Any one who would reraise or go all in with the a7 is a donkey ,anyone who would just call with them is an even bigger donkey. Dont understand why? Well guess what that makes you?
@char3795 i would have thrown another reraise in on the flop anywhere from 2.0x to 3.0x (without committing myself if possible) with AA to really know where im at, then decide from there if i want to continue the pot. I def would not have limped in UTG either. This guy is a classic donkey anyways. Go TONY G!
@TypeAKiller he did the right thing dumbass, 9 seated theres alot lower chance of hitting it and the pot odds werent good for him, pls learn poker dumbass
@VinzorBE ur a fucking idiot it doesnt matter if they are 9 seated or 6 seated or if they went ape shit and were 15 seated because the chances of hitting a flush are the fucking same u moron donk. He still has the same amount of outs since they are unknown cards u idiot LOL.
@TacoMaster07 Chances are lower...thats a fact! But of course u always count 8 outs...its called modified pott odds. But at the end u both are right actually.
@llIIIMademanIIIllll He had 9 outs. Modified pot odds? there is no such thing LOL. Obviously we know that he only had 6 outs because of 3 players holding hearts but there is no way to know that during the game.
@fred5644 ok so u think u have the same chance hitting a flush at a 10max table and in headsup?!? I didnt say u dont count 9 outs at a fullring table...but in the most cases u just dont have 9 outs...less players = more outs(on the long run, of course)
@llIIIMademanIIIllll hahaha dear god you still haven't realised how stupid you are being! Of course it's the same chance on a 10 seat table than a 2 seat!! You don't know what the other cards are, for all you know there's 9 hearts in a row in the deck, the chances are exactly the same! THINK
@fred5644 omfg!!! There are 18 death cards at a 10seat table and there a 2 death cards in headsup!!! Dude this is so standard...read some books or just google it freak!
@llIIIMademanIIIllll It's pretty hard to educate utter morons so I give up. You have absolutely no common sense or sense of logic. It's just pretty funny because I didn't realise it was possible for someone to be so retarded and unaware of it!
First of all to you donks that don't understand limping with AA, one will do that no to try and trap later in the hand necessarily but to hopefully inspire a raise from someone else, then opening an opportunity for a 3 or 4 bet with a disguised overpair. Unfortunately Ralph didnt get that and with the whole family seeing a flop Ralph simply didn't like his chances against a possible set or flush draw. Ultimately its a great laydown a lot of time with so many to the flop just not here.
if u had a-k there or kq, and the action was raise reraise in front of u, and there's a million people in the flop and left to act behind u- would u make the 3rd raise there... ralph perry says no and i agree with him, he should lay it down, so his post flop play is fine, its the limp preflop that u have to question. great play by the guy with kj
i don't understand the AA fold here, if u hold AA u HOPE the flop has a K, at least re-raise to see if he has KK or two-pair if not then call and hope a heart does not fall on the turn, if no heart then another check-raise or bet the pot.
Perry could've played this better preflop. He LIMPED with AA. Now... it seems like a good way of getting more blinds (and therefore a bigger pot) - but what he's forgetting is, the more players you keep in with Aces, the greater the chance that somebody will have a combination that beats you. He knew this. He's also probably kicking himself for not putting his foot to the pedal when he had the chance.
The nut flush draw isn't good against a bet, a raise and a three-bet. There's still action behind him and if Chad flat calls three-bets (which isn't a good play by the way) he may be faced with another raise and/or a big bet on the turn if he misses. It's a standard fold IMO.
Most of the time when 8 players limp in and you have AA, you're not going to win. He was hoping that someone else would raise after him so the pot would be beefier when he put in a huge re-raise preflop.
Not a bad play by him at all, just unlucky that no one else had a raiseable hand.
first of all he shuda raised pre flop and not limp in early position that was a big mistake cos then chad wud probably call and KJ guy wud fold and everything wudve bin played differently bad play by RALPH
In this situation quite a good fold. But i think with that board. I might of gone broke myself. Or maybe fold for fearing a small set. Too much limpers, great fold in my oppnion. Sucks to fold the best hand though.
yeah, i suppose you're just supposed to pick up pocket aces and kings and fold them on the flop just because someone raised you. And yeah i suppose thats like the standard thing to do. Like come on everybody would do that right? Zz.
Come on, that wad definitely a bad fold by both players. Either one should have at least called. And come on, overplaying? He barely wasn't even playing it. He limped with position, and folded after "1" raise, with position and an overpair, heads up. YEAWOWGDFOLD
You're forgetting that both have position on the original raiser with a pretty strong hand. And if someone did have a set, chances of a raise preflop would be really high there. No way are those correct folds. To an amateur, it would seem to be a correct or easy fold. But let any highstakes pro player like daniel negreanu, patrick antonius or doyle brunson, they'll just laugh over this hand. As you can see, the original raiser did NoT have the best hand. Its already proven. Period. Bad fold.
that's why it would be better to raise some instead of limping with aces, in a limped pot often you get in trouble, and you never know where you stand as the opponents might have any two cards. i don't blame ralph for folding, the guy with KJ played it like K8 as well, the limp preflop came out to be the mistake.
often when you limp with aces is because you wanna be raised preflop and then come back over the top. anyway i hardly ever play aces too passive just limping, well it's not an awful play, but a family pot is the worst thing for two aces.
It was 7 handed in a limped pot. He could easily have had trips or K8. That's why you don't slowplay aces, he has no idea where he he is after the flop.
he figured danny flopped a set (3 3's, 3 8's) but still a bad play I think. He played the hand so slow danny thought he had the best hand, and there was no reason not to. Ralph should have realised he played them that slow and call the raise.. He outplayed himself
Ohhh wow! Wtf was that?
ArtisticLana 6 months ago
chad is a dumb ass for mucking a7 of hearts for just $1800. and ralph perry.... hahaha.
hanselategretel 10 months ago 3
calling 10 3 preflop, sigh
Denida12131 10 months ago
obviously it's easy to say "bad play" since we can see everybody's whole cards, but he definitely should have raised pre-flop!!
musashi06 10 months ago
wow wtf...the only person that wasn't a donk in this video was chad...
icecold40oz 1 year ago
no way would i have folded ace's with a flop like that
snowstorm80 1 year ago
@snowstorm80 cus ur a nub
StopTryingULookDumb 1 year ago
@StopTryingULookDumb sad yank wannabe cunt
snowstorm80 1 year ago
@snowstorm80 LOL go ahead raise with pocket fours. LOLOL play me anyday PLEAAAAASE
StopTryingULookDumb 1 year ago
He only looked at his cards once, maybe he didnt see right.
FloNWfan21 1 year ago
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Yeah hes definitely a crappy enough player
bohemia187 1 year ago
Pocket 4 didn't raise pre-flop?!
AA was hoping someone would raise, but they all had their skirts on. But what a bad fold there.
A7 should have went all in because how can KJ call the all in with only top pair?
PrettyBoyFalco 1 year ago
Idiot fish
Dont ever play poker for real money
You're losing FO SHO.
bohemia187 1 year ago
@PrettyBoyFalco why the fuck would u reraise pocket fours
StopTryingULookDumb 1 year ago
@StopTryingULookDumb Because he is an idiot online playmoney player.
serratop 5 months ago
Any one who would reraise or go all in with the a7 is a donkey ,anyone who would just call with them is an even bigger donkey. Dont understand why? Well guess what that makes you?
idalgleish87 1 year ago
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idalgleish87 1 year ago
Tony G was right about this guy
ninjakurai 1 year ago
i feel ill.
seangaucho123 1 year ago
why am i watchin crap players
gunsblazin1000 1 year ago
omg this idiot just folds nut flush draw on the flop :D -.- wtf
HarryWeinfurth 1 year ago
what is this?!!
DigitalLuke 1 year ago
@DigitalLuke Not somefing, someone to learn from... Which school has he been to??
hyprvypr 1 year ago
@char3795 i would have thrown another reraise in on the flop anywhere from 2.0x to 3.0x (without committing myself if possible) with AA to really know where im at, then decide from there if i want to continue the pot. I def would not have limped in UTG either. This guy is a classic donkey anyways. Go TONY G!
omusialo 1 year ago
Oh and LOL @ Chad insta folding the nut flush draw......
TypeAKiller 1 year ago
@TypeAKiller he did the right thing dumbass, 9 seated theres alot lower chance of hitting it and the pot odds werent good for him, pls learn poker dumbass
VinzorBE 1 year ago
@VinzorBE What do you mean that there's "alot lower chance of hitting it"?
benjkamu 1 year ago
@benjkamu as u saw there were already 7 hearts in the hands and board so he only had 2 outs, wich is alot lower chance to hit...
VinzorBE 1 year ago
@VinzorBE im sorry i mean 5 hearts*
VinzorBE 1 year ago
@VinzorBE you are an idiot LOL 9 seated makes it lower chance of hitting LOOOOL ur sooo dumb holy shit
TacoMaster07 1 year ago
@TacoMaster07 think about what u just said.. really hard, and then feel dumb as u are really...
VinzorBE 1 year ago
@VinzorBE ur a fucking idiot it doesnt matter if they are 9 seated or 6 seated or if they went ape shit and were 15 seated because the chances of hitting a flush are the fucking same u moron donk. He still has the same amount of outs since they are unknown cards u idiot LOL.
TacoMaster07 1 year ago
@TacoMaster07 Chances are lower...thats a fact! But of course u always count 8 outs...its called modified pott odds. But at the end u both are right actually.
llIIIMademanIIIllll 1 year ago
@llIIIMademanIIIllll He had 9 outs. Modified pot odds? there is no such thing LOL. Obviously we know that he only had 6 outs because of 3 players holding hearts but there is no way to know that during the game.
TacoMaster07 1 year ago
@llIIIMademanIIIllll LOL this is probably the dumbest thing i've ever read on youtube
fred5644 11 months ago
@fred5644 ok so u think u have the same chance hitting a flush at a 10max table and in headsup?!? I didnt say u dont count 9 outs at a fullring table...but in the most cases u just dont have 9 outs...less players = more outs(on the long run, of course)
llIIIMademanIIIllll 11 months ago
@llIIIMademanIIIllll hahaha dear god you still haven't realised how stupid you are being! Of course it's the same chance on a 10 seat table than a 2 seat!! You don't know what the other cards are, for all you know there's 9 hearts in a row in the deck, the chances are exactly the same! THINK
fred5644 11 months ago
@fred5644 omfg!!! There are 18 death cards at a 10seat table and there a 2 death cards in headsup!!! Dude this is so standard...read some books or just google it freak!
llIIIMademanIIIllll 11 months ago
@llIIIMademanIIIllll It's pretty hard to educate utter morons so I give up. You have absolutely no common sense or sense of logic. It's just pretty funny because I didn't realise it was possible for someone to be so retarded and unaware of it!
fred5644 11 months ago
@llIIIMademanIIIllll Are you actually kidding me right now?
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First of all to you donks that don't understand limping with AA, one will do that no to try and trap later in the hand necessarily but to hopefully inspire a raise from someone else, then opening an opportunity for a 3 or 4 bet with a disguised overpair. Unfortunately Ralph didnt get that and with the whole family seeing a flop Ralph simply didn't like his chances against a possible set or flush draw. Ultimately its a great laydown a lot of time with so many to the flop just not here.
TypeAKiller 1 year ago
@TypeAKiller
Perry is really a BAD player.
orimpico 1 year ago
if u had a-k there or kq, and the action was raise reraise in front of u, and there's a million people in the flop and left to act behind u- would u make the 3rd raise there... ralph perry says no and i agree with him, he should lay it down, so his post flop play is fine, its the limp preflop that u have to question. great play by the guy with kj
SurvivingTheHorizon 2 years ago
is ralph perry seriously a professional poker pllayer? ive seen bad players ! but this is just insane!!!
HalaBustami 2 years ago
i don't understand the AA fold here, if u hold AA u HOPE the flop has a K, at least re-raise to see if he has KK or two-pair if not then call and hope a heart does not fall on the turn, if no heart then another check-raise or bet the pot.
VR80 2 years ago
Perry could've played this better preflop. He LIMPED with AA. Now... it seems like a good way of getting more blinds (and therefore a bigger pot) - but what he's forgetting is, the more players you keep in with Aces, the greater the chance that somebody will have a combination that beats you. He knew this. He's also probably kicking himself for not putting his foot to the pedal when he had the chance.
SixstringMatt 2 years ago
The nut flush draw isn't good against a bet, a raise and a three-bet. There's still action behind him and if Chad flat calls three-bets (which isn't a good play by the way) he may be faced with another raise and/or a big bet on the turn if he misses. It's a standard fold IMO.
GreenDeathFlavor 2 years ago
oh my fucking god this guy is a fucking tard
akdons3 2 years ago
Most of the time when 8 players limp in and you have AA, you're not going to win. He was hoping that someone else would raise after him so the pot would be beefier when he put in a huge re-raise preflop.
Not a bad play by him at all, just unlucky that no one else had a raiseable hand.
dyslexichobo 2 years ago 5
I suppose he just figured there's a good enough chance someone else will raise pre-flop...
ml497 2 years ago 4
first of all he shuda raised pre flop and not limp in early position that was a big mistake cos then chad wud probably call and KJ guy wud fold and everything wudve bin played differently bad play by RALPH
XalaXification 2 years ago
u gotta see at least one more card with that
stashJ8 2 years ago
fold is standard with that many people in the pot
stealthy06 2 years ago 3
folding aces is the wrong play. he should have gone all in because i'd put the other guy on a draw
BladeFTW 2 years ago
lol then I suggest you don't comment on poker vids anymore :p
Private145SSMW 2 years ago
real poker players dont go all in like that
roflcoptoriown 2 years ago
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FOLD WHIT A-A???????
asrcrew90 2 years ago
yes?
buakaew88 2 years ago
In this situation quite a good fold. But i think with that board. I might of gone broke myself. Or maybe fold for fearing a small set. Too much limpers, great fold in my oppnion. Sucks to fold the best hand though.
TehNrk 2 years ago
yeah, i suppose you're just supposed to pick up pocket aces and kings and fold them on the flop just because someone raised you. And yeah i suppose thats like the standard thing to do. Like come on everybody would do that right? Zz.
Come on, that wad definitely a bad fold by both players. Either one should have at least called. And come on, overplaying? He barely wasn't even playing it. He limped with position, and folded after "1" raise, with position and an overpair, heads up. YEAWOWGDFOLD
cheeleonard 2 years ago
You're forgetting that both have position on the original raiser with a pretty strong hand. And if someone did have a set, chances of a raise preflop would be really high there. No way are those correct folds. To an amateur, it would seem to be a correct or easy fold. But let any highstakes pro player like daniel negreanu, patrick antonius or doyle brunson, they'll just laugh over this hand. As you can see, the original raiser did NoT have the best hand. Its already proven. Period. Bad fold.
cheeleonard 2 years ago
wow... nice raise... he think two pair !!! Really good. great bet.
RyenHH 2 years ago
Lol, what a donk... Ace high flush folds? Lol. ACES FOLD? joke.
cheeleonard 2 years ago
lol lots of bad plays here!! that guy folds the nut flush draw, and why the hell he folds aces..!!??
p13ls 2 years ago
No, but as this pointless thread continues i wish you had come into contact with one.
Just look up variate in an online dictionary and this insanity can end.
OK?
Good.
gabiotta 2 years ago
Only if the rules of language change and suddenly you are allowed to use a noun in place of a verb.
Seriously, we should drop this it is a little odd.
gabiotta 2 years ago
No, you mean vary. I don't need to buy myself a dictionary. Variate does not apply in this situation regardless of the fact that it is a real word.
also, i must apologise, i would not have been such a pedantic wanker if i wasn't drunk when i responded to you.
gabiotta 2 years ago
fucking idiot
ferariro 2 years ago
what is up with all these players???
frankvdg 2 years ago
Variate?
gabiotta 2 years ago
Kido Pham is a donk. And an idiot.
logwind 2 years ago
...This is why you never limp with pocket aces, in any situation. I don't care how aggressive the table is.
BlanBlan19901990 3 years ago 2
You play very well, you play very very well...
This is not somefing - someone to learn from.
hyprvypr 3 years ago 7
that's why it would be better to raise some instead of limping with aces, in a limped pot often you get in trouble, and you never know where you stand as the opponents might have any two cards. i don't blame ralph for folding, the guy with KJ played it like K8 as well, the limp preflop came out to be the mistake.
MrCheckRaise1 3 years ago
why did the other guy fold the A high flush? and wtf is wrong with ralph? wow
jon1151 3 years ago
Ralph you fucking suck
MaxEm87 3 years ago 4
On your bike, russian, on your bike... get out...
hyprvypr 3 years ago 8
Your career is finished - you are gone, gone, GONE!
bacardipardy 3 years ago 30
your a professional and I can do this to you??!!!
garlicEater1 3 years ago 8
Is this how you play? Limping with AA?? What school you been to? You're a terrible player!
LastCommodore 3 years ago 6
Got you covered like a baby! heheheh! Up and a - up and away, Up and away... C'mon... on your bike! On your bike, get out...
hyprvypr 3 years ago 5
often when you limp with aces is because you wanna be raised preflop and then come back over the top. anyway i hardly ever play aces too passive just limping, well it's not an awful play, but a family pot is the worst thing for two aces.
MrCheckRaise1 3 years ago
standard fold. He could even have folded at the 150 instead of the 1800, but since it's the minimum bet I understand the raise.
OsefKincaid 3 years ago
Only another 1200, should have called. Too many limpers
AceJackSuited 4 years ago
It was 7 handed in a limped pot. He could easily have had trips or K8. That's why you don't slowplay aces, he has no idea where he he is after the flop.
Sashinator00 4 years ago 7
What ? fold omg .
TGSM19 4 years ago
he figured danny flopped a set (3 3's, 3 8's) but still a bad play I think. He played the hand so slow danny thought he had the best hand, and there was no reason not to. Ralph should have realised he played them that slow and call the raise.. He outplayed himself
driesdegrauwe 4 years ago