This Play Makes You Better Than 99% Of Players

[@St-ho8kj]

This channel’s so underrated. Thank you for your work

[@2CardConfidence]

Appreciate your words, thank you!

[@juanfruhwirth5524]

Just found this channel, great video, earned a suscriber.

[@2CardConfidence]

Appreciated, thanks for watching!

[@EricSmyth2Christ]

Sometimes you have such a massive range advantage you can torch some sdv to leverage the advantage

[@Cobusftwmahoniez]

Tony G getting that treatment in the end there, seems like he is balancing backrubs with some facefingers

[@2CardConfidence]

Have been waiting for that comment

[@adragonro]

Man he old😮

[@YolanCohenPoker]

Great video again !

[@2CardConfidence]

Thanks man! Didn't know you had an English channel too, looks great!

[@YolanCohenPoker]

@@2CardConfidence now you know ;)

[@KWNR]

By the way great video thank you for content.

[@dommmmm7544]

Hey, im curious if i could send you my gameplay of some of my pokerstars tournaments .. 200 dollars buy ins. And for some price rate my gameplay and say to me what i do bad or good

[@2CardConfidence]

Hey, could you send me an email or message on discord? Then we could talk about it :) email: [e-mail] discord: 2 Card Confidence#9362

[@Carriby]

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[@kabanissamultiple8378]

Great content!

[@andrejbogdanov2816]

What is an "Ey Verige Reg"?

[@gergelynemeth2708]

Do not try to do that at home. Missed flush draws are almost always called down with top pair and better.

[@2CardConfidence]

Some truth to that 🤣

[@26bisket]

Not a chance on this board

[@dantonkull6491]

What does the solver prefer to bluff river? 55 or sc?

[@2CardConfidence]

With the solver's frequencies (only super low amount of 55 bluffed OTT), both 55 and SCs are bluffed OTR. 44, 55, 65s and 76s prefer a non all in sizing (75% pot) and 87s and 98s like to jam

[@dantonkull6491]

@@2CardConfidence One last thing, what is the bottom of the value region for llinus OTR? I think that vilain had a clear call here nonetheless because he is playing vs a highly capable player but he looked fed up during the hand to see his relative hand strength decrease and was seemingly lost.

[@2CardConfidence]

AJ is the worst hand that's betting for value in Linus' position. And yeah, Q3 would not be a fold in the sim. There might be other considerations for Tom though such as relative stacksize and ICM

[@looper6394]

Well done

[@2CardConfidence]

Thanks!

[@hugivachit6441]

Snap calling river. What 10x hands does he really have that he barrels flop and turn with? Keep in mind you block q10. With a 4 straight on the river is he even vbetting two pair hands like aj? As well as preflop caller has more 10s . I'm sure they're both better than I'll ever be but tbh I think it's a bluff line that doesn't make much sense with the nuts changing on the turn and river. And I think it's an even worse fold especially with front door flush draw bricking out

[@wesleyb1458]

The thing is that a sicko like Linus could be going for value here with sets and strongest two pairs. That’s what makes it so tough

[@2CardConfidence]

Yes, I don't think it's impossible he could valuebet thinner than a straight here

[@sashoplamenov7501]

Blocking QT dosent mean too much...there are countless TX combos still a live. This blocking bla.bla is getting ridiculise.

[@santaclause3487]

It’s impressive he knew to bet 5s on the flop. I imagine he’s going to rep a flush if it gets there cause he has 5 of hearts. But this just seems like a stab in the dark since he could have been repping k10. If river comes like a 8 or a 7 that’s not a heart, I imagine he gives up.

[@Chris-30-04]

He didnt know. He just bet hoping to win.

[@antoniopinhel2005]

Very very very very Nice as usual

[@2CardConfidence]

Thank you! :)

[@kyrielei]

ty sir

[@skrufy11]

I probably would not have just called flop

[@bigtime8924]

If you play $1 $2 at a casino your opponent is gonna jam his 2 pair on the turn about 95% of the time.

[@2CardConfidence]

You're probably right... Question is would that make bluffing the river better or worse? :)

[@gesus.christ99]

So basically in mid stakes opponents are exploitable a lot and GTO is not profitable

[@Zelchinho]

more like 100%

[@joes282828]

No.

[@jsc5814]

in the situation i would forget about the GTO, because u not having into account stack size and bet size, hes just representing a 10 at that point, insta call because at this point is not about how many bluffs he has, just the action itself its the opposite of polarizing

[@halott5861]

In a cashgame you right but tournament works differently, payjump could just make simply inst worth the call because playing from less blind cause way more pressure and make harder to build chips. He fuck up on turn and river as well this guy looks like a real fish tbh, im suprised he able to play with omaha4rollz in same table

[@boloisretratado4408]

@@halott5861 Cómo puedes decir que un profesional es un pez, usted de torneos sabe poco, no sabe de ICM y el valor que tienen esas fichas en ese momento.

[@deathbymonkeys]

Excellent

[@2CardConfidence]

Thank you!

[@shutyourmouthnow]

Vogelsang fault, you got 2 pairs on flop with Ace around? You rise a lot to not let them see the turn and the river because ''fish'' players can see free cards and calculate theirs chances after So, rise a lot to get rid of ''fish''. On this scenario, the only player who's gonna pay you a lot, it's the player with Ace/AQ and QQ after you know exactly how to play. But the AQ or QQ, for sure won't limp to get bad beats if on the table are people who play out of the ''box'' But get rid of the other players

[@PaperPlateParody]

Ngl, I'd probably fold the Q3s too.

[@dommmmm7544]

i dont understand why if K of hearts came, it would have been bad bluff

[@2CardConfidence]

It wouldn't have been a bad bluff - it's just hard to have any hands that are a bluff on that river! Because every flush draw hits, straight draws get there or hands make a pair

[@Topuria2510]

Good player never bluff busted flush draws

[@harley-zh3jk]

FACTS 😂

[@joomorrow]

Good player never says never. Well, probably apart from stuffs like "never folding royal flushes in a cash game". In fact, there are a ton of spots where you should bluff busted flush draws.

[@kristoffernilsson6043]

The thing about poker is, you should never do one type of action all the time, gotta mix it up to be unpredictable.

[@coffee-91]

when I do this online, I get called down by J3hearts, because the fish missed flush draw and doesn't care about money

[@adragonro]

Problem is, if u aren't so familliar with GTO play/-player u are thinkijg to much about specific hands than in ranges. ❤

[@averynw9180]

Great video... pretty scared shitty fold

[@iamlibraguy]

Linus looks old. It's like he's been smoking up 🌬️❄️💨

[@halm8660]

Vogelsang absolute Nit, jam the turn, but also 100% call on the river

[@SachTard]

Llinus never flats AKs or AA-99 BU v CO 20b eff, this range is not correct therefore sim and sizes frequencies all out of whack

[@davinderdavinder8802]

I think u can break this hand - Linus only can have bluff/T He doesnt value bet sets(only can have 33 cause 3betting pre all others) or two pairs on river And the only T he could have is KTo/Txhh Cause all T with pair is checking turn

[@2CardConfidence]

I wouldn't be so sure on what Linus can or cannot do... :)

[@sharkyjawz1342]

This videos for nubs. Obviously you need a modicum of uPs to have bluffs on 4str8 runout

[@Chris-30-04]

He is just barreling hoping Tom folds. Stop complicating things. He sees 55, has more or less no showdown value and bluffs hoping not to get caught. Come on!

[@XandoFootball]

Yea you will never be good

[@ginebrasanmiguel1445]

If you are so good at this why aren't you a famous poker player???🤔🤔🤔

[@clintwalker3127]

Coz he can’t bring GTO WIZARD to a tournament - Mike Postle style

[@boloisretratado4408]

Jugar contra él es muy sencillo, juega agresivo cómo el lo hace, no querra jugar contra a ti.

[@KWNR]

Vogelsang is a giant fish, here's a free example for you guys that you shouldn't check-call two weak pair against the best player in the world. Vogelsang only lost that pot because he wanted to lose it. This hand does not have enough equity and is not immune to check-calling twice. These are super vulnerable two pair. Linus bet call any ace, flush drwa and other pair + draw type of hands that we always want to charge. i'm sick of this highstakes fishes. My eyes are hurt.

[@equiIIibrium]

i would just laugh my ass off if i m faced with a guy named loliger :DD