You are putting out some great stuff. Great poker with your thinking process, nice b roll, and good humor mixed in. The ‘I believe I can fly’ made me laugh, and the Mariano bang gets me every time. Great work!
My boy. That last hand was very well played. When you check back 2nd pair type hands you gotta be ready for the smoke. The guy put you on exactly the kind of hand that you had and tried to bully you off of it, but you made the right read. His line can be a lot of bluffs. 2nd to act in a 3 way pot tends to overbluff the turn since he's seen the IP player check back and the first to act player check twice. Additionally, you had a heart blocker and you unblocked clubs. For those reasons, I really like calling down with this exact combo of Jacks on this runout. Finally, villain's turn bet was kinda small for a big hand on a double flush draw board. If he had a real hand he wouldn't give 2 opponents such a great price. Most players at these stakes overprotect against draws. So good read and good call and it totally made your session.
You've come a long way in both your vlog work as well as your poker play. One of your best vlogs to date. Excellent communication of thought process. Thanks for sharing!
That last hand call with the JJ was sweet, its not as easy as it looks, but i guess the flush coming on the river helped ur decision there, coz now his range is capped to either the flush or nothing, as i dont think he would have bet the K there it would so thin, nice call man
The Wolf stalking his prey on the felt, and BANNNNG!!!! Awesome, Vlog, bro. I love how you and Ethan kept fighting 😂 Hellz, yeah, dude, nice session. 🤑💯🤜🤛
11:16 this is where I play. Getting that many callers with AA is no surprise to me. You have to throw the Poker Book out the window when you play at the PB Kennel Club.
16:03 paired tens when you have TPTK. Definitely go for value, Alex. Doesn't have to be big. If he hit trips on the river, he pretty much has to bet. But you get mad valuez from 9's and 7's. He folds his busted draws, but whatever. There's $1145 in the pot - bet $300. That's a nice dinner for four people at some posh Miami restaurant.
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Nice video man !I think on that first hand if you had bet the turn you probably only would have lost more so, and they probaly would have paid you off if the flush had come in!
I’m new to poker so I’m sorry if this is a dumb question, what is the point of the mudkip? Is it suppose to be a weight for like proof of not cheating?
I must not know what thin value is. I thought it was when you probably have the best hand but maybe not. On the AK hand at 16:00 you had the guy crushed.
Around 15:45-16:15, after my opponent checks for the last time, I know I’m good, because if he had better hand, he won’t check the river, like GMAN always does, bet big when the opponent shows weakness. If he only called on the turn, you would’ve gotten more on the river if you bet.
That A8H hand was one of the best examples of 'he's only calling if he has me beat' I have ever seen. Lucky for you he was just on a monster draw. By betting, you took away his ability to bluff.
Ayyee us Alex's need to stick together, it was an honor to meet you both! Thank you and Ethan for all of your continued contributions to the game and I'm sure fortune favors you guys moving forward. Will keep an eye out for the PSA on your next South FL trip brother. Alex
@@Wolfgang_Poker Right back at ya man, never forget the insanity that is PBKC, the level of action there is something that you have to see to believe. We behind you brotha, the journey to your success instills hope in the degen nation😎
Nice vid! Why only $210 with the aces hand? There is so much money out there, and you made it 3x. I was thinking at least $300, i get youre in position but with a straddle, call, raise, you gotta size up. Not surprised you got 4 callers. At least is saved you money in this instance, nice session!
Great vid bro you Played fearless and got into great spots making correct decisions love the jam against Ethan punt a lot rampage with JJ even though chop it’s ballsy to just rip and flip there good to see much love keep up all the great content
Yeah but that's if you put him on exactly KK. Without that information he could have had QQ JJ or QJ and wanting wolf to call behind or shove. How many hands r there that really call $480 on that flop? Its extremely strong with that call. Also, his opponent played kings horribly by just calling and playing a 5 way pot. As for wolf his play was right normally but against a calling station table like this he should of size up the 3bet pre to $300-$350 that would eliminate some sticky 89s, J10s,77 type hands
Nice session that paid for you hotel stay….and your right, that is a beautiful (though not inexpensive) place to stay a night! Hope you had your girl with you to get the cool guy points!….and watch out for that over the top Ethan 3 bet!
I know every player has their swings both up and down but I feel like Ethan is the luckiest player I’ve seen in a while. Not to undermine his skills but yeah
I definitely lose more money against Ethan when he has K 10. I would've reraised with an open ended straight draw. Usually, he has a pair of Kings there at best.
LOL. The reason he's betting so small isn't that he doesn't realize his hand is so strong. He basically knows he's winning after villain checks river. He's betting small for a crying call with a smaller flush or something else. With what possible worse hand villain calls there "big" bet? Yeah 60 is kinda strange sizing and something like 100 would've been better... but your reasoning makes no sense at all.
So what is happening? you show AA,KK,but you don't say anything about it. Just move on the pocket JJ like nothing happened. Did you play those card or fold them. Your comment would be appreciated.
Just my humble opinion after watching a few of your videos. You are too tight, and you give your opponent too much credit. Also saying "I called the $100 bet on the river because it was my last hand at table. That $100 will add up if you're doing it frequently. Can be costing you 2k+ monthly."
