Glad to hear it! I've had some other viewers say they like longer videos, but they take so much more time and effort to put together, and I'm not sure if it's worth the effort unless there are just an absolute ton of interesting hands to show.
@@HuggiePoker even winning hands you can look at your bet sizing. Might have missed value. Always spots to learn from. But yeah losing hands normally have some of the most glaring mistakes.
I haven't played online poker since maybe the mid-late 2000's, but from what I hear, online poker is much harder than live in terms of potential profit to be had.
I received a bunch of negative comments recently, and it left me feeling a bit unmotivated to push the next episode out. I've actually turned off notifications across social media so I can allocate specific time during the day/week towards it when I'm ready to mentally digest it. Hopefully I'll get a second vlog out this week to make up for the missed week as well, depending on my availability!
@@HuggiePoker I once looked at a comment on one of my vlogs while AT the poker table playing another session, and the person ripped me to shreds and it totally derailed the session I was trying to play. Smart that you’re gonna reserve time for handling social media and comments. Also, everyone has a fucking opinion about everything. A bunch of arm-chair quarterbacks. Keep it up!
@@7CardFlushPoker Yeah, I hear you. I've certainly received a lot more friendly comments overall, and I really enjoy the feedback as a whole. I also don't mind constructive criticism at all, which I think is important for learning and growing as a player.
I think there were some spots I could have lost less (like the AJ hand in particular), but the sentiment of your comment rings true regardless. Trying to minimize losses is the name of the game sometimes!
Ypur are not a 1/2 player u are a 2/5 player u are way better than u think I been playing 4 20 years and I can tell u are way better than the 1/2 game I hope u turn 2 1/3or 2/5 u will make alot of money I guarantee 💯 😉 u might not have the bank roll but u got to take a chance and move up u will be play 5/10 with in a year in a have u will win so much
Thank you, Jr! I've heard people say that 1/2 in Texas is like 2/5 everywhere else. I'd like to try playing some more 2/5, but I usually get to the poker rooms before a 2/5 game has started, so I generally have been sticking to 1/2. I definitely plan to give it more opportunities though when I can!
Just curious why you buy in for only 100bb to the table? I know I hate sitting down to a table where I’m 100bb deep and everyone else is 500-1000bb deep. Poker just becomes a shoving match based on position and range assumptions at that point.
I'll buy in anywhere from 100-200 BB's, it really just comes down to my level of energy for the day. I'm at a stage of my life right now where there are too many other competing priorities that I'm only getting to play one preselected day per week, and if I'm feeling low-energy, it's TFB for me since I generally don't have the liberty to just go another day instead.
These games are absolutely wild man.
That's Texas poker for you, man! 😄
Nice Call with AKhh!! & I like the kinda shorter videos! GJ
Glad to hear it! I've had some other viewers say they like longer videos, but they take so much more time and effort to put together, and I'm not sure if it's worth the effort unless there are just an absolute ton of interesting hands to show.
@@HuggiePoker I can relate to that :D, for me ~15 minutes are fine!
AQ is also my nemesis.
This was the worst I've had it with this hand. Truly scared of it now. 😂
Nice playing with you the other day.
Hey Bryan, always nice seeing people I've played with on here! Hope to play with you again.
how to make people sick with an intro vid 101
Spoiler alert, the intro is better than the outcome! 😄
A lot of times you don't run hot, breaking even is a win. Gives you some hands to study and see if there are any leaks.
Reviewing my hands from every session has taught me a ton about my game over the last 7 months. The losing hands definitely teach me more though!
@@HuggiePoker even winning hands you can look at your bet sizing. Might have missed value. Always spots to learn from. But yeah losing hands normally have some of the most glaring mistakes.
I don't make as much as you do in bb on pokerstars at 0.02/0.05 😞
I haven't played online poker since maybe the mid-late 2000's, but from what I hear, online poker is much harder than live in terms of potential profit to be had.
You got so lucky on that. Ace seven hand that wasn't skill that was just gambling
Nice hero river call, seems like you lost close to the minimum for how the cards were dealt which is definitely something positive to look at!
Thanks, man! Yeah, I could maybe have lost a little less in a couple spots, but...the cards were against me in the second half for sure. 😅
I was just wondering today “When is another huggie vlog coming out?”
I received a bunch of negative comments recently, and it left me feeling a bit unmotivated to push the next episode out. I've actually turned off notifications across social media so I can allocate specific time during the day/week towards it when I'm ready to mentally digest it. Hopefully I'll get a second vlog out this week to make up for the missed week as well, depending on my availability!
@@HuggiePoker I once looked at a comment on one of my vlogs while AT the poker table playing another session, and the person ripped me to shreds and it totally derailed the session I was trying to play. Smart that you’re gonna reserve time for handling social media and comments.
Also, everyone has a fucking opinion about everything. A bunch of arm-chair quarterbacks. Keep it up!
@@7CardFlushPoker Yeah, I hear you. I've certainly received a lot more friendly comments overall, and I really enjoy the feedback as a whole. I also don't mind constructive criticism at all, which I think is important for learning and growing as a player.
Some days the goal is to lose the minimum. You happen to do better and cashed a small win. Great job!
I think there were some spots I could have lost less (like the AJ hand in particular), but the sentiment of your comment rings true regardless. Trying to minimize losses is the name of the game sometimes!
Ypur are not a 1/2 player u are a 2/5 player u are way better than u think I been playing 4 20 years and I can tell u are way better than the 1/2 game I hope u turn 2 1/3or 2/5 u will make alot of money I guarantee 💯 😉 u might not have the bank roll but u got to take a chance and move up u will be play 5/10 with in a year in a have u will win so much
Thank you, Jr! I've heard people say that 1/2 in Texas is like 2/5 everywhere else. I'd like to try playing some more 2/5, but I usually get to the poker rooms before a 2/5 game has started, so I generally have been sticking to 1/2. I definitely plan to give it more opportunities though when I can!
Just sub’d today. Are you typically buying in for $200 at $1/$2?
I usually buy in for either $200 or $300 depending on my energy level.
AQ call for 243 total is just bad TBH...
Just curious why you buy in for only 100bb to the table? I know I hate sitting down to a table where I’m 100bb deep and everyone else is 500-1000bb deep. Poker just becomes a shoving match based on position and range assumptions at that point.
I'll buy in anywhere from 100-200 BB's, it really just comes down to my level of energy for the day. I'm at a stage of my life right now where there are too many other competing priorities that I'm only getting to play one preselected day per week, and if I'm feeling low-energy, it's TFB for me since I generally don't have the liberty to just go another day instead.
Also worth mentioning, this particular game is capped at 150 BB's.
I enjoy your hand explanations. Also I am finally starting to realize that "card deadness" is not just for me....lol
Having the patience to wait it out is challenging sometimes. Sometimes I’ll play complete rags as a bluff if I’m too card dead.
I actually have a lot more card dead periods than most of my vlogs show, I just strip those hands out since they're not fun to watch. 😄
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Second! 😎
whew nice suckout vs KK early, hard to give her credit there
@@grahamplayscards Yeah, got lucky for sure. But like you said, it's hard to assume someone with a 100% VPIP has a legitimate hand.