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You put in the block bet with intention to call a raise. Most people raise a block bet because they see it as weakness. Everything was pretty standard in the hand. Just a cooler. The only thing I could have seen done differently is to 3x raise the flop. But Patrik might have floated that raise and AA would have lost a lot more.
@@olivierauberger When Patrik bets the flop, he’s repping AQ, KQ and sometime QJ or even QT. When the 8 hits the turn, it’s actually less likely he has an 8. The 7 on the river is irrelevant. You can discount QQ too because if he had QQ there would be more preflop action. I guess he could have the one combo of 88 or one combo of 77, but how likely is that? If you’re folding AA on the river in that spot to a single raise, I say you’re over folding.
Tbh Patrik knows he can outplay all these guys most of the time without looking at his cards. Yeah it was a nasty suckout, but with his reputation a lot of the time he doesn't even need to hit 2p/trips to win pots against these guys. With all due respect, obviously.
I doubt anyone at that table even knows who Antonius is. I used to rail him when he played under allthegirls and a few other handles. He was a legend even before people knew his real name they only knew his handle online. He plays different now, he's not as fearless, maybe just getting old. I'm not sure. But I have seen Antonius make sick sick sick calls and he can insta fold second nuts hes still a top player but he's no longer that ruthless motherfucker who will put you to the test, to break you. I miss that player. I do love to watch him play, reminds me of better days in my life.
@@Mike-qo4kp the game changed, there is too much info out there right now (trainingsites). even the great ivey is just a fucking nit now, same with durrrr, wouldnt say durrrs a nit, but running over players, dominating them, its just not possible anymore. (obv in rec player only lineup they can be the old ivey and old durr) but in lineup with other pros, they cant run them over or bully them anymore
@@Mike-qo4kp yeah poker is the same like 10 years ago.... so how come nit ivey has like a 20vpip? how come durrrr isnt "durrrring" villains anymore?? maybe on your live 2/2 game in your regular small town casino you dont feel the change.
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I mean the river Donk is way worse. I’ve no idea what he’s trying to accomplish with that. He’s still going to have some T9/65 BS to make it worth calling, but he could’ve saved a ton of money by checking and calling like $15k-$20k.
I don't think it was a blocker bet. AA on that board in a 3bet pot preflop is the best hand a large portion of the time. He was going for thin value but talked himself into a bad call.
Patrik is one of the best players in the world. But face it, this was a hand that if you are I played, the commentators would have been screaming that this was a loose play and indicative of an amateur. He got very lucky and that’s all. Nothing to see here other than watching Lady Luck.
You sure? Amateurs are probably under defending their straddles, and more likely to fold 83o. Patrick knows he has a massive edge on this amateur, that and more importantly position. He defends his straddle in position, raises small OTF against a blind bet. You get tons of info from this play, he's usually getting a free river card unimproved on turn. Yes, turn and river were lucky, but there is strategical information to be gleaned from his line.
The guy raised only to 2.5x the straddle out of position which is simply too little. Out of position it should really be 4x straddle or 1.6k then you really discourage people taking a flop with garbage. Only had himself to blame there.
@@SenselessApprentice I understand the strategy you are discussing. The owner of the pocket Aces has to worry if Patrick has a strong hand when there is a raise on the flop. That turn card was lucky as hell and I wonder how Patrik would have played his hand on the turn if he didn’t get that second 8. The way the BB with the Aces played his hand tells me he wasn’t going to fold at all.
I really dislike batman and wish him a bad poker career, I love how he justifies his needling card for being an amateur, so that makes it right to fuck with people when they lose
I mean… isn’t the point of the blocker bet to fold to a reraise???? I’ve seen 2 clips of this batman guy and he has punted away like 350k in those 2 hands… other one was against persson
@@cameronandrew1853 lol it was a rhetorical question. And the only reason the hand made it on stream and was entertaining is because Patrick cracked Aces with his rags. Way more often than not, that hand isn’t getting past a flop.
Love how a random poker player is trying to outplay a poker God lol, you should just walk away if you see any of them at a table. Can't believe how lucky they are, Patrik calls a raise with 83 and hits a full house. I would have definitely raised all in on the flop and then run it twice and lose both somehow to Patrik.
Professional poker player and he call's a preflop raise of a $1,000 with 8-3 off suite,Patrik should know better,that's playing BINGO at a poker table. Then raises $3,000 bet with only 8's, I expect this shit from a very low level player. I fucking HATE bingo playing. The turn is why,they always get so fucking lucky and ruins a great hand. I wonder if Batman re-raised him to $20,000 before the turn,would Patrik of called.
Terrible play on the river. Check (sigh)call is better than bet raise fold is better than bet raise call. Check call is pure bluff catch. Bet raise fold is just “testing the waters" like some beginners like to reason. Bet raise call is just pure stubbornness - there are no bluffs here. Don't expect any check fold here unless it's someone who has played with Patrick a lot and is a world class player.
What a fish!..Why do people massively overplay AAs and act like it cannot be beaten? What hand was he targeting with that 10k lead on the river, and then he calls it off? Please send me a game invite
I think the river call is a difficult one to make, but Patrick could easily have T9 or another type of straight draw that missed. He is forced to bet on the river to win. I think the rather bigger mistake was not re-raising on the flop. In my opinion, in this particular situation, re-raising on the flop is automatic. If you don't re-raise with AA in that spot, then you do not have enough value in your reraise range to ever re-raise on that flop as bluff.
@@pierrearr that would be a losing play. Villain could then raise you with any type of hand that he wants to see a river card for free because you will then check to villain on pretty much every turn card and villain can check if he doesn't improve. Besides, this woupd violate the basic theory of poker which says that you should put money in the pot when you are likely ahead and check/fold when you are behind. In this case, where both you and your opponent have relatively weak ranges, You being in late position and your opponent being in the blind, you must play the top of your range strongly. Pocket aces is very strong on that flop but gets weaker as more cards roll off. There's no reason to slow play
@@JacobGluckBut you must also have a calling range on the flop so how do you balance your calling range if you're always going to 3bet the top of your range?
@@JacobGluck It's not a balanced strategy if you never have the top of your range when calling though. That would be exploitable. Anyone with such face up strategy would be destroyed after a big sample against a good pro.
Why are some people hating on Batman in the comments? He seems like a nice guy having fun playing poker with his yellow cards. It's Erik who's full of venom and hate with his cussing and swearing in the other video.
The call is still a good one. In MrDrBatman's eyes, Patrick would play the same way with any open ended (56; 69; 9T). that's 48 combos. He might even raise the river with a low Q to get MrDrBatman off a higher Q or an over pair (which he actually had). So if we add any Q6 or lower, that adds 30 combos. So with 78+ combos that he beats (Patrick can do this with air too sometimes) and only loses to 180 combos that have a 7 or 8 (do the math yourself), he is just about priced in.
Respectfully disagree PA would bluff with Q low kicker and specifically target a higher Q. Also remember as the preflop 3 better he had a lot less 7s and 8s than batman. That also reduces the chance he was bluffing significantly, especially raising twice on flop and river.
Thats what makes the pros the pros. They can take 83 offsuit up against pocket aces by calling off raises with it preflop and just make a boat. Calling raises with 14% equity? Wish I could play that good.
@@JimmyRingz Why don't you explain it smart guy? Explain how calling a raise from the blinds with 83o is GTO or in any way +EV. Polk talks about this all the time. Just because he made a boat here and cracked aces doesn't mean it's good or has anything to do with "the big picture" The big picture is that he played bad and got lucky. Full stop.
What a dumb river lead out. Check maybe patrik bombs river for full pot and you call, maybe he only bets half/75 pot and you call still lose. You still lose less than betting/calling huge raise.
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Patrik is one of the best cash game players in the history of poker. Across multiple games, not just NL. This is easy work for him.
He lost
@@vincentchuvc how much after the session was done? What did he start with?
@@throwinfitz1144 started 140k. Finished 135k down
@@vincentchuvc so he walked off the table with 5k left?
@@throwinfitz1144 he reloaded
Antonius should have offered MrDrBatman a needle card:"Sorry Bout Your Loss".😂
Here comes the blocker bet¡¡¡
Instacalls the raise! Didnt block nothing there... 🤣
How can you pay that river raise? Patrick has showed nothing but strength.
You put in the block bet with intention to call a raise. Most people raise a block bet because they see it as weakness. Everything was pretty standard in the hand. Just a cooler.
The only thing I could have seen done differently is to 3x raise the flop. But Patrik might have floated that raise and AA would have lost a lot more.
@@jolaz69 What do you beat?
@@olivierauberger When Patrik bets the flop, he’s repping AQ, KQ and sometime QJ or even QT. When the 8 hits the turn, it’s actually less likely he has an 8. The 7 on the river is irrelevant. You can discount QQ too because if he had QQ there would be more preflop action. I guess he could have the one combo of 88 or one combo of 77, but how likely is that? If you’re folding AA on the river in that spot to a single raise, I say you’re over folding.
Patrick looks sick like he's tweaked out
When you hot you hot, 83 great starting hand! Better than 72 lol.
never do what ?
Deez nutz full house
QQ is the nut full house
Actually the nuts would have been four 8s right?
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Tbh Patrik knows he can outplay all these guys most of the time without looking at his cards. Yeah it was a nasty suckout, but with his reputation a lot of the time he doesn't even need to hit 2p/trips to win pots against these guys. With all due respect, obviously.
yeah because they will just fold toppairs or even better when PA fires rivers with air. you make value by having hands, not by bluffing.
I doubt anyone at that table even knows who Antonius is. I used to rail him when he played under allthegirls and a few other handles. He was a legend even before people knew his real name they only knew his handle online. He plays different now, he's not as fearless, maybe just getting old. I'm not sure. But I have seen Antonius make sick sick sick calls and he can insta fold second nuts hes still a top player but he's no longer that ruthless motherfucker who will put you to the test, to break you. I miss that player.
I do love to watch him play, reminds me of better days in my life.
@@Mike-qo4kp the game changed, there is too much info out there right now (trainingsites). even the great ivey is just a fucking nit now, same with durrrr, wouldnt say durrrs a nit, but running over players, dominating them, its just not possible anymore. (obv in rec player only lineup they can be the old ivey and old durr) but in lineup with other pros, they cant run them over or bully them anymore
@@nerdheid7306 bullshit you may have a few more tough players but it's still the same game. The idiots love to gamble
@@Mike-qo4kp yeah poker is the same like 10 years ago....
so how come nit ivey has like a 20vpip? how come durrrr isnt "durrrring" villains anymore??
maybe on your live 2/2 game in your regular small town casino you dont feel the change.
Dr bat man sucks lmao
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We need Eric and Tony G at the same table
I could be wrong but I think Tony G mellowed out a lot. Prime Tony G though fugettaboutit
Those aces can really alter the mind sometimes, horrific call with the board and the raise river
Nah bad river bet, but if you fold that you are folding to much. Pros will always bet.
@@mrhumble2937 Bet raise fold makes more sense here. Check you get jammed on
I will just do a check and fold depends on size. What patrick raise on flop? Only Q?
I mean the river Donk is way worse. I’ve no idea what he’s trying to accomplish with that.
He’s still going to have some T9/65 BS to make it worth calling, but he could’ve saved a ton of money by checking and calling like $15k-$20k.
@@chickenj90 so Patrik raises to $39k over a $10k block bet but he jams against a check? That doesn’t make any sense
ERA slightly over 9. 😂 DGAF quickly becoming my favorite poker commentator. Also Patrick is as cold as a Wim Hof bath as usual.
He is the only commentator other than Bart that are actually good on this show
can you explain ?
I agree with commentator. I think there is no such thing as a ‘blocker bet’ vs a very good player
Would have been a genius play if he had pocket queens
@@OshawaStateOfMind ya but thats not a blocker, thats simulating a blocker to induce a bluff.
@@peterlohnes1 yeah but from your opponent it looks like a block bet
I don't think it was a blocker bet. AA on that board in a 3bet pot preflop is the best hand a large portion of the time. He was going for thin value but talked himself into a bad call.
Patrik is one of the best players in the world. But face it, this was a hand that if you are I played, the commentators would have been screaming that this was a loose play and indicative of an amateur. He got very lucky and that’s all. Nothing to see here other than watching Lady Luck.
100% agree
You sure? Amateurs are probably under defending their straddles, and more likely to fold 83o. Patrick knows he has a massive edge on this amateur, that and more importantly position. He defends his straddle in position, raises small OTF against a blind bet. You get tons of info from this play, he's usually getting a free river card unimproved on turn. Yes, turn and river were lucky, but there is strategical information to be gleaned from his line.
The guy raised only to 2.5x the straddle out of position which is simply too little. Out of position it should really be 4x straddle or 1.6k then you really discourage people taking a flop with garbage. Only had himself to blame there.
@@BenjtheStation Don’t disagree he should have raised more. It should have been at least $1,500 and it would have caused Patrik to pause a little.
@@SenselessApprentice I understand the strategy you are discussing. The owner of the pocket Aces has to worry if Patrick has a strong hand when there is a raise on the flop. That turn card was lucky as hell and I wonder how Patrik would have played his hand on the turn if he didn’t get that second 8. The way the BB with the Aces played his hand tells me he wasn’t going to fold at all.
That's sucks dude, I'd understand 8x suited connectors but that's rough.
Patrik’s thoughts “back in 2007? Yes please.”
I really dislike batman and wish him a bad poker career, I love how he justifies his needling card for being an amateur, so that makes it right to fuck with people when they lose
Professional or amateur, nothing you can do against someone who plays ATC poker and gets lucky. Just a bad spot is all.
Batman is use to that working on Eric when he's distracted by his latest ridiculous wardrobe choice.
So he called the raise on the flop cause (a) hes trapping, (b) he believes hes good. He saves himself $40,000 if he reraises right there.
Winning such a hand with 8,3o is pretty disgusting though...
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Weird title. I am pretty sure I would win if the board ran to give me top full house too
The $10k river block bet was brutal lmaooo
I mean… isn’t the point of the blocker bet to fold to a reraise???? I’ve seen 2 clips of this batman guy and he has punted away like 350k in those 2 hands… other one was against persson
@@marci-anna7101 often time, yes. But they are also used to induce a bluff
@@marci-anna7101 if the point of a blocker bet would always be to fold to a reraise then it would be a little too obvious lol
Who calls a $600 raise with 8 3 off a pure donkey
Patrick is a legend and his reputation precedes him. But why is he defending his BB with a hand as horrible as 38 off?? 🤔
its a stream he's just trying to show action and entertain the viewers!
@@cameronandrew1853 lol it was a rhetorical question. And the only reason the hand made it on stream and was entertaining is because Patrick cracked Aces with his rags. Way more often than not, that hand isn’t getting past a flop.
He probably thinks that he can outplay the opponent a good majority of the time and he would be correct in believing so
Iff you have confident and skills like like him and a position against avarage player you don't need a monster hand
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Is Batfgirl taken Garretts place ????
The title makes it sound like aces wins
Love how a random poker player is trying to outplay a poker God lol, you should just walk away if you see any of them at a table. Can't believe how lucky they are, Patrik calls a raise with 83 and hits a full house. I would have definitely raised all in on the flop and then run it twice and lose both somehow to Patrik.
Well anyone can beat him in a hand or session. Just long term you will get killed.
He didn't try to outplay. Just a normal pleb player sticky with aces.
rasing all in on the flop is atrocious
He’s so bad and doesn’t know it so bad
Professional poker player and he call's a preflop raise of a $1,000 with 8-3 off suite,Patrik should know better,that's playing BINGO at a poker table. Then raises $3,000 bet with only 8's, I expect this shit from a very low level player. I fucking HATE bingo playing. The turn is why,they always get so fucking lucky and ruins a great hand. I wonder if Batman re-raised him to $20,000 before the turn,would Patrik of called.
This has nothing to do with how legendary you are as a player, it´s called pure luck.
getting paid off has to do with your legend tho...since PA has a huge history of bluffing, he will get paid.
“Well... good board” you can tell
He hurt like a lil bish
Terrible play on the river. Check (sigh)call is better than bet raise fold is better than bet raise call. Check call is pure bluff catch. Bet raise fold is just “testing the waters" like some beginners like to reason. Bet raise call is just pure stubbornness - there are no bluffs here.
Don't expect any check fold here unless it's someone who has played with Patrick a lot and is a world class player.
I don't think it makes a difference. Patrick would have overbet the river anyway.
What a fish!..Why do people massively overplay AAs and act like it cannot be beaten? What hand was he targeting with that 10k lead on the river, and then he calls it off? Please send me a game invite
If I was at that table, I might fold aces on the flop against Patrik. I'm not trying to play against him lol
Real poker players dun care what you have . They only care about the winning hands.
Who checks aces???!!!
Lol. I liked it
never do what? re-raise 10k bet with AA on 8877Q board? lol
easy fold
I think the river call is a difficult one to make, but Patrick could easily have T9 or another type of straight draw that missed. He is forced to bet on the river to win. I think the rather bigger mistake was not re-raising on the flop. In my opinion, in this particular situation, re-raising on the flop is automatic. If you don't re-raise with AA in that spot, then you do not have enough value in your reraise range to ever re-raise on that flop as bluff.
Why would you need to have a 3bet range on that flop to begin with? Why not just play your whole continue range as a call?
@@pierrearr that would be a losing play. Villain could then raise you with any type of hand that he wants to see a river card for free because you will then check to villain on pretty much every turn card and villain can check if he doesn't improve.
Besides, this woupd violate the basic theory of poker which says that you should put money in the pot when you are likely ahead and check/fold when you are behind. In this case, where both you and your opponent have relatively weak ranges, You being in late position and your opponent being in the blind, you must play the top of your range strongly. Pocket aces is very strong on that flop but gets weaker as more cards roll off. There's no reason to slow play
@@JacobGluckBut you must also have a calling range on the flop so how do you balance your calling range if you're always going to 3bet the top of your range?
@@pierrearr you only three bet the top of your range plus some bluffs. With everything else you call or fold. Same strategy as preflop and river.
@@JacobGluck It's not a balanced strategy if you never have the top of your range when calling though. That would be exploitable. Anyone with such face up strategy would be destroyed after a big sample against a good pro.
Why are some people hating on Batman in the comments? He seems like a nice guy having fun playing poker with his yellow cards. It's Erik who's full of venom and hate with his cussing and swearing in the other video.
he's not nice
against a very good player the blocker bet only bloats the pot
The call is still a good one. In MrDrBatman's eyes, Patrick would play the same way with any open ended (56; 69; 9T). that's 48 combos. He might even raise the river with a low Q to get MrDrBatman off a higher Q or an over pair (which he actually had). So if we add any Q6 or lower, that adds 30 combos. So with 78+ combos that he beats (Patrick can do this with air too sometimes) and only loses to 180 combos that have a 7 or 8 (do the math yourself), he is just about priced in.
Respectfully disagree PA would bluff with Q low kicker and specifically target a higher Q. Also remember as the preflop 3 better he had a lot less 7s and 8s than batman. That also reduces the chance he was bluffing significantly, especially raising twice on flop and river.
Patrick would fit in perfectly at our local $1-3 game.
You want to lose all your money? Lol
@@bullyboy131 You're not understanding the comparison.
Who is the legend ? I don’t see Ivey
that was a horrible river bet lol
i will check this river everytime.
Thats what makes the pros the pros. They can take 83 offsuit up against pocket aces by calling off raises with it preflop and just make a boat. Calling raises with 14% equity? Wish I could play that good.
You don't see the big picture in this hand and that is why you're extremely likely a losing player.
@@JimmyRingz Why don't you explain it smart guy? Explain how calling a raise from the blinds with 83o is GTO or in any way +EV. Polk talks about this all the time. Just because he made a boat here and cracked aces doesn't mean it's good or has anything to do with "the big picture"
The big picture is that he played bad and got lucky. Full stop.
@@bobbywhite1645 I saw it's already been explained in the comments, go read chump.
@@JimmyRingz HA! sure it has.
You're a sad man
He so old now
“i had aces” as if he wanted ppl to feel bad for him
I have yet to meet a player who doesn't say that...
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what does that even mean? Is a backwards had frowned on in your world? stfu
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sick to 2-5 Dr Batman. u play bad in texas. u play bad overall. Stick to your limits
TERRIBLE CALL on the river.
Where has crybaby Garrett been
He got banned
@@carlosfregoso923 no way
Tremendous commentary
What was wrong??
Raised prefrop with best hand .
Minimum damage right??
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how could he ever call this river raise? seriously.... such a bad play call
What a dumb river lead out. Check maybe patrik bombs river for full pot and you call, maybe he only bets half/75 pot and you call still lose. You still lose less than betting/calling huge raise.
Trash cards beat pocket Aces.
It's a poker. But Patrick played like a fish and everyone talks that he played correctly.