Prahlad Friedman vs Jesus Ferguson

[dibbs]

He thought they were chopping and Chris was just doing the annoying overbet in the obvious split pot position. He commented about this a while back to railbirds at prima.

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Raising on that hand made little sense as he was unlikely to get paid off by a worse hand.

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QJ/JT or a medium/small pocket pair wont pay him off?

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are you serious? if jesus had qj/jt it woulda been a split pot, aces full of jacks.

and if jesus is betting the whole way on that board and friedman is calling don't you think jesus would atleast put him on a jack? only reason friedman thought the jack was no good is because jesus bet on the river after 2 calls. obviously friedman has a jack in that spot. so no, no person in their right mind would pay off aces full of jacks there.

[IHateKeithSmart]

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Raising on that hand made little sense as he was unlikely to get paid off by a worse hand.

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QJ/JT or a medium/small pocket pair wont pay him off?

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are you serious? if jesus had qj/jt it woulda been a split pot, aces full of jacks.

and if jesus is betting the whole way on that board and friedman is calling don't you think jesus would atleast put him on a jack? only reason friedman thought the jack was no good is because jesus bet on the river after 2 calls. obviously friedman has a jack in that spot. so no, no person in their right mind would pay off aces full of jacks there.

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Friedman was holding KJ, so he made aces full of kings on the river.

[Rosie5]

did anyone else notice when jesus checked to see if the money was loaded with 1 dollar bills?

Jesus must be a 2+2'er

[Eegs]

Yea I thought Prahlad definitely lost the least amount he possibly could have with only one card in the deck able to beat him. Norman Chad was right when he said a lot of other players would go all-in on any one of those streets. That final board of A J A A K was so sick.

[fireman664]

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Raising on that hand made little sense as he was unlikely to get paid off by a worse hand.

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I really thought it looked like Jesus had a J (and they would chop), until the King hit on the river (giving Prahlad the 2nd nuts , with precisly 1 card that beats him) I personally would have raised, like I said putting Jesus on a J and seeing if he had commited himself to the hand.....of course I would have gone broke right then, but he's better than me.

[DyessMan89]

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Raising on that hand made little sense as he was unlikely to get paid off by a worse hand.

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QJ/JT or a medium/small pocket pair wont pay him off?

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are you serious? if jesus had qj/jt it woulda been a split pot, aces full of jacks.

and if jesus is betting the whole way on that board and friedman is calling don't you think jesus would atleast put him on a jack? only reason friedman thought the jack was no good is because jesus bet on the river after 2 calls. obviously friedman has a jack in that spot. so no, no person in their right mind would pay off aces full of jacks there.

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Friedman was holding KJ, so he made aces full of kings on the river.

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[paperboyNC]

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Yea I thought Prahlad definitely lost the least amount he possibly could have with only one card in the deck able to beat him. Norman Chad was right when he said a lot of other players would go all-in on any one of those streets. That final board of A J A A K was so sick.

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I thought Prahlad was going to raise on the flop to get information. I think he could have saved himself money by raising there.

[CaptSensible]

I thought it was amazing he didn't go all in. I definitely would have lost my shirt on that hand.

But what I also thought was interesting was the way Friedman played the next hand. I don't know what the blinds were but it seemed like he tilted. I don't remember the hand exactly but it was something like Q 4. I think he had about 300k of chips left.

If it were me. After that beat I probably would have gone outside, take a few deep breaths and re-group my thoughts to let go of the previous hand but that's just me.

[detroitplayer]

If I were Jesus I may have went all-in there. Does Friedman expect Jesus to move in with the case ace instead of value betting? If he put Jesus on a J, then the river K would have given him the better hand.

The $300k river bet made Friedman think about Jesus holding the ace, but would an all-in have had the same effect?