Action Packed 1-3 at Capitol Casino. poker vlog 190 

Much appreciated!

Happens more often than I want. Luckily my opponent didn’t have an A, I thought he would fold all his Ks and I call always catch a club.

Glad you enjoyed it

I thought he might have a flush, didn’t expect the 83.

@@dougmccuskerpoker When you assume I make sensible plays, you fall right into my trap! ⛄️ 🦀

Glad you enjoyed it, easy to play when the cards run good.

Glad you like them!

I feel his raises are too small often. Maybe his normal game doesn’t have so many chasers. 🤷

Thanks for saying hello

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! Will do!

He is a very talented player, he got the best of me in an early hand. Happy to make a hand against him.

Lucky flop, he should raise larger preflop.

thanks for the support, if you go buy a couple of extra phones I can hit 10k faster. lol

Glad you enjoyed it

I really feel he should’ve checked that flop with the intention of giving up with substantial action. But what do I know, he is a very good player. 🤷

@dougmccuskerpoker I agree. On that texture, there are so many 2 pr or sets. I folded kings on a 345 board, and v had a set of 5s.

It really was the only play I could make. Don’t want to let someone in cheep with a draw

Guess I am still the best kept secret in poker vlogging. lol

Yes it was! My heart was pumping

Thanks Alex, I would play AQ and AKcc the same way.

Haha I knew u two played the same place an table! Just watched both ur videos

@@chrisgauthier3689 good catch!

I agree, all the low hanging fruit are in the 1-3 game. Bigger games, you extract value in other ways.

They do spread a 2-5 and occasionally a 2-5-10 at night. I find the action in the 1-3 game is too good to leave. When I travel, I always play 2-5 and up.

Playing tight and being aggressive gives you a chance to win pots without actually making a hand. This type of play prints money in the long run.

it helps when you READ opponent's hand strength. A lot! Playing tight and aggressive can bring you a grievance only. Three ways: a) *annoyance*: waiting too long to have something playable b) *disappointments*: when finally you have a made hand, nobody cares. c) *frustration*: when finally have a playable hand, someone puts max aggression on you; just to learn you ran into a stronger monster! Or being bluffed by a strong player who reads you playing tight and aggressive only!

I would raise to 500 and jam any blank.

I normally play mon-wed, but if you’re in town, I can make a special trip to the casino.

Ok sounds good if I make it in town I will let you know. Is here the best place to contact you. I will know by Wednesday

@@dougyfreshthetravelerpoker8257 instagram is the best for messages

He was a little tilted.

Yes, absolutely. The Course is perfect for that size game.

The deciding factor was the dead money from the other 2 players, makes a shove the best play IMO. Heads up, call would be standard.

Thank you 😊

😀

Thanks Dac, 😀

Thanks 😊

I'd only play those hands if flop the nuts. If not I'm folding. They don't do them in jersey tho.

@@mrhumble2937 They do double board bomb pots where I play. You can flop the nuts on 1 board and still get screwed.

That’s a good strategy, take a break. I do them to keep the action going(a donation)

everyone goes card dead like that, the patient players feel it more than the loose players.

I don’t always play my hands the same way. I mix it up just so that I am more difficult to read.

He was tilted and raised to $20. But I was surprised also.

that makes sense. If you're card dead for a long, then you finally get something playable and continue losing/being outdrown - then a garbage hand always (96%) does! Try it. (this provided that some overconfident player with. monster pocket pair makes a monster PF mistake and let you cheaply in).

Chops are anti-climatic

Congrats, I haven’t played a session like that for 30 years

@@dougmccuskerpoker thanks, I have only been playing for 2 years but I enjoy watching your videos and it helps me with strategy since I also play 1/3, luckily though our 1/3 game has a max buy in of 2k. It’s the biggest game in my area, sometimes they have 2/5 but it’s rare but also uncapped. But for now I just stick with the 1/3 trying to get my bankroll to a decent size for the eventual bigger game. Thanks for your videos , keep the content coming 😁

you must go pro. Right away!

@@pot_kivach160 internet troll? Must not have anything better to do with your time I guess

Against a nit sure, against someone you think is capable I disagree. If you play in a lower stakes game where only sets and straights raise then I agree with you.

We have played against each other a few times. He knows that I would put pressure on his over pairs with my combo draws and my made hands. I feel he made 2 errors on that hand. 1 his preflop raise was too small and 2. Betting pot on such a wet board leads to trouble. I think calling my jam was only slightly -ev.

Facing a pot size bet from PFR in a multiway pot with opponents who could’ve also hit that board makes it less likely he would be bluffing cause there’s just less fold equity

@@joeyp3094 so: do you are or disagree?

@@dougmccuskerpoker he knows trash. If he knew SOMETHING, he would've realized (and acted accordingly!) that was a multiway (not HU!) pot.

I normally raise in increments of $5, either 15 or 20 is my normal open depending on the game.

He would bluff his stack if he missed. He just happen to get very lucky. I wanted the action, just lost.

I treat it like a full time job part time. 😀

Yeap, but he was tilted and I wanted his action

Zeus loves your support.