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Poker Video: No Limit Hold'Em by WiltOnTilt (Micro/Small Stakes)

Time Link to 01:09:20

Right table AA

Do you think that there may be some value in betting less on the turn? If for instance he has 77-99 and the T comes on the turn. He may think that you still may have AK and look you up when you bet weak like 40-45. You may still easily bet the rest on the river when called.

Right table AA

Do you think that there may be some value in betting less on the turn? If for instance he has 77-99 and the T comes on the turn. He may think that you still may have AK and look you up when you bet weak like 40-45. You may still easily bet the rest on the river when called.

yea i think betting a bit smaller than we did is reasonable. Its been a while since I did the video, but the guy seemed like a big fish right? i'm not necessarily convinced he's folding 77-99 all that often on the turn anyway, but betting a little smaller can't really hurt as we've got so much of our stack in there aren't many cards where we are giving up on the river (6s prob about it)

great video guys!

I'm curious, that last hand. With the AA, could we get him to call another street if he has 2 over cards or a pocket pair? Instead of betting 66, could we bet closer to 40 and get him to peel another card? I would think that would set up stacks nicely to ship the river if he hits one of those over cards. Or decides to look us up with a pocket pair, since the turn bet looks slightly weaker.

great video guys!

I'm curious, that last hand. With the AA, could we get him to call another street if he has 2 over cards or a pocket pair? Instead of betting 66, could we bet closer to 40 and get him to peel another card? I would think that would set up stacks nicely to ship the river if he hits one of those over cards. Or decides to look us up with a pocket pair, since the turn bet looks slightly weaker.

Hi dave, sorry it took me a while to get to this question. You can always PM me btw.

Yea, it wouldn't be too bad to bet smaller, but just remember we are playing against a pretty bad player and being able to maximize against the times he has a pair and just wont fold for any bet is usually the best approach.

That said if you had some reason that he would almost always fold a hand like AJ for 66 but always call it for 40, then certainly go ahead and bet smaller. Just make sure you have good reasoning for it.