Win More Money At The Low Stakes With This Play

Win more money by making this play. In video one of a two part (different callers) lesson on river play Bart goes over one of the most basic concepts that will win you more money at the low stakes of live No Limit Hold'em.
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[@CrushlivePoker]

Is there ever a reason to check this river at the small stakes of live NL?

[@TheAndysim66]

This is definitely a bet, but The villain was never going to fold. The hero misplayed the River and it saved him some money.

[@PrimeTerrific]

The check is fine sometimes only so you have a snap call to protect your Kx, Check Fold has to be losing at least 10+ BB theoretically.

[@Hotobu]

@@Ifk1899 Correct sounds like this is a standard passive 1/2 game, and perhaps the quick timing tell(s) let him know he was on the only draw available?

[@alistairwillock7266]

I think the problem with this particular hand is the villain's river SPR. In general though, the line is 100% bet flop, bet turn, jam river. Villain holds his nose and calls off with Kx often enough to way more than offset the number of times that he shows up with 65suited or 7x, given the pre-flop action.

[@themaestro3222]

Hero seems to be overly passive- Nit, else there is no chance of check-folding this river at these stakes, No way!

[@kevinprendergast839]

Is it “Bet for value on the River?” I haven’t watched the video yet, but 3 to 1 says it’s “Bet for value on the River.”

[@royalflush8173]

you are exactly right about leaving the guy with a little bit of chips and they will call . i agree 100%

[@cerealmilk6877]

if there was no plexiglass i woulda played that different

[@dawsonje]

This player is one of those types that is consistently looking for how he can be beaten, rather than balancing with a view of all the hands he beats here... which is like a billion combinations of K x, likely two suited broadway cards given the pre-flop action.

[@estegerset]

Analyzing $1-2 like a chess grandmaster is overkill

[@redcanary7]

i get done with a PIO solver session then watch this and it feels like im listening to grandpa tell me about his first time using a tv remote. i miss the simple days of poker

[@wayne9287]

Its been a month im thinking of using a solver but im a bit scared i will hate the game of poker and see it differently.

[@CRAIG5835]

Hi from New Zealand Bart, long time follower but their is soooo much pokers content out there now that its hard to take it all in. Suffice to say, Im still an El Donko. Thanks for all your edu the last few years.

[@adamseidel9780]

I'm a pretty new but winning microstakes player... and I definitely make river plays like hero all the time. Major leveling challenge.

[@6bt_str864]

Good fold! Sir. (Most times I'm over betting flop/turn there.) But liked he said, these calling stations.. 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@Adam-fb5nt]

This was a very instructive hand for all us bad players. I noticed the caller was too focused on how he could have saved money in this one hand (when he suggested he should have not bet the turn because of the 7), rather than considering the longterm implications of his strategy. Which is one of the top mental pitfalls. If I'm going with my gut, I probably get scared and check the river here 90% of the time, rather than thinking through how Kx is sooo much more likely and putting in a value bet. Thanks Bart.

[@Killdroid96]

Would a little blocker bet on the river like 1/4 pot where your going to get raised by a 7, a straight, and *maybe* (K x). Would that be a possibility here that would work?

[@greatwhite3676]

if this was an Albanian home game its a call all day on the river. At the casino with some guy nursing 200 in chips all night its an instant fold.

[@CloneDanMan]

Oh shipe 🇦🇱

[@user-je9sc5tp1s]

I kind of agree. I never see guys at 1/2 shove all-in at the end without a really strong hand. I'm the only person I know who would do this as a bluff (and have before). So I am okay with the fold. But I would have value bet the river in the first place.

[@mumblesbadly7708]

What the caller said about how people at such low stakes usually being very strong when they go all in, especially if a flop draw hits and they called flop and turn.

[@topspit]

Don't know how much sense this makes, but hero said that villain snap-calls the Flop-CBet. So usually we can exclude 44,77 and most likey Kx. Because Villain would at least think for 1-3 Seconds because of raisind now for value. Althoug with Kx its pretty stupid vs. Preflop-Agressor to raise here instead of let him Fire again on Turn. But people tend to "slowcall" with Kx here... In my experience fast calls are medium-strenghts hands like small pairs oder draws.

[@xxxYYZxxx]

If hero pots flop (75) & turn (225), hero has ~120 remaining, in which case a turn-shove or just river bet is ok.

[@pokerqAK47]

If I was V I’d show up with like A5dd 😂 love it when they fold AA face up 😂

[@branchtana315]

I honestly have really never done this. On top of that, I may compound this psyche issue by announcing all-in or just putting a stack of oversized chips in the pot when I want to put someone in on the river and don't know the exact amount of his stack. Along your guys' line of thinking it's possible that verbally declaring all-in in these spots could scare off some potential calls as well. I'm not sure if I believe any of this has merit or not, but I'm going to play around with this concept some and start trying to bet a little bit less than my opponent's stack when I'm shoving rivers.

[@vlad583]

would it make sense to assighn the villain 56, and check fold to any 3,8 or any dimond or K rivers and bluff catch on any blanks

[@88mphDrBrown]

No

[@richardquinn7493]

He played it correct. Checking on the river and isnt a bad play for this situation specifically. Only bright spot is he had 275 left.

[@olinater5]

Another live tell for the flop, and this is considered one of the driest flops next to K72… is that he insta called. If he had a king he might not have snap called. People with draws tend to snap call without thinking and move onto the next street.

[@keepitsimple693]

Bet bigger on flop, over bet turn, as played jam river and be annoyed you gave villain great odds to hit straight

[@patrickwilliams7496]

I learned quickly you have to make sub optimal hands fold preflop so they don't get a stupid hand by calling.

[@Mekhami]

@@patrickwilliams7496 this is backwards. you want sub optimal hands to go the distance with you, because you're playing optimal hands and have a stronger range. you want those 'stupid hands' to donate free money to you on the flop when you cbet and they call chasing a draw. you want those 'stupid hands' to donate again on the turn when you barrel and they're still chasing. if you're afraid of the times they suck out on the river, so you try to make them fold pre, you're missing out on the edge you get from when those hands call call fold.

[@patrickwilliams7496]

@@Mekhami I guess I didn't specify enough, it is a balance of wanting higher ranges to fold and call and there is an optimal bet for it.

[@stevenundisclosed6091]

That is a slam dunk value bet on the river.

[@MikeTidman]

Checking the river is lighting money on fire.

[@johnclark8588]

Rivers Philly home casino vlog

[@gavinbrinck]

How to exploit 5/6 ? Why would straddle call ? Cause it was so multi-way ? Favors draws ?

[@popskull42]

At these stakes, timing tells are huge. Insta-call is almost always a draw and there's only one draw and it came. This is an easy check-fold at 1/2 NL.

[@dontevntrip8627]

cool read

[@cj7139]

"Insta-call is almost always a draw"....Can't say that I agree with this. Especially on the turn as opposed to the flop-insta-calls are more weighted towards medium-strength made hands that are hoping to discourage you from betting again. Especially on this board where most people can only have 4 combos of draws, and shitloads of Kx.

[@danielsullivan9284]

@@cj7139 Also KK is for sure an instacall. I thought that snap call was going to end with the villian having KK (although that isn't a great video to be honest). It was a great move that he made off with $275, but like most people are agreeing, I think betting the river would have been better even though it would have cleaned him out.

[@MikeyD8716]

Right! He should have bet the river.

[@elskid206]

So the straddle bets 30 pre flop. Could have had a K7, which would have made sense that he called twice. With the 7 on the turn he could have a full house. Sure he could have been bigger several times but he also could have been slow playing, right? Now I am not sure I would have folded, but I would have been worried. Been burned by trips FAR too often. (Written before the caller told us abut the shove)

[@chrisowen3878]

How many combos of K7 are left? 6, of which only 2 are suited, spades and hearts, which is really the only K7 he should be playing - if he has K7s then GG but pretty honestly with 30+ combinations of Kx out there, I can pretty much discount that he has K7. The shove on the end is weird but I wouldn't ever check the river here, so I would get stacked

[@mroien]

Wtf!!! This guy wont let Bart finish his thought. He's trying to teach Bart

[@supersmoo7377]

It sounds like he’s never watched this KZbin channel before.

[@SenorJoeBiden]

Me, who plays $.02/$.05 online: "Yeah, $1-$2, really small stakes."

[@sinatra222]

Hence why the word "microstakes" exists.

[@jacobleblanc27]

. 02/.05 online is literally harder than 1/2 live

[@swooopg]

1/2 live is way easier than .02/.05 online

[@ChrisM-wv4gs]

i bet .02/.05 online plays tougher then 1/2 live. I mean live players are atrociously

[@benpage8413]

Honestly .05 online is harder than $2 live

[@bacchys]

He shrank V's range checking the river. He'd have lost this hand shoving himself, but it's probably the higher EV play.

[@seanremington5823]

Does a river bet get a rivered straight to fold?? I think it does a high %. given your line. The straddle changes everything and you need to know how this player plays his straddles. The CO raise appears to be a steal attempt to some of these guys and if they are the type that will raise every time they straddle then they are likely to call and call down almost anything. Try to use predictability against if you can. I have limp into these situations with big hands let the straddle go ahead and raise. With that many limpers the raise would be large enough that my re-raise will then get me heads up at a minimum and set up a stack to pot that gets the money in quicker allowing the straddle to see fewer cards.

[@nicks210684]

I think villain can have all 3 combos of 44. He’s in position, there’s so few draws he’s worried about on the flop and he boats up on the turn so no need to raise. Even still 3 combos of 44, 1 combo of 77, 4 combos of 87/76 suited, 4 combos of 65 suited is 12 combos. KQ alone makes up for that. Add some KJ/KT and you’re easily good.

[@Godvernment]

If KQ isn’t shoving then what are they doing, checking back?

[@SeanBenson23]

Great question. They might go thin ($75-125) but for me it’s a check back

[@sawyerw5715]

He could have AK too, though it is less likely. Or he could have been a stubborn floater intent on bluffing river if he got opportunity, because he didn't believe opponent could beat K. I'm calling all day. You can't be results oriented.

[@WeeniePablo]

Everybody needs a therapy session after they lose with Aces 😂 Need more preflop pop

[@carrierbateman9350]

I wasn't a fan of all these stuff people post online saying I've fixed numbers that will help you becoming rich 💰💰💰till I came across a genius in the game , I was shock at first I thought it was a prank he played but it was actually real...his game is fixed and hasn't failed since I started playing it 💯💯💯 I recommend you all to him on insta Hacks_bill201

[@ChessPampa]

56dd 40 bucks straddle looks like a place to go fishing

[@datboihtml9880]

Sounds like hero got a live read.

[@wayne9287]

All i can say is he didnt play the hand well but for that one time it was a very nice fold!

[@MC-gj8fg]

Rivers Philly is my local room. This is why I hate straddling...with the propensity at 1-2 for multiway continuance beyond the flop. What should otherwise be a reasonably sized stacks becomes a short stacked game, taking so many preflop options out of our toolbox and making everything awkward.

[@pokerqAK47]

Btn straddle used to not be allowed at Sugarhouse.... New rule?

[@frank5563]

As long as I have played at Sugarhouse, you could straddle from any position besides the blinds.

[@integritymatters5114]

Why did 56 stay in with such poor pot odds with each be post flop?

[@painkiller5657]

BTN played this hand consistently like he had a Kx. I would have called here considering that the all in is less than half the pot. if he had a thousand more stack and he bet 260, it would sure look like he had Kx

[@ilya4759]

The hero needs to have a balanced game, to profitably place a large bet on that river. Most people don't.

[@compteofficiel4112]

no one is paying attention at these games, not really. the seat turnover rate is high, there are many tables, lots of noise, drinking... unless you are playing with the same set of regs that see you often, why bother trying to establish a balanced image if few people even notice?

[@compteofficiel4112]

i'd be most worried about 44 (or very rarely KK or 77) but i don't see how you can fold the river here.

[@DTR1LL]

I don’t think I could fold this hand by the way it played out. Leading out on the river would be more profitable.

[@Face_The_Void]

Discounted 44 with snapcall on flop, it’s going to mainly think about raising, not always though, quick calls on flop almost always weak

[@jonduberman2573]

I river bluffed my friends in small stakes hoping they saw bart's advice. They hero called twice. Bye bye stack.

[@cerealmilk6877]

Hahahaha hoping they saw.

[@brycegillis3285]

I literally shoved KQ in a very similar spot against AA and got a crying call. It was 1/3. People do it

[@crimpers5543]

as AA should be calling in that spot. I like the KQ jam though, gets AK to fold.

[@nicks210684]

@@crimpers5543 so you get exactly one hand that you’re beating to fold, which you’re blocking down to just 8 combos. And that’s assuming they don’t 3 bet AK. I wouldn’t say that’s a great spot for a bluff.

[@crimpers5543]

@@nicks210684 depends on the stacks, any deeper i think it's a good spot with over bet shove. otherwise yes bad idea at these sizes

[@bkb04g]

Bad play w KQ

[@matthewsmithwarren2]

This seems like slow playing. Why not get it all in on the flop?

[@richardray5297]

I must be bad I would’ve called him there

[@terrysword7739]

This guy didn’t learn anything from the hand

[@terrysword7739]

@@berdyderg900 because people are still bad at it?

[@cj7139]

Exactly, he just called in to give a "bad-beat" story/brag about his good fold.

[@codmott286]

Just another results oriented fish who wanted a pat on the back for his good fold, while leaving thousands of dollars on the table month after month not realizing it

[@1stFactChecker]

Bad name change, should of kept Sugarhouse.

[@nathanielmorgan3592]

River is super easy jam. You're not supposed to win every time you value bet. Only have to be good >50% of the time. After checking, I'm okay with fold based on population read as long as hero understands it is very exploitable. Side note, try to find the inflection point that people will fold preflop. If they'll call 10x with suited connectors go 15x. If not, try 20x. You may have to tighten up at first but it's good to know where that breaking point is. If they call extremely large raises with small pairs and connectors you can just pound them in low spr pots.

[@johnmino5431]

You need to be good >50% when called not just have the best hand >50%. That’s a really important distinction.

[@sesloajit5185]

He raised 10x. There was a straddle in this hand. I never understood why people think betting big is better. In this case it makes sense because of the large amount of callers

[@nathanielmorgan3592]

@@sesloajit5185 to exploit the inelasticity of cold callers

[@nicks210684]

@@sesloajit5185 his raise isn’t particularly large. There was already $20 in the pot by the time hero opens to $40. If someone was playing 10-10 and opened to $40 that seems reasonable and it’s the same situation: $20 in the pot open to $40.

[@Hotobu]

He lucked into the most optimal plays possible. Under normal circumstances he should be shoving that river, but as played it's a fold. Unless the V is stupid enough to over value a King then there's no way he has a worse hand.

[@crimpers5543]

lmao this is a standard call at these stakes

[@jolaz69]

How this guy did not call on the river, I do not know. Yeah the guy shoved, but it was for about 3/4 pot. On the other hand, the dumbest play was the guy shoving on the river with his made hand. If he bets $150 on the river, I think he definitely gets paid.

[@electronicjo1]

yep keep paying it off my friend. pay of wizards

[@firstfamily8514]

Aces is one of those plays you win pre flop and wish you made more you played it and played folds it’s crazy

[@milesmiller2733]

what is "this play" to win more money at the low stakes? that didn't relate to this video

[@CrushlivePoker]

Value betting at the end

[@pokerqAK47]

@@CrushlivePoker yeah it’s a must bet spot

[@carrierbateman9350]

I wasn't a fan of all these stuff people post online saying I've fixed numbers that will help you becoming rich 💰💰💰till I came across a genius in the game , I was shock at first I thought it was a prank he played but it was actually real...his game is fixed and hasn't failed since I started playing it 💯💯💯 I recommend you all to him on insta Hacks_bill201

[@rickker20]

You send it all after the flop don't let him get there.

[@dawsonje]

LOL... so you want to blow everyone off their draws when you have an overpair? You’re never going to make money in this game

[@antoniorosado9178]

You're "one of those" that always jams the flop when holding aces, no matter the board texture lol PLEASE come play at my casino

[@srki22]

He cannot have A7s, it is not likely that he has other suited X7, and even if he has, he is not profitable in a long run. He is not having KK, and it is very unlikely that he has 77. He is more likely to have KX, KQ, KJ. I am going broke on that board. If he is calling 7.5x preflop and $100 on the turn with suited connectors, it is ok if he has me beat because he is loosing in a long run. If he has 44, it's fine, it happens. That being said, I am shoving AA on the river. But now that the river is check, it is ok to fold because he is not shoving KQ.

[@nicks210684]

A7hh is possible. But I still think it’s a shove.

[@firstfamily8514]

Better off shoving flop

[@jeffwozniak515]

A 7 heart?

[@why-even-try-brotendo]

I was actually thinking it was going to be something even grosser, like 74. These strattlers at low stakes defend almost every time with garbage. It is very exploitable but variance is extra harsh when they hit.

[@daydaydful]

I woulda bet bigger after the flop

[@pokerqAK47]

Without knowing the answer. 200 or rip it in. Ez

[@naturalbornreeler5133]

First, why bet turn then check river with the board ? Not like the 7 came on river so putting him on a hand with a 7 would of been done on the turn and you bet. Second most would and I most would have shoved the river. By checking you give him all the power, he could of had k x and shoves because he put you on a busted hand like A X . But people get it all in and lose every day like this.. I say in those stakes, and you "( caller/player)are wrong to say people at that casino don't make play like that, because they do all over in all card room! I would love f went all in on turn after he called 100$ flop bet. If he was on a draw like he was with 5-6 he would of paid from way behind

[@michaelcringoli9950]

The callers right I play a lot 1-3 in PA and the average player making this bet on the river is not bluffing, your only hope is he has K Q of diamonds. Also he called quickly after the flop which indicates a drawing hand. Listing to them on the turn and again he quickly call the 100 bet I had feeling that 7 of diamond add a flush draw to his 5-6 of diamonds. I watch lots of KZbin poker hands in higher stakes you see more bluff on that river. Low state guys don't have the bank roll to bluff off their whole stack.

[@angelocomic77]

Low stakes mostly (90%)only value bet nutted hands

[@kylebroussard5952]

"The river comes the 3 of clubs, which is where we have the problem." *Looks at board 8 times to confirm it's more or less a complete brick, scratches head* Like dude I'm sorry but if you're afraid of like 6 combos of 87, 67 suited, 6 combos of 44, and 3 combos of KK that didn't 3-bet the button preflop, and one combo of 77, and a few combos of 56 suited that somehow chase all the way to the river - you're straight up playing stakes above your comfort zone or just aren't thinking about the game and odds all that critically. It's extremely results oriented to see a non-bet or non-call here as a good, profitable play. In a vacuum, sure this is a great fold... but overall you're probably missing value from 1010, JJ and Kx to check backs over a million hands. Sure, at lower stakes players are less likely to bluff rivers, but still...

[@Dexerion]

Not to mention he should have got it in earlier.

[@grump86169]

My first problem this his play is post flop. He bet $45 into a $121 pot leaving room for draws to catch up. Had he bet greater then half the pot draw hands and low pair will probably drop off. When betting into a 2/3 connected board and the bet is a moderate size you offer flush draws, straight draws to catch cards to fill. Betting betting higher like $75 into a $121 pot only KX will make the call with a board of K 7 4 rb. If he calls your $75 he has kings if not he folds. Just my opinion. I'd rather take down a small pot with Aces then give someone a chance to draw and crack my Aces.

[@danielbollich2517]

Disagree. I don’t mind draws tagging along for a while. Sometimes they get there, but most of the time they don’t. I think you make more money getting people to pay to draw rather than getting them out of the hand early. As long as H is willing to fold when V does hit.

[@johnbuckles3511]

Leaving room for draws to catch up? What draw can somebody have on this flop lmao

[@sesloajit5185]

The pot size is 76 and he bet 45 into 76 which way too big on K74r. And folding all other pairs is stupid, not to mention he cant value bet hands like pocket Jack's and queens with that size which will lose tou a lot of money in the long run. Pricing out draws in most cases is stupid unless your opponent incapable of bluffing like at all or your in a MW pot.

[@nicks210684]

@@johnbuckles3511 65. The one villain did have. But yeah I’m not blasting off with AK to try and get 65 to fold. That’s just playing scared money.

[@cj7139]

No, he bet $45 into $76. Even if he had "only bet $45 into $121", that would probably be better on this board texture as a balanced strategy, plus he gives lousy hands a reason to continue. If somebody is button straddling and cold-calling $30 pre in this game with 56s, they're not folding to a fucking flop bet regardless of sizing.....The point of betting for value in poker is to encourage worse hands to call, not to fold.

[@phillipholmes5206]

By not betting the river you give the villain the opportunity to bluff, but you have no idea where you are. By betting the river, if the villain goes all-in there is a lot bigger chance that you are beaten. This is a spot to make a small blocking bet, ballanced by sometimes doing the same when you have the nuts, allowing you to either get a fold or just a call and see what the villain has. Sometimes the villain has nothing and is looking for a reason to fold, or may be incentivisedo bluff all in rather than get to showdown.

[@antoniorosado9178]

Guys, this is $1/$2... it's BINGO poker. Not worth really analyzing the hand imo

[@bepriceless]

I hurt my forehead falling asleep from this video. I'll remember it when I have a hard time sleeping. Thanks.

[@id10t98]

but but but there's skill in playing Texas Hold 'Em, ROFLMFAO!!! It's luck bucket poker people, face it. There is no way to play aces, or AK or any hand because every situation is DIFFERENT! No two players/villains will play exactly alike, and it's doubtful YOU will play AK the exact same way every time as well. Sometimes it's your day to get lucky, sometimes it isnt. Accept it and you'll do okay, doubt it and you'll tear yourself apart wondering what you're "doing wrong" when in reality- you arent doing anything wrong, someone else is simply being more lucky than you!

[@sugarshampoo7845]

Idk how you can say this when people are constantly profitable over tens of thousands of hands. I think if he’s bets larger on the flop and shoves all in on the turn 56 is never calling and he wins a decent sized pot. Any agree or disagree?

[@sklee318]

Are you mad?

[@bradboetig75]

@@robertmorea3446 he didn’t have a gutshot. He had an open ended straight draw plus a diamond draw on the turn.

[@neogauntlet1008]

There is skill, and there is luck, there's no guaranteed way to win every which hand. Why do you think there is so much discussion and theory around poker? Just because the result isn't as intended doesn't mean you necessarily played bad. Or right for that matter. You can get pounded in the sand for hours on end, or get smacked in the face with the deck, but there's a lot of room in between to make sound decisions and become successful.

[@id10t98]

@@neogauntlet1008 Why waste time on allegedly studying or making up a theory, when there is no theory that works? Seriously, you guys waste so much time thinking about stupid shit like EV, IV, UV, standard TV and all other nonsense when none of it matters long term in Texas Hold 'Em! Phil Helmuth and Phil Ivey have entered thousands of WSOP Bracelet events and have only won 25 between them. Tiger Woods has won over 50 golf tournaments where skill does matter. If the two best poker players in the world cant win 50 combined, there's more luck than skill to poker.

[@paullehman2749]

You're babbling bro, you've covered all angles,

[@javkthong7113]

Lol dont know why i watch these Just fustrate the hell out of me 🤣🤣👍 how do people get them selfs in these spots lol You get ya money in with aces and take the bad beat , and u bet too little on the turn also ,you want to committe his stack there with a kx ,not leave him with 250 on the river , what if he dont have kx and misses his draw , he basically never has a 7 there and when he does hes getting paid . End of rant , seeyou in 6 months for another rant lol

[@danolim59]

Hero played like a Schlep

[@sesloajit5185]

His flop bet size is atrocious. He cant value bet anything worse than a king with that size and he might as well flip his cards over. And is partly the reason for the awkward stack size on the river.

[@bigtime8924]

You’re not playing poker when you play at any $1-$2 table in any casino......what you’re actually playing is diarrhea bingo.

[@xuechengouyang5309]

This guy played terrible and he still thought he played just great with those stupid logic.

[@aro3275]

Stop calling them stupid we need these people playing low stakes and think they are great.

[@onlyinmiamiflorida5973]

Just wasted 12 mins of my life. Actually less because I skimmed thru it. Man got bluffed. It's 1/2 guy, nothing ever makes sense in the game. Trust me I've played more 1/2 hands than both of you

[@antoniorosado9178]

But he DIDN'T get bluffed. Guess you didn't see the result

[@onlyinmiamiflorida5973]

@@antoniorosado9178 stop lying Aces check - Folded the river.

[@canadianwarrior1323]

Worst podcast ever