[imported_stealthcow]

hey drG made a short video which i watched and we disagreed on the following hand.

he's headsup with a 50/30. drG is in the sb with K7o. opponent is a 50/30 over 180 hands. drG's notes are "bets out draws whole way, check calls K high whole way, gaybets gaybets gaybets gaybets, never ever folds anything"

drG has K7o
drG raises villain calls.

flop 4 5 6 (2 spades)

drG bets, villian raises drG 3bets, villain caps, drG calls.

turn Td

drG checks villain bets, drG calls

river Qd

drG checks villain bets, drG folds.

final pot is 9bb.


i think my logic is skewed, which is why im posting the hand. but my problem is that if he's going to make the pot really big on the flop i think he's gotta call the river. but if this is the type of player who he doesn't feel he's ahead of enough on the river when he bets/ but will always call down, then i think drG should just call the flop raise, and checkcall the turn, check fold the river unless he hits a K 8 7 or 4, in which case he can check raise.

the problem i have with my line of thought is that drG is giving up equity on the flop where he's certain his hand is a favorite.



stealthcow-