@@lupin9364 this varies for a couple of different reasons. The one thing that I think a lot of people make the mistake of - is thinking they always have to bet pot. - it also becomes player dependent (what type of players are you playing against) and also what stakes your playing. In theory, stakes shouldn’t matter, but in reality, higher stakes games will recognize players who play passively and will pounce on that regularly. It also depends on how many people you’re facing. If you are heads up - I’m more likely to continue with a bet - if you’re multi-way and oop I’m more likely to either do a small bet or x/C depending on spr of opponent. It does boil down to a few other factors to consider - but I hope this helps answer your question (my first word of advice is you don’t always have to bet pot!). But always keep in mind the largest bet you can make is usually on the river. When it comes to a higher stakes game for example, flop may be QJ4ss and you hold QQxx and your opponent holds JJxx (with one space) if spade falls on the turn and you check, they’ll recognize that faster and most likely bet - protecting their 2nd set, with a single spade blocker, but also recognizing that if you lead with a wrap draw, now a spade makes your wrap worthless. Ty for the question and ty for watching. I hope this gives you a little more insight!

@@ploprofessor Yes, nowadays people focus more on situation and board. So iam so wondering there is a lot of situation I cann't know how to do when my range is capped @@

@@PLO4-VanMarREG-sr8gz depends on several factors - but generally I play Kk decently aggro - it also depends on the other two cards you’re holding onto! I think when you first start playing plo - playing passively in many situations is much more common. Ty for the comment and ty for watching!

@@PLO4-VanMarREG-sr8gz these are case by case issues - if your multi way - depending on position, player type, how draw heavy the board is, and SPR all factor in. AA out of position in PLO isn’t the easiest hand to play - I would approach some boards with caution and some without. Again, many things to consider. Appreciate the comment and ty for watching.

@@ploprofessor i hope you can have video to analyse some hard/tricky situation you have ever face :D

@ if you pull up the playlists for cash games you’ll see I have a bunch! Ty for the comment and ty for watching!

@@willgmusic crazy game!!!! Love it! The action just dictates how crazy hands can be! Ty for the comment and ty for watching!

@@geckster109 I mix it up between videos - you’ve seen at least one of my other videos where I show you a beat, but it’s cool man, you know you’ve made it when you have more than one troll! Appreciate it brotha! Hope to see you on the felt - I like to let me chips do most of my talking.

@@geckster109 if you can’t tell I’m stoned while playing, and joking with players, my sincerest apologies on you not being able to recognize that. Most of my viewers are aware I’m a 420 daily smoker / and I joke with players. My apologies you don’t grasp that concept of joking with the whales…..

@@ploprofessor cool, except you werent playing when you added the voice over to this video of course. Just admit you are wrong and move forward. Say it with me "I DO NOT HAVE POSITION FROM THE BB IN A 4 WAY POT". Say it out loud, it might help you understand.

@@geckster109 I’m so glad your life is so boring you time stamp and watch videos. I enjoy trolls, no worries - won’t ban ya like other youtoobers too. I actually enjoy the trolls. You watch and comment - yet somehow never grow a pair of balls to start your own channel or put out your own video. Ty for the comment and ty for watching - troll or not. Do yourself a favor and Try - TRY to enjoy your life or the videos you watch….lmao

@@christopherkenney3581 and I would be one of those 3! Bwhahahaha! Ty for the comment and ty for watching!

@@thomastomasello2705 appreciate the subscribe - ty for the comment and ty for watching!

La Flama Blanca

@@jennky8447 thanks! Appreciate the comment and ty for watching!

Jenny I will pay you to be my girlfriend in Vegas

@@christopherwells2787 lol! I spit coffee out of my nose 😂🤣😅

@@ploprofessor Your laugh is the BEST! (not a flirt, don't want to make the BF @christopherwells2787 jealous 😆).

@@jennky8447 spit the coffee on your vaginal canal so it is warm and wet for me

@@geckster109 no but 66 calls and QQ would raise / it’s a polarizing situation where if I get called on the turn (or raised). It also allows AJ/KJ to call, so it seems by betting the turn I get to find out exactly where I’m at…. The only real concern would be someone super slow playing QQ which would be extremely rare

@@ploprofessor You missed the entire point. You said "I think I was good on the flop" AFTER everyone folded to your turn bet. OF COURSE you were good on the flop, because anyone who had a better hand on the flop DEFINATELY calls the turn. Your comment was just so obvious that it was stupid.

@@ploprofessor Someone slow playing QJ is effectively the same as slow playing QQ as well as far as hands that should concern you. So you DONT have only one real concern, you've got two. You call yourself a "professor" yet you seem to not know what you're talking about.

I’ll help point out the point of the video….. It’s called table talk. It’s a different format. Get it? Great. Glad we got that out of the way. lol. If you don’t like the table talk instead of trying to insult one’s intelligence over comments on KZbin just point out “hey buddy, I appreciate the in depth analysis more than the table talk.” No need to attempt to sound pithy - and fail at it. Thanks for watching anyways and ty for pointing out that you prefer in depth analysis.

@@ploprofessor is it still "table talk" when you literally say here in these comments that the only concern you really had was someone holding QQ, but COMPLETELY FAILED to recognize that QJ also has you crushed? Not only is your table talk weak AF, but so is your analysis here after the chance you had to actually review what you're saying. Better go up and edit that first reply before people see you are truly clueless.

@@NathanLaurent-u5y appreciate the feedback - there was so much good table talk wanted to throw this out so people could see what’s it like when I play from time to time. But I appreciate it I’ll do more in depth content

@@micahellett9683 I normally talk about the suits held in my hand for my color blind viewers - I’ll look at resetting it for cards

@ploprofessor thanks brother it's not a huge deal either way, good luck at the tables

@ I appreciate the feedback - I’ll see what I can do! The colored Letters is super easy for editing but I’ll look into displaying cards!

@@fredmiller9190 Ty for the comment and ty for watching!

Combination of what is going on in the table and how deep we are. Super deep you want to start building. Ty for the comment and ty for watching!

Yeah, he's a fraud. If you cant see that on your own, I've time stamped several examples.

@@loganv2190 haha! Ty for reminding me which one it is! Ty for the comment and ty for watching!

@@timothyspain2412 Ty for watching and ty for the comment!

@@curtsheldon2655 hell yeah! I love hearing this! Ty so much for the comment and ty for watchingb

@@justaguy5761 that is the only app that I’m aware of that calculates big O. Ty for the comment and Ty for watching!

@@PLO4-VanMarREG-sr8gz you have to mix in some bets and checks - both when you have the nuts and when you are drawing to it - becomes more SPR issue and player dependent! Ty for the excellent question and Ty for watching!

@@ploprofessor =.= yes, it is hard to check when board is dynamic and could change next turn

@@zacks69 400. Should be about two racks of $2 chips.

@@zacks69 great question. If the person on the BTN has a huge raising percentage - you have to adjust your play to their tendencies and counter that. So - would depend on a few factors but a BTN constantly raising would be one of them

@@tamoose1 so spread limit is played differently. Many times people will call you lighter because of that. Use that to your afvantage

@@MrCoreyTexas even if you take 30 seconds to count your outs - you should get in a routine of taking you time with both made hands and hands with a ton of outs so people don’t pick up reads on you! Ty for the comment and ty for watching!

@@tamoose1 love hearing this! Ty for the comment and ty for watching!

@@MrCoreyTexas that is correct! Ty for the comment and ty for watching!

@@MrCoreyTexas my apologies! A kill happens when you are playing limit and win 2 hands in a row, the bet size doubles. So instead of playing 10/20 you have one hand where the game is 20/40….. You can also have a half kill (from 20/40 to one hand of 30/60) - all players agree what the kill is. In hold em it’s when you win two hands in a row. In Omaha hi/lo it’s when you scoop a pot

@@MrCoreyTexas keep in mind I try to keep it to the simplistic math for people to follow! I use the 2/4 math principle (multiple your outs by 4 on the flop, 2 on the turn, etc!) Ty for the comment and ty for watching!

@@MrCoreyTexas I would have to rewatch the video - but I’m thinking there is an additional out on quads? I can’t remember the hand exactly (made that video two years ago)….. But I appreciate you keeping me on my toes! Ty for the comment and ty for watching

@@ligafftheindifferent3495 the guy who had the straight had AT5, (so he had 3 5s on the one board), the other guy backed into nut spades. The value bet on the river, plus the SBJ with an extra incentive made him call. Crazy game with great action!

@@cuttingedgestainlesssteel6771 it’s a timed rake - dealer grabbed $56 for the half hour and $25 as a pretip. It comes out to a little over $3 per pot (stupid good deal for players)

So you are getting 27 hands in 30 minutes? You might want to revisit your math.

@@ligafftheindifferent3495 no, about 17 hands in per 1/2 hour. With a $7 per player drop - that comes out to be a little over $3 per player per pot. It’s really common in higher stakes games that players pre/tip the dealer. You don’t factor in tipping because the pots are substantial enough - and you don’t tip the dealer when you win a pot because the dealer is already pre tipped. So it still comes out to be a little over $3 per pot in rake (8 handed -$7 bucks per player for time all you need is 16 hands to get to 3.50 per player). We were getting a little over 2 orbits on dealer changes - so it’s a really good deal. Actually best rake in the country when you calculate it / even better than 1/2 nlhe