Take Tianshun but lose a 180,000 knife bottom pool, this matter few people can hide from it~

Garrett Adelstein plays the offline regular table at a high level, and people who love to watch live broadcasts can often see him in some shows, and today's hand we will talk about the hand he played in the regular table of the Happy Forest.

Garrett's opponent in this hand is Gal Yifrach, and the pot played by the two is 180,000 knives, which is slightly lower than the sum of five years of median income in the United States (27,000 knives in 2020).

We will analyze the strategies of both sides in this hand to see if they have made mistakes in the course of the hand.

Before the flop

Blind 50-100-200 knives, 100 knives blind front, this round before Garrett in the UTT +1 position to make the straddle twice as large, that is, 400 knives, he may do this because the average is very deep, because he did so, the blind is equivalent to twice.

Gal, who folded to the CO position, opened with J7 to raise to 1200, others folded, and Garrett called with 109.

== Analysis ==

Gal's approach of using J7s to raise is more marginal, but it is also feasible, after all, it is rare for 5 opponents to turn over and turn around when you sit in the CO position, so it is difficult to say how wide the range of his start should be.

However, since 4 of the 5 opponents behind him are at a disadvantage relative to him, it may be best to use the first 25% of the power of the opening range, and J7s' hand is just at the tipping point.

In the face of Gal's raise, Garrett's call with T9o can be said to be the right decision, as long as his card win rate can reach 28%, it can be used against Gal's raise range, and T9o's hand has such a win rate, when facing a hand power that belongs to the top 25-30% range, T9o's original win rate is about 38%.

Flop circle

Deck J87, Pot 2850 Knife, Garrett Pass, Gal Bet 1200 Knife, Garrett Raise to 4600, Gal Call.

Garrett's selection of cards is standard, and when calling at a disadvantage, he should use the entire range to pass the cards.

Gal with two pairs of c-bet is also good, the amount of bet chosen is also appropriate, at first glance everyone may think that Gal's bet is too small, after all, the card face is so strong, but Garrett's range has a high nut card advantage, because in this pot he is the only party that is likely to take the T9o directly in the flop.

When the Garrett side that flipped forward had such a nut card advantage, the party in a favorable position (Gal) should use a smaller bet amount. Smaller c-bets can attract nut cards and semi-bluffing raises, so once the opponent is just calling, then many super pairs in the Gal range are much easier to play, and the strategy is much simpler, that is, if the card is transferred to a whiteboard, you can place a big bet.

Take Tianshun Garrett over the card - the frequency of the bet is close to 100%, the number of bets should be relatively large, just like the number he actually chose, of course, in order to balance the range, he also needs to add some bluff cards to the range of the bet, such as Q9, QT, K9s, A9s, 65s and other cards with some win rate.

In the face of the raise, Gal holding two pairs must be called, in addition to using two pairs of callbacks, he should also use the top pair with developmental ability, such as the top pair with backdoor flower listening cards and card smooth listening cards, and those super pairs in his range should also choose to call, as for the non-complete cards that can be used to call, that is, some super strong listening cards.

Turn the deck

Deck J87Q, pot 12,050 knives, Garrett super pool bet 15,000 knives, Gal thought about placing a call.

There are still so many yards in the backhand, Garrett is definitely going to do the super pool betting, holding the head card in the range, he must quickly get the big pot to pave the way for the maximum value of the river cards.

In the face of Garrett's bet, Gal's call super edge, when Garrett chooses to bet on the super pool, the value cards in his range are only T9, 88 and 77, that is to say, J7 does not suppress any of the value cards in Garrett's range, so his J7 becomes a pure scratching bluff card type, and worse, even if Garrett is bluffing, all of his semi-bluff cards have a high win rate, such as A9, K9, Q9, 96 and 65 spades of this.

In real combat, for most players reading this article, unless the opponent you meet is aggressive enough to heaven, it is not profitable to choose to call in this situation.

River card circle

Deck J87Q7, pot 42,050 knives, Garrett all 68,700 knives, Gal seconds to call to take this 180,000 knives of the pot.

Garrett's approach to choosing all of the river cards is very inappropriate, at least from a game theory point of view, 7 is one of the most unfavorable river cards for him (the others are 8, J and Q), and a large part of the Gal range of river cards have become gourds, and a small part has become a flush, so in these super unfavorable river cards, Garrett should use his entire range to pass the cards, and then give up the hand of Tianshun if he encounters the whole bottom (you may be surprised to hear).

When it comes to the opponent's full down, Gal must be a second-speed call!

Well, that's it for today's analysis, and as I always say, everyone makes mistakes, even world-class players.

Thanks for reading and good luck at all the tables!