Insane Texas Action! Massive Double-Board Bomb Pot Cooler @ The Lodge + Trip Results Vlog #83
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Hey, I'm Wayne aka donkfishpoker and I typically play live small stakes PLO. I'm going to be taking some shots at bigger games and traveling to play poker. Comment below if you know of a good PLO game I can go to.
Thanks for the video. Why did you fold KKJT on the turn? You have up to 17 outs to the nuts if villain has 86 which he mostly has. And on top you get better odds because of more people calling potentially
I love your channel but that fold doesn't make any sense. I really have to play PLO in the USA asap 🤣
I put him on 86 and preferred to pick another spot although I know the odds support shoving there. If I’m getting the money in behind I prefer to do it on the flop where I have 2 cards to draw to.
@@DonkFishPoker this is a huge punt to fold. You shouldn't be justifying folding by saying your "getting the money in behind" with 1 card to come. Putting villain squarely on 86 here, you have like 40% equity, let alone the scenarios (albeit few) where villain is shoving worse for value. PLO is not a game of picking another spot, it's a game of math and picking the most +EV spot, and this scenario is massively +EV to stack off
@@wynz7810 you’re right, well said. I admittedly sometimes fold when I believe I’m beat without thinking too much about the math but definitely noted moving forward. Thanks for the feedback
Results oriented.
It was great finally meeting you, now to watch this episode+
Great meeting you as well man, until next time
3:32, you had an amazing start there, All you needed to do was get one diamond on the river on any of those boards then pot it lol
Having a flush draw on both boards with the same suit is strong but not as strong as it appears
Insane fold @3:58. So many cards can give you the nuts on both boards
True but a lot of my outs are dead and someone with a Q high flush draw has me in bad shape. Obviously if I have the nut flush draw there it’s a no brainer to go with it
Yup I jam
@@DonkFishPoker definitely understand. It must’ve been just a gut feeling that you were behind I get that a lot. But like close2broke says you can’t be scared of monsters under the bed lol multiple straight draws to go with the diamonds plus back door possibilities and the Qd could’ve been already folded so if a diamond hits youre golden. I would’ve put my opponent on a hand like AKKJ or J10K x something like that seems likely on this board and the action .
@@ProdigysProgressives yeah I agree with his rationale. The equities run so close in plo that’s it’s even worse of a situation to get your money in bad in this game. I think that draw looked better than it was with all of the dead cards.
Love your vlog, seems like you was playing scary that day. Folding the winning hand.
I would say I was playing passive as the game was hyper aggressive so there wasn’t much need for me to push the action. Which hand do you believe I folded the winner on?
Great playing. Very patient!
Patience is one of the keys in plo imo
Great video as always! Love watching/learning from you sir! Thanks for all you do!
Thanks Nick, I appreciate the support. Hope you’re doing well
Supporting to quality video and keep go on!
The KKJT fold is 100% incorrect I was stunned when you folded. You are drawing to the stone nuts either way for your double gutter and the effective nuts with top full, and still one out for the stone nut four of a kind. That’s 100% a hand you have to felt because in the long run you print against any hand, not to mention it’s a complete disaster if you folded to a turned set of 9’s, an over played set of 7’s, lower set +T8, or even two pair open ended like K98T. You just have to call it off there.
You and many other viewers agree with this. Your rationale makes sense. The guy only showed down the nuts all day but even with that the math says go with it. Thanks for the feedback.
I'm in shock he folded. drawing to nut boat/quads and double gutter.. plus the hands he maybe ahead of.
Dude. That’s crazy you met Duncan. I’ve known him for a long time. He is a nice person. He is a really good player
He is a really cool guy. I’m definitely glad I got to hang out with him a bit.
Good vid Wayne. I too fold the kings there very begrudgingly. They always have the straight and not enough pot odds to call hoping for a paired board on the river.
Thanks Graham, I was hoping to check raise the flop but they didn’t take the bait haha
It’s not just KKxx though he’s got a double gutter to the nuts on either end and when you factor in random overplayed lower sets, or sets+gutter/open Enders, or a random two pair blast off you just have to call. You’re literally printing cash in that situation over the long run, even against the 86 nut straight you getting the correct pot odds to be +ev, you just have to get it in there
How do you not scoop both on the double board bomb pot if you call with JJ? Winning hand was A663 right?
He made the nut flush on the top board
Lets go second shoutout from you thx!!!
You got it man, how’s your trip going?
@@DonkFishPoker up 6k, in like 160h, not great but lost big pot at the starts.
@@theFORTINca I know the feeling, a couple big pots can really change that hourly. A win is a win, you are really putting in those hours, good luck the rest of the way man
That’s a really good fold in the first bomb pot hand.
I just got to the KKJT hand though 😢, why did you fold? He literally can show you 86 and you still absolutely print money by calling.
You are in the majority with that opinion. I just thought I was beat and folded but I should have factored in the math. Thanks for the feedback Mitchell!
You should fall in love with double suited hands like A963 because even though you have ace high of one suit, your other suit is garbage and hard to make a straight out of those also
It’s definitely a bit wider than I’d normally call with in that spot but the game was also much more aggressive than others I’ve played in so I adjusted accordingly. Thanks for the feedback Stephen
Why didn't you repot with the AA64 hand?
I guess having the dealer turn my card over threw me off a bit but the math definitely says 3 bet there
AA64 when you should have gotten a suited jack was perfect to back 3-bet most of your stack.
I let the dealer flipping a card over affect me a bit but I agree with you there.
Cant control the size of your swings but at least it was in the right direction. Good job!
Well said, thanks Monty
Some of these folds are making my heart hurt frfr
Others agree with that
You play conservatively enough that you would actually do better to play the bigger PLO games in other areas. If you’re short buying looking for certain Spots fine, but you could do way more damage playing the 2500-5000 game in Maryland imo
I agree and I’m looking to travel to different locations, Maryland included. I’ve never played 5 card so it would be fun.
K J 10 9 as Q 10 8 3 could easily be drawing thin or dead against a set while the nut wrap is very alive, possibly flipping against even a set provided the opponent doesn't have card removal to the straight
Yeah I also prefer the KJT9, easier to play imo
Can you comment on why you only called pre with both KKJTss and KKQJss? I know you were oop in both hands but for me, those would still be automatic 3bets, especially in a loose agressive game. Maybe just a call if a super tight player raised. Also, that AAK4ss hand from UTG would've been a perfect spot to min raise :)
I know just flatting isn’t the standard or GTO play but Texas plo games are crazy loose so while there is a point to be made to get more money in against inferior hands there is also a point of waiting until the flop where you can have more of an edge. Bloating the pots especially OOP will become troublesome in multi-way pots as you will often get outdrawn with all of these other players. I’d rather push larger edges not minuscule preflop ones.
Great question, thanks for the feedback!
@@DonkFishPoker Kinda knew that was the reasoning but decided to ask anyway :) It's ofc better to just call if you know the table is full of stations. I don't have much experience playing live PLO but I imagine that is pretty common in live games? Not that common in the games I play online but maybe I need to start doing more of that against some specific lineups as well. PLO is primarily a flop game after all. Thanks for the fast and thorough answer!
@@kakerandelin it’s extremely common in live plo to have calling stations. You’re 100% correct, plo is a post flop game. The edges preflop are minimal at best whereas you can push huge advantages post flop.
You’re welcome, thanks for the support and good luck at the tables!
Re: QJT9 vs QT83 - Since there is no flush draw on the flop, I'll take the wrap with QJT9. If there is a flush draw, I want the QT83 so I have the potential to boat up.
I agree with that although sometimes it’s easier playing the wrap as you know you have outs to the nuts whereas you can be drawing dead with top 2 pair
Heckuva good fold with JJ on that first hand in the VLOG (double board bomb pot).
On the AA hand where you flopped AKK (no preflop raise), I actually think that slowplaying is not the way to do it. In hold em, that's a slow play for sure because a free card Q,J, or T could make someone a Broadway straight and get you action. In Omaha, a Queen, jack, or Ten on turn won't get you any action. IMO, the better play is to bet and hope that 1 guy (but not 2 guys) has a King. If two guys have a King and they both call and they are both reasonable players, they will smell out that someone has AA if there is betting on the turn
If the flop was A22 and you had AA, there is a stronger case for slowplaying against a large field. Now, you are hoping that whatever comes off on the turn (say a 7) gives someone 7's full. 7's full is not a great hand on a AKK7 board but is a very good hand on a A722 board. The other problem with slowplaying on a AKK flop is that when you do come to life on the turn, it becomes more obvious that you have a monster. Just betting out on the flop (especially when there has been no preflop raise by you) may disguise your monster hand.
Maybe I am not explaining my thoughts very well but the bottom line is that a slowplay is good only if the slowplay has a chance of giving someone a strong second best hand and that is unlikely on a AKK flop but more likely on a A22 flop.
You explained it very well and I agree. Slowplaying in plo is generally not a great idea but I’m glad it worked out in this case. I think I was short enough that most players are going to begrudgingly call on the turn despite believing they are beat.
Thanks for the feedback Sudhir, much appreciated man!
Don't worry guys, I joined a gym and will be getting swoll in no time!
Oh dam
Just do laps around the poker table whenever you’re not in a hand
The dealer misdeal so sick, but yeknow we're all human and make mistakes
I was a bit upset in the moment but shortly after I was joking around with the dealer about it. You’re exactly right Skyler, well said!
Why didn’t u back squeeze with AA64s? So much dead money
Getting my card flipped over threw me off a bit but I know that’s the proper play. It’s usually what I’d do in that situation but just didn’t pull the trigger on it.
Nice play my friend, a little bit to tight, but really good folds 😊
Agreed, maybe a bit too tight. Thanks for the feedback Jozsef and good luck at the tables man!
@@DonkFishPoker I've learned that you have to be a touch tight on the DBBP hands. See what happened to the one opponent that flops nuts on one, turns nuts on the other and ends up with a Quarter. Just remember the one from Worlds in Vegas.......
@@300lbcanary2 you’re exactly right, I bet that one gave you nightmares huh? 😂
@@DonkFishPoker i would have loved to have gotten a quarter
I am a nlh player and seeing you fold so many sets is so frustrating🤣🤣
I can imagine, you see a set in hold em and you’re almost never folding haha. It’s obviously a different game and although it tighter than the average player it is correct to fold them in certain spots.
Texas crazy gamblers 🤣🤣🔥🔥🔥
Yes they are 😂
KKJT fold obvious error.
J954 too much equity to fold. Combo draw on two boards is extremely strong. Unless he specifically has Q high flush but that would be a cooler.
I would NOT slowplay AA on AKK. You do not block the king and therefore it is very likely you will get called. I would just exploitatively bet pot pot pot to get paid by trips that may fill up by the end. Easier to get paid that way than trying to check raise at some point. He probably had AK only reason you got paid.
You make great points. Definitely had to call with the KKJT and probably the J954. He probably just had a set on one board in that instance but maybe Q high flush.
Thanks for the feedback Nathaniel, much appreciated
dont think you should be folding top set with a double gutter on a rainbow board for 365 in a big pot.
Most of the viewers agree with you on that lol
Feel like fold @ 4:00 was nitty
It was close imo, as I mentioned I would have went with it if I had the nut flush draw. Thanks for the feedback!
Folding top set and a double gutter to the nuts is a straight pot odds error. It was 365 to win 1k ish? Final pot would be roughly 1400 and your investment is 365. It for example he has nuts with no blockers, 8622 let’s pretend, you have 17 outs all are the nuts. Of the remaining 40 cards 23 are his and 17 are yours. Which gives you exactly 42.5% equity. You can actually call a pot size bet here, and you have much less than pot left
It’s a super plus ev call…
Every other hand I think you played perfectly
I’m sure some of my outs are dead and I just wanted to pick a better spot but I see your point. I’m admittedly more of a feel player but I know in situations like this I have to use the math to help my decision. Thanks again for the feedback Michael, much appreciated.
Did you do any homework before going to Texas?? I'd have watched a bunch of Fireman Scott videos if it were me and for one simple reason: to get a feel for JUST HOW BAD Texas plo players REALLY ARE!!! To say they play like they're playing hold em with 4 cards is a big understatement!!
I used my personal experience playing there and well as what others have told me to adjust my play a bit to the crazy loose action that I expected to see and they played exactly as others described haha.
Brad Owen woulda have jammed all in 2k with a set of jacks and drawing dead on the other board lol
Jiggities for life 😂
Well you won that session so it’s really not much I can say but dam man you made some crazy folds .. too set of kings and you folded the turn cause you thought he had a straight.. correct fold but dam .. same with the sevens .. man .. my ass would’ve been broke
Discipline is one of the biggest keys to low limit live plo, usually when they bet they have it. You’ll get there, like anything else it takes time to develop.
bad folds he is too tight and nitty
Damn dealer costed u $
That was unfortunate but it happens.
9:35
KKJT fold is lol
first
🥇congrats!
Thanks for the comment n support!
AAK4, jammmmm. Good jam
Stop w limping. You’re driving me insane
First hand set of hacks. Good fold
Is that the first time you’ve ever agreed with one of my plays? 😂
@@DonkFishPoker I’m playing online now. Hey, I’m honest. That was a good fold for bomb pot
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