I Battle Chris Moneymaker In A $3000 5/5/10/20 Game!!! - Kyle Fischl Poker Vlog Ep 162 

This was tough to watch, I can't imagine what it felt like to edit and explain. That awful experience will end up being more helpful than the actual play was in managing your emotions, which everyone has to learn over and over. You probably should have lost more. That's a sobering thought. Thanks for making a professional vlog of of this, and better luck next time!

Thanks for all the work you put into making your content Kyle! I like how you keep it real with your viewers and yourself! That's one of the main reasons you will have success in whatever you do!

Stay positive buddy. Appreciate your share because it’s how so many sessions go for so many. Thank you for the content.

They got into your head. What I’ve learned is that guys who are calling your big raises with wide ranges aren’t necessarily fishy. They’re doing it cause they’ve zeroed in on your range/play style or realize you’re shot taking and think they can bust you with some BS hand or bluff you on certain run outs. You won’t necessarily get easy folds just cause you’ve been playing tight, it’s the opposite they will use that against you.

Tuff session. I don’t think you played poorly. I think the run outs we’re just very unfavorable for you.

KYLE. too bad about the 'bad luck'... Don't let the $money influence your decisions . Better luck next time....

I love that Moneymaker is on his phone, eating a sandwich. Dnegs would be proud.

Holy shit this was hard to watch. You played scared, you called when you were behind and folded when you were ahead.

GREAT vlog of a cringe-worthy session. No worries, Kyle - your skills and variance will bring your roll back! We appreciate the clear view of your journey, brother!🍀💪

I believe you can be the next king of the pirates 🏴‍☠️

Moneymaker looks like he eats BBQ for every meal.

You should have used your observation haki in the aces hand😂

Heck of a fold with AJ top two

Good vlog, man! A tough effing session.

Thanks for sharing...thats exactly how I've been running the past 2 weeks. Either card dead or my premiums getting cracked.

Oh the AA hand so brutal.

Love your analysis

Don’t be too hard on yourself. It’s very hard to Value bet the AK especially after a night of bad beats. You’ll bounce back!

27:30 session is ...ohh, well. Thanks for sharing.

Nothing wrong with your play... ...but you might want to work on your luck.😉

Kyle, you should get Rampage as your mentor. You need to improve your post-flop play.

damn. you weren't in the zone huh. you'll get em next time brother

Hey bud. First time watching your channel… I was impressed with your play and reads. Just very very unlucky… 9/10 times I think you wreck those guys! 👍🏼

were you able to know the lineup prior to the stream? Will played on Lex O's stream and Will was an absolute donk.

Keep your head up you played just fine. Runouts just sucked. You also made excellent folds with top two pairs. And correctly so excellent from my view. I play online all daylong. It gets brutal but that’s poker. Great stream thank you!

In several of these situations where you flopped top pair or overpair in raised pots your bet sizing or checking got you into trouble. If you got a strong top pair and there are draws don't check or bet one quarter pot bet half pot to 3/4 pot to protect your hands. You were running fairly bad though and you only made a few moderate mistakes so it could have been a lot worse.

Definitly unlucky with the runouts. There are IMO a few spots you could play differently. For instance, you often say you want to let your opponents catch up when flopping OK/good. Why not just bet and build the pot? Whats often happens when you check good hands on the flop is that you end up calling down any runout because you underrepped your hand, or wrongly end up folding when the villain senses weakness and decides to steal. Also, when you almost always downbet flop you give your opponents excellent odds to continue (like with the KQo hand). What would have happened if you bet 5-600 on that flop?

Thanks for sharing. Tough session.

Gotta raise to charge draws when ahead and not be afraid of monsters under the bed when being 3-bet. Can and will be exploited

When I feel like the table calls every raise that I put in I just keep putting in larger and larger raises preflop in order to thin the field. I think to myself what size will it take to get some iso and or respect at the table. They are not scared money so you need to make them scared. LOL! Good Luck Bro keep up the good work!

mama said... 🤷

Quite a few mistakes but whose to say we would have played any different, learn from them & move on😁

Well done. I would’ve lost about $10k. 🤙🤙

I can almost feel your pain. In retrospect, you made some correct moves. I would have punted off my stack in some of those situations.

Words used that don't mean what you would think they mean for the vlogger: Awesome That's fun Easy game Sorry about your luck!

What show/movie are you clipping from? The ones with the clown and the guy with the green hair. The One Piece live adaption maybe?

Tough night

That’s a dope one peice hat 🧢

DAMN, that sucks.

Damn they got in your head bro

There were a couple spots where the size of the game influenced your play. I'm not saying I turn down this invite if I am you, and Chris might even have paid you to be there. I mean obviously compared to Chris you aren't famous, but your one he'll of a lot more famous then the next most famous. I think you need to use the fact that people know you are a very good player. People are going to assume your plays are very well thought out......because they are. Like at 2/5 1k cap your probably the favorite in that lineup. Chris will be punting because the game is too small and you definitely have a skill edge against everybody else. Right now 500 cap games are extremely comfortable for you, and 1k cap is you literal wheelhouse. This game is too big. Impossible to turn down though, I hope you got a little kick back for being the only other relevant personality at the table.

You played like scared money. You gave way to much respect to the others

Dude, j8 is my favourite hand. You always win. How could you possibly fold that Hand. No Respect for j8😢

If u bet the flop though Kyle you might go broke… continuing the flop gets u to a front door diamond turn that might save your stack imo

how the hell did u lay down AJ to one raise on the flop

Why wouldn’t he raise with a 9

Gotta hate when the 10percent hands get there 100 percent of the time.

Dude. You seriously just had a some terrible cards. Some days you simply cannot win. We all get them too. Sucks when it's against other very talented players.

Ooof, you run like me,.

In the first hand you mention the reraise on the Q99 doesn’t make sense but you say he’s committed also. That is clearly not true if you shove there dude is folding. And also the analysis of what you put him on… that range is all folding to the shove. Your right it didn’t make sense. But the excuse of folding because of fear of the call… yikes that is bad. You need to focus on making the right poker play.

Just playing too big. Didn’t look comfortable

Look into some coaching bruh

Not smart tp check Pocket Aces. Somebody said he doesn't think you played poorly. You actually didn't play very well on this occasion. It happens.

u watch the one piece live action?

Please remind me; what has Chris Moneymaker accomplished since his 2003 WSOP Main Event victory?

This game is too big for Kyle if he’s not getting AsK in on KQ10ss

From what I seen you played way to passive against a bunch of donkey's / calling stations and let them run you down. Game seemed too big for you, very hard to win with scared money. Stick with what you are comfortable with

That crying and whining on the JJ miss and the hand range that called you deep… LMAO… what AK and 66 shouldnt be calling! I guess your right AK should have raised you back.

You do not beat “plenty” of value hands with the AA on that board lmao. You think he’s jamming KQ? Literally never.

Welcome to the 1/2 hour rag fest.

You really are a scared money player

As always it seems like you are afraid playing poker. Just praying to flop nuts and have the nuts all the time so you don’t have to be worried about loosing. Man poker is a game where you rarely gonna have the nuts. There will always be tricky spots.

Bro you have been playing poker to long to be calling an orbit a lap lmao

You cant play typical poker at a game like that. You have to level your opponents. You didnt level at all. You're an abc poker player who plays his hands face up and gets invited to spew chips. You don't bluff. You're easily exploitable. Balance it out. Your reasoning for overfolding is not good for long term gains.

Deleted first comment because you covered it at end. So I’ll say this one… Myself , You and everyone .. impossible to play well in games with too high stakes. That’s to big $ for yah and it showed by your play. Yah didn’t play your game because it’s black chips instead of green. Either get staked or skip the big games because it’s a waste for yah.