I’m old enough to remember but Rodney Dangerfield would have turned me off watching it.

young robert downey jr in that movie as well as william “johnny lawrence” zabka

Every time I see a big and tall store all I can think is tall and fat

DOG FOOODD?!?!?!?!!!

I was ON campus when it was filmed. Didn't get to see too much of the filming as I was a full-time student and worked 24 hours a week (and it was Madison WI so a lot of drinking too). They had auditions for extras as well, according to those that went, you pretty much had to be dressed like freak. Of course all the diving scenes are in CA somewhere. There are no outdoor pools on campus.

I've never had clearer poker thoughts than immediately after a huge fuckup lol

This hand played like two Rodney Dangerfields playing against each other - two tight OMC nits.

_tell me how GTO and solvers and all that BS says to bet this spot 43.659% of the time_

You can get a crying call from villain's non boat pocket pairs, esp at ¼ - ⅓ pot. We bet the river not the turn because those hands will only call one extra street, not both; we want to see the river to cooler villain on 9 or case 10 (instead of getting blown off by turn c/r); people just are not c/r bluffing rivers almost ever. Some certainly will on the turn

@@thecinimod Yep, there's the bad reg.

I completely agree with you. you're never being called by worse on the river there. the checks from the villain. are always either Uber trappy or complete give ups.

Hey Noex, I don’t completely disagree with what you’re saying at all. You’re right, it is super trappy, and what are they really going to show up with that you beat if they call your river bet. that’s a fair assessment on your part but there are just so many awkward/bad players in the player pool who play so poorly pre flop etc that playing a bet fold strategy even in this instance in my opinion and experience, as well as being a CLP subscriber for a couple of years can certainly play out +EV over the long run “BUT” it does take discipline because if you do bet and they make any kind of raise can you actually fold your hand even if it’s a small raise, even if you’re getting a price, can you fold? A lot of players can’t and if they can’t lay it down then just like you said it’s a “spew” but if you’re really in tune I do like a bet on the river, I would bet it most of the time then fold to any raise really.

I would not bet river here, either. No value. V had no drawing hand, folks! It's a no-win/lose situation. So: if I can only lose, why would I put myself in such position!...and then call someone for a shoulder for crying.

To be fair I'm on a massive downward trend so maybe I suck and this needs fixed. :)

If you have a major downtrend you need to worry a lot less about being bluffed and a lot more about getting value towned. For starters, don't put more than one bet in any multiway pot post flop unless you can beat top pair.

Hey Joe, the fact that you realize you’re in a downswing and realize that some things need fixed are characteristics a winning or someone who is on their way to be a winning player needs to have. That’s the only reason I’m taking time to respond to you, I like where you mind is at. This hand is really something to add to your poker arsenal. Once the villain checks the turn after he check raises the flop alarm bells should go off in the hero’s head and the fact the hero is blocking a 10 should now be thrown out “except” if hero is playing a maniac who bluffs too much. If it’s a halfway decent player there is a good chance they are trapping with a big hand or possibly slowing down because he has not picked up equity. Villain checks again on the river and hero rightly puts in a small value bet. I think his river sizing is fine but when the villain then raises big it’s pointing to villain having at least K-10 in my opinion. Hero only had a 9 kicker so what does he really beat? Right? He will lose to Jack 10 at this point. The villain’s trap here will work against so many in the player pool because they cannot fold trips but if you over fold here , again unless you are playing a maniac, it will be a +EV play in the long run.

exactly! Good point about blockers. . How did Bart say to "check back river"?? Did you miss 12:41 point?

I would've bet small/folded river. Listen for a min after 12:41. A common move is raising oop then ch'ing monsters. Its so obv and cheezy yet you see it all the time pf and on flop like oh i missed, plz bet for me so i can own you with a nasty c/r. Ch'ing behind owns them and why hero lost the min. @@pot_kivach160

Also if I was the guy with 44 I NEVER would have showed my hand.

This applies to every casino in every city. Also need to watch out for vehicles following you home and robbing you there.

​ Even in canada casino is normally in a rough area. Seems like even if the casino was built in a nice area after 25 years of a casino it brings the whole area down and turns it into a shit whole which makes sense. Minus poker players their consumers are mostly tards

if you never check after check raising youre probably not check raise bluffing enough. you can also check value after check raising if the next street changes the nuts significantly

@markwinchester5434 I said that with the understanding that the turn is a blank as is the case in this call. I understand no good players should do "anything" 100% of the time. Check raising then checking on a blank is so polarizing. It almost always a flopped monster or a bluff. Rarely is it an over pair or a mediocre draw. Even if I'm bluffing on the flop I still continue at a high frequency on a blank. Continue telling the story that I'm strong here. Which keeps you balanced so in a situation like this when you flopped a monster your opponents will know you're capable of betting with a bluff.

@@thaThRONe yeah, but even on a turn blank you need to find checks with some of your flop bluffs in order to keep a reasonable bluff-value ratio when you arrive on the river. Double barreling with every flop bluff will mean youre massively overbluffing (or having to give up a ton of rivers) and makes it easy for thinking players to call down. Youre definitely right that average (bad) player isnt check-raising flop enough at all, so they dont have a protected turn check back range because theyre missing overpairs and such that can check-call down and so their turn checks are polarized

checking turn is a good play...makes a fish believe you were bluffing on flop. Just see end result. (H said he bet $75 *_only_* (?))

Why would anyone ever fold AA? You just put all your chips in & hope they don't get cracked. When they do you just call it a bad beat & re-buy.

You need to call the flop check-raise with hands like 77, 88, 99, J9 suited. AJ offsuit. Etc. you can’t just always be super-nutted when you call there or are too easy to exploit. You need to 3bet pre flop with hands like this one, Lower suited connectors, Pocket pairs, and more. It sounds like you’d be easy to play against, caller.