seek42

2mins in table 6 you call weak single suited jacks from cutoff I think I dislike your play on every street. Is this a standard call for you or it is based on the opener being bad? It seems a little weak if opener is decent and players behind are semi aggressive 3betters. On the flop you bet the Jack high flush draw and underpair 4 way. You say it is so that you can set up bluffs later on but your hand has pretty bad equity/reverse implied odds vs anything which is calling and your getting raised a decent %, it is also not clear what range opponent will have when calling. Turn is pot your standard bet size if so is this a spot that you are always bet calling or checking? I am not sure what the pot bet achieves a great deal apart from folding out some straight draws that your ahead of anyway and when you end up getting in like 80bb your equity is going to be pretty bad vs opponents range.

Bad quality audio and pretty hard to follow when instead of pausing and saying "on table number x" you say "here" assuming the watcher is following the mouse roughly being near the table your talking about.

I am surprised people are suggesting folding the flop if there is any part of the hand which is 100% standard its the flop call. Considering Phil has top pair a number of backdoor draws and I would be reasonably happy on most turned two pairs vs such an agro opponent. Even if its a sleightly -ev call in a vacuum (which i doubt it is) it should still be a call or you will just get run over by the opponent 3betting anything then cbetting 100%. If you are going to fold this sort of flop with this hand after 3x calling a 3bet then you probably shouldn't 3x call it pre. Turn is probably closer to a fold as although you have picked up more outs its not actually a great card given he could have picked up even more outs than you with a club draw and the stacks are now much shallower relative to the pot.