😂😂🤣🤣🤣. “Hitting bottom set is like picking up a cute snake that turns out to be venomous- by the time it bites you it’s too late.” 😂😂😂🤣🤣. Excellent analogy sir!!!
Great vlog! But don’t make your opponent show the bluff when you snap call, and he says you’re good. Some people are embarrassed when they are caught bluffing, no need to make them feel worse. If your opponent was a pro, making him show has some benefit, but, at 1/3, he is very likely a recreational player. Remember to keep it fun for the recs-especially if he knows his play will end up on RU-vid. The worst result in any hand is to make a whale (or a whale in the making) decide that his or her money is better spent at the craps table or blackjack (either for the night or, even worse-permanently).
@@alexatedw I’m not sure I buy that theory, I play 1/3 and have many days where I win 500 or above, this is easily accomplishable where I play. So on that note I genuinely believe you can make a living at 1/3. I also took a week off about a month and made about 4K that week. I’m currently up around 12k for the year. Playing mostly on the weekends, sometimes skipping a week. The 12k accounts for all the the losing sessions also. I mean 12k profit. Including gas.
@@alexatedw I’m not sure I buy that theory, I play 1/3 and have many days where I win 500 or above, this is easily accomplishable where I play. So on that note I genuinely believe you can make a living at 1/3. I also took a week off about a month and made about 4K that week. I’m currently up around 12k for the year. Playing mostly on the weekends, sometimes skipping a week. The 12k accounts for all the the losing sessions also. I mean 12k profit. Including gas.
Thanks! I once was a server so I think that counts as sales. I love RU-vid, and have done deep dives into what works the best for various creators. I try to emulate what the RU-vid greats have done! I appreciate the kind words!
For a player who's playing small stakes NLH, I can learn a bit more with ranges for each type of hand and board that comes out. Which helps a lot, since I too, play small stakes from time to time.
"like a roman politician" Gold. I agree with you making the bluffer show when you just have a pair. I always do that and no one gets upset about it. After all, it's the rule. Thanks for the great vlog!
I like the addition of the current hand in the timeline when you pause or touch the screen to see how much times is left in the video. Haven’t seen that anywhere else. One more reason why you are the best poker vlogger on RU-vid.
You float your big sets all the time. The move on the turn is a jam. Flush draws will stick around and big hands will stick around. But by floating flush draws will fold when they miss, beat you when they hit, people who don’t have flushes will get scared in flush rivers and not pay you off. Jam your 77 on the turn
My favorite part of this vlog was the sound of you're voice! In the end after multiple big hands not shocking you tried to play it different to throw off the others players read but throughout you were confident in your actions.. Well played!
Agree with some of the other comments. When the guys says your good I have king high, just table your hand. It’s bad etiquette to make him show unless theirs previous history there. Same as my comment from last video regarding the singles. Run good, Steve from Canada
I enjoy your vlogs. I usually don't like to give my opinion or advice when it comes to poker because there are too many factors that can go into any decision. I would just say though when you catch someone bluffing and they say you're good flip your hand over. You're playing at low stakes and forcing rec players to show when they're caught bluffing doesn't accomplish anything except embarrassing the player. They're less likely to continue bluffing with trash hands. By forcing them to show you're throwing money away. Just saying. Love your videos though and I always make sure I give you that thumbs up. Keep them coming and good luck to you.
Yeah the AA should’ve been 3 streets of betting. I guess maybe you could check river to induce a bluff or your opponent thin value owning themselves with a hand like A8cc or 89suited but 100% have to bet like $45-60 on the turn with AA. But I like bet bet bet on that exact board.
I don’t see how forcing a recreational to show his hand is beneficial to you or the game in general. I think that you, as a blogger have the responsibility to make the videos look fun so that more people want to join the game, not run from it.
Great win Beast!!! 🏆 I had someone hold their cards once after I showed my pair FTW, so I waited 3 minutes before they mucked. Like the subtle changes you made. See you on the next one. 😎
I made the vlog too many times XD. Looking forward to a chance to make it back. Also dont listen to anyone, if I call and they dont muck Im making you table the hand. If they much I just let it go.
hell no. just let them fold and take the win. What if they fold a pair better than yours. But if they said you are good...don't show either. make sure that pot is coming your way though. Don't get angled
You said you're selling a % of yourself in the Main and that your backers and yourself all made a little bit of money but last vlog you said you bashed your head and got staples and missed the Main. How could you have made money for backers if you didn't play it? I'm not gonna lie, this sounds shady bud.
I had a package with multiple events. The only tournament I missed was the Main. Everyone got a refund back for that portion. I cashed a couple times in the tourneys that I played and we all netted a small profit.
Nice vlog but please dont make your opponent show his hand when he says u good. In tough spots or big pots for information u should do it but here it was not nice and unnecesarry imo.
You need to work on understanding poker etiquette..I like your vlogs but no need to make your opponent show when he says "you're good I missed"..just table the AJ..and previous episode: typically in 2/5 the single $1 chips don't play in an all in situation when they have 5 or less in whites..good luck at the tables bud
The villain could always toss his cards in the muck if he really believed he was beat. He was trying to see if his King high was good without showing first, even though he was called.
