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The Wolf is always fun to watch. Clinical style. No crazy punts as opposed to his buddy. Ethan's style keeps one on the edge of his seat. Good luck, guys. Bring us more fun contents.
Wolf is way tighter than Ethan, He is always on the top of his range and is pretty nutted by showdown. If Wolf wants to get to the next level, he needs to mix in some bluffs. If anybody is inspiring, it would be Mariano. That guy has excelled as a player ten folds since his arrival. Wolf is a great player though, no doubt.
@@Aspirahful Wolf is not even semi nit, semi tight. He is semi tight to semi moderate. And he sometimes 3 bets light, occasionally with marginal hands like QT suited, etc. And he occasionally bluffs in very good spots, and picks his battles well. And he is not always nutted up at showdown. He is kind of like ICEMAN from Top Gun, where he just plays semi tight to semi moderate, semi abc, semi straight forward, slightly mixes up his game, occasionally bluffs, semi bluffs, doesn't often get out of line, usually doesn't make mistakes, doesn't give out a lot of tells, reads tells well, hand range reads well. His play is like Howard Lederer, Chris Ferguson, Helmuth, Mike Matusow, Ivey, Harrington, Doyle Brunson, etc. His play works for him, because who wants to try to bluff catch him, with about a 13% to 23% chance he is either bluffing or semi bluffing. Where he has room for improvement, is he sometimes only bets 1/3 to 2/5 the pot vs draws, and sometimes value bets when he shouldn't, and sometimes folds straights, sets, trips, etc, to much, and as such sometimes gets bluffed out too much. But that said you can't, shouldn't be a call station either. But usually Wolf makes the right plays, calls, folds, etc, usually. And his play is better then Rampage, Close to broke, and Next Gen(Except Frankie, is about same, equally skilled as Wolf)(Rosie and the others in Next Gen are usually not as good as Wolf)
Amazing editing everything is so smooth and all the details are shown. You earned a new subscriber. As someone who just started vlogging I know the amount of post-production that goes into it and really appreciate your style
The amount of fan interactions you have in comments is unbelievable, it shows how much you truly care about people that follow you, the editing is very well done as well, gonna subscribe and hope I can run as good as you, good luck in the future!
It’s a pleasure … as soon as I move up in stakes I’d like to get in one of your meetup games with rampage and anyone else you guys are motivation and living a dream I had for a very long time inspiring
Interesting to see P. Green there. I used to live in Anchorage Alaska and he owned a bunch of fur stores there. He was an Anchorage legend. Must have decided to go to warmer ground.
Been living in Las Vegas now for 1 year this past 5/1/2022. Have yet to play a tournament and only a couple poker sessions. Time to get to the main reason why I came here. You and your two buddies are inspirational. Keep that Elsinore Aces type play going! Love the music!
Very very nice attitude and play...I really like your short vids as well... They all make me wanna run out the door and play poker or fire up an online session... Live poker is the best though... Thx for all the hard work and content... You love what you do and it shows...I hope you have many more sessions like this in the future... ✌️
Regarding the QJ hearts hand: Given the stack depth, I think the $400 bet into a $600 pot on the turn was good. If the pot was a bit larger ($800-1000), I'd prefer a shove (especially if he's a bit loose). That said, I would have raised to $270 (3/4 pot-sized raise) on the flop and would have either jammed turn (if 2 callers) or bet around 2/3 PSB (if 1 caller).
Bro, every time I am watching your videos with my gf around, she says 'Wolfgang???' haha. She loves podcasts and we agree that your voice and narrative work excellent together. You should consider doing your own poker (or whatever) podcast, she'd love it, and I want her happy!
Omg Perry Green! What a legend OG. If you read the book "Biggest Game in Town" by Al Alvarez (which you must), Perry gets a lot of ink. IIRC, he lived in Alaska for years. Guess he got tired of the cold. So cool of you to mention him. ❤
FYI, Indian casinos aren't regulated by the state so table games like ultimate Texas holdem which has an automatic shuffler give you bad beats constantly, played there dozens of times to same results, get 2 pair, dealer gets 3 of a kind, get 3 of a kind the board will be 2, 4, 6, 10, Q and the dealer will have 3,5. Try to play 2 hands so you get the dealers hand and the pit boss will come over and press a button changing how many are seated so the dealer still gets the good cards. On a 50/50 game you'll lose everytime at Aqua, Morongo, San Manuel Yamaha.
Ehhh idk. Playing cards for a living sounds so stressful. Don't know if you're going to win everytime and you still gotta pay rent and food. Not easy by any means definitely need a career.
I love your content Wolfie, but at timestamp 8:03, if the 4 comes, the board beats your hand, so no need in thinking that you have a 4 to the straight, so does everyone!
2nd hand should of sized the raise bigger, 45 dollar raise into what would be a 150 dollar pot, 45 to call so 3.5 to 1 odds to catch a straight/flush is good calling odds. and if first person calls, then the pot odds just get better and better.
C - Bet $400... only realistic hand I would think to be up against would be pocket 5's at this point with this action (and not knowing the players & current table dynamics)
Yo. Your KJ hand wasn’t a gutter. It was open ended and you could get called by a J on the river. Which should’ve prompted you to bet huge since you had the nut straight. Any jack woudlve called any bet.
What a run! Wondering when will you come back to colorado . We have opened a new room at the monarch casino down the street from amerstar which I have seen you play at. The room is super nice and full of action. No limit big deep games.. would love for you and rampage to come and check it out
As played i would bet around 400. But if u think about it when u bet this turn after u raise the flop and still got 2 callers ur worst hand here should be k9, 910 ,Ax of clubs so a jam should be most polarized to both players. Even if the player behind called with a Qx hand or better, the player in the sb could potentially win a side pot with AA, KK without a club and both have blockers to the straight
Anyone know if large print playing cards can be requested at most casinos? I've got crappy eyesight even with glasses... hard to see the board cards depending where I'm sitting...
