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This video is for educational purpose, to improve your poker skills by comparing yourself to the pros.
The opponent's hand will be shown at the end of the clip. #shorts
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Ivey is a sick bastard
I thought the other guy had a big hand
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well both were bluffing but Ivey had more equity.. shows how good of a reader Ivey is.. ..
Also 4 bet was silly.. he should have shoved..
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Christ….
He read him like a book
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Q8 of hearts. I called it right away.
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When he 4 bet instead of jamming all in ivey knew he didnt have a jack. Smart play on his part
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For people wondering: this was heads-up and it is a whole different game. Almost every hand is played to avoid constant work for the dealer, even a Q high is pretty good equity. They both had a good read on each other probably not having too much, the flop was unlikely to connect for either. If either had a decent pair pre-flop the re-raising wouldn't have stopped or they would have both shoved to let a 60-40 scenario or coinflip decide the top winner and the smaller major winner.
Heads‐up is both the part no-one really wants to drag out but also the purest part of the game because you're playing each other way more than the actual cards. Tight mathematical players typically suck at it for that very reason because your opponent will fold the few times u play or call your raise with 7-2 and outflop your aces with a set of two's you'll never see coming. U gotta play the shit hands. Q-8 or connected cards are pretty decent to see a flop and feel each other's strength with. The all in was a very good read by Ivey because body language showed the hesitation creeping in.
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what even are those bets 🤣 buddy raised it 60 tho
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Just more of Ivey being a genius.
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Jackson didnt have the guts to 4bet all in. That was the move to do.
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Ivey is an assassin
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Legendary hand
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I remember this hand. Incredible. Be the last one to bluff.
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That low raise was the reason he lost.
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Kings, Aces of bluff. I wouldn't be able to call the bluff after he pushed this hard though
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These MFs are crazy..didn't even flinch!
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i had him on A J , K J, or pair 7’s
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The races in the final betting sequence are wrong. You can’t raise less than the previous raise.
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🥶 bloo
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I was thinking something like 7 2 off. Close.
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@sm0k9y
3 months ago
The balls on these two are insane
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