COLD DECK in the WSOP Main Event

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At the World Series of Poker 2022, "Lefty" Diaz started to run into some bad situations where the only way to get out of them was to get lucky or make one of the most insane folds in poker history. Left chose the latter in this particular hand and lived to play another hand.
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[@iamnotmrt5063]

You don’t see it in this video but Farnes tries the old fake tell (sighing and shaking his head like he knows he’s beat) before moving all in. It’s an obvious sign of a monster hand and may have set the alarm bells ringing. Still a great fold regardless but that move never works at this level

[@realeyesrealisereallies97]

You don't think people balance their fake tells at this level?

[@ilovebrandnewcarpets]

@@realeyesrealisereallies97 I don't personally. I don't think I've ever seen anyone do the fake sigh/shrug and then rip it as a bluff. And when you say "at this level" it doesn't look like Farnes is a pro/elite per his Hendon history.

[@Joe-hf3cn]

@@realeyesrealisereallies97 no

[@stratabegood]

@@realeyesrealisereallies97 no they still not that smart 🤓

[@HopyHop1]

@@AFDM007 or pocket queens played tricky

[@tomprice4016]

Schulman's "Bravo Sir" never gets old. Great analyst.

[@anonymousraw766]

He's a gaf

[@mydogsbestfren7490]

" and Ali.. what do we have here?? "

[@nandisaand5287]

He tanked for several minutes before making this epic laydown. How do you NOT go broke here? This was incredible.

[@jfrom214]

One hand in particular I think he knows kq easily beats him and kk

[@HopyHop1]

I think there was a $100,000 pay jump that the next player who busts loses out on. Farnes, the player with pocket kings, would have been all but broke if he lost the hand. Diaz would have lost $100,000 in real cash (not tournament chips) if he called and was wrong. Diaz rightfully suspected that Farnes would not pick such a risky spot to bluff. If Farnes isn't bluffing the best that Diaz can hope for is a chopped pot with queens full of deuces, but if Diaz calls and is wrong he loses $100,000. Under the surrounding circumstances the fold becomes more understandable. Clearly, players can't make a habit of folding hands like queens full because they'll be bluffed too easily if they do so. But in this special situation Diaz realized it's highly unlikely that Farnes is bluffing, and he'll miss out on a $100,000 pay jump if he calls and is beat.

[@joshuapatrick682]

Well, youre calling to chop at best…22, KK and KQ all beat you…

[@xExtremeFrissonx]

Lefty did great

[@hm10.]

I dont think Diaz made a single mistake all tourney, guy was running to nuts and manage to fold with monster everytime

[@rgncal4872]

If Diaz didn’t have to NUMEROUS times lay down with 2nd nuts 3rd nuts etc. I felt he was the best player but just couldn’t get the absolute nuts to beat someone. He folded sets flushes boats it was unbelievable to see this guy make the correct decision EVERY TIME, 3 mins clock??? Thats the one thing that woulda set alarm bells off in my head the levels are 2 hours.

[@jordanphillips3341]

If anybody was wondering the difference between a professional and a amateur..... well there ya go.

[@odysseusnissan]

Wow! Major props! I would've called and cried.

[@richgiordano2784]

Would have been nice to see the whole hand. How the bets went preflop.

[@HopyHop1]

I think Farnes raised from early position and Diaz called from the small blind.

[@harryirving916]

Easy to find all that with a bit of effort, full video is like 15 minutes plus though this is understandably cut down

[@TheDevilzAssassin]

@@harryirving916 0

[@mikesteele7372]

You all are tripping. This is the best fold I’ve ever seen. No one in this chat would lay that down including myself

[@Goldensimba815]

Search….. poker clips best fold ever….. I think this one is better

[@cheyennesouza7960]

Im not folding there. I dont think Id have the clock called on me.

[@HopyHop1]

This fold would have been in contention for "THE MOST INSANE FOLD I'VE EVER SEEN" if Diaz had KQ, but I don't think anyone is getting away from queens full of kings on that board. I've seen more impressive folds at the main event. IMHO, Romenello's fold of jacks full of tens against Geller's kings full of tens on a AJKTT board is more impressive. Also, Obst correctly predicting that Ruane has a straight flush and folding his full house is also a more impressive fold. The fold in this video is good, but it's not "THE MOST INSANE FOLD I'VE EVER SEEN".

[@contradictionsniper8276]

Doug polks fold is better imo

[@jimmyhuynh6049]

check out this fold , kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpSremanYsmVhK8

[@eb3433]

Absolutely. When I first saw it that's exactly my thoughts. Best fold ever, to-date. Inspiring.

[@contradictionsniper8276]

No way. Doug polks fold was better imo

[@blakepuhlman6466]

Not even close. He has the 4th best possible hand on the board. This is why poker is still a great game lol people think this is a hard fold for you tournament life. Only hand you beat is a bluff which makes no sense here.

[@HopyHop1]

@@blakepuhlman6466 Exactly, is a poker player ever raising the river with deuces full -- the best hand that Diaz (AKA Lefty) can beat -- while expecting to be called by a two pair hand like aces and queens, which is the best hand that deuces full beat? Diaz can only beat a bluff in this spot since nobody is going to raise the river for value with deuces full in this situation.

[@babycap783]

Idk why but I think villain calling clock helped him fold. Maybe had a soul read. Feel like most people bluffing aren’t calling clock there unless they have the good goods. Still I’m calling 10/10 times😂

[@mylifewithautism3958]

Think it’s a good dose of karma, he called clock like a jerk and didn’t get paid

[@earthian3658]

I saw a video of this asain woman who held AQ, had queens full of aces on a XXQQA board. Bets river, gets jammed on. She's just sighs and goes "yep" and basically insta folds. Other guy made aces full on the river. That was am extremely disciplined laydown. Maybe the best I've ever seen...

[@cezarvancea]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnK7hGWie9OFrtk

[@roba4139]

I seen that one too. That was a crazy fold. I might make this fold on my best day, never that ladies fold though.

[@loganpoe373]

I have seen that one as well - from a PokerStars EPT, I believe. Probably best fold I have seen too.

[@joedirt7119]

When dude called the clock on him he read it as a tell. Obvious sign of strength

[@thepalagoon]

The greatest fold I've ever seen is still Romanello folding Jacks full to Kings full in the Main Event (with bonus Mike Matusow)

[@glennhagstedt]

this is waaaaay better, its not even close.

[@HopyHop1]

@@glennhagstedt How is this way better? How many poker players are going to raise the river with deuces full of queens -- the best hand that the hand of Diaz is beating -- in this situation while expecting a call from an opponent with a hand that's even weaker?

[@seangarner2687]

That fold was absolutely mind-blowing.

[@Deerber]

Romanello's was indeed mind blowing. Definitely a harder spot to fold overall. But it's pretty clear that he had a tell or an obvious read on the situation from the start. What makes this fold beautiful is that he didn't seem to have that kind of read a priori. But he still managed to lay it down...

[@adamdoyle5576]

I haven’t seen David since 2007 I love watching all these videos,makes all those old memories of tunica grinding with a thousand bucks dream

[@Logician81]

I was watching live and rooting g for him to fold. What a lay down. Hands down the best I've seen

[@bioshed]

Notice Farnes takes a deep breath after calling clock, and then Diaz immediately folds - I think Diaz had a read on him.

[@predwards8941]

I noticed that too, he immediately looked at Farnes and studied him. I guess he figured that that’s a spot where he never bluffs and just got away with the non-nuts hand. I know IM going broke there

[@iamnotmrt5063]

You don’t see it in this video but Farnes tries the old fake tell (sighing and shaking his head like he knows he’s beat) before moving all in. It’s an obvious sign of a monster hand and may have set the alarm bells ringing. Still a great fold regardless but that move never works at this level

[@predwards8941]

@@iamnotmrt5063 the ol “I guess I’m beat but raise all in” move?! Classic

[@iamnotmrt5063]

@@predwards8941 Yep. Having a flashing neon sign above his head which reads “I’ve got Kings-full” would actually be a more subtle move 👌😂

[@j-roc6989]

@@iamnotmrt5063 or pocket duces but yeah kings is more likely of course

[@NoWorriesTJ]

Thats a championship lay down 👏

[@joshuapatrick682]

He recognizes that he and the board are blocking a lot of chops and he unblocks most of the combos that have him beat except KQ. What a sick laydown, just sad he couldn’t spin it into an FT showing but gave himself the best possible chance.

[@masonandmurphyliss9309]

Of course nobody is bluffing there but there are people who would shove a Likely chop pot just because there is a super small chance that the opponent will fold or opponent could have deuces full which makes folding Queens full painfully hard . In this case though it’s just a straight up cooler . The river deuce made decision much easier, although I’ve never had millions of dollars at stake like that young man . Good job Lefty

[@Gos1234567]

Would take a sicko to bluff there,but yea i say that and then call to a river raise (Jack high flush) on a flush board in Omaha yesterday ;-) When only a tiny range beats your hand its hard to lay down but it should be done,THEY ALWAYS HAVE IT!!!

[@blkk92]

lol make deuces full fold wtf you talking about

[@masonandmurphyliss9309]

@@blkk92 the raiser could be trying to get value from deuces full . I said nothing about deuces folding . Reading is simple.

[@masonandmurphyliss9309]

I was referring to the Queens full folding which is what happened

[@HopyHop1]

Shoving with deuces full in that situation is a bluff.

[@adronias]

If I seen his hole cards I probably still wouldn't have folded there lmao

[@ichmagheringway89]

Same lmao. How can you ever fold that

[@anonymousraw766]

What a stupid thing to say

[@EricSmyth4Christ]

Postle might of even called, not even a joke. He paid off in some spots where folding would make it obvious

[@dl6262]

Dbag called the clock. Amateur move.

[@eb3433]

That's actually because he is an amateur. he owns a farm I believe.

[@burkhartlaw1]

No one will ever bluff me in this situation because I'm always calling.

[@EricSmyth4Christ]

Which makes it a good spot to fold

[@vaxan5126]

tbh, no good bluffer would ever bluff on a board like that, still a good fold, a cruel beat

[@anoopkaler7161]

It about the idea of chopping

[@HopyHop1]

Do you think anyone would ever try to get his opponent off a chop in that situation or overvalue his hand of queens full of deuces? In answer to the former my guess is probably not because KQ is a significant part of his opponent's range in that spot. However, someone with more moxie than me might go for it. In answer to the latter my guess is almost certainly not because there are a few obvious hands within the opponent's range that beat queens full of deuces in that spot. I'm thinking the best that Diaz can hope for in that situation is that his opponent is attempting to bluff him off a chop. This fold would have been in contention for "THE MOST INSANE FOLD I'VE EVER SEEN" if Diaz had KQ, but I don't think anyone is getting away from queens full of kings on that board. I've seen more impressive folds at the main event. IMHO, Romenello's fold of jacks full of tens against Geller's kings full of tens on a AJKTT board is more impressive. Also, Obst correctly predicting that Ruane has a straight flush and folding his full house is also a more impressive fold. The fold in this video is good, but it's not "THE MOST INSANE FOLD I'VE EVER SEEN".

[@HopyHop1]

It's a cooler, not a "cruel [bad] beat".

[@HedgeFundAnalyst]

This doesn't make much sense. A "good" bluffer is one that bluffs where no one else would, thus making it unlikely to get called, as their opponent thinks "there is no way they could be bluffing"

[@HopyHop1]

@@HedgeFundAnalyst Isn't what makes this a highlight reel fold because in most instances someone with queens full of deuces is calling in that spot?

[@rungood6705]

This is real Poker ♣️

[@cornelius31365]

Great fold. Not sure about his decision to buy that hat though.

[@jorgeherrera1074]

I guess calling the clock was a tell? Cuz he folded immediately once he called the clock and usually people wait for the countdown.

[@seangarner2687]

Did that douche seriously call clock less than four minutes into that obviously brutal spot? Glad to see he didn't get rewarded.

[@andrewadami3920]

How much time would you give him?

[@benkester1518]

@@andrewadami3920 Why don't they give time banks? Seems a clearer way to go. I'm not sure why the decision should be up to the opponents. I'd love to see something creative with the time bank chips, like give the players each a 10 minute chip so they can think through a tough decision and make time for people to break.

[@eb3433]

Also agreed. It turns out Farnes was not a poker pro, he owns a farm or something like that. So that makes that move it a bit less douchey. but only cause of the farm lol.

[@zacharygenco2437]

Hand was way longer live.

[@seangarner2687]

@@zacharygenco2437 It literally said "Three minutes later"

[@adiclasbendtner]

He lost a hand, but not His tournament 🙌

[@ahkiii_]

Could you also show the pre flop action?

[@alex_darke]

Killer

[@anthonyrojas9989]

breh, why that dude called clock will puzzle me forever. You got him wrecked, just let him tank all day

[@samnjoefiddler2565]

i would think he has KQ and still call....but nice read lefty :)

[@minalim5649]

Wow such an Amazing fold 👏👏 NO WAY anybody folding them beautiful ladies. The odds have to be 1 out of 10billion people that would fold. Unless it’s rigged?! Lol jk

[@whybri4593]

“Unless it’s rigged” yup🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@seangarner2687]

It is a great fold, but is Farnes really ever raising this river without a better hand? I think almost every player is just calling here with just a Q.

[@brianedgar3413]

It was beyond an amazing fold. Everyone I've played with either snaps or raises there (if possible). We haven't made it to 10 billion people on Earth yet, probably soon though. I think were still at 8.x

[@eb3433]

@@seangarner2687 World's best fold.

[@shivasirons6159]

I could never have folded that, i could however have made the bluff, to which of course no one would have believed!

[@gentlespace1]

Wow..herofold plus heroread 👍🏼 Well done boi

[@B_Random85]

Best fold I have ever seen

[@lelio422]

To be blocking KQ leaves only KK as the 1 sus hand with 6 combos pre and half of that post. Sickest laydown in the tourney. That's why these guys go deep

[@HedgeFundAnalyst]

3 combos KK, 3 combos KQ, 1 combo 22

[@lelio422]

@@HedgeFundAnalyst unlikely the 22 but possible (like kq) just didn't include it for that reason. 7 possibilities, 3 probabilities

[@jamesdutchman8862]

Gotta admit. I couldn't fold that.

[@thomasdambiec3865]

What a Great fold

[@Richardtola1]

These guys are next level

[@TahirKhan-qz8tl]

Yep.fold of the decade

[@PPitambarP]

Next time - play a hand from the beginning. Tnx.

[@easygame3144]

farnes does everything possible to not get paid like a fool

[@tylerallin]

what was the preflop action?

[@isolator86]

Why not show the entire hand? The preflop and flop is missing.

[@jasonbaker9961]

Professional KZbin and Facebook poker player. This was an easy fold

[@snotnosedlilkid]

I’m pro zinga,your a noob

[@deluxeh0]

Lots of pros wouldve called that

[@NKG13]

I think the call for clock sounded too strong.

[@cryptosanity361]

Great fold but there’s only 2 options . Bluff is not one of them . So you either ran into a cooler or you’re splitting a pot . Not sure how much was in the pot to split but it probably wasn’t worth risking all your chips to split it

[@stokepokerchat]

AK diamonds was in his range but probally flats , would take some nerve to turn that into a bluff when you know your probally up against a queen , so yh very polarised when you break it down but easy for us when we can see the cards

[@danielpipkorn1448]

Looks like 11.8M to get back about 22.5M. 2 to 1 on a split. I'm not saying I would have snap called, but I would have called.

[@dtroyan123]

Steinman fold is still king

[@brettmacinnis6252]

Dealer at 1:37 pretty much shows Diaz’s hand, shouldn’t she be hiding that a bit more?

[@bipolarpunt5721]

I wish Ali and Nick did all the coverage, the other three I had to mute..

[@cedriclenners3737]

Definitely one of the best fold I've even seen. Obviously the shove river shows no bluff, so a call is a split pot at best. But I honestly won't be able to fold here. 100% respect

[@sertjeh]

Pretty standard fold? What does he have beat when he calls? Answer: nothing

[@oskrrrt]

Where is the full video

[@shivasirons6159]

No!

[@gunguru7020]

Quick clock call 3 minutes. Probably cost him.

[@jackfrost8513]

Guy was a di’’ clock after 3 min!!!

[@seangarner2687]

In all honesty, Farnes probably doesn't raise this river without KK or KQ. Even with a Q, he would have to have some fear Diaz could be holding one of those two hands, no? Excellent laydown

[@eb3433]

Agreed. But it is still a world's best fold for a reason.

[@Trokiis86]

and 22

[@PanduricaBlues]

the KK guy did it soooo wrong he would have won it all if he didn't snap all-in imo

[@ryudru3352]

He is beat by 22 and kk and kq - the majority of hands shoving in that spot and thats y he says he is an idiot to make that river bet when only those hands can call or even repush and put him in the position he now is in 👀

[@arroyo3467]

You would have to put him on pocket king's exactly no other hands beat him....alot of people would have been gone ..

[@GuitGuyPL]

KK, KQ and 22 beat him

[@wsop]

We didn't get to see the pre-flop, but assume 22 and K-Q could possibly be eliminated from the opponents range.

[@GuitGuyPL]

@@wsop Given the pot and blinds sizes as well as positions and AQ leading the turn I think it was either: 1) KK open, AQ 3bet, KK call or 2) KK open, AQ call. In both scenarios 22 or KQ could be played the same as AQ.

[@williamzagarella8066]

@@wsop how can you possibly eliminate KQ when he has KK here lmao. Wtf? Clearly could have KQ of clubs here.

[@whybri4593]

Most people would have been gone

[@Fenomeniebasta]

Fucking genius. Period .

[@aloha_amen3049]

Legend

[@mattfitzpatrick2315]

Board is kqq22 a Q bets 7m on the river a weak blocker bet. Would Farnes shove EVERY Qx hand, I know i would I lose to KK,22, and KQ only. Diaz bet says I have a Q!! Farnes is guaranteed a chopped pot w any Q, and maybe scares the fold with a jam. This best fold ever is results oriented. Would be a total donkey fold is Farnes had AA Or QJ suited..

[@albertschaf6985]

Helluva fold

[@daveyfadess]

Usually don't call the clock when you're bluffing lol

[@HopyHop1]

Justin Schwartz called the clock on Federico Butteroni when he bluffed him off a pair of jacks in the 2015 WSOP main event.

[@snotnosedlilkid]

Nonsense

[@piyushranjan8285]

Only 3 combinations of KK and one combination of 22 beats him. There are obviously no bluffs here but there's a lot of Qx hands that his opponent could have, trying to bluff him off the chop. Its a really hard decision and I can only think of one reason why he folded there... to stay alive in the competition. In a cash game, when you're getting 4:1 to call the shove, its a bad fold if he makes it.

[@piyushranjan8285]

@SilentBob84 You're right, 3 combinations of KQ also have him beat. Still, he should call this bet in a cash game since it is much more likely he just has a Qx hand.

[@chrisrubacher5857]

Great fold but not EVEN CLOSE to best ever. KK, KQ or 22 beats him. Stone bluff or Qx highly unlikely. That fold is not even top 10 all time actually but it was phenomenal of course. Best fold I've ever saw was huge event, final 2 people on a rainbow board of 9-7-5-6-4, dude folded the 8 only possibly losing to a 10-8, low probability opponent had that and dude folded it correctly. Of course Selbst folding 44 on a JJ4 flop and she folds the 7 turn. Donk had J7.

[@HopyHop1]

@@piyushranjan8285 Cash games are completely different. Successful cash game play requires far more loose calls, thin value bets, and bluffs than successful tournament play.

[@HopyHop1]

@@chrisrubacher5857 I saw a clip that featured Selbst thinking about folding aces full on a board where the only hand that beats hers is pocket sevens for quads. She wasn't able to make the fold, but she was considering it.

[@chrisrubacher5857]

@@HopyHop1 I saw that the day it happened, Selbst on day 1 of main event had AA and other lady lady 77. A-7-7 on board, quads went All in, forgot the other cards and Selbst only loses to quads and she didn't snap call and tanked seriously considering fold. Ultimately she called and lost and immediately said I knew it and was wanted to fold but hand was too strong. Opponent could have had A7, 3rd nuts. Vanessa was an absolute beast and probably best female yet.

[@EricSmyth4Christ]

It’s a spot where humans under bluff, let’s just say it how it is, only the best players in the world would consider turning a king into a bluff, and even then it’s ambitious to think someone would fold a queen, so it should be underbluffed It makes the fold decent/winning, but the discipline to fold is something that is very impressive as I don’t really have that as a GTO/station type of player

[@joshuapatrick682]

Dude shouldnt have called the clock…

[@mylifewithautism3958]

Ikr, massive dyck move, glad he didn’t get paid, karma

[@joshuapatrick682]

@@mylifewithautism3958 that deep in the main all tanks less than 10 minutes for your tournament life are reasonable IMO. Also from a strategic perspective it made a person who was likely to fold anyway trust their read even more.

[@gordonrules123]

It’s hard to get away from, but what does he actually beat? AK, AJ, AA? There is still quads and 2 combinations of KK, and no bluffs and it’s a reraise. He has third nuts

[@mylifewithautism3958]

And KQ also

[@rselga808]

anyone else believe if Farnes didnt instant all in he would have gotten a call by Diaz 🤔

[@GetMeThere1]

My personal approach is: Always keep in mind that any hand which utilizes only ONE of your pocket cards might not be as impressive as it seems.

[@matthewnell8999]

You ever played poker before?

[@nikiyubari8410]

Thanks berry greenstein.

[@billybegood466]

Sick fold. The dude did give off a couple tells, but sick fold nonetheless.

[@AMan-ec6ks]

Stop acting like you would of did anything with those tells

[@billybegood466]

@@AMan-ec6ks I play for a living, so yeah , I pick up on stuff like that.

[@akmd114379]

Would have liked to have know if he still folds had an A hit the river.

[@vincentchuvc]

Where is his right arm?

[@lp3880]

he looks like a gangmember so that would answer ur question

[@NickJ881234]

Insane

[@MrTee-ls5lx]

Farnes was by far the weakest player at the FT

[@eb3433]

He wasn't a pro.

[@jacoboburke5821]

I would have gone bust for sure

[@andrewwatson8591]

It’s a very good fold but when he leads the river and the guy shoves he either has a queen and it’s a chop, king queen and he loses, kings full and he loses or quad 2s and he loses. There’s no way the guy is ever raising there without a queen at absolute worst

[@AA-pk6fo]

This video does NOT do it justice. Show the whole thing

[@lousassoul7344]

AMAZING

[@jimbosavage]

I guess it not true that no one will fold a full house.

[@MrJosephdrummond]

CLOOOOOOOOOOCK!! everyone left for the night, blinds went up twice, even the dealer was on her elbows. if you want to impress me, play a hand of poker in 5 minutes or less

[@trevorhohner4645]

It's not as good as it looks. The guy with KK gave away the most rookie tell of all time. At best he's calling for a chop or he loses. Then there is the situation, he wasn't going to go home at that stage of the main event. Hell he probably folds KQ too the way it played and the stage of the tournament. He was preserving his chips without the nuts, not making an amazing play

[@danblack4326]

An observant player would've noticed the hand tremble at 0:30 for sure.

[@servant738]

Your forget the full house Queens over Aces that chinese Girls folded vs the other guy hitting his aces full of Queens one the river that was the best fold in history i ever seen

[@nathanlambardi2551]

Epic

[@anthonyfoutch3152]

I've thrown away aces preflop in a cash game before actually several times.

[@CatfishHeaven777]

Dumbest thing I’ve ever heard lol

[@anthonyfoutch3152]

@@CatfishHeaven777 oh i've done much dumber things. No one ever figures out why I would throw away aces pf. It's really simple and lots of people do it.

[@EricSmyth4Christ]

In 2-7 triple draw

[@CatfishHeaven777]

@@anthonyfoutch3152 not in holdem. Literally no one throws away aces preflop in holdem

[@anthonyfoutch3152]

@@CatfishHeaven777 would you like to bet on that loser makes a ten dollar donation to a charity of winners choice?

[@primetimeneon4886]

What a fn fold

[@peterm2750]

It's a terrible laydown. Really incredible that people still think laydowns like this are good. Thought overall skill level raised quite a bit. (Why bad: Cause it doesn't matter what he actually had)

[@EricSmyth4Christ]

No one thinks the fold is optimal wtf lol That’s the whole point

[@EricSmyth4Christ]

When you make a GTO play, it doesn’t matter too much what your opponent is doing, but when you make an exploitative play, the only thing that really matters is your opponent’s strategy, so yes the cards matter a lot in hands like this No one is praising him for playing the correct play (again, everyone knows it’s not), they are praising him for correctly disrespecting his opponent’s strategy of not having close to %20 bluffs in that line Linus said he could make 32bb/100 in the micro stakes, and it’s because of all the exploitative adjustments he would make, some of which include bet/folding big hands on the river (which goes against GTO / MDF)

[@Johnny-cz2wv]

@@EricSmyth4Christ link to the Linus quote plz?

[@EricSmyth4Christ]

@@Johnny-cz2wv I heard it from Gurrilla Poker

[@EricSmyth4Christ]

@@Johnny-cz2wv found it kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKvHYplpZ8ythbM It’s 25 seconds in

[@easygame3144]

thats what happens when u call clock like an idiot

[@mylifewithautism3958]

Agree, clock callers suck, esp after just 3 mins. Should be a rule that you forfeit the pot if you do it that soon

[@losyart]

Fold of the year was Doug Polk vs Hellmuth Diaz didnt have second nuts it was 4th or sth

[@EricSmyth4Christ]

Doug Polk was facing a 10x pot overbet into 2 players This guy is getting like 4:1

[@losyart]

@@EricSmyth4Christ Well u r right but still ok lets say both folds was great

[@EricSmyth4Christ]

@@losyart Yeah they were

[@Swappendeer]

How can fold this

[@evanfinley2198]

been in similar situation, i didnt fold

[@rppoker8541]

This isn’t the fold of the year . This would be a snap fold .

[@EricSmyth4Christ]

Your blue line must be off the charts!

[@rppoker8541]

@@EricSmyth4Christ would I think he has KK ? No but I would guess he had a boat . Must likely KQ

[@EricSmyth4Christ]

@@rppoker8541 lol

[@rppoker8541]

@@EricSmyth4Christ good for you . Get stacked

[@Johnny2Feathers]

You haven’t seen much then

[@easygame3144]

ez fold, what do u beat

[@snotnosedlilkid]

Bollocks

[@jcv_7690]

wow

[@jamiemitchell756]

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