$40,000 Bomb pot Mistake!

In this video, we review a dramatic over $40,000 pot played by our hero ‪@suitedsuperman‬. He and Bart break down a high-stakes, double board bomb pot hand played at Hustler Casino. Our hero faces off against two opponents who are both solid professionals. Each decision is scrutinized, revealing how a significant error cost him big and what could have been done differently.
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0:00 - Intro
6:06 - Preflop
7:03 - Flop
11:48 - Turn
13:16 - River
20:25 - Hero Decision
21:42 - Reveal
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[@CrushlivePoker]

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[@JustinEvans203]

I immediately paused the video when he said he folded i am in absolute shock

[@brianpotter2812]

This is why it's VERY important to have a proper bankroll and play the odds! Losing to only ONE pair of aces on top board you HAVE to call this to take 1/2 of the pot and be profitable.

[@intrepidus3378]

This is really interesting. These double board bomb pots are becoming a lot more common. I'd love to see more content like this.

[@stevenundisclosed6091]

This guy needs to stop calling himself Superman. You can never fold there. Superman never would.

[@vexailspittervexailspitter2422]

I've played with this guy many times, he is a good player. Go down to Hustler and play if you think he sucks

[@terrysword7739]

He’s very good, and when you play a shit ton of plo, You know one combo AA happens a lot more than Holdem players would think

[@philip-op6de]

Right? That’s why your in the comment section of this video broke as…and he’s on the largest live stream there is huh

[@nuklearwinter2892]

Without seeing the results: The chance that both players have QT is higher than one having AA if you simply think about possible combos. I’m never folding and 100% leading out for pot on the river, I think checking is a disaster if the button checks back a hand like AJ or QT for whatever reason. Sb playing his hand like QT. Button is playing his hand like AA, AJ, or QT. Edit: he folded?!??!?? What the f*$#!!!!

[@jamesbell1613]

You cannot fold. I might pot the flop or turn and get it all in.

[@qazzaqstan]

Yeah I thought the title was referring to calling instead of jamming river @James I don't think you have a bet until you boat up (or flush bottom board) tbh, just because 1 or both your opponents must have QT. I guess if you have over 33% equity in the entire pot you might be allowed to nudge money in though I'd be surprised if you do (the math on double board pots is annoying though).

[@BenjtheStation]

What a twist! So the supposed “PLO crusher” is afraid of monsters under the bed!? 😂

[@johnf1772]

Not only is this not a fold, this is also a raise all-in in this scenario. You get called by QT every single time - at least one of them, and most of them time by both holding QT. For the 1/50 times someone has the case AA, the value of not only calling, but betting the extra 5k blows that out of the water.

[@jamesbell1613]

I'd be potting it myself flop and/or turn and already be all in. Nut flush draw and second set? Come on man...

[@brickcitybeatdown]

You can't possibly justify your statement 🤡🤣. This is a clear fold. Every single time

[@jamesbell1613]

@@brickcitybeatdown I'd be all in by the turn anyhow. Monsters under the bed...

[@MichaelTilton]

Only one combo of AA More Q10 combos that get to the end like that. As played, one person has Q10 for sure, the other is probably Q10 too, on Rare occasions AA. There is no way I fold.

[@runesapien]

i screamed when he said he folded

[@UberFubar75]

Ooops. Spoiler alert 😂

[@supersmoo7377]

Who reads through the comments BEFORE watching the video? If you do, then you deserve to get the results spoiled.

[@supersmoo7377]

Makes me want to get into double board PLO games. Wish they had some where I play.

[@passiongaming7450]

@@supersmoo7377this was the first comment that pops up so you wouldn’t have to scroll it’s at the top unfortunately it’s unavoidable because you can always seen the first comment

[@jamesbell1613]

I'd normally agree, but this comment is right there. But I'd be potting the flop on this hand.

[@mez9673]

That poker cruise seems like heaven on earth. Man i wish i was there!

[@alexpalumbo5422]

Never seen such a reaction from Bart 😂 Aces only hand we’re afraid of , think we gotta stick it in

[@gamblingbuddha8825]

Bart... Your reaction to him folding was my EXACT same reaction when I saw this hand history on his story lol 20:28 🤣

[@johnmaynard3463]

props to caller for admitting the wrost fold in history

[@freshsteve509]

I can’t believe he folded. I really can’t believe he folded. Losing to one hand my man, yolo if he got it he got it. That stung

[@daithi1966]

I don't like PLO because I find it much harder than Holdem. Maybe if I had 30 minutes to think on each street I could learn to play it well.

[@klubbs617]

I'm a dealer and I noticed the actual plo players play fast. They're either in the hand or fold right away. The holdem players that come to the table slow things up and annoy them lol

[@OneEyedJack01]

PLO players are mostly action junkies. Action players rarely think long about hands.

[@derekmcfarland9894]

I was not expecting that twist

[@cubencis]

What a wild game

[@Jermo484]

There's QT55 or QJT5, too. He could definitely think that the high cards all block each other so hard between the boards that any boat could pretty easily be good up top, especially with how badly people play these games. Edit: now that I've finished, I'm glad this proved just how badly people play this game.

[@braxtonbliss9440]

Sweet video Bart! Do you have any content on Double Board NLHE bomb pots? I play them at my casino every dealer change and new player. Any starts would be greatly appreciated.

[@LukeLastname103]

Yea, I just moved, and the poker room near me does double board NL bomb pots, I wish they would do PLO ones lol

[@mewalrus]

Double board Holdem is stupid

[@buggaboo2707]

The 5h on the top board blocks the wheel str8 flush on the bottom, so now if the bottom river is a heart that doesn't pair the board, he has the nuts for sure

[@jameswalker7420]

The first thing I thought when I saw that flop action was that someone has QT with the Q high flush draw.

[@saikgamingproductions]

wtf is this guy doing

[@brickcitybeatdown]

This is a CLEAR fold, all day everyday, Everytime.

[@1312Mork2]

Relly interesting hand, cool runout

[@caseyball3240]

Such a nitty fold. You’re only worried about AA with two Aces on the board…..smdh

[@joet7760]

If I have Q/10 here in the sb, I usually lead out against competent players believing that they won’t call in late position to get quartered where if I’m in late position and someone pots it, I would fold so I don’t get quartered. If you all check, you likely get quartered and if someone bets the top board and someone just calls, it’s tough to call because you get quartered. Against someone not good enough to know this, I just check. I have played a bunch of 10/25 with mostly 50 straddle in PLO and 10/25 NLHE with double board bomb pots and I found it more profitable to lead here, especially with blockers on top to larger full houses.

[@SavvaSou]

Pokers still alive and well, boys!

[@NealBurkard-ut1oo]

In my experience, plo isn't slower play but Bart for sure has a higher sample population than me lol

[@mikebiff232]

Guy said he folded and Bart had to use both of his hands to prevent the top of his head from blowing off

[@jonpaxman]

If the hero bets pot, and button calls, isn't it an automatic call with QT? Even if you're quartered, you just get your river bet back and there's a small chance you get half. I suppose there's a chance all three players have QT and you get 1/6, but that's not very likely.

[@michaelstephens9852]

Never folding here

[@stevenxu5747]

Doug Polk: "Don't fold sets".

[@thesauce4646]

Slam dunk call 😂😂😂

[@user-yo9jz9ke1r]

I'd never have folded and would have potted all in on the turn

[@qlow5956]

It's never AA after the turn down-bet. Raise river!

[@stevenundisclosed6091]

This is an easy jam on the river.

[@matteframe]

Wouldn't this be a chop if he had called? Win the top lose the bottom?

[@geekimusprime]

Yeah, unless the caller misremembered the boards, QT is a straight on both boards.

[@kittyislandadventure]

Winning half of the pot with three all-ins means he wins more than he put in the pot....

[@matteframe]

@@kittyislandadventure still, not a '$40,000 mistake'

[@noex100]

​@@matteframe Indeed, only a $21.7k mistake. But that's a fuckton either way 😅

[@ticenits1926]

I almost threw my phone into my flatscreen TV

[@mjriemen]

Sick brag man… its 2024, all TV’s are flatscreen

[@stringfellowlocke2214]

I'm confused. How was one ace dead? What did i miss?

[@suitedsuperman]

He meant on the top board where I river the boat, one Ace is “dead” as it’s in bottom board already

[@patrick_kyker]

Did you kick the dealer for mixing up the two turn cards?

[@drewcundari8773]

The main thing is guy needs to take the compentant reg tag away from the sb, leading the flop and calling to get quartered on the river is top fish behaviour

[@thegrizzly7402]

This hurt my soul

[@captzachevil]

Trying to be good enough to put someone on the AA here will cost you a lot of EV. You simply can't fold.

[@funky_gamble7732]

Great video! Bad fold… If the comments didn’t ruin the outcome, I probably would have dropped my iPad from pure shock.

[@brianhummel2621]

That guy must have been off his game. Hard to believe he’s a good player.

[@jamessedlacek]

Isn’t it a logical fallacy for the villain on the button to think that by potting the river it’s a “freeroll” eg if he’s getting quartered no matter betting pot on the river doesn’t matter because he will just get his money back. 2 scenarios and in both the button gets quartered Scenario 1 he checks back the river and gets a quarter of the 14.5k pot (3750) Scenario 2 he pots the river gets called by both players and gets a quarter of the 58k pot (14500) Scenario nets the button 3750 more if he actually thought he was getting called by both players most of the time and getting quartered every time. He basically risked 3750 (more if someone backraised) to fold out a weak full house.

[@lukerouhselang7054]

How could a pro player ever fold here… that makes me sick to see that much money walking away

[@bartzoni]

My name is Bart. In my entire life the only time I hear that name is when somebody's talking to me. When I listen to your videos it messes me up every time.

[@zacksilverman3636]

Sir, this is a Wendy's

[@gabrielrockman]

You never watched the Simpsons??

[@SargonSocksRule]

WHAT Why would u ever fold here 😂😂

[@MrHimfromthere]

I have zero understanding of how he folded, it makes no sense.

[@danielmeuler2877]

You have GOT to be kidding me. He Folded!?!?!? jesus...

[@Catadafish]

He didn't tell him to fold

[@danielmeuler2877]

@@Catadafish ?🤔 What is your point? I didn't comment on anyone telling the "Hero" (not what I would call him) to Fold. I can't believe hero folded. I don't care if one of them ended up with Aces. You don't fold when only ONE Combo beats you.

[@Catadafish]

Jesus never played poker, so why you bringing him into this?

[@danielmeuler2877]

@Catadafish clearly you don't know the guy. He loves poker. Strip Clubs too. O,, and also Horse Racing.

[@christopherchristenson402]

How in gods name do you fold

[@PhilipJReed-db3zc]

button calling his river bet a free roll is hilariously bad reasoning, and I'm surprised Bart doesn't seem to have picked up on it from what we see here. suppose the river pot is 100 and it's checked to the button, who knows he has an ironclad quarter and no more. he can check down and take his $25 profit. Or he can bet up to the full pot, get a quarter of $400 back for his $100 river bet, and net zero. this is the difference between having pot odds to stay in versus fresh money odds to want to put more money in, which bad split players get wrong all the time. now in fairness he did get Kings full to fold which is a tremendous coup, so there was some value to the bet. but it's not a free roll. it's a speculative gamble trying to cause a fold, something like a semi-bluff

[@DoubleBassX2]

My $300 cap 1/2 rakes $6+2 normally but a $10+2 rake for a NL double board every dealer change ($2 for high hand) Dealer told me "House wouldn't actively slow down the game without being compensated"

[@ijustwannaleaveacommentony6511]

oh no!

[@jerrygarcia4390]

He folded???? Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@charleslevy9305]

if he has it he has it moment and call, there’s too much Q10 / AJ

[@officeofpeaceinformation5094]

Calling the pot on the River w a marginal hand on only one board and an emergency hand at best on the other is a recipe for disaster You’re getting 1 to 2 odds heads up, which for a good gambler is terribad odds You really need the unique nuts on one board or have a read from card removal etc that your next-to nutted hand on that board is good to call In general, I want to be the one driving the action in a bomb pot Nothing about Sooted Superman’s hand, not second guessing him I’m not sure what my River play would be Btw, have flopped sets on both boards before w AA and the whole table was all in before action was to me Scooped & busted the game (everyone had sets too) One combos happen For example Sooted Superman has the one combo of KK on the rivers

[@TheDjcarter1966]

AND THIS IS WHY THERE IS BANK TO BE MADE AT PLO. And remember this guy is a good PLO player...I literally yelled at the screen, nooooooo. Sure you can be beat but the odds of AA and Q10 both being out there are not anything close to this being anything but a Jam.

[@Notsononymouz]

Bomb pots are good for some locations but for smaller locations they tend to break down good tables faster. I think smaller locations see these as a guaranteed max rake pot and just go with it.. Also im sure some of the scummier dealers out there love rigging some of these bomb pots with their friends.

[@KevinSmith-vz7xh]

Well, as I like to say, good players make laydowns that are sometimes wrong. BUt that's why they are good players...

[@jamesbell1613]

Like Bart said not this one...

[@KevinSmith-vz7xh]

@@jamesbell1613 Yeah I get it...this was a bad laydown....but...when you see skeletons in the closet...it skeeers you sometimes...

[@jamesbell1613]

@@KevinSmith-vz7xh Just get it in flop or turn.

[@TomRauhe]

Likelihood of someone having AA is around 1 in 20, rough estimate

[@nuklearwinter2892]

Plus it’s 7 handed, odds are just incredibly low and it’s a cooler if that’s the case

[@TomRauhe]

@@nuklearwinter2892 maybe 1 in 15 if 7 handed, I was estimating 9 handed

[@Kanders190]

This is not how combos work.

[@skoomymooms8845]

@@TomRauhe the odds of one of the other 6 hands having aces after seeing the river is ~5.1% so pretty much on the money with that estimate. 9 handed the odds of one of the other hands holding aces after seeing the river is ~6.8%

[@Dementia.Pugilistica]

​@Kanders190 he's estimating this based on how the hand played out not just combinatorics of random hands being dealt to x players

[@jamesbell1613]

Come on man... 😂

[@alexlicata1270]

Nooooo not the fold

[@C-Gan1970]

This guy obviously is not competent..... That's one of the worst lay downs I've seen.

[@jonpaxman]

It's one hand. A bad one, sure, but good players are better than their worst play.

[@jamesbell1613]

Obviously... This is blatant. I'm nitty and I'm getting it all in flop or turn.

[@jasonkwiat1896]

Oh dear god no!

[@youtubelife9248]

This could be the worst fold I’ve ever seen and if you are folding this, just stop playing double boards

[@consciousconscience]

Any time you put someone on exactly the one combo that beats you (like the only 2 remaining aces) you're the fish

[@petedupre85]

Good players make bad plays too

[@davidh3928]

If I recall the button covered and hero had a 30k stack so all in on the river would have been an extra $10k for hero vs button.

[@hoodwiser7652]

There’s some soft players in those games? Yeah no shit! Jeez horrendous fold

[@efg1311]

Noooooo!

[@straa8up]

Worst case is guy has aaqt

[@markt4814]

Live plo is so insanely soft my god

[@bobbyD5975]

You're kidding

[@TheRealVictorSalcido]

I wish the turns were reversed!!!!

[@evankraabel5415]

How much less likely is it that someone has AA in this game compared to hold em with 2 revealed aces?

[@InUrFace2012]

5 card Omaha rules

[@RR-ns1sz]

Lol this guy is terrible on Hustler. No surprise here.

[@Laf-Adventures]

Clown call 😂

[@abruptlyblunt]

no thanks, it's hard enough with just 7 cards.....

[@zaidal-zobaidi7206]

he will lose to AA on both boards.

[@NKKK19]

#suitedsupernit

[@SlowPokerTime]

No way villain had aces. He didn't raise pre.

[@suitedsuperman]

it’s a bomb pot 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@youtubelife9248]

I stopped playing bomb pots like 3 years ago. They are basically dumb luck.

[@derekbundy4631]

I’ve never understood why people like doing them in the first place.

[@youtubelife9248]

They can be fun in small stakes if a cap is put on and they are occasional. But they have taken over games where people do them multiple times an hour. It just kills your hourly

[@thewoodenmirror]

I think Bart supports bomb pots especially double board PLO bomb pots since he has strong strategies to play them and they help get more money on the table. I also think they loosen the table up, and it helps me identify the nits at the table, and gives me a lot of information about a player depending on whether or not they play bomb pots.

[@jameswalker7420]

If you know what you're doing, they're the most profitable hands.

[@youtubelife9248]

That’s simply not true. Going to the flop with ALL players is never more profitable than a regular hand of poker. Next thing you’ll tell me is video poker is profitable 😂😂😂

[@lgf2202]

Anyone with A-A has the stone cold nuts and shoves all in on the end. You can clearly rule out aces full. 99% Kings full is taking half the pot

[@josephkatz2704]

this is a PLO game, my friend. the button pots it at the end, which is the maximum amount he can bet. he is completely uncapped and can still have AA. obviously sb never has AA but the button was who suitedsuperman was worried about. that being said, it's still a brutal fold.

[@xpgamingpro7888]

You can’t go all in in PLO, SB can’t have AA because he didn’t repot after button bet river, but button could technically have AA, I’m not saying he made a good fold because it was horrible just pointing out there is no “all in” in PLO, POT LIMIT omaha, you can only raise to pot

[@thegrizzly7402]

Its PLO bro

[@skelthouser2730]

Lol!

[@suitedsuperman]

@@josephkatz2704 yes- exactly my thought. I should have called though, def a river mistake assuming opponent wouldn't pot the river with just QT.

[@blanecase4727]

Frist