamming but call seems 100% good

Yeh I can’t see what a jam ever achieves given the situation at an FT. And whilst Meuhloecker is a top top player I do think a spot like this is particularly underbluffed compared to gto hence why I made a nitty fold as I just felt he had more value bets that beat me compared to his bluffs but yeh of course I could have been wrong and yeh i agree a call can’t ever be bad in this spot. I’ll see if I can find out what he had.

I hope so! Cheers

Yeh seeing that flop come didn’t exactly fill me with confidence either..🤩

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Yeh it was a scary one

A shove is good with 66 but the EV gain is probably minimal with ICM so a fold isn’t going to be terrible and against a tight player i’d suggest it. But in this hand the button ended up 3 betting so I had a snap fold with the 6’s

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I agree I don’t think it was played optimally, similarly perhaps to the 54s hand which I don’t think I played great.. but check my response to madwithoutit as i have responded more in detail👍

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If you’re confident they have no bluffs in a spot then using that mentality will just lose you money even if you have direct odds to call. But it’s true there are probably some bluffs he could’ve had that would warrant the call but I just think taking into consideration stack sizes, icm, the board and my specific hand I rarely expect this line to be bluffed and any worse value to go for this size so I still believe i saved myself 4bb

@@SprasesAces he can easily be blocking 9x here on the river right?? 16:28

The intention was to fold out pocket pairs but i have to agree with you here, i think the best isn’t optimal:)

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Darude Sandstorm

Ran like a god so can’t complain but would be cool to get a good bounty for a video at some point😅 Cheers👍

Well of course i know it would be a gto call. But I think his only worse value bet for that size is K3 given all the circumstances, his 7x raises should probably block smaller especially given his stack. But it’s true there are some flop raises such as 68s that woulr play this way for sure that would justify a call i just felt this spot would rarely be bluffed

Tbh i’ve ran extremely well in mystery bounties and I think they make more interesting videos but I have to agree to an extent. It’s good to have some mystery bounty tournaments now and again but GG have started changing more and more of their tournaments to MB’s because it evens out the playing field and makes it more difficult for pro’s to establish a consistent winrate. So yeh I agree with you but I still play them and have ran well in them so I don’t really have a leg to stand on in the issue

@@SprasesAces i did run well as well, i played about 1.5 milion hands on gg and i hit jackpot a few times already, but, i know that tournament players can play an entire year without winning, i saw this on sharkscope even, a guy playing for 2 years BE and then winning a million dollars, now, with this variance added up, is like, having a spin n go on top of the tournament variance, it indeed for sure make they have waaaaaay more recreational players, but, idk if a human can play enough to beat the variance.

Ha yeh i think just the camera angle😂

@@SprasesAces looking pretty beef though Spraces! Making sure you can handle yourself when your victims of the virtual felt come looking for you 👀 💪😅

Glad to see the gym work paying off🤣👍

I get over excited I guess

Crazy how these guys who win hold their flips. Sucks for me

@ghsense2626 Poker is a frustrating game for everyone and you got to remember that people generally upload vids of the big scores when they’re running well and winning flips and you don’t always see the other side. It’s tough sometimes but put in the work and the volume and hopefully it’ll come🤞

@@SprasesAces 1000% fact

Yeh I realise that now🤦‍♂️Will keep that in mind when editing future vids👍

@@SprasesAceslol I can understand u the way to increase attention

You gay

@@Emy-hj1uh😂😂😂

he beats nothing. very good fold. thats why he played the finale table. and you are a internet hero

Well said this guy probably still playing freerolls 😂 ​@@germainmanuputty1217

Well theoretically perhaps not but if you put yourself in that situation you’d find it a lot different to watching on youtube

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