Sit Down & Get POCKET KINGS My First Hand-I’m ALL IN! You Won’t Believe What Happens! Poker Vlog #82 

Concur as written! …more 1/2 please!

Yea the money actually matters to these people not like those crazy stakes where they can lose 500k like it's nothing blows my mind how unevenly distributed money is in this world and don't tell me it's because some people don't "work hard" for it the hardest workers on this planet make the most modest wages the system is broken

The downside to these 1/2 games is the max 300 buy-in; imagine sitting down and building a $1200 stack at a table where there are a bunch of stacks around $1k only to get stacked off with a 65os from someone calling really big bets and hitting trips on u...u can only buy back in for $300, what are the chances ur gonna be able to build back up to $1k again? As opposed to the 1/3 table u can buy in match the stack, or heck even just $1k...it is much easier to get back 300 in this game than to do so in the 1/2 game. These games in Texas are weird. Some places have 1/2 with 300 max, most have 1/3 with 2k max or match big stack, and that is it unless it is a live stream or ur in Dallas where they have 2/5. The action in Texas is second to none, but they should follow Vegas buy-in rules more closely. Even playing 1/3 with someone putting down 5k as an initial buy-in seems ludicrous to me. I guess I am saying there aren't many middle size games. It is either 300 max or unlimited basically. I play around Houston in a 1/3 game where a lot of people sit down with 100 or 200 bucks. Then someone else sits down with 1500. It would be nice to have a 2/5 with 1500 max buy-in or match the stack, but after all this is Texas...2/5 games are usually unlimited buy-in. It makes for some lopsided games. How does a 1/3 have basically an unlimited buy-in? Whereas in vegas 10/20 games often have a 2k or 2.5k max or match the stack. It just allows people with very deep pockets to run over the games by spreading tons of chips. I'd much rather have a 300 big blind game than 1000 big blind games...it makes the strategy better. Just my opinion.

@@tanthony298 Yep, that's well said. It's gross that folks buy in to games for $500,000 on the table. Even the smaller pots they play would be life-changing money. They can do what they want with their money but it does highlight some things in this world I agree.

Way to take it down, MamaSue! 👏

Great to see she's cleaning up and wearing makeup. Was getting sick of the roll out of bed and throw a hoodie on vibe.

I also love that you always smile!😊

Or reraise the KJos from the blind...

I agree with the 2/5 selection...probably better for her skill set anyways, and being handcuffed with a 300 max buy-in is awful if u build a nice stack and happen to get flattened by another big stack. U can only buy in 300, so it really caps ur win rate in that instance.

1000% and gets rewarded like always.

GTO Wizard!

Yo that’s dope! Thanks for watching and congrats on the FT 🥳 😊 🔥

The blinds in the game :)

Ah thank you for the feedback, I’ll work on this! :)

I always tip!

And literally the worst part of Texas poker.

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