only hand he could possibly have is AQ, and that is prob a bad call

if you check the nut draw here in a game any higher than .5/1 more than 10% of the time you are definitely losing money.

call without thinking

c/c is about 100x better than bet or c/r

easy shove

reasons for folding is that byron often has JJ crushed when he re-raises OOP and then bets this flop.

this is the hard part, It is hard to explain in a post and it is opponent and game dynamic specific.

Most of the time it is a river fold unless your opponent is too aggressive. In most cases this is not true and I think that the river bet is usually for value.

I think DC misplayed 2 streets in this hand. One pretty badly and one very badly.

Nope dont agree, only 1 street....the turn bet wasn't good
my excuse is that rob yong was teaching me to play 6 tables at once
However, plan B pulled me thru

what do you think is good about the flop call?

he plays 10/8

wtf.. fold JJ on the flop then!

I think so

he plays 10/8

I don't think you know how byron plays and if you did and you knew DC would bet JJ here you would be very happy.

this is the hard part, It is hard to explain in a post and it is opponent and game dynamic specific.

Most of the time it is a river fold unless your opponent is too aggressive. In most cases this is not true and I think that the river bet is usually for value.

I think DC misplayed 2 streets in this hand. One pretty badly and one very badly.

alright, his opponents equity in the pot = 12.5%, (when we have best hand with JJ)

12.5% x (lets say the pot is 100) = 12.5$

if he bets, he would bet say 66 (2/3), so he is betting 66 to protect 12.5 which is bas obviously.

We would need to have the best hand >80% of the time for this protection bet to be worthwhile IF we aren't going to put any more money into the pot.

We probably aren't this good, and I haven't worked out his bet size but it could easily be more than (2/3)

Hope that explains a bit more.

no value to the bet, you get c/r by all better hands and when you are ahead vill has a mas of 12.5% equity which the bet isn't worth.

his turn bet is REALLY REALLY bad, if you can't see that then don't judge

he needs to learn to play cash