Not saying JNandez played it correctly buts its not obviously bad.

JNandez 3bets AKT7ss, not the ace, (marginal but whatever), flops 2nd nut flush and cbets (completely standard). Villain calls and then donks out half pot on turn (board still unpaired). And this is the quintessential donk bet. Villain's line is entirely nonsensical. If you take a GTO, "range construction" approach, against this type of play then its close to an automatic turn call. Maybe there's more seasoned mid and small stakes grinders out there who just think its an easy fold because "they always have it" but at worst he's not max-exploiting competition that under bluffs.

Betting river just seems absolutely correct. I think you can argue a bit about sizing but it there's only ~1.25 PSB left, its hard to imagine villain going for some greedy CR play when living the dream of getting the bet/call you want is only like .5 pots better than just a standard lead. I think its more likely villain was just unaware of stack-sizes and didn't know how silly his play was as opposed to him winning some sort of leveling game. Getting your value from flush over flush is such a huge part of PLO grinding, just seems best for Nandez to go for max here and not worry too much about rare trickiness. Obviously getting raised sucks, but now you're getting 15-1 against a line that makes no sense. And I'm not even saying that calling is correct, just that its perfectly normal to do so, doing otherwise isn't indicative of you being a scam-artist fish.

https://clips.twitch.tv/PrettyFunnyS...esidentSleeper


EP with 9KKA, hero opens. 220BB deep. BB calls, covers.


Flop J7J

BB check, Hero checks.

Turn K

BB pots 35, Hero calls.

River T

BB Pots 105, Hero calls.



Great call from JNandez here.
Folding here is too tight imho.

You do know that ryan is playing much higher stakes then jnandez right? And he get to play on ignition and jnandez doesn't. He definitely has a win rate edge just on that. Your comparing 2 players who play different stakes and 2 different situations. They are both solid. No reason to compare the 2.

No need to bring logic itt.

Yes, but is JNANDEZ really good at Omaha?

No logic allow lads

good enough to flat call top full house twice. that is next level thinking.

BUY HIS SCARVES DUDES LUL

I would still saying his riverplay in this spot is bad. Lets say:
1. Villian has nothing here and bluffing with Axxx of spade the turn, is he calling a BIG river bet? --No
2. Villian has a low flush and put us on A-high flush (but we would probably raise his turn bet in this case, right?) is he calling a BIG riverbet with low flush? ---No.
3. Is he going to call a BIG riverbet with anything without a flush ---No.
4. if villian has it (in this case he has it really) with a big riverbet, we ARE POTCOMMITED...so and that is what Jnandez actually made here.. He was potcomitted and could never fold here getting a nice price..But his mistake was to do it by him self...

So there is no reason to bet the river big, that big as JNandez did...

Martin, you should probably focus on your own shortcomings rather than the mistakes of others.

Jnandez is decent and more than qualified to be teaching beginner-intermediate players how to play PLO.

the problem you have is youre just looking at your hand and trying to put V on a specific hand but he's playing range vs range and spr considerations and that's why you don't understand what he's actually doing in most spots. stacking off as a dog isn't terrible as long as you have the price. you seem to think you need to be a favourite otherwise you're a donk.

I mean that's where I just strongly disagree. Try bluffing a lot in this spot, you'll see people call with worse flushes plenty, and its not even that wrong. Also how often they call isn't even really the question, with just a little over a PSB river bet left its just is "calling worse flush" > "trapping with nut flush". With more left behind its different since the As blocker shove is more of a threat to worry about. I think part of the idea behind large river sizing is to cancel out that threat. If we go for 1/3 sizing on river folding is still very uncomfortable since there's a much higher chance of villain bluffing.

+1

Yeah thats true...

eat my pepe @MartinK1979

Was watching Jnandez video about how to crush PLO100
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQvTZu1kdYQ

Now I got it finally..just have to run better 5 buy ins above EV, make notes and make a str8 red line...Have to work on it...Maybe on day it will be turn around
I am running f****more than 45 (FOURTY FIVE!!) buy ins UNDER EV Jnandez fan boys!!!!
And he is running 5 buy ins over and teaching you somethings..LIFE must be nice!

eat my pepe @MartinK1979

ffs turn it in even if you were running 5 BI's above you'd still be a losing player. maybe you should take your complaint to the gaming comission and have them chastise the site for being meany fo-feeny to you for allowing their random shuffle to run you under your losing ev.

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you are overthinking it. Villain is an 80 vpip fish. He isn't folding any flush on the river. 95%+ of the time we have the best hand except if he's doing something tricky so we go big to maximise value.

Jnandez is the best PLO Coach alive imo.
and yes he helped me pushing my game forward tremendously.
sure, he is just a human like we all, and it can happen when he is streaming live, that he makes an mistake or talks bs when he tilt a little bit?
but overall, hes the best coach you can find today and one of the best PLO players i know.

no, hes not really good, hes much more than really good, hes one of the BEST!
sometimes he makes some nitty folds, and sometimes he playes it very aggressively, but overall, he teaches PLO perfect and is for sure one of the best players in PLO which i know!