Gina flops quads! And her opponent bets into her on the turn. That is lucky!
Every Thursday, I release a new episode of Weekly Poker Hand, my podcast where I review an interesting poker hand I recently played. You can either watch the video version or listen to the audio version on this site, JonathanLittlePoker.com, or you can subscribe and listen to the audio version on iTunes.
Feel free to ask me any questions in the comments section. The goal of this podcast is to help you improve at poker by showing you how I think at and away from the table. The more questions you ask, the faster you will progress. Thank you and good luck.
Flopping a set is nice, especially when your opponent is drawing nearly dead and sticks around all the way to the river.
Top pair clashes with middle pair in the classic battle of great hand against marginal hand.
Veronica flops top pair and takes Kathy to value town. Sometimes middle pair is good for two bets, and occasionally even three!
Sue decides to see the flop with Jd-9d and gets punished. Tight aggressive play works for a reason.
Everyone has an easy all-in preflop but they all opt to limp instead. Talk about passive! Then, A-9 flops the effective nuts and check-raises, allowing his opponents to fold. Don’t let them off the hook!
Joe raises with with A-T to 25% of his starting stack but then folds to a 3-bet. Do you make this play on a regular basis? How does it work out in your games?
When you raise from early position with junk, you open yourself up to getting punished. Equity realization is a real thing!
A fun hand commences at Stones Gambling Hall when one player makes a thin value bet on the turn and the other sticks it to him by raising with a draw. Would you find the call with second pair on the river?
Top pair with no kicker somehow scoops a $1,200 pot at $5/$5/$10 no-limit at Stones Gambling Hall.
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