I really like the way you explain your decision making with the whole hand in context. You're doing X on the flop to set up Y on the turn. You do a great job of establishing ranges without going full Doug Polk rant for each hand, especially if it's fairly standard. I also really like the way you take opponents play and the general field into consideration. In my experience, this is arguably the most important thing you can do once you understand ranges and position. And genuinely not enough people talk about it. Great content, and great play. I can tell just by the way you talk about the game and think about it, you're 100% a winning player on 2/5 and lower - which is honestly where most people play and it's very hard to find good content on. Thanks so much for all your content man. I love it!
15:47 tampa is my closest casino. I go to the dog tracks here and there but i like the hard rock. Unfortunately i have to same luck. I can hardly win down there.
I try to act professional as much as possible but would definitely say I curse and aggressively fold sometimes. Not immune to tilt just like everyone else
Dude, had almost exactly the same results the other day on a really juicy, action table. Just kept getting beat by suck outs and worse starting hands. My biggest loss ever at 2500. That's variance and poker for you. It'll come back around
I agree. Betting turn sets up all 3 options to be reasonabale for the river. Big bluff, big value, or just check call all becomereasonable but the pot and thus the value is larger if he bets turn.
Jeesh tough one Kyle. Some of those calls you made were debatable but you also got royally screwed by the deck more than once. Hope you get em next time.
I appreciate you put it all together and shown the to us, so I will analyze every hand you brought up. KTh, PF - ok. F - c-bet ok. T - bet larger $70. R - x/f to any bet. It's an overcard, + CO must have a reason calling all streets. That reason might be we're owned. 43h, PF - ok. F - it's a fold. No enough equity to call. Bluffing into 2 opponents on this board - out of question. AKo, PF - $40 raise. BTN is straddler, so he has incentive to call anything being IP and already $10 in. F - c-bet. Large $60. On this board, BTN either has a pair +, or worse. If worse, no point keeping him in. It could be dangerous. BTW, top pair is just a pair! Checking was a wrong play. T - c-bet. AT, 9T, did not supposed to call large F c-bet. So, keep shooting. Large. Extract max out of weaker pair, and This will tell you what to do on river, had you been called here. JTh, PF - limp/raise. Or just a fold. Weak hand does not do good post flop, no pint raising while OOP. (no commenting on later streets). QQ, PF - ok. F - c-bet ok. Calling raise is out of question. No (drawing hand) reading - no call. CO is OOP, so a flush draw x/r is also unlikely. So, cannot count on it. If that happen to be (front door flush draw), then so be it. You're owned here! Therefore - no raise, not call a 3!-bet shove! _EDIT: continuation of analysis_ 32d, PF - ok. F - check back. c-bet is wrong against 3 opponents. This board is all their range. AQo, PF - raise to $80+. ($60 too small for a speculative hand against 3 opponents, of which 1 is on straddle and IP). F - check back ok. T - is a bet. Bet large. (can't tell how much as the hand context is different due to PF action). R - fold. If called big turn bet, m then a FH is possible here at opponent's hammering river. A5c, PF - fold to a large PF raise! Calling, you rely on flop board cards only. "A" is not your out...so, flush only or 2 pairs (). Fold and never look back. F - not good, as discussed. (no point calling here whatsoever). QJo, PF - call ok. F - fold. There's an overcard, Opponent's range. Just fold an inferior hand. AKo, FOLD! (Yes, I scream....cuz, AKo is a speculative hand. Risking whole stack with it while in inferior position is a disaster). . Hope, this helps. Cheers!
I appreciate you comment I read all of it and agree with a lot of wat you said Thank you for taking the time to give me some advise. Hopefully next time I won’t play like trash 👍
@kylefischl6841 no problem. It was fun for me commenting. I don't think you played trash. It was just my opinion about each hand I brought up. BTW, it's way easier analyzing a hand when jot on line of fire when we have time to process it. After battle, everyone is a general! Looking forward to your next vlog.
You nailed it... insane action there. Never trust the lady in seat 4 on table 12. She will ALWAYS have a 5 in her hand, and the deck will magically give her the win with a 5 on the board. No other cards matter in that casino. Every hand, every day..... 5s. Seat 4, table 12.....
This session demonstrates how tough hold’um is. If all your good hands are second best, you are going to lose period! I think most players with your cards would have lost more. Keep firing as your game is very solid and you will win more than you will lose over the long run.
Like me, your bankroll has limits. I too, love the action tables. But occassionally they bite you where it hurts. Hardest part for me after getting shellaced is playing just as aggressive the next time. Hope you're able to blow it off and play your game.
Truth, the location of your session will determine the type of action you should expect. Tampa or Hollywood Hard Rock expect to see multiple players see a flop regardless of pre flop action. South Florida is a vacationers paradise. That means literally “boat” loads of disposable income. For players used to seeing by the book or GTO say this…. Welcome to the jungle. And you Uros going ballistic at the table when no one folds to your 4 bet KK’s that get cracked again. lol you came a long way to get slapped around. Thanks for the donations. GL K
I play with the same exact type of poker players here locally. They never bluff. If you’re getting raised,99% of the time you are way behind. Just fold,eat it and don’t say what your cards were. This only encourages the other players to call your raise preflop if they see they felt you if they get lucky. That’s why they leave immediately after. They know they are just gambling and hit and run. This has been happening to me for 3 months straight. I stopped playing for awhile and had to readjust my mental health. Lol.
After thinking about it for a while I actually think he was checking out of habit and instinct (not being pre flop aggressor) and the then actually decided to bet half way through thinking 2 pair was too strong not to.
Gota be like a NFL QB who throws a pick.. Forget it and move on! I lost 2k+ at a $1-3 last week got back $1,100 this week cuz I put aside the previous week’s debacle. GL Kyle, good vlogs.
yeah that QQs hand, I think u could have gotten away if u took longer to think it through, like Bart Hanson say: at the low levels a $600 shove on the flop is $600, I would have folded, and the AK hand at the end was just a case of run bad smh I would have been pissed to see him rack up and leave, he wouldnt get no more action outta me ever smh
More and more poker is becoming/has become just a luckfest. Skill matters less and less except in tournaments. Cash games are just bingo now. I really hate the way poker is played almost everywhere now. It's almost impossible to go heads up in a cash game and players call with such wide ranges just trying to get lucky. It's sickening.
That's the way poker has always been played it's just that you're now noticing. People really wanna overestimate the skill aspect so they can sell their poker courses and offer coaching which is largely unnecessary imo. Always better to be lucky than good in poker.
@MaTTer1235 Lol, your comment is mathematically nonsensical. The phrase is NOT "always" ... it's "I'd rather be lucky than good" and it is used as a jest and NOT as a poker truism. But hey, you keep rolling the dice with your eyes closed. You'll go broke, but all the players will love to have you around!!! 😆
I really like the way you explain your decision making with the whole hand in context. You're doing X on the flop to set up Y on the turn.
You do a great job of establishing ranges without going full Doug Polk rant for each hand, especially if it's fairly standard.
I also really like the way you take opponents play and the general field into consideration. In my experience, this is arguably the most important thing you can do once you understand ranges and position. And genuinely not enough people talk about it.
Great content, and great play. I can tell just by the way you talk about the game and think about it, you're 100% a winning player on 2/5 and lower - which is honestly where most people play and it's very hard to find good content on.
Thanks so much for all your content man. I love it!
15:47 tampa is my closest casino. I go to the dog tracks here and there but i like the hard rock. Unfortunately i have to same luck. I can hardly win down there.
I thought dog tracks in Florida closed years ago?
@@davidgeorgecross815 they don't race dogs but they still have cards
Each dog track had a card room and the card rooms remain open@@davidgeorgecross815
You take an ass kicking better than anyone I've seen man! Brutal session
I try to act professional as much as possible but would definitely say I curse and aggressively fold sometimes. Not immune to tilt just like everyone else
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Dude, had almost exactly the same results the other day on a really juicy, action table. Just kept getting beat by suck outs and worse starting hands. My biggest loss ever at 2500. That's variance and poker for you. It'll come back around
I feel you! Seems like 3/4 of my games go like this. I sit around pondering what I did wrong and find very little.
Yeah sometimes the deck is not going to help you out
We just hope we run good when in matters
At bigger tables or deep in tournaments
I love an honest channel!
Always great content Kyle
5:50 I think you gotta bet that turn, otherwise go big on the river. Lot of money left on the table
I agree. Betting turn sets up all 3 options to be reasonabale for the river. Big bluff, big value, or just check call all becomereasonable but the pot and thus the value is larger if he bets turn.
Have you ever played at Club 52? The day I played, it was pure action. Tripled my starting stack. Lots of bluffing!
Jeesh tough one Kyle. Some of those calls you made were debatable but you also got royally screwed by the deck more than once. Hope you get em next time.
I agree, we can make better decisions
Every session we try to review to not make the same mistake twice
When you had Ace 5 of clubs. One hand I put him on before him showing was Q 9 of hearts. Happy to win the pot with a bet and ok with a caller.
Yeah was definitely a weird one
Ahead but not even doing great against that hand and almost anything he would be doing overbet into 6 players with
Love the movie clips!
Hell yeah. A Kyle vid
Awesome vlog as usual! Also, how long did it take you to get permission to film there?
Love it. Guy call 40 pre with 56o
I appreciate you put it all together and shown the to us, so I will analyze every hand you brought up.
KTh, PF - ok. F - c-bet ok. T - bet larger $70. R - x/f to any bet. It's an overcard, + CO must have a reason calling all streets. That reason might be we're owned.
43h, PF - ok. F - it's a fold. No enough equity to call. Bluffing into 2 opponents on this board - out of question.
AKo, PF - $40 raise. BTN is straddler, so he has incentive to call anything being IP and already $10 in. F - c-bet. Large $60. On this board, BTN either has a pair +, or worse. If worse, no point keeping him in. It could be dangerous. BTW, top pair is just a pair! Checking was a wrong play. T - c-bet. AT, 9T, did not supposed to call large F c-bet. So, keep shooting. Large. Extract max out of weaker pair, and This will tell you what to do on river, had you been called here.
JTh, PF - limp/raise. Or just a fold. Weak hand does not do good post flop, no pint raising while OOP. (no commenting on later streets).
QQ, PF - ok. F - c-bet ok. Calling raise is out of question. No (drawing hand) reading - no call. CO is OOP, so a flush draw x/r is also unlikely. So, cannot count on it. If that happen to be (front door flush draw), then so be it. You're owned here! Therefore - no raise, not call a 3!-bet shove!
_EDIT: continuation of analysis_
32d, PF - ok. F - check back. c-bet is wrong against 3 opponents. This board is all their range.
AQo, PF - raise to $80+. ($60 too small for a speculative hand against 3 opponents, of which 1 is on straddle and IP). F - check back ok. T - is a bet. Bet large. (can't tell how much as the hand context is different due to PF action). R - fold. If called big turn bet, m then a FH is possible here at opponent's hammering river.
A5c, PF - fold to a large PF raise! Calling, you rely on flop board cards only. "A" is not your out...so, flush only or 2 pairs (). Fold and never look back. F - not good, as discussed. (no point calling here whatsoever).
QJo, PF - call ok. F - fold. There's an overcard, Opponent's range. Just fold an inferior hand.
AKo, FOLD! (Yes, I scream....cuz, AKo is a speculative hand. Risking whole stack with it while in inferior position is a disaster).
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Hope, this helps. Cheers!
I appreciate you comment I read all of it and agree with a lot of wat you said
Thank you for taking the time to give me some advise.
Hopefully next time I won’t play like trash 👍
@kylefischl6841 no problem. It was fun for me commenting. I don't think you played trash. It was just my opinion about each hand I brought up. BTW, it's way easier analyzing a hand when jot on line of fire when we have time to process it. After battle, everyone is a general!
Looking forward to your next vlog.
You nailed it... insane action there. Never trust the lady in seat 4 on table 12. She will ALWAYS have a 5 in her hand, and the deck will magically give her the win with a 5 on the board. No other cards matter in that casino. Every hand, every day..... 5s. Seat 4, table 12.....
I will keep that in mind
Definitely going to be heading back there at some point to get my revenge
This session demonstrates how tough hold’um is. If all your good hands are second best, you are going to lose period! I think most players with your cards would have lost more. Keep firing as your game is very solid and you will win more than you will lose over the long run.
Queens call was crazy imo
Tough break! Keep rolling with the punches. Peace...!!
Hi Kyle, my son is moving to Gainsville in July, what is the poker room closest to that location? Thanks for your help with your poker content!!!
@@DM-wj3cd club 52 in Ocala is probably the closest one
Best bet Jacksonville is really good as well
Kinda in the middle or 2
Great, Thanks Kyle
Love the shirt
Tampa Hard Rock 2-5 is loaded with grinders. I much prefer Win! Derby when in the area. Many more fun recs there.
can you let me know if it’s even worth it to buy in for 100-150 bucks? is there like a low stakes table?
@@zacharyclark3550 yeah they have 1/2 running 100-300 buy in
Still a winnable game
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It's true. The villain can rack up and leave after winning a big pot, but its proper poker etiquette to at least play an orbit after (IMO).
Had someone sat down, play literally one hand and double up 1k through me then leave right after... The ultimate hit and run.
Yoooo. That's unfortunate with all that action. Gettem next time. 😢
I stopped going to the Hard Rock - Collusion EVERYWHERE
Keep it up
2:27 im always scared he checked 10 2 preflop.
Like me, your bankroll has limits. I too, love the action tables. But occassionally they bite you where it hurts. Hardest part for me after getting shellaced is playing just as aggressive the next time. Hope you're able to blow it off and play your game.
Truth, the location of your session will determine the type of action you should expect. Tampa or Hollywood Hard Rock expect to see multiple players see a flop regardless of pre flop action. South Florida is a vacationers paradise. That means literally “boat” loads of disposable income. For players used to seeing by the book or GTO say this…. Welcome to the jungle. And you Uros going ballistic at the table when no one folds to your 4 bet KK’s that get cracked again. lol you came a long way to get slapped around. Thanks for the donations. GL K
Just another case of a bunch of low stakes players that do nothing to improve either their poker game or position in life, location be damned.
I play with the same exact type of poker players here locally. They never bluff. If you’re getting raised,99% of the time you are way behind. Just fold,eat it and don’t say what your cards were. This only encourages the other players to call your raise preflop if they see they felt you if they get lucky. That’s why they leave immediately after. They know they are just gambling and hit and run.
This has been happening to me for 3 months straight. I stopped playing for awhile and had to readjust my mental health. Lol.
That guy's "check" looked more like he was signaling someone else at the table. Did he have a friend playing at the same table?
After thinking about it for a while I actually think he was checking out of habit and instinct (not being pre flop aggressor) and the then actually decided to bet half way through thinking 2 pair was too strong not to.
Gota be like a NFL QB who throws a pick.. Forget it and move on! I lost 2k+ at a $1-3 last week got back $1,100 this week cuz I put aside the previous week’s debacle. GL Kyle, good vlogs.
Tampa seems hard. Hardly ever see vloggers there lol
One of the toughest 2/5 playing fields in the country
Been there
I felt your pain. I lost $2500 over the weekend in similar situations. It's poker 🙂
yeah that QQs hand, I think u could have gotten away if u took longer to think it through, like Bart Hanson say: at the low levels a $600 shove on the flop is $600, I would have folded, and the AK hand at the end was just a case of run bad smh I would have been pissed to see him rack up and leave, he wouldnt get no more action outta me ever smh
Bottom line is if you’re getting ace king all-in against king queen on a regular basis, you’re gonna be a profitable player
I love seeing a poker vlogger running as bad as me. Thanks.
AK is the most over rated pre flop hand in history.
1st time i noticed you K❤ tat dose your wife have the Q❤ too?
More and more poker is becoming/has become just a luckfest. Skill matters less and less except in tournaments. Cash games are just bingo now.
I really hate the way poker is played almost everywhere now. It's almost impossible to go heads up in a cash game and players call with such wide ranges just trying to get lucky. It's sickening.
That's the way poker has always been played it's just that you're now noticing. People really wanna overestimate the skill aspect so they can sell their poker courses and offer coaching which is largely unnecessary imo. Always better to be lucky than good in poker.
@MaTTer1235 Lol, your comment is mathematically nonsensical. The phrase is NOT "always" ... it's "I'd rather be lucky than good" and it is used as a jest and NOT as a poker truism.
But hey, you keep rolling the dice with your eyes closed. You'll go broke, but all the players will love to have you around!!! 😆
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