Aces v Nut Flush Draw v Nut Straight Draw | Multiway GTO Analysis

Analysis of a hand from day 2 of the Main Event of the Party Poker Millions Event in the UK.
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[@Rieper47]

Linus would have snap called

[@AleksiVattaja]

I watched the whole final table where roberto was playing, he was definately super nitting it up the whole time which makes this fold a bit more reasonable

[@thamade]

good fold, river is always a spade in party poker

[@peterkristof8594]

biggest spoiler here, shouldnt check comments before vid lol

[@shmuelgoodman80]

Yet another great video! I love the outro music too - APC's lyrics pair well with the river laydown.

[@chrisjackson3980]

Here is the thing though... I was there at the table and what the camera didnt see was villain all loosey goosey eating a sandwich when he called pre soo... Take that solver!!

[@Alex-Bunin]

Hey FEQ, huge fan here. Ever since that LLinus vs Jungle 55 hand and your mention of the GTO blueprint your content escalated to another level and I am living my life in anticipation for with regards to the blueprint. Seriously tho, great work, keep it up. Also, throw us a bone will ya?

[@bafoon]

At 10:45 mark you talk about choosing flush draws with pairs as candidates to raise with because of the additional equity in case the bluff doesn’t work. Isn’t it more likely that it chooses flush draw with pairs bc the the pair reduces combinations of sets that villain can have? Shouldn’t a pair barely have any equity if the all in gets called bc it will mostly be sets calling?

[@FindingEquilibrium]

That is probably a factor as well. Good point.

[@Cowtymsmiesznego]

Wow I was pretty sure AA would snap off for the conclusion that you should be careful not to overbluff when you really aren't repping much. But it turned out overbluffing was brilliant in that spot vs Fredrik ;D

[@KimiiiRaikkonen]

At turn I would sized to half size of Big blinds stack, to give me the option of reshove over Roberto call and BB shove I'm also never folding overpair here when Roberto easily could shove alot of Combo draws and AQ, KQ. If he have a set or two pair, whatever. It's a cooler, move on to the next hand ! Great analysis, great content. I like that you change up your music from video to video so it does not become boring. You are awesome at creating content and this is one of my favourite youtube channels and absolutely my favourite Poker youtube channel! Thanks alot for your time man. You are awesome!

[@FindingEquilibrium]

Thanks!

[@Pyrotekniq]

Question is: does anybody find value jams with worse than AA? I suspect probably not in practice, so villain’s range looks more polarized than the solver That would probably be a good node lock to check out I suspect AA will be a fold under that node lock, unless we expand villains bluffing region to use Axs and other bluff combos (Such that AA is not beating value but V is overbluffing) - just a hypothesis though

[@MackiaveliPoker]

I'm so happy your sound got better! good job, love your channel!

[@FindingEquilibrium]

Thanks. I have been using a different video editor. Glad it improved the sound.

[@JICM25]

A big part of the motive behind that fold might have been the relentless poker face of Roberto

[@karimking6086]

@finding equilibrium you should`ve add this hand to the not GTO series

[@nikolaydanshin8149]

Entertaining and educational as usual. Thank you!

[@markbarlescu1853]

Your content is amazing !

[@v.v.7337]

One of your best vids! Thanks!

[@reznor1718]

Can someone explain 15:50 - the solver will expand its calling range to include holdings that do not match up showdown wise to the value portion villains range

[@nicor6415]

The calling range can be extended, due to the fact, that the button has much more bluff/semi bluff combinations in his range when shoving the turn compared to his nuttish holdings... for example: You could consider calling of even with KT (especially, when not blocking the spade or hearts draw) simply because it blocks, on the other hand, his nuttish holdings (f.e. Pocket Tens, QT, KQ, etc.) On the other hand, you should also ask yourself how often do you find yourself in the spot double barreling on this flop with KT, no backdoor draw against 2 players on the turn...

[@checkthenutz]

Second most underrated channel after the poker guys

[@thenark2379]

poker guys are full of cringe

[@checkthenutz]

They both mad cringe but they own it tho.

[@Hoetobeajew]

@@checkthenutz explain the cringe from FE?

[@kidale4159]

More multiway spots for cash game plzz ❤️

[@Cenbulcumbul]

Hey do you recommend any book about modern poker which is similar to your videos?

[@BigJoJoJoJo]

Would have been easier to call in a heads up pot. Buddy went all in with 2 people left to call him. Shows a lot of strength

[@SuperREDXIII13]

at 2.37 you said we don't use the full pot size but isn't 75% bet cause the pot is 68.82 and we can bet 11.63 bet 22.32 bet 46.50

[@FindingEquilibrium]

Not sure I am following you, but I think at that time I was just commenting that the solver is using the full pot sizing more often when heads up v. multiway.

[@MikeTHEBOSS]

Fucking love these videos

[@darkfinale]

Intro music balancing :p

[@johngriller4997]

So happy to see I’ve been playing like a solver for the past year :) Also, MTT players LOL 😂

[@hossel1079]

If H doesn't have the Ah then I reckon he calls, really cuts down on V's semi bluffing range on turn.

[@uedvna]

Only AhTh or Ah7h. I don't think AhJh is calling flop 3 ways in the middle, AhKh isn't a call pre-flop.

[@barisunala]

very good content, thanks

[@Mr2beerqueer]

Why is bb range so weird. Just left out QJ-Q9s.... theres no way squeezing those hands 100% is right

[@pushotr]

Feels good man

[@tombos211]

I like the editing in this one. It can be difficult to know where to look given all the information, so anything you can do to draw attention to a specific area of the chart is good. Keep doing that. Also, you're kinda monotone. You might want to try varying your pitch/tone a bit when recording. Keep up the great content!

[@Rekke_yt]

Pretty slam dunk call tbh , beats all bluffs beats some value shoves and sets/two pairs would have raised the small bet on the flop . Dude probably doesn’t even know the value and bluffs he has in his range when he shoves lol

[@Gos1234567]

what value shoves does AA beat?

[@prenomnom6203]

bet/fold an overpair, lol donkaments

[@Donkadocus]

[@BioTurk]

TOOL!

[@hectorabreu2502]

Feels like none of this is applicable to MTTs

[@jc624]

Second

[@garygwin1741]

Would be great, if we knew who you were, and took a look at your graph, or saw your Hendon Mob ranking. You talk smart, but do you play smart?

[@camaleonsacor1618]

what a coward fold dude xD.

[@Psiber_Syn]

wow stfu

[@cassurai]

terrible shove repping almost nothing. even more terrible fold.

[@Gos1234567]

Yea he reps just QTs/77 for value(most would even raise these on the flop since its multiway) but a ton of bluffs out there.Bit of a donkey bluff with no thought behind it,unless he knew other guy ws capable of folding big hands i suppose