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I Have Pocket Aces and 3 PEOPLE RERAISE!! High Stakes Poker Vlog.

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A session of high stakes poker hands from the ‪@TheLodgeLive‬ stream in Austin, TX. This game is BIG.
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@AndrewNeeme Год назад

Next up on the travel schedule! May 10: Lodge Championship Series Main Event! thelodgepokerclub.com/lcs/ May 19th: MUG at WPT Gardens Poker Championship! bit.ly/WPT-Upcoming Ok so how would you have played the AA hand?

@BilCook Год назад

I like the blurring of your opponents hands, shows your thinking and play much better than showing everything

@JP-gt5zd Год назад

Love the blurred hands. Just suggesting burring the outs as well.

@tv-21 Год назад

Is this real money

@MustangScott Год назад

Blurring out opponents hands! Thanks! Makes the suspense better and fun to play along with you.

@duvistern2099 Год назад

Love it too. Just gotta blur outs in the top right corner tho 🤪

@Seytom Год назад

@@duvistern2099 And the odds next to Andrew's hand!

@tonyroberts7481 Год назад

Agreed that’s a nice change of pace. Coming from one of the OG poker vloggers it’s nice to see you not being stagnant and mixing things up.

@hxhdfjifzirstc894 Год назад

Yeah, it's great for showing just his POV, which is why we're here.

@ekw555 Год назад

agree that you need to take out Andrew's equity/win % and/or the check mark when he locks it up.

@sheauwn6974 Год назад

Andrew: *Blurs out opponent's hands* Check mark next to his cards "Am I a joke to you?"

@QuintBlitz Год назад

Hopping on the train loving how you blur out your opponent's cards, makes you think a lot more about each spot, having imperfect information!

@Zoomo2697 Год назад

Doug folds the Kings...Awesome.

@himynamesbob1993 Год назад

Nice vlog as usual. If its not too much work editing wise, I would suggest censoring your equity/the outs when heads up on the screen if you're going to censor the other players cards. I like the idea of playing blind with you but without those its not really blind.

@tanthony298 Год назад

If you can figure out what 3 other players have in real-time without pausing to figure it out just based on one players percentage you must be Poker God

@rnezz3 Год назад

@@tanthony298but it’s not about figuring exact hole cards. it’s fun to follow andrew’s thought process not knowing if you’re ahead or behind and the equity% gives that away

@AllAmerican8606 Год назад

You’ve sure come a long way from skateboarding to a 1/2 game at the Nugget…. Been following your journey… my man Andrew.

@timohettinger9178 Год назад

Andrew, , little feedback on your graphics: when u hide your opponents hole cards, make sure to also hide the Equity percentage next to your cards, otherwise it defeats the purpose as one will know their approximate hands anyway.

@chrrexsor Год назад

This!

@crankin7662 Год назад

Neeme! Love your content. Most of the vloggers are doing livestreams now. I find seeing all the hole cards less interesting. I guess I like to hear the thought process and compare to what I would do in that spot. Thank you for blocking out the opponents hands - I'm sure it is a ton of work for you and/or your editor. Great stuff!

@AndrewNeeme Год назад

Thanks for the feedback and kind words crankin, happy to hear it.

@alansung4604 Год назад

Dude I love the vids! Just wanna say the blurred out cards are totally cool just make sure u blur the percentages and check marks next to the hands. Love your stuff!

@barberjr1742 Год назад

David Schwimmer plays poker in texas? Wicked

@chromaticsoundco.7664 Год назад

Exactly my thought

@xavierharding8938 Год назад

Dear Andrew, thank you for sharing a part of your life with us for several years now. I know these stakes are very large for you and it's awesome to see you do well in them. But seeing you play 2/5 or 5/10 is always exciting for your loyal fans. There's nothing wrong with being "comfortable" and doing what you love to do for a living and being successful at smaller stakes. The quality you put into your videos and your knowledge of poker and your sense of humor make you the best poker vlogger out there. I enjoy a lot of the other vloggers as well but I am always stoked to see a new video from you. I know about a year ago or so you really cut back on making videos but it would be a very sad day if you ever decide to stop making them. That said I just wanted to share a heartfelt thank you for all you do for us. Don't go up in these massive stakes for our sake because we will watch no matter the stakes. Wishing you all the success in the world Andrew you deserve it.

@jamesec1949 Год назад

Most definitely a nice vlog. I saw some of this live as Brad was wolfing down that mountain of rice. The AA hand was special and I liked the QQ, along with a number of others. Congrats Andrew. Well played. 👍 Oh, I was about to hit the send button then remembered to add that your calling out the hand numbers was a nice touch. 👌

@danielgarland9838 Год назад

Congrats on the win and the awesome breakdown of it Andrew! You are definitely challenging yourself playing at stakes this high and I'm sure the reward for you is growth! Always the best to you in your life's journey!

@willeckrich5365 Год назад

First off, congrats on the play good/run good. Second, TOTALLY agree that the blurring of active hands adds SO... MUCH... VALUE... really helps me figure out what I would do and then compare it to what you do. PLEASE continue to do so! Awesome addition to an already outstanding poker vlog!

@duffelbagdustin9944 Год назад

Love the new format!!! Gets us thinking and involved instead of just watching! Great idea... Thanks Andrew!

@mayanaztec6440 Год назад

I loving more and more your content Andrew. You seem to be way more upbeat then before.

@harperinca Год назад

So very crazy 🤪 started watching you and Brad around episodes 20 something. Seeing you guys agonizing over losses in the low hundreds back then is almost surreal now that you are booking wins in the 10k plus mark! Unbelievable.

@AndrewNeeme Год назад

Thanks for riding along on this journey Dave!

@jaimevelez4861 Год назад

Definitely don’t let those other bloggers push you to jump up in stakes. They have good content but as someone who isn’t a spring chicken anymore, risks when you are young and don’t have the same responsibilities can be good. It is like you said everyone at their own pace. I like many of them. You are the OG. Stay strong 💪

@Satoshiisnaruto Год назад

I like how you can still see Andrews equity next to his hand

@AAlpha77 Год назад

is johnny david Schwimmer?

@AndrewNeeme Год назад

This is a celebrity poker episode featuring David Schwimmer vs Aaron Rodgers.

@AAlpha77 Год назад

@@AndrewNeeme But why do you call him Johnny? If this is sarcasm, someone get his DNA tested lmao he is David's son

@ecovlogs2330 Год назад

Actually yes I'm curious too. Is that David? @andrew Neeme

@garynizol1739 Год назад

Good for you, Andrew! Tough beat with that runner, runner wheel hit early on. Kept your composure and bounced back. Better things on the horizon, as your comfort level grows into these higher stakes. Excellent commentary. Blow by blow. Loved it!

@tigerbalmks Год назад

endless respect for taking that ez 53hh beat with a smirk and a nod.

@pascalm3684 Год назад

What a dumb move too. Andrew with the restraint to comment, like a (vlogger) pro!

@quinn9240 Год назад

i like the 6 bet there basically giving them the correct price to set mine, but sometimes an all in like that would get called because it looks more like a bluff than a 6 bet.

@joelfresque6335 Год назад

Love the funny graphics when you ponder with aces lol

@RSS_754 Год назад

Bravo Andrew, greetings from Serbia 💪🥇

@moritzschickedanz212 Год назад

idk why, but your narrativ about brads rice had me laughing so hard... :D

@sammyramirez32 Год назад

Out for $77,425 and you still record on the old apple headphones …. Gotta love it! Fantastic video my friend

@marckelly7305 Год назад

Been here following along Andrew since the very first vlog. It's been insane to see your progress these years. Keep it going!

@travisbraman4597 Год назад

This might be your best vlog yet!

@bill8by5 Год назад

I can most certainly appreciate your narration over the typical found on "Live at the Lodge".

@dawnmarie2893 Год назад

3am here and I find myself saying "yayyy" out loud when your QQ's held...a sure sign I need some sleep lol. (Lovin' the bigger table.)

@tigerbalmks Год назад

Comparison is the thief of joy. you’re doing great. i love you.

@AndrewNeeme Год назад

😂

@stevestrassell9695 Год назад

Question. Wouldn’t playing “normal“ poker during the nit game be better EV than trying to play crazy? If you owe 2100 to the table if you are last with the button wouldn’t that 2100 be worth it to not put yourself in negative EV situations? And that’s assuming you lose the nit game every time. Winning even below a 1/8 rate but playing optional poker seems to be the better long term approach to the nit game. At least to me it does.

@tommyallen5761 Год назад

Livestream players don't play "normal" poker even when the nit game isn't on

@dennishughes8233 Год назад

Doug didn't even take a full second before insta folding the KK. SICK. But he was up against the vlog father. What did he expect

@fireman4him275 Год назад

Andrew, I still look forward to seeing your new vlogs. Thanks for sharing your journey. On a side note, I do miss your drone footage. It was great intro.

@MarlinPoker Год назад

Andrew, I do enjoy the Vlogs and just wanted to thank you for still maki g the Awesome content, you Sir are the OG and love to watch Em.

@chew_tunes Год назад

Love the addition of the captions man!

@Ggoodlad1 Год назад

Great content again, Andrew! Love the blur, and trying to figure out villians hands by which cards are grayed out at the top. 🙄 Keep up the great work, brother!

@fabiotellez6192 Год назад

Cool video. Thanks alot and keep the blur over the cards. Nice touch, keeps it interesting.

@dannybeckerbasketball4780 Год назад

Nice session Andrew keep the run good going!

@marknewfield Год назад

I loved that video. Blurring the hands was fun!

@dilsadmeraler Год назад

Running that good just makes me to want to play 😂😂😂😂

@jesseluke9326 Год назад

Alex, the serial killer.....likes to stare people down and scare the crap out of them 😅😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂

@alexmiller8327 Год назад

i like ur fast paced explanation, commentary and hand run-throughs, good stuff.

@joelriggs4614 Год назад

"Casual"....the new "favorable" ❤

@FocusedAndMotivated100 Год назад

I like how you blurred out the other players hands. Makes it fun to watch!!!

@shoop4040 Год назад

Interesting you speak of the stress you feel playing the High Stakes. I noticed the anxiety I see on the videos in your face and body posture sometime ago. Trust your self you belong and of course have the time of your life.

@crystalpepsi71 Год назад

Great vlog Andrew! Have enjoyed em since the beginning. Been fun watching you advance. Really enjoyed the blurred cards! Good luck! Cheers!

@drewstrongitharm9680 Год назад

Not sure if I’ve seen that play with bottom pair in 3 bet pot before. 5 3, One of worst all ins ever lol

@GoatOfSouth Год назад

Awesome Vlog! Love how you blur it out. Makes it great for the suspense. If you could also blur out the top right where it says your “outs” that would be great too

@leviwhatever6192 Год назад

I ran good like that once, I think it was around 1989. ! Really Really like the rub-out of the opponents cards! Yeah. Nice run buddy

@mysocalledknife07 Год назад

"Nit Doug"! LMFAO!! 🤣

@craigmason6142 Год назад

blurred hands are awesome!

@ReFFi79 Год назад

Like the blur on the hands, but don't forget to blur out the Out cards in the top right corner! :) Thanks for all the videos and journey!

@ronskayakingandfishing414 Год назад

Johnny Vibes has a strong Ross (from Friends) vibe going on in this video.

@kevinvuong814 Год назад

Love the way you blur out the other persons cards. Keep it up Andrew!

@lifeintaiwan Год назад

Star of the video: Brads rice.

@AndrewNeeme Год назад

🍚

@KevinGannets Год назад

I always wondered why people showed the whole cards from a live stream because when you explain the hand, you didn’t see the cards I am very happy to see the cards blurred out now 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

@dankhs21 Год назад

I know it’s painful for you but I do like you blurring the others hands. Nice work and I always love the ribbing of friends (lbs of fried rice). Lol

@sunglasseswavy Год назад

28:08 awesome hahaha

@keithnelson5554 Год назад

"pounds and pounds of fried rice" 😂😂

@dacgours55 Год назад

Definitely different to see my guy so cheerful

@stephenholmgren405 Год назад

Neeme, you were the first poker vlogger followed (before I found the many other amazing poker players like Brad, Doug, Daniel, etc) You introduced me to the high-level poker universe. This is the first time I'm saying this, but thank you for your influence. I got chills at the "Andrew AA's" hand at @29:30 Thank you, thank you thank you for vlogging your life with us

@AndrewNeeme Год назад

Thanks for the message Stephen. 👊🏼

@nickchesney7254 Год назад

Another insanely good vlog! Only content creator I will leave a comment on. Trust the way you play and love these higher stakes!

@losyart Год назад

I didnt knew Ross from friends is a poker player

@paulglassanos3363 Год назад

GF OF POKER VLOGS ! great! you came a long way!

@Mathemagical55 Год назад

T8 hand was great spot to 3-bet bluff the river as Doug has zero boats.

@Nikkithedog-t6b Год назад

The 6 bet AA looks way way stronger than shoving.

@tvd8459 Год назад

And here you are creating a great vlog. Way, way better than last one (just my honest opinion of course). Keep it up man 💪

@555fourthstreet8 Год назад

The hell with all that. The best to have to played the pocket AA’s is the way that wins which is what happened so the hell what solvers or other people say. Lol

@tifusin Год назад

Love your commentary , i mean you have a real talent to communicate energy.

@pjgrzem Год назад

If you are going to blur the opponent hand you need to blur the out cards at the top.

@dchevron77 Год назад

Really like the blurred hands! Thanks for the vlog! Also great meeting you at the lodge!

@shoes4ukelly Год назад

Damn. Thought Johnny was David Schwimmer.

@CardplayerLifestyle Год назад

Anyone else here just to watch Brad eat pounds and pounds of fried rice? 😂 Thanks for another great video, as always, Andrew!

@h4tm4z Год назад

Hey Andrew - Always enjoy watching you play. Next time blur out the "outs" portion in the upper right too though! :)

@CoachBaileyCooper Год назад

Aces vs Kings vs queens after you all talked about correctly folding, and they correctly folded to you. Brutal. Gg. ❤

@guillermoalvarez9400 Год назад

It’s about image too. When Mariano got into a similar spot with AA vs two KK, people said he just got lucky to be in that spot and anyone would’ve gotten paid. I know the action wasn’t quite the same with him, but the main point is that Mariano is capable of making 4 bets with crazy hands, so there was no way his opponents could fold KK to him. Andrew isn’t a nit but doesn’t make crazy plays as often as Mariano, so no one would expect him to get out of line here. Andrew’s opponents are more skilled than Mariano’s were, but I bet one of Mariano’s opponents would’ve folded to Andrew and one of Andrew’s opponents would’ve gone with it against Mariano.

@moosepoppa Год назад

Great content Andrew! Hoping to lock horns with you at the WSOP this summer!

@leehjones Год назад

Props for the blurred opponents' hands.

@nynick716 Год назад

Brad was not playing games with that fried rice

@philgrayham8224 Год назад

Always good to listen to commentary when you keep it so real👍

@SethCorbinMusic Год назад

I have mixed feelings about blurring the villains’ hands - surprisingly both are good. I like seeing it from your point of view and also from God’s point of view so I’m torn.

@SoulfightPoker Год назад

you forgot to run like Mariano in the first big hand! thanks for the content neemster

@Burgerbeast101 11 месяцев назад

I can’t understand why 5-3 of hearts is ever in that hand for that long. That’s wild.

@leehjones Год назад

Slow and steady growth to greatness. Congratulations on all of it.

@Seytom Год назад

"Nit Doug" 🤣🤣🤣

@MrJoosebawkz Год назад

14:20 wouldve been an interesting hand if somebody called with all the aces dead

@davidkrafsig195 Год назад

Yeah, Brad looked a little bloated from all the rice. 😀

@jvmirca Год назад

blurring the opponents cards is great! may also consider blurring the outs! great content man, thanks!

@jrbartz75 Год назад

Always enjoy your videos Andrew!! 👍🏻

@toddfarkman2177 Год назад

How did you get David Schwimmer to play?

@luchiangrigore Год назад

I didn't know Ross Geller played poker.

@vidteacher Год назад

AQo v 53s hand, 3 on the river 🤮. How does that guy have money? Guess hitting rivers like that is how…so sick

@Psyc0tic Год назад

great vid! Maybe blurr the percentage of winning, makes covering whole cards a little weird because we know if you are drawing dead or not :P

@lionrock2023 Год назад

I had almost the exact same situation, not long ago, I elected to call. I think a light 6 bet is probably the worst, it screams strength. All is in polarizing, you either have it or you don't A flat call, you keep at least one guy in there. The main thing to realize is, when you have aces, The only thing you don't want to see are random hands going into the flop. But in an already 5 bet pot, you don't need to worry about random hands.