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Poker Video: Limit Hold'Em by DeathDonkey (High Stakes)

Mike,

I have a question regarding the last hand of the video where you folded trip Kings. My brother and I are casual live players looking to improve our game and he wants to know why you did not raise the flop for a free card on the turn or possibly bluff on scare cards should the SB have Ten's or Jacks here. We see this line a lot in the games we play in.

60/120 is a pretty aggro game, TT or JJ is never folding and often 3 betting, our draw is super weak and we would often just pay too much for the "free" card. It's barely a peel I think.

Time Link to 00:22:23

You mention that your preflop call with AQo in bb is close. I think it's clearly a fold. If both of your opponents were very loose preflop and very bad postflop, then I think it may be getting close.

lmao. it's really, really, really convenient that these hands happened live. entertaining though i guess.

lmao. it's really, really, really convenient that these hands happened live. entertaining though i guess.

Not really sure what this means? I play way way less often than Mike and I've seen lots of hilariously played hands at commerce 40-80, 60/120, 100/200

I just wanted to add that the DD and Mike L. videos are by far the most enjoyable videos on the site. I hope you both work together on something again in the near future for DC.

Time Link to 00:47:17

This is just hilarious, but let me try out his thought process. The turn was a king. You did not raise the turn, so you do not have a king, or a hand that can beat a king. The river is also a king, which you still cannot have. So he 3 bets.

This is just hilarious, but let me try out his thought process. The turn was a king. You did not raise the turn, so you do not have a king, or a hand that can beat a king. The river is also a king, which you still cannot have. So he 3 bets.

This, although the only hand we're really beating that he'd make this kind of play with would be aces, right? Is he really going to 3! with JJ or AQ, which are really the same here as AA (but different in his mind, because, hey, they're aces).