STACKING LA Pros With Disguised Sets! | Road to $1,000,000 Episode 3 

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@@samigedeon9288 Yeah, that cracked me up

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lmfao that's the spirit! Maybe we can even start a 'clicking on every ad' club just to make sure

I agree accept for the first hand that was the best hes played in the last couple of months

But still not far away from a pokerstyle that he can get a even player or winning player.

@@chrisjackson3955 eh the A2 hand wasn't horrible he could reasonably have AK there but he just ran into it

Bit too aggressive on the first few hands??? But otherwise solid 😊

The opponents range was pretty much all AK though

Looks like his ranges were only tighter because the players at the table were super tight. Still making plenty of mistakes and not taking advantage of his image. AQs is at the top of Rampages range, these tight players are 4-betting him because they know he's 3-betting with mostly trash. Then still folds these playable hands. He should be calling instead of 3-betting the really good suited Ace hands, he folded away so much equity.

lol..there's a difference between using logic versus "rationalization". Rampage does NOT use logic in his decision making. He rationalizes every play he makes and judges his play based on results. He said it himself - he's never folded AQ suited preflop in his life. Clearly there is no logic going into his decision making if that's the case. Of course he must fold to the 4-bet raising out of position with the AQ, but did he actually think out why? He has an A blocker and Q blocker, so there are 12 combinations of AK beating him, 3 combinations of AA, 6 combinations of KK, and 3 combinations of QQ, and everything else is either a chop, or a coinflip or better for Rampage. Therefore there are a total of 24 combinations of hands beating him, and really only JJ,1010 and maybe 99 he's beating (18 combinations) and you discount this number because the opponent is a nit and also 4 betting out of position. Easy fold. But Rampage has NEVER folded AQ in his life, so how many times has he made this call? So bad. Every decent poker player knows that AQ suited is an ok hand but definitely not a premium hand. Rampage plays it like the nuts 99.99% of the time.

@@RobRochonI agree with everything you said but you really don’t believe AQ suited is a premium.. I understand there are definitely better hands.. but there has to be some factor of implied odds with them being suited.

@@Iamabot2119 Premium hands are defined as AA, KK, QQ and AK. Sometimes JJ but not really. But AQ is dominated by all four of these hands, and especially by AK. If you have AQ you need to know that there are 12 combinations of AK dominating you along with 3 combinations of AA, and 9 combinations of KK and QQ putting you in terrible shape. Also note that there are also another 9 combinations of AQ chopping with you. So if you are in a 4 or 5 bet pot with AQ what hands are you ahead of preflop? You need an extremely fortunate flop to hit to be ahead of any of the other "premium" hands, and if you're in a hand with AA or AK and an A hits the board if the hand is played agrressively you get crushed, and if the hand is played passively then what's the point of playing AQ? To win small pots? AQ is no stronger than AJ...at least with AJ you're more likely to flop something strong against the real premium hands (because Js are more likely in play if you triple up on them) than with AQ which is nothing but trouble no matter what comes on the flop. But if you NEVER fold AQ preflop and play it like a premium hand in 4 bet and 5 bet preflop pots then you are a losing player. Always. Like Rampage.

@@RobRochon if someone is 4 or 5 betting definitely not but I play it like I would a mid pocket pair.. a call and would call a 3 bet and then play a flop… but I often play AK off this way too.

@@Iamabot2119 yes, if you play it like a mid-pocket. But you asked why its not a premium hand. Mid pockets aren't premiums either. You likely play it more correctly than he does and may balance out your play with aggressiveness at opportune times. But Rampage plays it like he does AK, QQ or KK.

This is the way. Nocturnal poker in FL is gooood.

@@mangohavoc6428I heard poker in general is good in FL very loose and crazy.

Always there at commerce for graveyard and ur absolutely right

The night time is the "right" time

Right 😅.. those are easy folds … especially when you have certain people tagged as Nits… why would you want to give them action when you know your certainly behind

I would never fold that. Even if u are behind u have good quity with that hand

Professionals can also Fold KK preflop. AND SURE AK, and QQ are easy folds pre when im sure that im behind. this luckbox can only win when he has more luck then the other players.

@@petersteinlesberger6687the keyboard warrior has entered the chat! 1-3 player, I’m sure!

⁠@@nhathuynh8254against a tight 4b range you definitely do not have a good amount of equity. This is basically QQ+ and AK

LOL, saw that.

The commenters trash rampage for bluffing too much. Now he waits for good cards and you call him a luckbox. Lol he can't win

I've watched Ethan for such a long time. If my memory is correct these are the phases I remember: 1. Decent low stakes player 2. Started upping stakes and then had a couple of BIG tournament wins with MANY suckouts. 3. Got used to being lucky and started punting all the time. 4. Kept the stakes high and started playing tight again and making great reads. People weren't giving him credit due to his former punts and were paying him off. 5. He started punting again.

For real. I am guilty of giving rampage a hard time when he was punting hardcore. But now, with his image, it’s soooo profitable to wait to make hands, and to over fold when facing aggression. Like actually printing money. Why get fancy and try to play GTO optimal, when Rampage playing tighter and face up will almost surely have a higher win rate for him right now.

Awwww someone's super jealous

Ever heard of ranges?

He needs to come back to texas. Lots of punting here😂

It's called wisdom random internet guy.