Mike Postle FRANTICALLY PANICS As The Scam Falls Apart

What's up guys? Doug Polk here and welcome back to another episode of a

postle

hands. Today we're going to take a look at a hand from a PLO session that Mike Pasal played. What's very interesting to me about this hand specifically is that there was a bug at the stone table where they are reading the hand as a No Limit Hold'em hand but it's actually a PLO hand, so the result is that you can only see two of the cards in the sequence when there are actually four, the result of this is that Mike is not exactly a happy camper in that sense, let's go ahead and jump into the action and we want it to come to the stream we absolutely want make it to the broadcast because we get the commentators to cut better, I mean, throw us a bone, right? at least one white bird, one white bird, all I ask for, we're still in Hold'em and Mike Pasal raises it to 20, the way he likes it, Steve is going to calm down with the six of clubs.

Our hand starts at one, three Omaha limit pots now. The hand is going to be a little confusing because I could only see two cards for each player when they actually have four, so be patient and understand that these are only half of each player's hands, the owner the player decides to call. . the pot and now the pass actions that he looks at the jack four plus two other cards and decides to raise it to the twenty dollar pot size now because this is pot limit Omaha, a lot of people have hands and decide they want to play. so let's take a five wave five way flop now seven five calls two then ten eight for the flop Steve flops the max flush draw What else are we going on here?

It's funny that Mike gets the only pair right; he still only has 23 percent of Steve with the max flush draw. It is because he has two overs and the clubs have the highest value in his hand at the time he places the bets, he will get rid of three. Oh wow, yes. Mike puts in 80 and Steve instantly clicks up to 230. Wow, and that's probably going to fold to Mike. if we stay consistent at this table so we can't call with bottom pair here oh yeah oh yeah Mike could see one more card make me Alya the flop is 1084 now let's look at this with all the hands we know and think about what this could mean, if he actually knew the hands on the board, we can see that SS has the max flush draw now currently in this possible spot he has top and bottom pair, we know this because he eventually boards his hand, so he has up and down against the max flush draw and then really the only other hand that interacts with this board anyway is Dale has a chance.

What's interesting to me about this hand is that Postel is visibly upset with the situation. he constantly tries to get them read again and picked up on the reader, which is strange because he doesn't do this in any of his other hands, in fact, in most of these hands, Mike is very stoic until the decision on the river , in which case many times you will laugh while making a decision, but not in this case, in this one you are

frantically

trying to rescan your cards in the middle of the hand, why is Mike doing that too after rewriting the cards Mike continually looks down between his lap another question would be why what's down there well we know Mike often has his phone on his lap so he holds out his cards for them to read and then reads them checking something on his lap it's interesting anyway Mike decides to bet 80 bucks and now the actions on other players we see here SS has the best flush draw, this is a hand you'll at least want to call with, in fact, to give up the flush test .

Besides some other things that go along with it in pot limit Omaha, you're supposed to raise, at least I think because I'm not very good at pot limit Omaha, SS raises it to 240 by the end and now the action has turned. Let's move on to the paste with your top and bottom pair, now this had been an interesting place because if SS has something like, say, ace king 10 6, where you also have the max flush draw, you're actually ahead of the top pair and bottom, so you have to be careful when you have up and down here in pot limit.

Omaha's top and bottom pair is not as strong of a hand as it is in No Limit Hold'em because there are only so many leads that your opponent can make the Putin move here. to call and play whatever turn possible you decide to take and let's take a turn when Steve wins Steve's bread cards it looked like he had four cards. Is this a PLO orbit? I think this is a catch orbit, but the game in the system didn't change, so just take two of your cards, yeah. I think they both have four cards because this kidnapping and he cut the buttons on one there in the kidnapping and it got cut off right now, so we're missing two of his cards.

I'm pretty sure this is a PLL hand, so we'll have to wait until the cards are face up to find out what's going on here. Mike Bettes again and Steve goes back up. Whatever Steve has behind him, he could have a ten with his eight, six for clubs. he may already have trips, he may already have a ship, we don't even know Mike Mike, there are four cards in there, yeah the world is solid so this is an epic bluff, but not Mike. Wow, okay, I can't wait to see these cards, I hope. I hope we can see it, the turn comes with a different suit than the 10, which is surprising for Mike Pasal.

He now has the second crazy pot and his opponent is on a flush draw and he doesn't know the other two cards, however, he does know what it is. It's very unlikely that you've beaten the only two cards your point should have to be behind here are ten eights specifically, which is very unlikely, especially given that you can potentially see two of them and you also have a ten, so Mike says leave the turn here, which is a bit of an interesting choice and he also takes the lead with a very small bet. In fact, you're spending 130 here, almost a price he wants his opponent to tie at.

I wonder why SS can have hands now. like a ship here and that's why it goes up to $400, which is a very credible bet. I think you should probably turn it up a bit more to allow yourself to jam there sometime, but at the same time it will be a paired board with cards. Very importantly, I don't hate the idea of ​​a run here in SS with her shoes, but I will say that I would probably prefer not to have a hand like a six of clubs. I know you have two more cards, we can't see the problem. is that when you block these drawers you are on my bluff, well your raise is less likely to work anyway, he gets to 400 by the end and now the stock goes back to passal facing this raise than it is a lying bluff.

Paulson does the right movement and calls, but I also want us to look at the possum's body language here on this hand over all those hands where he always has his left hand hidden while he stares at his lap and doesn't move much. This is not the case at all. everything here has both hands up, you can see them, he's playing with his cards, he's doing a lot of things here that are not normal from what we've seen and actually any of the other hands that we've seen from Mike puzzle, so The question is what is different about this hand specifically where Mike would be acting this way and I can't think of anything so let's go ahead and take a river and Steve is a difficult player so the check mark is shown for Steve, but that's for only two of his cards we only know two of the four cards in each player's hand so he has at least ten yes we don't know the result here it's a check for Steve Steve looks like he's thinking about putting more chips for a I bet and I really hope we can see these par 1 point 4 K uh-uh, he's getting the wrong eye and just from Mike's body language I don't think he's going to pay what happens here.

Steve is such a rock solid player. being so meticulous about building up a 1 point pot and 4k bets coming here, and you're going to make this really small, get some of that fine mint value, where are our thin mints, you're going to value the city looking for fine mint value here in live stones oh he bet 600 guys still get bad 1,400 Sorry I'm surprised he kept 100 yeah they just need to leave that little bit behind why not go with everything? Oh, Mike is from Mike, he gets a call. Let's see what we're working with here Mike tables 10, what is a 10-8?

Did he make a full house? Steve doesn't look happy Steve, you're late. I think Mike has a full house there, the river is an ace, very interesting. card here now because if SS did something I'll have a hand like ace 10 well now it's possible that Mike is behind so I'm wrong maybe even a hand that says so it's less likely because the opponent didn't raise preflop so which in this situation now Fossils tends to be full for him in a much more precarious spot and he passes it to his opponent. Now SS Thyroids decides to spend 600 dollars on the river and now Postel is not a really difficult place because his opponent could beat him. and he doesn't know it and we can see that this is the body language of someone who doesn't know that there's no laughter, there's no trust, he's a really tough spot here because he doesn't know who his opponent is. he may have and also the transmission does not know what his opponent has.

Look guys, there are so many individual events that you can't say 100% for sure that this guy is cheating with just this hand, but it's the culmination of all of that. The evidence as a whole is really damning and I think when we see a broadcast where there's something in the hand, where there's something wrong with the broadcast showing the cards and we see genuine frustration from Mike along the way, it's definitely something to add. to the stack. Oh yeah, and Mike makes the call because like he's a god or whatever, we've had a lot of great content here on the channel lately and if you want to make sure you don't miss any videos, make sure you have your notifications checked on the lower.

Well, so you know when the new videos come out and I'll see you again soon.