Yes because only need to be right 30-35% of the time. Fish has more bluffs than value hands given the number of combos we block. Also fish could just be over playing a hand thinking hero is betting a draw. Question is 3 bet shoving turn and forcing a calling mistake more profitable than calling and letting villain realize his equity and expose yourself to action killing rivers?

Sometimes...

Depends

I love it how Bart rarely gets it the opponents hand right. He does a lot of analyssis quessing many hands and than being very surprised when he sees the opponents hand.

@@Leszczu1483 because a lot of the villains hands make no sense lmao. I guarantee you, you ask 1000 people what you think hand is after watching this video, if you're lucky, maybe 2 people guess AQ.

@Cousin Jimmy Farha No.

@Cousin Jimmy Farha No.

Nerd😎

@@idahogreen2885 information = $$$$$$

At which stack depth did you simulate? When short stacked I understand folding low SCs pre even in late position while opening all the high card hands, but at 100+ bb deep this sounds insane.

I've posed that hand as hypotheticals before hahah so sick if true

I think it's a call if you are rolled for the game. I don't play 5/10 but I've seen this move more with JJ and AK vs AA because of difficulty post flop. AA definitely does it some because of past suckouts. A player making that move has to be bad reguardless of the holding, so sitting on his left should make for a good session.

@@cliffordcook922 I'm sitting to his right and it was a good session.

@@hschuler7892 Yea that is a true story. He showed me A♡K♡.

@Cousin Jimmy Farha Why would I be emotionally involved? I just sat down, never even played with this dude which is odd because it is normally a lot of the same people. Now if I would have had some money in the pot I might be more tied to it. I should of called but I only had him making this move with 6 combos of AA, 1 combo of KK, 4 combos AK and maybe the QQ combos but I'm not sure about that. So I didn't, but he showed A♡K♡.

Most of the time my hands shake in a poker room is because I'm fucking freezing lmao

@@Jokerizbadass Yeah I would usually want a baseline read of what was shown down before acting on it. Can easily be a bluff shake or a cold person shake.

Or just an, "I'm excited, because I have a lot of adrenaline from holding this monster" shake.

This isn't theoretically correct, but I think that I shove. Its far more likely that villain mis-played an ace high flush draw and rivered an ace than he has two pair plus.

@@brandondorsey7204 I would shove turn, so if he does have a combo draw, only around 25% equity, but would likely still call turn shove. Too many people don't get value because they wanna give villain rope to bluff rather than make a calling mistake or wait for safe river. Just gotta be merged vs fish and learn to make thin bets and thin raises outside of the GTO norm, especially in live games where ranges are so wide!

@Cousin Jimmy Farha what's your point? You think if they have combo draw or top pair they fold? Clearly the guy liked his hand via XR on the turn. Maybe this time was a 2.5x bluff, but you think they fold a hand like Ac5c here? Fold to aggression on later streets is common for all players. That's how poker is played. Just stating the obvious. You don't continue with 100% of your range on future streets. Not easy to make hands.

100% vpip means loose but it doesn’t mean aggro. I don’t think many passive fish would check raise turn and then bluff with a busted flush draw on this river. That said, even vs a passive fish if he can have all worse two pair combos then yes I think you have to call. And the caller says he’s erratic/button clicking so yeah, never folding.

@Cousin Jimmy Farha nuts? Club, A, K, Q, T, J, 2, all cards that can change the equity quite a bit, pretty far off from having the board locked up! If villain has 42s j2s J4s etc you are saying if hero 3bets turn villain will fold 2 pair or combo draw? You must play against some pretty nitty fish. Did you look at the pot odds villain is getting given the SPR? Once villain raises to $250, less than a PSB left, so roughly 30% equity needed off top of my head. Also being fish are less aggressive and more passive, they will bet earlier streets with draws but usually shut down and fold once they miss. If hero called the turn and river went check-bet-fold. Hero would of lost a lot of value vs a hand like Ac5c correct? Just simple numbers. You seem really defensive with the name calling. I can tell your inexperience of not being able to discuss hands without being defensive. Have a wonderful day. Do your home work on pot odds and tendencies before you argue something you know nothing about.