Full House Over Flush Over Straight! SEVEN Players FIGHT For All This Cash
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- Опубліковано 22 лют 2017
- The high stakes action ensues on Live at the Bike, as Doug contests a big pot against seven other players! It may seem nice to hit the nut straight on the turn, but the hand doesn't play itself like you might think. There are some tricky decisions in this hand, especially on a paired board with a possible flush! The river card is the ultimate action generator! What should these players do?
As always, Doug breaks down each street of action. Poker Hands is the show where Doug analyzes live poker hands from tv poker shows such as Poker After Dark, the World Series of Poker (WSOP), EPT (European Poker Tour), High Stakes Poker, the Aussie Millions, WPT (World Poker Tour) the Big One For One Drop, and the PCA (Pokerstars Carribean Adventure). He especially enjoys reviewing hands by popular high stakes pros like Viktor "Isildur" Blom, Ike Haxton, Dan Cates (Jungleman), Tom "Durrrr" Dwan, Phil Ivey, and OtB_RedBaron.
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WTF is this, Casino Royale?!
(:
Aleksandar Serafimovski the level of play is too high for this to be casino royale
it's even better ;)
Casino Royale... the straight would have ripped. Lol.
Aleksandar Serafimovski PokerStars
You got three options doug: You can call, bet, fold or flop a set.
TLDR; I had trips
juanda always has treeps!
Hey Doug do us all a favor and don't change a thing. Your channel is the best one out there, and I know that because I watch them all regularly. If the haters knew how much PERTINENT information you give in comparison they would thank you for it. I have several friends that are pros and they won't share anything about how they play even with their best friends. Just shows how much confidence you have in your own game. Thanks again for bringing us real analysis.
+Shaggysvideos2012 Thanks dude! Always glad to hear good feedback
Yeah I have to agree. His is the best analysis out there.
Totally agree. The insights are nuts in comparison to any other poker show and their "professional commentators". :D
Doug Polk Poker .Hello Doug, I saw a post where you talking about bit coin and I was wondering if you could give me some advice on things as how do you buy and how do you sell them and what's the big hype.Hows money earned owning some??? THANKS BRETT LOTT
Hey Doug, longtime watcher, first time poster here. Just wondering if you have ever considered calling these poker hand video's "Polker Hands". I just realized that you last name kind of resembles Poker, and just wanted you to know. Thanks, and I love the "Throwback Thursday" haircut, really appreciating the 2007 fohawk.
+Jacob Brooks you are going to fit in just fine here
you still answer these comments lolll
That is literally every single persons first thought. and therein lies the reason he didnt and will never do it.
I don't get why everyone thinks this. His name is Doug Bilzerian. How do you get Polk out of that? Maybe he should call it Pokerian Hands.
Doug Polk Poker Doug are you playing the main event this year?
16:03 That close up on Alec Torelli hahahhahaha
John Smith He seemed surpriced one guy had a flush and one a full house after all that action in a 7-way pot. lol
Excellent poker commentary, as usual, arguably the best poker commentator alive, one of the very few world class players to do commentary at all, let alone lay out his entire thought process and explain concepts in easy to understand manner, not to mention doing all that for free, or at least there's no fees for the viewers. Watching Doug Polk's videos beats reading any poker book for educational value and it's a lot more fun.
That jacket is +EV
William Kassouff: "how far is Hollywood from here"
Doug: "one seat to my right"
I was playing $2.50-$5 with Doug Polk. He crushed me. Then he said: "get up and go to the bank. Or, I take mastercard too." then he took my mastercard and just put it in his pocket. Then I woke up. Pretty confused...
Thats the second time I dream about Doug. oO
Sorry Doug, no more Polk Poker videos for me! Bye
+Humorhaft I'll see you tonight
LMFAOOOOOOOOOOO LOLLLLLLLL im crying doug wtfffffffff hahahahahaha
LMAO
Haha
@@DougPolkPoker 😂😭
Lol Torelli's face
Bloody ugly. Every day he looks like he has been to a funeral.
Lol sounds like you're a little jealous there Anne that he's a successful player and you're not LOL
Didn't mean it like that. good looking Guy . Wished he would smile a bit more like Doug
Lethal Bluff you're an idiot
@@lucasng4712 No u
One way to look at it is that in hindsight, Doug lost the minimum there, as there was zero chance that the set of sixes was folding on the turn. So his decision to slow play ended up being good in a way.
Thanks for all the great vids Doug. My game has improved exponentially since I started watching and applying some of the tips.
You're one of the few poker pros that can actually make me laugh with your video edits / jokes. Poker players tend to be cheesy when they attempt humor but you always get a chuckle out of me. +1 keep it up bro hope your channel grows to 300k subs
If this was Daniel Negraneu folding a straight it would have to be titled "OMG SOUL READ FROM DN, HOW DOES HE FOLD A STRAIGHT????"
This serious ?
You are a hater lol
@@gurjitdeol9972 a little maybe, lol. But not of DN. Just his silly fans that put up those dopey videos of what a mind reader he supposedly is.
Wtf is that Torelli face? lmao
I love great rare (cash) multi-way on the river hands to analyze! Great video!
Doug you HAVE to do this again. I really really enjoyed this POV.
Yo, Doug! Nice lay down, brother. I'm not sure I would have had the balls to both check (not raise) the turn AND THEN fold the river with what you had, but this is definitely a good hand to analyze with the double flush and boat draw vs. straight. Near perfect play from you on a hand that could have killed your stack. GG and keep up the vids. I'm quickly becoming a fan of yours. *I have a Q for you:* You obviously like to analyze hands... which poker player is your favorite to analyze?
Doug don't you think it's a little better to flat 54cc, 54hh and raise the non-FD combos if you wanted to played a mixed strategy.
+1, was thinking same thing
Peter O'Neill What if you wanted to flat more than 1/8 of the time though?
In the BB you could probably have the offsuit combos aswell. So I would flat the combos with a heart or a club and raise the ones without. Makes it a little less likely that someone has the draw and that it comes in.
@Troll Em' All - yup 54hh and 54cc are the best two combos to flat. After that we have another 10 combos with at least 1 heart or club that we can pick from to flat if we want more flats. 54dd and 54ss should be raises without question.
Great video. Thanks man!
LMAO at the doeboyfresh cut in! If you walked by the fees computer summer of 2008 then that song was 100% playing
Really insightful analysis. Thanks, heaps.
Great zoom-in on Torelli at the end lol
Damn dude. so good. I.love how you give legit strategy but are still pretty funny. Your editing skills are legit man. thanks for the vid
Might be the most interesting Polker Hands I've seen yet!
Thanks Doug, Very helpful!!
Hey. Your name is Doug Polk and you play and watch Poker. Ever though of calling this series Polker Hands?
EnglishWilly98
Over 100 people have already made this joke.
OH, hm. Good point
POLKER HANDS LOL
watch vanessa selbst's real top 5 moments :)
over 100? more like over 1000000000000000000
Great video, as always!
Quality evaluation, as always Dougie :)
what a insane hand. wasn't sure if the thumbnail was real.
thumbs up if you just like all of Doug's videos and leave nice comments in the hopes he gives you free polker coaching in return from the $0.003 value each UA-cam like equates to
would be nice to hear Fee's perspective on the hand - SB vs BB look at the end of the hand 😎😀. Congratulations for the things you do for the poker community WCG !
I like the conclusion you go with. Even if you fail a trap, don't chalk it up as a bad play/decision. good way to think about it, makes me think about how I play my hands. Learning something from you. I appreciate it.
This was a great analysis, congrats man
Great videos man. I'm an above average tournament player and I am learning a lot from your commentary. Thank you
doug, if u would descide to go for the rais line on the turn what kind of size would you think good agains a overbet like that?
love commentary on commentary...one of my favorite channels....keep it up....
Best analysis of any poker vlog.
That Doug guy from the stream looks a lot like you, Dan.
Nice jaket...Very badass :D
lol that 3 6 mafia snippet was the best
Haha. Alec was slack jawed. Thanks for the zoom.
good tip.. hard to fold those straights pre-river. I need to play them more aggressive to push people out of a hand that could turn on me.
Really liked your decision here to flat on 4th st, as it disguises the strength of your hand and a bet or raise won't fold out the stronger draws. It saves money in the end, while giving you nice potential for disguised risk free value on the river...Perhaps more of an old school approach as in a conservative PLO line?...I really dig the line Doug, nice 1...
I am preparing for my first ever "big" money poker tournament. The tips I have gotten from your videos have been golden. I've learned so much from you! Thank you very much!
I'm pumped!
Chad Carter did you make it pretty far?
Great vid!!
Sick hand. Always happy to see my boy Fees take it down.
Can you explain the tip that you gave at the end of the video? I find it quite difficult to know when to raise whenever I know that I have the best cards, and when I do raise, everyone ends up folding.
Any body else love being all loosey goosey ....being on your phone and having a sandwich???
Yo Doug, I've been enjoying watching you for awhile, but this video - incredible!!
Really learned something today (like that gutter fold, because 2 of your outs will make the flush. Haven't thought about it before..).
Well done!
That was a damn good play by Doug on turn and river
What do you guys think about raising the 54s that blocks the flush to get value from boat draws, and then call with 54s that doesn't block the flush draws so the draws can get a chance to semi bluff?
Every time you say "What's up guys? Doug Polk, here." I only hear the auto-tune. :D
When deciding which straights to call or raise with on the turn, why not choose to mostly call with the ones that block flush draws and raise the ones that don't?
especially cool points about why you like just calling on the turn thanks
Let's go doug, make my day woop woop
Nice Doug, rocking the David Benyamine look.
whatlez lol
What a hand. I love the way Fee played it. Now I might watch his modules. j/k!
Why didn't i watch this before i played cash yesterday? Flopped nuts straight. Im being bet into by middle position. Small blind is calling turn is a blank but puts two spades up. Middle pos bets i raise, small blind raises to 200. Middle folds i tank and call. River is a spade. Started off with 1k. SB jams i think for a bit and call. SB had A2 spades. Trapper gets trapped! I go on tilt, recognized it as I'm pulling out another buy in, and leave. I grumble to myself as i go and buy a six pack of beer. Then after a few I'm happy!
Similar spot in that Lex/Reynolds/Tony G hand where Will flats behind with the nuts to induce action from Tony G
Doug should have raised the turn 100% of the time. SO many draws out there that beat you by the river and you want to get max value.
I thought so as well, but I'm not sure. I think it might be possible to come up with some sort of analytical answer. You're probably facing some combination of trips, flush and straight draws. How often do each of those holdings fold and how often do you beat them if they stick around? Maybe somebody will stop by that feels like putting pencil to paper to come up with some sort of quantitative answer.
5 people still in the hand... value betting might not work out so well
LOL AT ALECs FACE 16:00
I see you playing with the beast allec i wonder if this after or before the famous allec hand
really nice jacket Doug
Hey Doug, love your videos! Just wanted to know what typr of mic is that your using? would love to get a reply. From an avid subscriber from the Philippines! Keep up the awesome job!
intresting hand thx man
Where is the hole cam? I don't see it anywhere.
A Jam on the river kinda looks like Q7, is there any chance a ‘bluff’ on the river gets the nut flush and a smaller boat to fold?
Very nice play and what a crazy hand.....
great fold sir !!! much respect from belgium
you mention we could have 54s and 54o from the big blind here... is 54o really a hand we should be defending the bb with? what hands in cash games are marginal yet acceptable defends in the bb when we close the action?
"It's results oriented, but still." 😂
Doug, can you analyze the hand where you opened 56 off UTG, and then bluffed the river and got called off by A9? I checked your UTG opening chart on upswing poker and it didn't include 5 6 off so I was wondering what you were thingking. Thanks.
This is a sick funny hand, like pretty much every hand at the micros
Lmao 10:15 cards aside, I would HATE a *Gutshot to the Nuts* 😂😂😂
Doug, do you ever get down here to the Hard Rock Hollywood in Ft. Lauderdale? I would love to meet you. Cheers from the Sunshine State!
What's the right play on the flop if you're the SB, you hit the nut straight, you raised preflop, two people called behind you?
I really like your videos and your thinking process obv but in this situation I don't think you have to balance your calling range on the turn in a multiway pot and super drawy board.(supposed to be with 1 or 2 fish players on the table) Will you call on the turn 100% of the times?
haha love the way your head moves while talking.
On the turn, should you call with your 5/4 more often if you have a heart and/or club, and raise without maybe?
lol you what
What is Mike handling with his chips around ? :-))
Doug , just a simple suggestion. Maybe you could let the hand play till its done then u input ur thoughts/analysis. Makes for much smoother viewing
Hey, Doug, would you ever bluff against Fee in this spot? Maybe something like A7 of clubs? or 75 of clubs? What would a good strategy look like? Or could we always call here?
What did you order at the back? Look delicious to me.
so different styles from torelli phenomenical but so close i believe...you are both very good thinkers...
Hey +Doug Polk Poker I have a question:
Do you think it is better to find a poker style that you are comfortable with such as a loose agro player or a nit or maybe something like for example: a player that likes to build a table image of never bluffing and then randomly throw out bluffs so that he has less likely hood of getting called(me)? Or is it better to not really have any "style" and try to be as unpredictable as possible so as to not give off any tells, and keep your opponent guessing so that they are never in a position where they say something like "oh he raised me x on the turn" and then immediately fold.
Would it be the best to balance your range to call with 54 of clubs and hearts and raise all other 54 combinations?
what does that mean when he says "He has better equity" referring to the A5. 1:52
which one is hardest to fold？ A high flush with no pair board vs straight flush ，set over set ，quad over quad ，Stright flush over straight flush （two cards required for both）
Kind of splitting hairs, but...
Straight flush over straight flush. Nobody is ever folding in a zillion simulations. Nobody. The lower end loses his stack every time (and hopefully there’s a bad beat jackpot coming for him).
Quads over Quads? It would take a mind reader to fold there - if you fold quads you should just never be allowed in any card game including Uno for the rest of your life.
High end of the flush fold to a possible straight flush? If you fold to a “possible” straight flush, you are probably the type who’s afraid of being bitten by a “possible” unicorn. You just lose and reload or go home.
Set over set? I’ve never been able to do it, but I’ve seen it done and it seems much more possible. If you ever see a straight flush, quads or a nut flush fold on an unpaired board please post that person’s name and favorite card room?
D Coriginal thanks for answer！Your ansewr is very useful to me . And May I ask you one more question ？ Which situation has less odd？ first one ：5 players All in pre flop AA KK QQ JJ and tt . then they see 5 cards from dealer AKQTJ O，and they spilt the pot. The second one ，one hand straight flush over straight flush over quad over quad over top Fullhouse .
that torelli zoomin XD lul
Alec at the end, LMAO!
Polkography
btw this hand analysis is pretty nice
softplay with 54 with no f/d is nice too
if someone did play PLO they would understand that even more deeply
peas
Your advice is always "sometimes you're good and sometimes you're not", "maybe you'll have the best hand and maybe you won't" or "either option is okay with me".
I know , right?! I’m surprised not many people have picked up that there is no “ correct” way to play poker. At the end of the day, whoever gets the chips is the winner regardless of how they play.
sometimes when you're playing a big hand with your buddy Ryan you decide not to raise his turn bet, even though you have the nuts!
Is it a reasonable strategy to decide, when facing the SB's overbet turn lead into six other players, to flat hands that have a club or heart and raise hands that don't? The logic being that it's less likely for our opponents to have nutted or combo draws that can suck out on us when we're likely to go multiway to the river owning to having blockers to either flush draw.
On the other hand, when we DON'T have a club or a heart in our hand, our opponents can have every combo of heart + club draw and raising allows us to get more value + protection from hands that have a fair chunk of equity against us. Therefore, wouldn't the best possible hand to be taking the flat vs Fee with not be 54 with the five of clubs and the four of hearts, or vice versa?
Can we talk about the HUGE shrimp cocktail that was wheeled up behind Doug at the 6:00 mark?
I think Doug should have raised the nuts on the turn. trapping it makes sense on the river when there is no value in denaying equity, but in this exact spot raising was better, considering the amount of players still in the hand, and the small spr of Mike .and Max
you really wanna stack off with the nuts, and raising will accomplish that a lot of the times, while denaying equity of some players.
Polk's advice is for the set of 6s to raise big to "thin the field" but for me personally, and I know this could be considered a bad play. I sometimes like to play it weak here full and well knowing that if I miss and flush gets there, I can fold and save a lot of chips by a hand that is calling anyway OR also a straight that is on the board that given the fact it was 7 handed pre-flop and a lot 54. I prefer to play it weak and let the river come. If the board pairs AND is suited, I make a LOT more money and take NO gamble. If I DONT hit, I can fold and save chips. To do this play though you have to have a good read on your opponents. Ive done this play about 5x and won HUGE stacks 3 out of 5 when board paired, (once a guy just bluffed all in since I checked turn). One time i FOLDED on the river, 2 other guys in the hand and my hand was beat if I had called.
So much turn action, it's hard to believe it wasn't orchestrated! >__
uhhh... and the river card..
honestly
it makes you wonder...
just wow
Hey dougie, please do a video on the poker scene from Justin Timberlake's movie "In Time" thanks doug love ya