Might I suggest getting a 'pop filter' to lower the impact of hard P's and B's hitting the microphone in your monologue? Also might want to try making your vocal focus about 2 inchies above the mic instead of talking right into it. Love the vlog. Keep running it up!!
@@ottojebari4221 - Not sarcastic at all. Probably wouldn't notice if you're listening through headphones or desktop type speakers. Very noticable on a HiFi system. A pop filter costs about $20 and is used in professional vocal recordings for the reasons stated. I am a part time recording engineer and think it would help. Have a nice day!
Lol I played this hand at my local cardroom.. its not Ben Deach, or some Vegas Reg who makes this hand famous.. shout out to my boy Scotty Nguyen. Lesgo babeeeee!
I raised this hand on the button.. villain called in BB. Lol I flop top pair.. turn 2 pair with a 3 lmfao! He lead the turn... I jammed with him having 50 behind. Lol I call for a 10 thinking I was playing blackjack!! 😝😜😛😚
I wonder what your coach thinks about the check at 2:30? Did you consider building the pot in case the flush hits? Any diamond will likely be an action killer for you later in the hand. I also think that your hand (if not your range/nut advantage) is likely ahead on this board---you are ahead/flipping against most of his range---so check-calling seems a little weak/exploitable? Jacks and good draws (and sets) would continue (or raise). But you'll fold out a lot of hands that still have equity against you (like 5-4 offsuit) and have an easy fold (depending on the pot odds) against bets/raises on later streets. All that said, perhaps you want to include nut flush draws in your checking range on the flop to keep strong? I'm just an interested beginner who enjoys watching your poker journey!
If he bets all his flushes otf, he never has a flush when the flop x's thru and a third diamond hits. Nut fd's are the best draws to x bc they have more sd equity. And we want to be able to have a flush even when we x flop. Villain made a good bluff at the end. Picked up the pot with zero equity.
The Q10 hand pot size bet on Q377 turn no draw out there has to be a mistake what are you protecting from and never get called from worse on that board. since pot is bloated way out of line on the turn other than a Q river you are handcuffed to either check back or fold to any aggression a check pot control style would have been better I think on turn. Just my opinion…
This is reality poker right here, at least for me. Those big $400-$2500 wins just aren’t so realistic at $1-$3 for me personally. I have never won more than $265 but have lost my full $400 buy in plenty, lol. Great content once again and I feel this channel is on the rise.
11:30, yes 3-bet the AQs every last time. As played, $350 in the pot when you flop TPTK and it checks to you. You need to be sizing up here. Once the pot is bloated, your job is to win it, and not let somebody with just a handful of outs see a cheap turn (if they have a bunch of outs, they're calling no matter what). I'd start at 1/2 pot ($175) but probably go closer to $200. You need to win it right now, or narrow the field. Then you and whoever calls are sharing the equity of all the dead money.
18:50 Bad sizing. There's $255 in the pot and you bet $80. You're giving him better than 4:1 to call, which is straight up the right price for diamonds (setting aside combo draws and implied odds). Furthermore, if he has an ace, he's not going anywhere, and you have nearly the best ace, so you should be charging more here. And *furthermore*, if you'd flopped a monster (AA, KK, AK) you'd be betting big because you want full value and don't want the flush or straight (e.g. JT) draw getting such a good price. The right size here is big. At least $200 and $250 would be delicious. The dealer with the cameo in the intro has a winning smile.
Near the beginning of your vlog, that Ace Queen hand looked sexy.. the two diamonds on the flop looked even sexier... but an ace high call is even SEXIER! I love the river pairing the board. There's just something about calling your opponents with Ace High. #keepupthecontent #nm #sandia
17:20 Hey Wolfgang, you're a poker celebrity now. When you get all-in (especially with AK on an A-A-rag board) just turn 'em up. It's the gracious thing to do, and you know it's likely that the poor guy thinks he has the nuts with his A9, so don't delay the pain. Yes, you're giving away information, but you're being polite and generous to your fans - that's more important.
Hey Lee, thanks for the comment! It's a hard decision between just showing or waiting so I can see his hand to include for the vlog. Sometimes I just show and sometimes I make them show!
@@Wolfgang_Poker Ha. I hadn't thought about the fact that by forcing him to show you get to show the viewers the hand too. That's different. Maybe. I dunno. 🤔
Okay I’m just gonna say this. I love your poker content. You’re a good player and I like watching your vlogs. Please stick to poker. That song for your new intro’s is fucking painful. Sorry Wolfgang. I’m trying to look out for you n
