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Patrick Leonard's Free VOD Series: Part 3 Insights and Strategies
Poker player Patrick Leonard became the chip leader with a significant lead after playing against Nick. He discusses his decision to call instead of going all-in against Nick's double raise, considering the equity and Nick's bluffing tendencies.
In one hand, Leonard folds after Nick's bet on the turn, considering the likelihood of Nick's bluff. He places a small bet on the flop to protect his equity and decides to bluff on the flop with a small bet. Leonard places a significant bet on the turn to exert pressure on Nick's range and considers his opponent's range and decides to fold after Nick's bet.
Leonard opens with a raise and Nick decides to 3-bet. Leonard decides to call Nick's 3-bet with Ax 5x, considering the equity and Nick's bluffing tendencies. Leonard checks on the flop and Nick also checks, indicating a range of hands that do not want to bet-fold. Leonard folds after Nick's bet on the turn, considering the strength of Nick's range. Leonard raises with sixes and all players fold, considering his image to be loose and raises to 251,433.
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