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It happens more on ggpoker

The limp was definitely a little optimistic lol. But the 3 bet sizing is absolutely not faceup. This is a pretty standard play in these situations because you should also do this with weaker hands as you can potentially get away for pay jumps in some scenarios.

Higher stakes = smaller size field

Hey thanks for watching! The deal is given out in proportion to your stack size. So taking a deal when you’re short stack is actually a terrible idea!

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He started with $60k

Haha where does this $60k number come from. And it depends because GG poker was the last site I actually played on. I played mainly on party poker, stars and some other smaller sites before GG. So i’m not sure if you’re referring specifically to GG or you mean when I started?

7.5k$ bounty its a joke for u?)

Got to take chances in tournaments and felt it was a good spot to double up. If we hold here and i got a full double and go onto cash then ppl would say it’s a good play but we lose and ppl say should jam🤷‍♂️ But shove is the gto play here for sure and maybe you’re right I should have just shoved:)

Yeah U made the more risky play but sometimes U get tricked into trapping the hand by GG then lose because of the trap (being the short stack) ​@@SprasesAces

​@@Dekcerw hope you know this is complete nonsense and just in your head. He made the right play and had a great chance to double. Sometimes the right play doesn't have the best outcome.

Felt like it was a very good opportunity to double up. Population generally calls off a little tighter than they should + this was very close to late reg closiny and opponent should shove v loose meaning we have a very good opportunity to double our stack with A10

Because he would fold. He didn't want him to fold. This should be obvious.

you can get a 60/40 chance to win 100% of your stack when trap him with your limp. Or you can win easily 20% of your Stack without any risk…🤷🏼‍♂️

gto balances on a knifes edge. 3-4% means alot

The answer would be implied odds. Often you don’t need direct odds to continue with strong draws. This is due to the equity gained from the outcome of hitting your draw. Essentially, if you hit your draw you will often over realise your equity and so you don’t need direct odds to call. The same also applies in reverse. For example, if you have a hand with very low future potential for improvement then often you should over fold due to the low chance of improvement and the fact that you will often get bluffed off your hand, even if you have direct odds to call. Also, where does this 3/4% derive from?

Yeh that’s the plan😂

Given the stack dynamics both button and SB can shove much wider and so in theory it should always be a call

@SprasesAces fair enough. Myself I'd pick a better spot but then again I'm no pro. I've never played at that level. You probably make more money than me in a session than I make in a year.

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Yeh nice change🤣

Love that🙏

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@SprasesAces man it makes such a big difference I won the 21 dollar hyper bounty on GG few weeks back only guy on the ft I didn't knock out had 57 something on his head it was on a Monday morning NZ time prize pool was 27 28k I made 35 hundred and change coming first 😅. Nothing better then a bounty Torny when running God mode is activated 🤣

Really happy to hear that😁 I have a new coaching website coming out in 2025 also🙏

@SprasesAces Lesssssss goooooooo

Easy work

Exactly what i’ve been doing😊

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Thanks for always watching!

Just a little 2 month break😁😁