Pre Flop Can Be A Very Profitable Street !!! - Kyle Fischl Poker Vlog Ep 188

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Hello World,
This is going to be the next episode of my Poker Vlog. I played 1/3 Deep at One Eyed Jacks in Sarasota Florida. I play better than I think I have been playing the last few weeks. I attribute the better playing to extra time studying on Pokercoaching.com.
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Комментарии : 19

@TheSnapCall 12 дней назад

We appreciate you jumping on our podcast and sharing your poker journey! Keep killin' it! 💪🏼🔥

@ianshirreffs5604 12 дней назад

Awesome, Kyle. The last hand was my favorite. Well played.

@kfullmer89 12 дней назад

Oh man that last hand I was rooting for a bet size more like $300 or so. If he has air he’s not calling anything, but if he has a middling pocket pair that puts you on missed clubs he might try to keep you honest. Next time!

@joeyp3094 12 дней назад

Loved One Eyed Jacks years ago. Cashing out where the armed guard looked around 15 years old was a highlight.

@mjregier 12 дней назад

You should find your way to KC sometime to play cards. I realize $800 is usually deep for 1/3, but in KC we have 2 poker rooms and it's match the stack. It's not uncommon to have $15,000 on the table in a 1/3 game. I never buy in for less than $600. It's wild out here! lol

@Jolly-Green-Steve 12 дней назад

I used to be a mostly post-flop player always defending against worse case scenarios but now I'm a mostly pre-flop player always trying to take advantage of the slight to moderate edges. It probably also has to do with that I mostly play tournaments now instead of cash games but it can be a profitable line in cash games as well if done in a controlled and decisive manner.

@ajasala11 12 дней назад

$86 = 8x6x straight ^^

@johnfish4543 12 дней назад

Nice to see you back in the winning zone again.

@ambientexpanse 12 дней назад

Great vlog as always, sir! Also, there used to be a guy named Travis Hall who was posting vlogs here on RU-vid from One Eyed Jack's but all of a sudden stopped posting; does he still play there that you know of? Most of his videos were 2/5 I believe with some 5/10 as well I think. Thanks, Kyle!

@kylefischl6841 12 дней назад

He decided to stop vlogging, have not seen him play in a while either.

@ambientexpanse 12 дней назад

@@kylefischl6841 Alright, thanks for the update! Kinda strange, he seemed like a good dude, positive energy, decent/competent player, etc

@ambientexpanse 12 дней назад

@@kylefischl6841Also, I noticed you bought in for $800 into the 1/3 game...was that a subconscious decision based off your time playing the 2/5 games at Orange City, lol? I know you remember the max buy in was exactly $800 bucks 😂

@elmreks 12 дней назад

86 makes a straight in that hand - love to do that whether I have it or not ;)

@user-iq8um6mp4o 12 дней назад

fantastic last hand! Max value

@Mauricio-kf8qx 12 дней назад

J9 hand was a mistake imo. If you keep betting the middle of your range you open yourself to get exploited by raises. 10 is a card you should be checking since that connects heavy with his flop calling range, he’s gonna have 10 8 and j 10 so it’s seems like a pretty standard spot to check call (middle pair + gutshot) and evaluate river ( consider bluff catching / bluff raising of bet into)