Streams, Vlogs & Televised Hands Analysis (Cash Games)

[S3mper]

Game

Hold'em

Game Format

No Limit

Stakes

$2/$5

Table Format

Full (8-10 seats)

Currency

$

Ever watched a streamer, vlogger or pro in a hand and wondered why they did what they did or if what they did was correct? Well, let's discuss them and find out! This thread will be dedicated to those type of hands played in cash games.

For tournament hand analysis check out this thread: Streams, Vlogs & TV Tournament Analysis


Let's start with Cardschat ambassador @Ashley Sleeth's hand in a $2/$5 cash game.

$2/$5
Effective Stacks $500

Pre
UTG1 - Raises $15
Hero BB 9Thh - Calls

Flop - Td 8d 2c ($32)

Hero - Checks
UTG1 - Bets $20
Hero - Calls $20

Turn - ( Td 8d 2c - Tc) ($72)
Hero- Bets $40
UTG1 - Calls $40

River (Td 8d 2c, Tc - Jh) ($152)
Hero - Bets $100
UTG1 - Jams $425
Hero?

Spoiler: Results

Spoiler: Hero folded

See the hand (10:23) @

Spoiler: Youtube

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[kozong]

without knowing how villain played their hand before, they might be bluffing or they got lucky on the river w/ JJ (they might slowplay 22 or 88 too).
or we can check call turn & try to figure out the hands from their bet size (we check call river if they bet big on turn or betting 1/3 pot if they bet small on turn)

 

[eetenor]

So good point from this do not expect V to have the ranges you would have nor take the actions you would take--- suicide bluffs are common in live cash games