for BH, every hand is "interesting". he says it every time in his vids

Lol Bart Hanson is a F joke , guy asks players to fold top sets when opponent bluffs them with bottom pair, no wonder the guy is playing 5/10 for 20 years & gives poker opinions & advice for bad players AKA Losers.

Yea I would've done the same thing with KJ to get a call from behind. I don't doubt there would have been a noticeable difference between my fake tanking & genuine anguish, but if you didn't know me(and I'm not a reg here) you wouldn't really be able to distinguish that. I definitely wouldn't snap call here with the nuts with Jamie still left to act.

My thoughts exactly. I was like Uh.... That's EXACTLY what I would do in that spot holding KJ. I can definitely act "genuine concern".

Monah was in genuine anguish. Most professional actors couldn't do it that well. She's capped at TT.

The thing is i don't see why KJ would do that. It's not like it's some unbeatable hand on the turn. KJ tanking to get a call you would have to be real confident it's gonna hold just for some more action. Wouldn't make sense if she had KJ.

@@TheIronyoshi It's not unbeatable hand but it has the most equity. If you are going to win 50-80% of the time against 2 other players you are practically printing money when you get both of them to call.

Ow mah gawd, if that would've. . .

And a 5th with 23d.

Was Obama there also

What a combo straight and flush draw?

It’s a 2-2 game for Fucks sake, nobody folds a set in 2-2 game . I once saw a guy jam with set of AA on turn on a AKQJ board in 1/3, opponent snap called him with KQ , opponent drawing dead to a 10. In 1/3 & 1/2 people don’t fold sets , so stop 🛑 writing this Bart Hanson Bull shit; where he asks callers to fold top sets .

Hey Joan. I'm not a local, was only in town this week. But I'm sure at some point I'll play on some live stream again...I do love Jacksonville.

@@monahzaini5362 Though break. Are you a member of CLP? Been one for awhile now. It's really helped my game. ♣️♦️❤️♠️

@@monahzaini5362 love ❤

Happened to me tonight. Top set AA vs set of 6s and set of 4s

Felted 3 people in one hand

Easy game

Post flop was even worse

Except in this case their instincts were right......so you lost your leg to stand on.

@@andrewadami3920 okay buddy keep folding bottom set. If you're going to fold bottom set you might as well not even play low pocket pairs. Just get your coffee and wait for KK+ Mr. OMC.

@@briancook6158 the NBA called. They said your can't cut it and suggest you go back to division 1 basketball. Sigh. Take your STRAWMAN argument and get out of here. If you can't admit the red flags in this hand, with the hole cards visible, then I can't imagine how much of a calling station you are in real life. Smh. You aren't long for poker.

@@andrewadami3920 calling station all day with a set. Like I said don't play pocket tens if you're going to fold them to a raise.

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Jiří Urbánek yeah but with so much money out there you are almost priced in against KJ sine you should have around 25 percent equity

LL GG LL GG, matching equity and Maths is nice thing and being priced in also. However that shouldn’t mean you will throw away rest of your stack/money everytime, just because you have already a decent portion of your stack in the pot. Anyway, all I wanted to say was that I would expect at least one of them to fold.

Folding the 10's would be understandable, especially after 2 allins already, at least one of them has an overset or a straight

@@jakea7569 overset is way to rare and don't forget you have very decent chances to improve to quads or boat, especially considering pot size.

How can all 3 people fold? What a dumb comment haha and very obvious YOU dontt make a living playing poker if you would fold this. I flipped through the stream after seeing this video and Monah actually plays super solid but she just ran bad. I don't know if she plays full time or not but Id put money on her over you if you think 3/3 players should fold in a hand. What happens then? Does the dealer get the pot if all 3 fold? Hahaha you got no logic my dude

You cant fold just because you don't have the stone cold nuts in every hand, that's not how you make money in poker

@@ted396 TT can probably get away here QQ cant fold if these guys were all pros,. it probably would have ended up headsup, and not 3 way all in

@@CircusPyrotekniq No way 1010 can get away here without seeing the cards. The dude can have AQ and the other one can have a flush draw

I think TT Can fold. QQ? I doubt it.

@@Goomlahexpress yeah I agree for the most part. I feel like QQ will 4 bet if TT 3 bets this and then AA will 5 bet likely. TT likely gets away pre at that point. QQ probably not like you said.

Not raising QQ preflop gets you exactly this.

I think we can agree QQ should've limp raised(or just go for an open raise utg to begin with, in which case AA 3bets)...in either scenario, I would've been able to get away from it pre. As for me, I was 3betting a TON this night(I had very few flats preflop) so I wanted to mix it up & I knew people were going to start 4betting me once they caught on. I honestly don't mind going 3 ways with 10's and I'm generally not a massive fan of 3betting that hand unless theres a raise and at least a couple of calls before it gets back to me. I think part of the reason we 3bet tens is to capitalize on some fold equity from cards like off suit broadways that have nearly 50% equity with us, and keep in mind Mac does have an limping range, even from the cutoff, so any hand he is opening is calling a 3bet. I 3bet him several times and he called each time, and I didn't want to be oop with 10s in an inflated pot against a player known for bluffing. Obviously it would've saved me a buyin here, but I'm not going to be results oriented because I think I'd play it the same way pre again

As played though I think TT has to fold. QQ has a dumb spot that he created but folding seems dumb.

Hahahah this comment wins the internet today

It certainly does.

It's the way his hair is shaved and it doesn't look weird in person at all. He dealt to me on the live stream for 2 nights this week and I thought his hair looked fine. It definitely has a different look when viewed at this angle vs front or side. He's also super nice!

Yes

The tens maybe could but I probably wouldn't, too stubborn

Yeah I’m sure those nits who played as horrible as they did up to that point on a $2/$2 game is certainly thinking about “blockers”.

@@datsumcrzysht Lmao, because I'm sure you'd play it SOOO much better. Enlighten everyone if you're such a genius & it's such an easy spot. It's easy to insult real people who are putting themselves out there when you're just a name on a computer screen, but there's absolutely no proof you have any idea what you're talking about when it comes to poker. If you can point to your results or a stream you've been on, I'll shut up. If not, you have no leg to stand on. The only "nit" in this hand is Jamie and he had just gotten stacked with AA by 106o, so while I wouldn't play it as he did, he was being cautious. Let me guess, you studied poker in like 2015 and think people can never donk lead, they have to check raise, right? The game has evolved. People donk lead now, it's an acceptable play and I've explained several times in the comment thread why I did it. If you don't have the comprehension to understand that, then go study. You won't go very far if you underestimate your opponents based on the fact that they're playing $2/2. I usually play $2/5 and did on stream Friday, and I'm fairly certain Mac is mainly a $2/5 player as well. We know about blockers. You aren't special for knowing about blockers. I know $1/2 players, hell I know microstakes players who know blockers. Before you say I'm a nit for not 3betting 10's preflop, go watch the stream. I 3bet majority of the pots i entered. You should never be doing anything at 100% frequency in poker. You can't categorize someone as a nit based on a single hand. That's how I know you don't play poker at any real capacity.

AQ. Don't think he's bluffing, but Mac has gone for no equity 3 street bluffs. Hoped it was AQ, knew there was a chance it was QQ or AA though. Didn't wanna incorrectly fold on stream to AQ. In a normal game, I may fold... but I don't think I can against this particular player.

@@monahzaini5362 Well, somebody is taking herself too seriously here. You wrote a 5-paragraph essay in response to a no-name Internet troll? Really? Let me guess. You're a woman trying to make it in a man's game. You've had to put up with men not taking you seriously, trying to buy you drinks, and hitting you you at the table. So now you've got a chip on your shoulder. You're a Strong Independent Woman™ and you're fighting the power! Your type is so predictable it's laughable. Hey, at least you're not sitting there with your tits out like Jennifer Tilly (and, to a lesser extent, Kelly Minkin). I'll give you that much.

@@robbanks6076 Not a feminist actually, I more of an anti-feminist if anything. I'm not against the patriarchy... and I'm a republican. Hell, I'd trade in the poker playing to be a stay at home mom and wife any day. But I'm trying to make the best of my life as is at this moment. You realllyyy got the wrong impression of me. I'm very polite at the table if people offer to buy me drinks or hit on me. I never complain about the treatment of women in poker. In real life, I've never been disrespected by a poker player. Online, that's all they do. I just got off 3 days of live streams where I read hundreds of stupid comments from people who are at home watching poker and not playing it and frankly have no idea what they're talking about, so excuse me for being extra sick of losers on the internet insulting real people while hiding behind a screen. I'll talk shit with my name and face attached. By all means, insult my play under your full name and I can look into you to see if you're worth paying any mind. If not, at least offer constructive criticism. I'm far from perfect. I've made a ton of mistakes, especially in these streams. I was nervous about playing on camera for the first time. I will never defend my plays because I don't know all the answers, I can only explain my reasoning at the time. Tilly had money from being an actress, I don't really have respect for her as a poker player(kelly I respect)..but I've had to build a 2/5 roll on my own. So if someone's going to talk crap on me, they should AT THE VERY MINIMUM have accomplished at least that and if they're a 2/5 reg anywhere in the US, I probably know someone who plays in the same region and can verify it. If you're going to call us all terrible, just do it under your own name or at least drop relevant knowledge. If you're a microstakes player or someone who plays $1/2 occasionally, again, opinion is irrelevant and I will call anyone out if they are going to insult me and the other nice people on the stream when it's unwarranted. Plenty of people in this comment thread are having civil discussions even though they have different opinions on the hand. The inability to do the same shows he lacks any social skills on top of knowing nothing about poker. Plenty of people have told me this was a bad call. I respect that. I do not respect someone insinuating I don't understand blockers just because I happened to be playing a $2/2 stream on that particular night. Yes I do type a lot, but I type verryyy fast so it just kind of happens and I look up and realize I've typed an insane amount of text. Oh well.

Ummmm what hand are you watching? There's no turn raise and two flats. And there's no tanking on the river considering we're ALL IN ON THE TURN, so there wasn't even any action on the river. There's a jam on the turn & two tank calls.... It's very reasonable to tank with 10's there, it is over 200bb and some people think it's an easy fold. Others think its a snap call. Regardless, you're definitely a worse player than anyone in the video considering you can't even properly follow the action in a hand you visually witnessed in a video where they're spelling it out for you so that's rich coming from you lol. If you can't even follow the action on each street, you need remedial poker training. Also Mac did absolutely nothing wrong in the hand, so for you to call him a terrible player just highlights how big your ego is for literally no reason. Until there's legit proof of you playing poker at a higher level, you're just a bitter loser in the comments who doesn't even understand flops, turns, and rivers. I find it hard to believe you even play poker if you can't follow the action in this hand.

@@monahzaini5362 obviously i got the streets wrong.. stop being a ball breaker

@@Carlito1980 You have no leg to stand on calling anyone else terrible when you got the streets wrong in a hand. It just demonstrates an overall lack of understanding and poker knowledge. I don't know anyone who seriously plays poker that would make that error. Lmao its rich that you're going to tell someone not to break your balls when you willingly came here calling people terrible while hiding behind a computer screen. Easy to do when no one knows how you play. But just judging by your comment, I can tell you have no clue. I notice you didn't comment on the poker part of anything I said because you likely lack the ability to stand your ground in a discussion about poker strategy. As I said, even if Jamie & I are terrible (I promise you I'm not. The fact that like 30% of people think tens are an easy fold shows this is not that easy of a decision), regardless, Mac did absolutely nothing wrong in the hand. To call him terrible unless you've seen other hands from him shows you know nothing about poker. There's absolutely no other way he could have played the hand. 5000bb? You'll never even see 1000bb. 10's is definitely a fold here at even 500bb and its not even close. I guess you don't understand tanking because you don't think about your decisions or put your opponents on ranges. It's obvious you're a level 1 player who just plays the cards in their hand and that's it, not sure why I even thought you'd be capable of discussing a hand in a meaningful way.

@@monahzaini5362 Well said

I was in a home game which I'll never forget and have NEVER seen or heard anybody in any game experience. Flop came 7-8-9, I had bottom set. Not only did two other players have 8- and 9 respectively for set-over-set-over-set, but a 4th player had 10-J and flopped the nut straight! It was a pot-limit and I was first to act. I went "Pot" which was a relatively small amount at that moment. But all 3 other players also went "Pot" so when it came back to me it was really and easy fold with my bottom set. Those 3 other players were all-in at the flop, of course. And the turn came a 7! I Would have had quads :))) The top set of 9's ended up winning. Unreal. I would love to know the odds of this happening. I'll never forget it.