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WOLFGANG: I've noticed something about your play that you may or may not have told about previously. When you're bluffing or concerned about your hand after the river, you tend to shuffle your chips very rapidly. When you're confident, you tend to shuffle more slowly. Something you may want to take note of in the future. Keep turning out these great videos, we all enjoy them.

Huge fan of channel. You seem to know what you're doing. I was wondering if you could post more videos of you losing a hand and commentating on what you should or shouldn't have done. It would be a great teaching tool for everyone. Show us how good players like you can get bad beats.

Not even 2 years ago, you were shooting for 30k subs, now just less than 30k subs to one million. You deserve man !!!

Hey Wolfgang! Enjoying your recent videos. I have a content idea for you, feel free to take it or leave it: I'd personally be interested in a spin-off featuring live commentary on the smaller pots that don't make your vlogs. For instance, late position dilemmas with hands like QJo/A9o/68s facing a 3-bet, or defending from the BB against multiple players, hitting bottom pair, and dealing with a flop bet. In those typical fringe spots, a lot of money is made/lost in small amounts -- as a viewer I'd love to hear your thoughts process to help reduce some bleeding in my own games. Thanks for the great content!

Just found your channel a couple of days ago and binge watching all the vids. Love your content bro

What up!! Good morning, a Wolfgang video to start us off on the right path!!

I like the play with the pocket sixes hand. I might have checked it to him to try and let him bluff in that spot and got nothing. I love the polarizing looking jam, especially after checking the turn. I’ve noticed when you put that much money in the pot in such a spot people are tempted by all the money and tend to call lighter.

I think you made a good fold with the AJ. Because of the format, the $25 button there is a lot less incentive for people to be raising light from the Sb and BB positions when they don’t have anything invested.

14:51 I called it, Tony had AD & 2H. Had top pair, with flush and straight draw and got the straight on river

Good on you showing the band! People do a shit ton of work preparing those shows, I should know, I've done it!

okay wolfgang lets talk about the pocket sixes hand. first, congrats on getting the double up. your opponent made a dubious call. if he were to call there with a six, it must be ace-six otherwise its just a bad call. now my question to you is what did you put him on after he called the flop? i would put his range from ace-x of clubs to some pocket pair of sixes or better. now giving we look at the board texture. unless we have the nuts, we still should protect our hand. giving that the three now allows a hand like ace-four of clubs into the mix, i would definitely bet here on the turn. now granted with what he was holding, he would have most likely folded but such is life. u still scoop the pot albeit a smaller one than what you got.

With the pocket sixes, the fact that he bluffed you earlier I think is actually a contributing factor to his call there. For me it depends what player you're facing in that situation. I think they're the double check back. Would really show your strengths, weakness, and if you were putting him on a 10 or a miss club draw then it does induce a bluff. What hands like the one he had? He's going to find that bet. Very polarizing in my opinion and inclined to not believe you. But I'm just a casual that's just my take.

I'm learning and enjoying a lot!

ok wolfgang, some good news! i think u played the ace-ten off and queen-jack suited hands correctly from start to finish!! and i like your logic in how u played those hands so kudos!! but what did you learn from those hands? on the first hand, your opponent bet big as a c-bet. in my experience, this is indigitive of ace-king, ace-queen, or ace-jack that missed the flop and was hoping to take it down on the flop with a big bet. now on your queen-jack hand did u pay attention to his river bet? he was hoping for a call this is a poker tell that u can use against him in the future. now this comfirms to me that he did in fact have aces full against your ace-jack hand. he did the same kind of bet sizing in that hand. so from this u learned something about both opponents moving forward.

Hey wolf gave all your winnings back not good lol better luck next time😊

Best poker RU-vidr. Steady uploading great content

Did I hear you throw out a Scantron reference? Didn’t think you were old enough to know what a Scantron was. 😂

Can’t wait to see you break a million subs!

I love your content❤️ it motivates me to my love towards poker. Right now feels stuck in real estate sales job that fucking giving me brain fog. Came into this industry to make money and to learn this skillset of sales but hard time into it last 1 year of my life..lot of downswings. I play poker since 2016-17 as a hobby. Many times given a thought of make it my profession and learn it more and more. Also to get professional coaching. It’s hard making such decision because of my finance situation that pay my rent and home groceries. I’ll find my way to acheive my dreams. You motivated me alot 💐 Stay blessed 💯🙏🏻 keep shining ☀️

Tony showed you Ace of Diamonds to make you think he just had an ACE. He def had 2 pair. Was scared of straight and flush out there.

Hey big boss, nice video ! Just wanna ask something about a the value of a play. At 16:00 you bet 170$ and then on the river at 16:45 you bet 125$, I think you definitly could have bet at least 170$ again (I would had bet 200$)

GUNS UP!

Have bet River once checked on turn!

Good Morning Young Man

first pause was at 6:47 , and all i wanna say is, GREAT HANDS lol

Tony plays almost like Nick Vertucci (owner) of the Hustler which is very snug. Your AJ was definitely behind when he showed the ace of diamonds there.

bro whatttt?!?!?! i'm a student at tech and was at that game...I wish I saw you

Come to the new poker house in burleson Saturday. I want some Wolf dollars and meet one of my heros

BANG welcome to Lubbock

Classic AQ value bet

Tony Had A2.. he wanted you to know he had something.. bit the 2 had you crushed

I think you count transportation costs in the win losses 😆

GG.

He probably Had A Q with Q of hearts, maybe AK but less likely he checked the flop with.. Really under bluffed spot, especially when you don't block any hearts, and him having 2 suited cards with the nut flush K is also less likely. for ~50% pot size bet he can assume that you'll never fold an A with a decent kicker. All in all, after seeing that A of diamonds I would say 80% of the time AK/AQ, probably 100% since I don't think he goes for value with A 10 unless he sucks or genius lol..

Word of advice when ya sit at table with the guy that runs the game and he plays snug don’t give them action they are not gambling

6:00 Always find it wild when folks get angry at the table for not having the same read. Like, my dude, you're gonna win/save mountains of chips if you can read souls like that, why mad? lul

Wow 🎉🎉🎉🎉

666TT - good all in

you f***** very lucky

Definitely don't bluff that guy😂

You know that guy felt great when he said” was I the only one who knew you had that” like it was 100%. But hey, great read, and good stuff for the double up

The jam with the sixes was a beauty targeting a 10 thats never folding played it great bro obviously

ok wolfgang, on the j-8 offsuit hand. here is my opinion. contrary to what i said previously with the pocket sixes hand where you should bet to protect your hand, here once he leads the turn i would have just called being in position and here's why. my first assumption would be that he hit a jack and does not want it to get checked on the turn. so what kind could he have here? i would say probaly king-jack or queen-jack. these hands love to see a flop usually without raising pre. the other hand i would put him on would be maybe a two pair hand that contains a jack although this seems unlikely. i would not have put him on a flush draw or a set or two pair as these hands would have and should have bet the flop if not raise the flop. because i put him on a jack, i would have let him continue the story on the river in which i would have just called no matter the bet. so basically, u were doomed to lose money in this hand but i think u could have lost less. remember u were in position. keep that in mind when people lead into you in the future.

Ad,2d for sure

You should be close to that Mill make, my friend...😊

No way you were in Lubbock!

To be honest, you played that set of 6s pretty face up. Even isn't that great a cash game player. And should stick to tourneys

Let’s gooo

Wow how did you manage to get more subscribers than every other poker vlogger. I don’t think anyone has 1 million YET. It’s probably because you travel so much.

Weird format. Instead of promoting action from 3 players (2 blinds and button with position), it gives a double incentive to the button. Not sure I like it.

Home game nonsense. Let's all hop on one leg with one arm tied behind our back. Last one standing wins😁 COVID brought all this virgin crap to poker.

great video over all, one suggestion, take it for what you will, when you ask "should I..." or ever say "you should..." ~ should is a word of judgment and doesn't invite as healthy communication as the speaker might be looking for. It is left over intellectual entitlement minded thinking, back from when only men had human rights to define human thinking as it negates healthy intellectual empowerment. Anyways, just a thought...keep rocking your poker talent out. Enjoyed the video

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Poker is 1000% ONE OF THE MOST INSANE JOBS LOL.. i had one of the craziest sessions the other day and i went crazy on the river and she tanks right next to me forever!!! Heart was raising the hoody out SUPER MAN POWER PRESSING OUT MY CHEST AND SHE CALLS HITS HER 2 PAIR ON THE RIVER TO TOP MY K J OFF WITH HER K 10 OFF... FML... HATE /LOVE HAS NEVER BEEN SO PURE WITH POKER MAN

Tipical young poker player, startes out making money and as he plays more and more he goes to making money and loosing it all in the same game.😢😢😓😓😓😓

ok wolfgang, on the ace jack offsuit hand that u folded on the river. because of your analysis of why u folded, i do not like the fold!! his bet looks like a bet for value and given the size of the bet in relation to the size of the pot, i think u have to call here. now having said that, are you ready for this, i think u most likely saved money by folding here and here's why. i believe your opponent had pocket aces!!! now i bet he realize the only way he was to get paid in this hand was to check the flop and hope someone else hit the ace or something. once you bet, he knew u had at most a naked ace hand. now the downside here of his play is that he allow the potential of someone sucking out a flush or straight draw on him. leading here on the river and for his sizing i would feel he had slow played pocket aces but i would still call with your hand because this is a rare case of losing money to potentially making money later on now that i know he is capable of playing aces like this. sometimes u have to lose before u can win. if he had ace-ten or ace-nine or any ace-x hand, he has show down value and his best play would have been to check the river. so in recap, i feel u made the right decision but for the wrong reason. but hey u saved money.