How to TRAP with ACES ♠️ Best Poker Moments ♠️ PokerStars

You can't really go wrong with aces, right? Check the three best strategies to trap with aces from PCA Main Event 2019. Featuring Marc-Andre Ladouceur and Pavel Veksler.

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[VayaConDiablos]

If I slowplay em like that, my opponent has 9J on that flop.

[dimashauzhanov]

Amateur slowplays big hand
Commentator: well, all amateurs do this mistake
Pro slowplays big hand
Commentator: what a trap

[Nik-cgqr]

Like 90% of the time when you trap with aces they get cracked . For me better strategy is to raise so atleast you have some idea what the other guy may have vs not raising or not raising enough and have people call with 69 suited or something like that and flop a two pair and you have no idea where u are at

[moniammouri]

"How to trap with aces" yeah make sure your opponent gets JJ then u can trap lol

[bed]

For everyone talking about how their aces always get cracked, besides the fact that they don't actually, when playing with a short stack u want to guarantee that you get all your money in with aces so slow playing then makes sense because uou really only need bets on 2 streets or a bet and a re raise

[felix-hxqj]

I don’t like slow playing aces. I got outfloped way too often in those situations.

[MLS]

Unless you are playing on PokerStars, then about 80% of the time the straight comes on the river.

[joeljoel]

Why does the Player with A-J ist firering at all three stages? I mean he gets called after a 4-bet. So the range of his opponent should pretty much be pocket Aces to Queens. A-K and A-Qs. After the flop comes A-Q-4 he is beaten by 32 of 38 possible holdings. Only Kings hasn't beaten him. So why does he bet? Or do u think his opponent has a much wider range?

[nickr]

anyone who just stares down an opponent to 'get a read' never, ever gets a read lol

[kipvalentine]

Whenever me watch poker videos, training the game all while listening to music that makes me sharp and able to achieve. I like Nirvana, Delta Parole, Smashing Pumpkins etc as music, what you guys listen to focus I am curious?

[markoschorianopoulos]

In yhe second occasion both the flop and the river trapped the player...not the opponent

[deathchallange]

Commentator 1: “What amount do you check-raise though?”
Commentator 2: “Just all-in”

[VijatovMedia]

Was that Lex commentating? Hope he's doing alright

[samuelhutchison]

Problem is you cant do that playing internet poker aces seem to lose a lot if you try to milk it.

[raulruizrivera]

Is it the best situation to go all in if theres a straight draw on the floo

[ved]

traping with aces is dumb af
u just give the others chance for a 2 pair +

[Zechkim]

5:39 she’s talking about him folding pocket Aces? Why is this girl commentating

[drezbro]

06:07
Once I lost here on Pstars with same exact scenario (ace set) because turn, river were 10+k.
Yeah, I ate my sh*t.
That 1% equity.

[marcioyankee]

Esse excesso de teatro da parte de alguns no live é um verdadeiro saco. Já já vem um chorão defender, dizer que faz parte, que é para não emitir "tells", que é estratégia, filhão disso eu sei, só acho um saco esse drama todo por parte de alguns jogadores. Segura sua onda aí!!!👍

[CalebJNelson]

Pantoja was beat by A-K, A-Q, and Q’s. And he was splitting with A-J. If he raised for information pre-flop then he should’ve checked the flop.

Also, his opponent could’ve had J’s or K-10s, so he definitely shouldn’t have bet on the River.