No strategy in poker "prints money" consistently. Success at 1/2 games comes from exploiting common mistakes like overvaluing hands or playing too loosely. Focus on position, value betting, and disciplined decision-making to maximize profits over time. Always remember, poker is skill and variance combined!
@@internetposta7389 sorry my bad! It’s just a curtesy thing for me that when Ik I’m good I don’t make the other guy show. For vlog purposes it woulda been great to see it I understand.
AA hand, I think the best play is to size UP, I am thinking a bet of $200 seems great. You are targeting an over pair there, do you think if he had JJ he was folding to 80? I think not. If he had JJ I think you get the call at 80 AND 200, so you may as well go for the gold.
@@christopherkenney3581 That’s a good point. Still very curious what he folded. If he had the overpair I agree surely he would have called the 80 or 200 I would hope
@@victorfrankenstein50202 can’t help myself ngl. I also like to think I’m unpredictable so it doesn’t matter. See fort kill my bankroll vlog lol. No one has a clue if I don’t
Whenever you call an all-in you should always make them show you their cards first. You paid for that information, Don't turn up your cards first if you don't have to
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Very Nice !!
Patience + Value Bets = bankroll 📈
Agreed!
Ya over bluffing at 1/2 is super -EV imo
Is this in Dallas?
@ Close, Garland TX, suburb
1/2 way through and just had to drop a comment to show support. Be fun to see your channel grow. Good work.
@@RTBDegenerate much appreciated thank you!
Love it! I don't know if I would have left my table though....I can't wait to see the livestream
@@ursularandle683 livestream?
good video. I like the 1-2 stakes, and limited extra commentary.
Dude love your style. I subbed and will continue to watch.
@@danm1026Thanks man much appreciated!
I agree, patience is the key at 1/2 because the general player population tends to overcall imo
Agreed, Im guilty of overcalling too tho lol
No strategy in poker "prints money" consistently. Success at 1/2 games comes from exploiting common mistakes like overvaluing hands or playing too loosely. Focus on position, value betting, and disciplined decision-making to maximize profits over time. Always remember, poker is skill and variance combined!
The players at Shuffle gamble so much, at least in my experience 😂
@@theapchannel5875 they definitely do for sure!
Nice vlog man, I like your playstyle!
Ty
I missed it - what's the simple trick? Great vlog, BTW, very relatable.
@@x9200Patience and value betting, all you gotta do! Much appreciated thank you!
Being patient
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That Jack 9 Hand where you called his all in. What did he have? Oh right we don't know because you're showed your hand first after align him.
@@internetposta7389 sorry my bad! It’s just a curtesy thing for me that when Ik I’m good I don’t make the other guy show. For vlog purposes it woulda been great to see it I understand.
AA hand, I think the best play is to size UP, I am thinking a bet of $200 seems great. You are targeting an over pair there, do you think if he had JJ he was folding to 80? I think not. If he had JJ I think you get the call at 80 AND 200, so you may as well go for the gold.
@@christopherkenney3581 That’s a good point. Still very curious what he folded. If he had the overpair I agree surely he would have called the 80 or 200 I would hope
@@chpokervlog my thought was an under pair to the 9 maybe.
@@christopherkenney3581that would make a lot of sense for sure
I don’t agree with your analysis of the flop checks of other players but then again they’re 1/2 players so maybe you’re right
@@ReallyDavid01 which hand are you talking about?
when you say that a guy is capable, you mean that is possible he's making a play, or that is a good player? sorry I am not native eng speaker
@@Achille_Buzzone I’m saying he’s capable of bluffing
I noticed you’re flipping up several uncalled hands…why? Why give your opponents more information?
@@victorfrankenstein50202 can’t help myself ngl. I also like to think I’m unpredictable so it doesn’t matter. See fort kill my bankroll vlog lol. No one has a clue if I don’t
Whenever you call an all-in you should always make them show you their cards first. You paid for that information, Don't turn up your cards first if you don't have to
Some really questionable play here.
@@tehhud5 which hands?