Is He Really Going To Fold THREE ACES?! (£100,000 Buy-in)

[@ChessJew]

You need to balance your tank top range with an occasional buttoned shirt or stylish blouse.

[@jasonrentaponga7805]

exactly what I was thinking

[@ricemenarq6230]

also add a no shirt day in there

[@truthsmiles]

Be sure to add in a tuxedo and sometimes a bikini top to keep your range extra wide.

[@jtg2525]

I don’t think blouses are really Vanessa’s style, def the classy button down tho

[@joshuamitchell5530]

You wanna mix in some small and some large tank tops to make sure you’re balancing your range correctly

[@liamhalliday8437]

Yea that is a great fold. That's a fold not concerned with payout pressure or intimidated, just a fantastic decision.

[@herzwatithink9289]

It really is. Because the hand you're most likely losing to is the flopped boat. Added to the fact there are seven Ax's you're beating and one you're chopping with, only two suited aces (that aren't AQ/AK) you're losing to, and you're getting 4-1 your money. It's not a great board for a river bluff, but KQh and KJh are still possible.

[@moonshine_blade8266]

@@herzwatithink9289 did you watch the hand and listen what Jeff said? KJh not possible, look at junglemans hand. I guess jungleman thought his hand with his stack is so face up and commited to a call on the river that a bluff isnt really out there with that kind of player and any weaker ace will just call the riverbet instead of shoving, A3s, A6s, A9s, 33,66,99, are most likely, any better ace also is raising on flop or turn having a flush draw out there

[@herzwatithink9289]

@@moonshine_blade8266 True, KQh only. Not true that players won't often shove a weaker ace on the river, especially given the stack sizes. Might be reckless, but they still do, and AT will be a value push for a lot of players. You can't say a river bluff isn't out there when jungleman folded. What you can say is it's unlikely he'd be doing it without something like KQh, with mid to high pair bluffs being unlikely once jungleman fires the third barrel. But I agree that you wouldn't want to assign much credence to pure river steals, and when it's a bad board for that anyway, it seems unlikely. I also agree that he really looks pot committed, which makes it even less likely. I don't know Phua, but he looks like a crazy Asian, and that complicates things. From my live play there are too many times crazy Asian players are wont to reraise pre-flop with 33 and 66 with position on the opener and I don't want that to be the case here, because those are two of the three hands I'm worried about by the time the dust settles. I'd originally thought jungleman was in the cutoff and Phua had the button, where 99, AQ and AK are almost obligatory three bets, so that changes things a fair bit, when even 99 and AQ are call/raise hands. I still think it unlikely Phua goes past the turn with 99, but it is possible. You're right that this is an incredibly disciplined fold.

[@Carpcontrol]

@@herzwatithink9289 KTh...

[@uhhmike]

Goes to show how good he is. So hard to flop strong in NL too.

[@24magiccarrot]

The stack sizes is what makes this a particularly impressive fold.

[@jtg2525]

Doug, I’m a huge fan of all these medium quality videos! Keep them coming

[@mmcgill0026]

Lol, that’s funny. Huge fan of Doug’s videos!!! More Poker news please!!!

[@RyanDepauloDegenerateGambler]

Haha

[@fractal_mind562]

Is this funny to people ? I don't understand the mentality of this "if you aren't playing poker your opinion means squat". Commentators usually never play the sport to that level and the ones that have make are great with analytics ! Gary Lineker, Stephen Hendry ect... I really enjoy this channel, with or without Doug playing !

[@jtg2525]

Luke Crommer it was an ironic joke referencing the “high quality vlogs” from the likes of Andrew neeme and johnnie vibes. Not meant to disparage dp in any way

[@xxM5xx]

@@RyanDepauloDegenerateGambler Parkour !!

[@scotland369]

23blinds and he has AJ. Flop AA3.... somehow manages to not go broke vs. 33. Wow.

[@connman8d617]

Because he's sick.

[@buzz092]

I am broke every single time in 1000 years here

[@prepperscanada]

@@buzz092 I am broke even before looking at AJ.

[@eternalselph]

Nice recap

[@jeffreyjoseph2737]

I think Jungleman is my favorite player by a wide margin. I love his emotion. I love how great a mind he has. I love his long success track record. He's just terrific for the game

[@irishock]

He's the best I've ever seen. Every hand he plays is electric.

[@thomasobrien4707]

Daniel L he got bluffed off an overpair for around 100K

[@QasperDubstep]

Thomas O'Brien ok? So has every other high stakes pro dumbass

[@reppingl]

He’s mobbed up

[@BRNRDNCK]

@@QasperDubstep Jungleman sucks, I could beat him heads up 10/10

[@toddmurphy390]

Sometimes you hit enough coolers you start to see houses and quads everywhere.

[@n8style]

Man this Jungle guy is awesome! I'd love to see him go up against another high stakes pro, maybe for a head to head challenge, perhaps someone like Tom Dwan would be a good match up, has anyone asked him if he'd be up for that?

[@connman8d617]

HAHAHAHAHA.

[@mdougf]

lollll

[@acernera]

Doug posting every day is better than when I was a kid and learned about Christmas!

[@Russian5]

What did you learn about it?

[@alexburke1899]

Jeff Gross had me rolling with that GOT Raven comment I was watching this stream live and couldn’t stop laughing. It’s great having such good players as commentators, their excitement and passion for the game really comes through in the broadcasts and is one of the best parts of this tournament series to me.

[@djdarklyceum]

I love Jeffs passion for poker.

[@paularized1]

Wish I played in this game. I beast everything. Low stakes. Micro stakes....EVERYTHING. Please don’t look at my graph.

[@brianwilliams5662]

Wouldnt need to

[@adminstrativeuser8930]

Luke Schwartz?

[@SuperYtc1]

@@adminstrativeuser8930 Wow you are a fucking genius. Well done.

[@brianwilliams5662]

@@adminstrativeuser8930 Some completely broke tard living in moms basement

[@lozgod]

If you say it on the internet I believe it. Good job! F*** the haters!!

[@Nick-ol7jo]

Jungle definitely had the same read I have on Paul. I can see it. He can see it. We both know it’s gonna be there, but we won’t say what it is.

[@TheMarkODonohue]

I know exactly what reference you're making. I know it, you know it, heck Doug knows it. I won't say what it is though.

[@adamsmithintin2803]

Don't say it in the comments though

[@synchronium24]

Paul gave off a reverse tell, but it was on the flop right after he made a boat. Around 3:10 in the video, he scrunches up his face a few times like he's unhappy.

[@Runnerboy2012]

There was something that happened during the video that made me realise I would enjoy it, I won’t say what it was though

[@waltergutierrez6007]

Fuck off 😂😂😂

[@clayw5349]

As a huge MMA fan and an American hearing "The 100,000 pound main event" really rattled my brain

[@milansanghvi6512]

Waking up to videos from Doug and Brad Owen is always a gift

[@KamuiX707]

Or just Brad O

[@RyanDepauloDegenerateGambler]

Or just me

[@dwcorporate9481]

When did pocket 3's become "a middling pair"? 1:16

[@matthewnell8999]

DW Corporate 2s are low, 3 are middle, 4 high and 5s and above never ever fold under any circumstances

[@Its__Good]

When your opponents glasses magically turn into sunglasses - that's a tell that they have it.

[@ViCeNnNnN]

3:13 the tell after seeing that beautiful flop :D

[@jeremydyar7566]

For real paul phua is hillarious

[@sevendst19]

the two ways to play this are as follows. When you get a bet into on the flop you can find out right there if he has an ace, and if he does you will get called with just about any raise or all in you throw out there. The other line is to just call like he did but when you all in on the river it becomes a tough spot for 3 aces because a lot more hands beat him, A with a K, Q, 6, 3, or 9, any pocket pair of 3s, 6s, or 9s that reasonably call on the flop, the only hand he's beating that would do this on the river is a missed flush draw, everything else simply would call it down for the showdown value. Probably best to min-raise at that point, pricing in your opponent, he ended up folding here to the allin, but maybe doesn't to a min raise.

[@KeanoCo]

If you turn on captions his intro says "What's up guys dog pool care" 😂

[@demetriusmiddleton1246]

🤣🤣🤣

[@sebastianh-man1879]

😂

[@mrloop1530]

I tried it another video, and it said ""What's up guys dog talk here". Now I wanna try'm all 🙈

[@mrloop1530]

The next I tried, said "What's up guys dog pol Karen" Not sure what that means 👀

[@mrloop1530]

One said "What's up guys up old Karen" I'll just leave it at that, I guess 😕

[@monsweko]

This fold wasn’t hard. Jungle looked at Paul and knew he had it. He picked up a live tell that indicated 33. I saw it too. I won’t share it here but I saw it and so did Jungle and it’s real. The tanking was only so Paul wouldn’t know that his 33 tell had been spotted.

[@kenshin521]

Yeah, it’s easy to say you picked up a live tell when you’re staring at Paul’s cards.

[@andysilvy23]

How much to share? I’ll pay double of what Charlie charges you must be on another level to know this type of tell

[@cameronmason4452]

@@kenshin521 Yeh how ridiculous, what a joke to even say I picked up a live tell when watching a recording. You know how the hand ends already 😂

[@thisismyrealname2860]

You think you have impressive foresight? That's NOTHING! I predict that in 2020 there will be a global epidemic

[@andrewc.1045]

Love all your content, always have. Very pleased to see all these great polker hands analyses flooding my feed. I will miss watching you play, but it is what it is. Keep up the exceptional work!

[@zamanski7094]

Jungle man Dan is a beast! Nice vid bro!

[@davidelet3652]

2.5% off What an amazing discount...

[@mydogsbestfren7490]

dont be the guy that plays a $10 tournament and says " whatever man its just a $10 tournament " when its a $1600 first place

[@joshuamitchell5530]

Or just use it on “postflop strategy” and get it for free

[@ibeattetris]

@@joshuamitchell5530 Thanks for the suggestion!

[@JeffDime]

LOL. So you can get his heads up mastery class for only $975. If you think that’s high think about how much the time machine you are going to have to buy to get you back to 2012 when it was relevant.

[@moremilesmoreproblems6330]

Your videos have been a huge help for me. I've played maybe 7 or 8 live tournaments in my area. Buddy of mine got me into it. And I went from basically folding everything unless I was for sure to win just to last long enough to make it worth it to come out. To playing aggressive with a good mix of bluffs and guaranteed wins to create a nice stack and actually make it to the river to pull the card I needed.

[@GIGADOPE]

goddamn I love Jungleman and his big old head. dude like BRAIN BLAST!!!1111!!!!

[@ycjason1]

I think jungle folded partially because what Phul said about the time chip. Phul said it twice, so it seems like he didn't want Jungleman to time out accidentally. Time out = fold, so Phul doesn't showed that he doesn't want Jungleman to fold.

[@arthurt74]

Really enjoying the last series of videos. Glad to see you back in the KZbin streets. Thanks man

[@thomasocallaghan9145]

If you watch pocket 3s on the flop he smiles like the Cheshire cat, but still crazy great fold

[@georgie3]

Doug has played thousands of hands with Jungleman so this video is actually a huge tip of the hat, sincere respect...

[@jerrykreutzer4326]

Hey Doug, great content lately, but we could really use a "what is up guys" intro next time.

[@ryangramb2294]

Doug, we don’t agree on a lot of stuff but you are a poker legend without a doubt. Thanks for the content.

[@markrobertbb]

I've lost most money holding top trips and losing to boats that sprung the trap on the river. What a beast Jungleman is. With his betting line he would've made max value against other worse value hands too.

[@akselhoff208]

The (Cates') resemblance with Ashley Barnes at Burnley is remarkable.

[@Wildest_Wahoo]

Doug Polk: “I put a lot of videos out”. Also Doug Polk: didn’t put a video out for over 6 months.

[@alfredogoso9692]

15:30 do u think the talk influence in the decition ?

[@deathmetalalchemist5861]

hard to say without knowing the history between these two

[@brianlee1417]

What are you normally supposed to do when you at the bottom of your value range and facing a big bet on the river? fold?

[@Justin-pf2ml]

I've been looking for Phil Ivey so hard I thought he was the dealer for a split second. 🤣🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@theboxer5]

Maybe Paul gave the "tell" by warning the guy that the time is about to end.

[@patrickdolan2014]

That was my thought, by saying that it’s like saying he didn’t want the hand to go dead

[@kylebroussard5952]

Or the mile wide smile on the flop

[@samrizza8785]

I think that tipped it over. Tbh I think he put him on his exact hand. He spent that time convincing himself that his gut feeling was right.

[@jeremydyar7566]

These pros dont make tournement life decisik s based off tells.

[@eliminator7ful]

Awesome video Doug. Thanks for sharing this one. I hope I learned something. But no. Prolly I did not. But great work and keep it up. Very appreciated.

[@toptenguy1]

Jungleman is the master of folding trips on the river! Like his epic laydown of trip tens against Hellmuth! :)

[@willdestroya]

Ok that's it im calling Cates 'Vegeta' from now on, no more 'Jungleman' for him ! HAHAHAHA 😂😂😂😂

[@yosefmintzer3978]

5:05 that is the kind of professional analysis tbat makes polker hands so uniquely valuable.

[@TeoGPoker]

I want to see Durrr vs Jungle ! Who is this Phuuu he’s playin’?

[@Gemini-Iceland]

@@patienceisalpha Phuu has been playing those high stakes for a long time. He is part owner of Titan as well.

[@ivanwong8281]

Tom Dwan's master

[@wingsuiter2392]

You should call it Poker Hands

[@KamuiX707]

"Poker Hands" very original!

[@wingsuiter2392]

@@KamuiX707 Sarcasm is hard

[@synchronium24]

Sarcasm is getting old wrt to that particular joke.

[@wingsuiter2392]

@@synchronium24 the best trolls never give up

[@ferdinsylvester]

Jungleman saw Paul Phua's cards through the reflection on his yellow tinted glasses. Genius! He didn't want to give away the golden egg laying goose though so just played along.

[@mikemerone3823]

How do you know if someone is subscribed or not? Doe,s it tell you on youtube..?

[@martin.p.]

It‘s a bit of a give away that Paul tells jungleman he s out of time banks. By that he ensured jungleman doesnt fold the hand accidentally

[@TheJohnCooper]

I’m no poker player but surely playing with mirrored glasses isn’t a shrewd move

[@joeshittheragman6252]

Yes it's easy to say this when you can see the cards but Phua does look very relaxed during the entire hand. Perhaps soemthing Cates picked up on

[@deepfryer3966]

I was surprised to hear Doug say that the 9 was a good card for Jungle. Because now he's losing to 99 and A9, and he's really just beating AT (as the announcers pointed out). And, AT seems unlikely to jam the river there. So he's really only beating bluffs, and he's losing to AK, AQ, A9, A6, A3, 33, 66, 99. What are the pure bluffs in Paul's range? Missed heart flush draws - that's it. It seems like Paul's value range contains a lot more combos than his bluffing range.

[@beermonster7601]

Reflective glasses and poker ? Does that work ?

[@dawsonje]

Phua helped the decision in my view... he acted super strong following Jungle's river bet.. his table talk also seemed to indicate strength. super sick fold from Jungle. I also wonder that since Jungle knows that Phua plays mostly short deck now, and those players pre-flop limp premium hands much more often, he judged it more likely that Phua may have AQ or AK in that spot.

[@williamwallace3848]

Given villain's line, his range is heavily weighted towards nutted hands. If he can somehow pull this play off with a missed flush draw with the preflop action, on that board, being bet into 3 times, more power too him.

[@MonteWerle]

Where's the best site to play poker online if I live in California since you don't recommend ACR bro?

[@Dplatt49]

Monte Werle global poker

[@synchronium24]

@@Dplatt49 Why isn't global poker illegal for U.S. players?

[@priely5149]

TripleJack is a hell of a site (with tournaments and omaha) but it's on virtual chips not money.

[@Dplatt49]

On global you purchase coins and then you are given money to play on the site with for “free”. if you buy 10 dollars worth of coins you are given 10 “free” dollars worth of cash to play with. This is how they get around the law as far as I know. I’ve had good success so far and the cash outs are pretty simple

[@the1donkeyking]

@Doug P. Please start playing again, thanks for the vid.

[@connman8d617]

Honestly. The Antonius/Carrel hand is even better. Calling down for your tournament life after flopping bottom pair. Balls of steel for Antonius.

[@waltergutierrez6007]

He said he dont enjoy playing anymore.

[@the1donkeyking]

He's entitled to a change of ❤️.

[@lvzee]

I don't know Paul, but unless my opponent is capable of playing a really deep game, his 'gentlemanly' warning that I've run out of time bank plaques & should act before I have a dead hand would never come from a bluffer. Hence a sensible fold.

[@austinz6250]

Good analysis Doug. Glad to see that you are uploading videos daily or close to that. Tons of free value coming from your channel! Much appreciated fella 👍

[@timsullivan4566]

Apologies to 70s band, Jethro Tull - but there was no "Bungle In The Jungle" here.

[@mrx7181]

Jungle showing us all how to bet three streets with the top of his range just to fold the river when he's beat all on 20 blinds. Well done sir.

[@topazg]

Great to see you doing the poker hands again Doug, really good hands being covered too!

[@antibishonen]

Raising preflop with A-J out of position is usually dangerous, especially if your opponent calls with a pocket pair.

[@samrizza8785]

Agreed, when you're short stacked it's jam or fold. I'd lean towards jamming suited AJ and folding out off suit. Also depends how active you've been at the table too so... tough call.

[@Mad1Lee]

Great fold but I think the possibility of Phua ever bluffing that spot is almost zero. Sure he is a rich fish kind of player, but he plays with very good poker players for a lot of money all the time. He must have some understanding of the game. And that spot being a very very bad spot to bluff is part of such understanding. So I think Jungleman realizes that too.

[@SA-fu5ds]

6:09 -6:42 Superb Filming 🎥.

[@TheCatalangamer]

Hahaha getting Negranu's masterclass during your videos, when are you going to get upswing on KZbin 😉

[@andrewg6241]

14:50, would AQ really be an easy shove for Paul? Seems like it would be a pretty good hand to call with to me, especially considering the ICM implications. Jungle can easily have boats and AK that will call a jam, and there aren't that many worse hands that can call.

[@jaytray5446]

keep em coming brotha, loving the new influx of videos....much appreciated!!

[@musaire]

This would be a really hard hand for me if I were in Cates' shoes... Because I wouldn't think the opponent is that stupid to call with 33 preflop (I mean that is idiotic - calling 1/10th of a stack of the 20BB-stack with 33). Depending on the rest of the stacks to the left, the 33 is an instant raise all in for me pre. People making stupid plays makes the game really hard - hard to put them on a hand.

[@Snowy123]

Forget about the fold, look at how cool uncle Paul is. Those golden shades on top on glasses. Double the glasses for double the reads.

[@dinkomalinko8585]

Think you have to bet river to figure out where you stand. Very rare would a river reraise all in be a bluff if you preflop raised and barreled flop turn river. Still extremely difficult fold and why Jungleman is highly respected as a top player.

[@drewinvegas7269]

The fold is awesome but how about checking over on the river. Not much is calling here that is behind in this situation. Paul is an action player so I understand looking to play it straight forward to induce a bluff raise however if we check over we will probably get a good price on the pot and get to showdown possibly for the price jungleman laid initially, and if we call and were good then we get the pot. This was a great play, but like in chess when you see a good move look for a better one.

[@sxyy2559]

Great vid, let's see the Chidwick J5 hand!!!

[@tony16546]

As an existing Lab member can I use the discount for next month's subscription?

[@luxon4]

wait why was it a good river shove? it's the nut low boat. doug said it like it's so obvious then doesnt explain it. he's only getting called by better... as was demonstrated in this hand too. A6, A9, 66, 99. literally no other hand calls him.

[@samrizza8785]

There's so few combinations that can beat 33 there though. The board has a missed flush draw and it's paired. Paul is quite capable of bluffing in that spot, putting a hand like, say pocket jacks in a horrible spot. When you have a boat, you get the chips in.

[@Chris-us7tj]

Great fold but not as fantastic as everyone says. Ik im just some nerd who casually plays but when his pre-flop raise was called, its easy to imagine that Phua had put him on an ace. Phua wouldn't have have been bluffing or on a draw either, since there are few combos that make sense pre-flop. Also easy to imagine Jungleman had put him on a pocket pair that hit a boat or a better ace. Great play of course. Hindsight is 20/20 and I'd have gone broke. Hence why I'll never be sitting at one of those tables.

[@ibrahimkaratas4426]

sick how you can learn to construct your ranges by just watching these videos. good work man!

[@davidnice1]

You almost should never fold here, but Phua seemed sooooo comfortable and was talking with confidence, I don't know if someone can do that while trying to bluff someone off of 3 Aces on that kind of board. If the guy is a tight player who doesn't run hugh bluffs and he seems soooooo confidence on the river I guess you can definitely consider a fold.

[@mikoajkoodziejski2335]

As long as you make those videos I will have hope to become pro someday.

[@GeorgeAlexanderOz]

Jungleman hat a big, fat tell. Paul expressed a huge amount of confidence when he (at about 15:30) insisted that the time limit be kept at all cost. That showed that Paul didn't care which decision Jungleman was about to make. The commentators even called that "good sportsmanship", and they were right, but in another way than they thought. Paul should have stayed quiet or should even have offered Jungleman his time banks to give him time to make the wrong decision.

[@GeorgeAlexanderOz]

I guess that was Jungleman's read, the real secret of this hand.

[@GaDawg84]

Paul gave away the strength of his hand when he asked how much jungle had left on the river

[@connman8d617]

Asking how much somebody has left is usually a sign of weakness. So, unless you interpreted this as a blatant reverse tell, I don't know how you could interpret this as giving away the strength of his hand.

[@paulwoodfall01]

Nick and this other guy are the perfect pair to commentate on these high stakes games.

[@paulwoodfall01]

@Piano Mover Jones that the other guys name? Lol

[@paulwoodfall01]

@Piano Mover Jones ah I see. thanks brother. I have heard his name now you mention it. Well, Randy and Nick are an excellent combo.

[@MurrRockstroh]

I've been watching your videos a long time and I don't know a lot about Poker at this level, just casually. I hear you use all these specific terms for positions around the table, like "under the gun" "hijack" "cutoff" and a lot of others I can't remember (those aren't the only 3). I've also heard you throw out other terms not referring to positions around the table, but can't remember at the moment what they are. I know what "raise" and "fold" mean, and "flop" "turn" "river" but you sometimes throw out some other terms that I don't know what is meant by them. I can sometimes guess, but am never sure. Through watching I've sort of figured out what a lot of these terms probably mean, but is there a good resource for finding out what all these terms mean so I can appreciate a little more what you're saying in these hand break downs? Or maybe do a video explaining some of them. Maybe I should make a list as I hear them.

[@ozchambers9642]

Under the gun is the player to the left of big blind. First to act pre-flop. Cutoff is player to right of the dealer button. Hijack position is player to the right of cutoff, or 2 spots to the right of the button.

[@leojoseph6385]

Such a tough decision! He's gotta think of has the other player Shown a Bluff in this phase of the Tournament....The Smooth Call on the Flop was STRONG, and Cates Figured it Out. IF Phua (In Position & w/Bigger Stack) was on a Draw, he would have jammed All In on the Flop.... Great Fold!

[@ivanchuabh]

Doug, thank you for this video, another great learning opportunity for all in the community. Might I also add that Paul's last name Phua is pronounced as Pwa. Mandarin is weird like that. Cheers.

[@kcinkcin3808]

Damn eyelash,you got me

[@johnhausler2706]

Great fold Jungle Man......Now I know how you put it to Patrick Antonius

[@guitarflash2049]

The commentator with the weird over thought remarks was the best part of the video

[@zainsyed9811]

You have to remember everything you do at the table conveys information.

[@thedude5599]

every time I flop a tight and someone has trips they call my raise then get a runner runner or hit their other card

[@mdg4347]

Once he saw the boat had flopped, Jungleman flipped the ship.

[@JMRSplatt]

Lol Dnegs master class is the ad I got.. what you think about that Doug? Hehehe

[@moremilesmoreproblems6330]

Also wtf do you do when dealer plays the turn which would give you two pair before you get to make your call on hitting top pair on the flop. So he mucks it. Fucked me up there at the end I was about to double up and take lead. Just damn lol.

[@ud1fg868]

Great fold. Worth considering a call without a Jh tho.

[@briantessitore8086]

Wish I watched this yesterday. Exact same scenario....hero 8s9s, flop 838, villain has 33.

[@NoLongerGrilling]

Jungle needs to get stacked here, this was less than 30bbs deep ffs. Should’ve even shoved the river. Also, Phua is deff a fishy player so he could be doing this with worse Ax like Nano said which is why is a call all day. Jungle plays very exploitatively and can easily get exploited this way (Hellmuth would agree 😂). I can also see the point that since Phua is a fish, Phua is unlikely to exploit him in this spot so folding seems fine too. All in all, folding was a decent play even tho this deep you should value jamm river.

[@hit.the_north]

Easy fold for the 3 eyed raven

[@mannyram9717]

Was this with a Short Deck?

[@PastingKing]

No. Short decks don't have 3s in them

[@chriszablocki2460]

If you get stuck for your chips before you get to the table or realize you're playing poker, then you don't have a seat at the table. If you seriously think your hand is beat, you should fold a set of aces and save your chips.

[@jasondowd2162]

keep the daily vids going!! love it man

[@chefemf]

Well thought out and disciplined fold

[@noThankyou-g5c]

10:10 my man paul got 2 pairs of glasses on 😐

[@marcolandi5416]

Just loved how the commentator freaked out :D