Bellagio 5/10 During CES!
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- One of the biggest conventions of the year for Las Vegas is happening. Let's see what effect it has on the 5/10nl poker games at the Bellagio!
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it's midnight, was about to sleep, turned out the lights, checked RUclips one last time, gonna be up another 25 min baby!!
stop dreaming about me atm will you
I'm not even that heavy into poker, but love your vlogs. Keep it up man!
I like the line, repping the flush. Seems like a bad call for him to make (not in hindsight, obviously) but it's probably a profitable bluff long term for you. I know I'm folding to that line with 2 pair...
You are killing it, Andrew. Best poker vlog on RUclips right now and it's not even close. This was an outstanding piece of 25 minute video
Love your videos man. Nice to get some insiders perspective on what a poker players life is like. You don't push out too much content either, which is a plus. Production value is impressive too :)
You have a great way of telling a good poker story. When I hear you re-tell the hands, my own heart rate elevates as I anticipate the next card and opponent action. Well done, Andrew.
Happy belated birthday! Hope going out with friends was fun! I've been watching the vlogs since October and can't get enough of them. Could you incorporate some poker basics into a vlog such as poker positions, what each position means and their effects on play. On a different note even talk about how you combat tilt or share fun poker moments that involve tilted players. Thanks again!
Richard Zong I agree on the positions and basics. I try to watch with my fiance and have to pause for explanations a lot. Would be super cool
probably the best poker vlog on RUclips and best editing skills
very easily my favorite channel right now. It's like a movie everytime, just reels you in.
Happy Birthday belated!
I'm sort of new to the channel but really enjoying it. I grew up in Vegas and the son and nephew of guys who made a decent side hustle playing poker down town for many years. Unfortunately or maybe fortunately I never got into the game. I moved away to the Phoenix area at 26 to start my career. After 11 years in my field I fell sick and now disabled. Spent a few years stuck in a bed then a wheelchair but mostly on my feet now. I don't look sick but many days I just can't get out of the house. Anyhow a few years ago started taking a interest to cards and trying to learn to get better at it. I've done decent online but I now live 35 min away from Laughlin and was told by a few folks that there's only a few die hard locals in those games but mostly retired old men and California tourist. I've only tested the waters but I'm hoping to improve my live game. You're videos have inspired me!
andrew love the vlogs man! really freat qaulity anything you upload i enjoy love the in depth analysis on the hands.
Just shoveled like 4 feet of snow today haha i would kill for mid 30s
-from canada
That takes me back to my Michigan days. :x
Andrew Neeme poker related question for you. how do you deal with the ranges of live 1/2 at the local casinos here people play super loose i tend to run into a lot of random two pair hands like 9 4 ect.. even when i throw in a re raise pre flop. is there a way to spot these sort of tough spots especially when you hit like ace with king kicker vs random two pair combos.
may i ask where in canada you are? i am in london ontario and i am just curious. Referring to your poker question above i would say the re-raises or initial raises just have to be larger
You can just keep betting until they let you know that you're beat. The problem is sometimes people overvalue hands that are worse than yours. So you just have to expect some variance, only play good hands, and never bluff. (Do as I say, not as I do, if you saw my last video...) Agree size a little bigger when you have good hands. Keep increasing the sizing as long as you can get away with it.
Andrew Neeme thanks for the advice i see every video! haha good luck in the new year cant wait for more content
Just started watching your vlog last week and totally hooked! Thanks for the content :) Cheers from SoCal!!
Dude I absolutely love your vids, they actually show people an idea of what to do in real life situations, also I have a lot of respect for you showing a hand even if you lose. Most people only show the wins so mad props to you! Keep it up
Thanks Lucas. 👊🏼
just want to say your vlogs have helped me learn a lot and have been inspirational. been playing and winning a lot more lately!
Happy Belated Birthday! Thanks again for an awesome vlog! Appreciate you going between being able to film and not, just for us. The live action is why I subscribed but your analysis is why I keep watching!
best vid yet! the last hand..... which hands fold to the all in bet representing a flush? Any single pair folds. any flush or straight calls. trips or two pair calls most of the time depending on the player. so what did you think he had? check raise flop followed by $500 on the turn is definite strength.... however the chip motion check on the river sounds interesting. obviously implies hes worried about the flush, opening up the bluff play. however the bluff flush play may have been slightly overvalued. likely half the hands in his range will find a call to the bluff. so actual odds of winning when calling the turn are more like 28%. so 3:1 return on the turn
with 28% chance of victory is probably where id be able to find the fold. although easy to say from here i know haha... thanks for sharing that one and loved having more hands to analyse in this video.
Love your vlog and the insight from a pro poker player's point of view!! Keep up the good work, Andrew! And wicked job on the editing!!
Second note and most important is, I'd like to say that I've actually learned a lot from your channel. Thing is, I used to play here n there at greektown and I was profitable to the tune of a cpl hundo here n there and u know they have like a 200$ cap on buy ins so not too bad but. What you've taught me is strategy , instead of me always thinking my opponent has the nuts all the time. When u get a show and they roll over ace king when you have a set etc, before u was like wow only AK, but watching a lot of poker lately I see its not too uncommon. So thanks for all I have learned from your channel so far, and to a future of such! Happy belated aswell
Far far better play in this episode than last in my opinion! I think it's a shame your opponent in the last hand wasn't a better player or he would have folded to your good bluff! Still booking a win after losing 2K in 1 hand is impressive!
Really enjoy your vlogs and appreciate the open, honest description of your play, good or bad, winning or not! I'm sure many of us would love to be able to do what you do for a living, but realise we aren't equipped to manage. Great to share your experiences via RUclips! :0)
Man,you seem such a nice guy!!This vlog is unique because its so different from other poker vlogs,you found a nice way to deliver what you like for us to see..Keep going Andrew!!!Happy grinding!
Happy belated Birthday Andrew. Hope the rest of the year goes in your favor. Keep up the great vlog. I think you do a great job of replaying the hands you cant video.
Recapping the vlog thumbing up and enjoying the Re-Neeme-ing. Worth the time
Happy belated birthday! Keep up the great vlog. Love this Sunday night upload thing. Works right with my schedule :)
Hi Andrew, I love watching your vlog, you are a gentleman and scholar, much love from Ireland
Great Vlog...and a belated Happy Birthday, Andrew. Keep up the good work (and the good runs).
Andrew, I mostly agree with the way that you played both hands. When you provide these hand histories, I love that you provide both sides of the argument. You go through reasons to fold, and reasons to call/raise. Most of the hand analysis I see are guys simply defending their decisions. Another reason why you're different, and you have the best poker vlog out there.
Oh, and happy birthday!
My thoughts on the 88 hand: on the turn you have to call $500 to win $1025. You win if you hit your straight (8 outs) or 'flush' (another 7 phantom outs) which is just about exactly your pot odds (ignoring set outs which you won't be sure if it's good). But there's significant reverse implied odds which is the flush card comes and he still calls you, in which case you lose $1750. So I'd just fold the turn and move on.
i think it depends on what type of opponent you have in this spot. If you have just slightly the idea that he is money-scared in big pots or to big bets than you can go on with that turn call/ river shove/ ,,value" bet -line. Or the type of player which acts very technical in most situations, because he is more likely to make the ,,correct" fold on the river...but NEVER play that line to a ,,burning" donkey/calling station/ gambler...
Your thoughts are amateur. If you play poker to make nutted hands, you will never win. You will only get lucky.
is depends on the type of vaginal odor the player is dealing with aswell
I mentioned ignore set outs because if you hit your set the board will have 6789 are you sure you're good?
18000rpm due to villians line in this case, i dont think its VERY likely he get to straights there often..but generally your point is valid of course!
How did you determine that shoving the 8s is GTO? Is your range constructed well enough that it is not an over-bluff?
Your opponent should also have flush draws in his range on the turn, meaning its better to not have a heart in your hand when calling the turn. Having both a heart and an 8 reduces the amount of bluffs (straight draws / flush draws) he has on the turn. I would argue that having a 9.7 or 6 on the turn, with no hearts, would be a better call then 8's, given you also block sets.
As for the river, naturally having the 8h reduces the amount of combos of flushes your opponent has (as well as nut straights). I don't mind the shove, but i am curious as to whether you are saying "gto line" as a catchphrase to compare to "exploit", or you actually have counted combos by street and have a 2:1 ratio of value to bluffs on river, where 8's factors into the bluff portion well enough.
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I'm not expecting a stream of casino chips in the mail. But if you decide to send your stray chips, be careful and secure them snugly in the package. The sound of them inside a package marked Las Vegas might be a target for theft, and that would be sad.
Cheers guys!
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Just a thought for the places you cant video. Not sure what you are using now if it is obvious you are videoing, but if you need to be hiding that you are videoing, then buy a spy pen to video where you cant. They work great and can just have it on table videoing your hole cards. Or check out what other spy cams they have like in little figures that can sit on table and none will know. just a thought.
I think it's more about the casino viewing it online than anything else.
Problem is, I'll bet they have someone from the poker room keeping an eye on the vlog to make sure he doesn't post anything from their floor. If he does, they might bar him.
People might want to send you stuff from Amazon, and I don't think UPS, FedEx or Amazon local will deliver to a P.O. Box. Might want to go to a UPS Store and get a box there, which will be a physical address (not a P.O. Box). They will receive all of your deliveries for you, including UPS, FedEx, etc.
Started watching your videos a few weeks ago, i'm addicted! Best poker vlogs on youtube
Andrew seriously I watched all your videos and eager to watch the next ones.. Props to you!
just a question, are you playing poker other days that your not vlogging about? or is this the amount of poker you play/live on. seems like a pro living off of poker would be playing more?
I really like the hand history discussions. When you talk 2 or 3 minutes about all the possibilities in a hand, is all this information going thru your mind at the table as well? Seems difficult to think about everything so detailed every hand...
Nice vlog, keep up the good work!
Yes! Been too long without a vlog, vlog daily please!
Happy birthday! Been enjoying your videos for months!
Love the content. Glad I found your channel. Think I'm finally all caught up now.
Hey Andrew
Great blog mate, look forward to every new episode. And btw, it's great that you keep it nice and "clean" with no swearing or bad language, wheel done .
Really glad you lowered the opacity of the red overlay bit on the hand reviews. Makes a huge difference! Keep up the good work.
Kristian Kebbe
I smell a kern tweak in the works.
Another good one Andrew! Think you made the right call on the pocket 88, but agree it can be difficult to assign a range to someone whom you have never played with before. Well done on the win it what seemed to be a challenging night. Belated HBD!
Love the vlog! Big fan of the higher stakes and hand analysis. Your setup to review the hands is great so don't really feel a big loss not seeing it live. I'll be in Vegas next weekend, so if you're playing 2/5, I'll probably spew some money to you.
First of all happy New Year and happy birthday, Andrew! Also congrats on the vlog! I've been thoroughly enjoying all the great content both on and off the felt. Getting a glimpse into the Vegas lifestyle is especially entertaining and much appreciated. Any recommendations for a Vegas first timer such as myself looking to get some good value in the low buy-in tournament scene or in small stakes cash (preferably mixed games)? I'll be heading the Sin City for New Years this year and was happy to find out that it is a good week for poker. Anyway, keep up the great content and the vlog rungood!! Greetings from Germany! Max
*Andrew, please discuss on how many Vegas Strip properties now charges for self parking and valet parking. As far as I know, only Venetian and downtown Vegas provides free parking now.*
Hi Andrew, love the vlogs! What software do you edit in to capture the hh's? Cheers
Great Vlog Andrew, I enjoy watching all of you videos. I find this particular Vlog great, because of the package(chips) you received. I too am from Minnesota, and it's probably a biased opinion, but we are probably the friendliest people of any state you might visit. Keep up the great work with your vlog, and I wish you the best of runs.
Happy Birthday Andrew. You are teaching me to think more about opponent range in a realistic way and definitely to broaden my opening raising range of hands. I have been opening more hands and re-raising with a wider range recently and it is helping my game in the few sessions I have done this in the last month. Not folding scared of big turn or over bets is a work in progress. As far as the bluff hand, pretty tough call for 2 pair. I usually always credit pot size turn bets and fold, I am trying to be less passive at the table, not a pro here. Appreciate the videos and the professional analysis, Peace.
What kind of Camera and recording program you use for your content? Keep up the good work and you will felt them next time!
Andrew, love your vlog! Been playing many years same games but now I play in europe. This time I slightly disagreed your line on two spots: 1) 67dd. Really standard call pre those stack effects when one player behind who can have monster or like 89dd/Axdd? Is 4bet bluff possible here? Sure, stack effects are bad for that but it makes 3bet reg even harder time to call if you commit yourself/go straight AI. Your cards are always live when 3bet calls, cause AKdd is not possible so at max he can blog one D, right? 2) was not sure turn call profitability with 88. Many players 2017 5/10 Bellagio knows that calling pot on turn with only flush draw is not often profitable and if you have more like A8hh/86hh you could move in flop/turn. Because that, many do not believe easily when you call pot turn and bet big when most obvious draw comes on river. Just some thoughts, might be wrong ones. Anyhow, keep it coming, great stuff, great vibes!
Grinder from Finland
Hi great vlog. Happy birthday)
You have great attitude, it inspiring me
I have one question: what do you think about online games?
Thanks
Congrats on eclipsing 30 thousand subs my man!
Such an awesome (and creative) way for someone to send you those chips. Very cool, and I'm sure it was a nice surprise! Andrew, just curious: how many hours did you log at the tables in 2016, and how did those hours distribute (approximately) across the different levels you play (e.g., 1/3, 2/5, 5/10, etc)? Thanks for everything you are doing and for giving back to the poker community!!
What Camera do you use mate? The indoor quality is great
Question about hand #2 that you reviewed. Don't you think it would be better to just flat call on the flop, keep some bluffs in his range? There are a few bad turns for you but you have outs. If he has a 5 you keep him on the hook and maybe get another street a value. Just curious what your thoughts are as far as that goes.
Waiting all week for this
thanks for all the great videos. I enjoy hearing your logic for how and why you play hands
Great Blog Andrew - so true what you were saying at the end about human nature!!! Great Vlog!
Andrew, shout out from the UK. Keep up the great vlogs and luurrrve the tunes!!!!
Run good.
Do you speak to the plaers during the hands ? or ur silent and just play ? i use to speak to them when i put them on top set and a flush possibility so when the flush come i have equity to make my bluff... soo far is working... Adonis from Greece / malta
Andrew, good play man. In regards to that hand you were repping the flush, it was definitely a play you could make in that situation for sure. But enough people watched poker after dark when Tom Dwan was there every week pulling that stunt haha. Great videos keep em coming.
That is funny! Nice $10 score!
I really like the way you are recapping hands with card graphics. Pretty slick.
Love your Vlog Andrew and Happy belated New Year and Birthday ^^
In the 8-8 vs 9-7s hand, this is just me personally, but I would have just checked river. He was obviously showing great strength on the flop and turn, so we know he's holding something decent. He likely was well aware of the fact that the heart was a perfect bluff card or he was just one of those donks who doesn't fold after investing so much into the pot; regardless, there's not many versions of him folding. The other hand when you were holding Q-Q, I absolutely agree that laying down on the turn was the right move. That small bet on the turned ace by the villain wreaked like spoiled meat; it was surely a value bet (I put him on aces full). You're still the man, Andrew. I really love and appreciate these vlogs. Looking forward to the next. -Jeff-
Ex-online pro here. Used to 4-6table 3/6 4/8 HORSE (and its individual games) and was transitioning into badugi/8game until black friday. I've beaten live games up to 8/16 and right as i was transitioning to 20/40 life hit a bit too hard.
Been motivated to get back after subbing. Thanks for the videos.
That hand where your opponent had 9-7: He called because you gave off a vibe/aura/smelled of weakness. I'm certain your face/posture/breathing were not the same as if you had a flush. Even if the guy wasn't amazing at reading people, being right next to you raised enough suspicion to call.
As far as the cardplaying aspect goes, there is very little - if anything - you can improve on.
There is a method of meditative breathing that works really well when disguising hands / bluffing to reduce that heartrate. It takes a lot of practice, but when mastered you will find that you can almost jedi mind trick people into folding.
Next time, as you bet, breathe and convince yourself you HAVE a flush. if you bet thinking "i hope he believes me", it gives off weakness. It's amazing how different you look betting with those two different mentalities. I wish practicing in a mirror would work, but it's not that simple.
this is super hard to put into text but i hope my messege got across. I can forsee you reaching 25/50 within 3.5 years if you can just work on the "art" aspect of poker (poker face, image control, table talk, reads). I look forward to seeing those videos :)
ps. I have an excellent game you can play vs your text group in order to improve your poker face/acting/heartrate when bluffing. if you think it'll help i'm more than glad to share
How often is it 40 to go preflop in that game? Thoughts about reraising preflop with some of these hands considering circumstances and variables in the session... Thanks good luck
Hello from Canada! (where it's freezing) I enjoy your channel, good job!
Just curious Andrew I really enjoy when you film the hands you get at the actual table, was the Bellagio uncool with you filming in there? Keep up the great work man really loving the vlog Thanks
yea only some casinos allow him to film, he was able to film at the bellagio in the beginning of his channel but they sadly asked him to stop
Great Video today Andrew. I live in Okinawa right now so 35 is freaking freezing for me as well. Keep up the great vlogs.
absolutely love the new hand graphics layout. keep that shit up.
About that flush draw bluff, do you think that you could have bet less (~$800) making it look more value-ish and got him to fold? My thought was because you put him all in, it polarized your range so much that he had to call… Thoughts?
Andrew, please continue to make these vlogs often, I love them! Keep it up!
Andrew, you have inspired me to take my game to the next level. Keep grinding, cheers!
Happy birthday Andrew. Love the videos. Cheers
I loved that bluff on the river, nice play
Happy Belated Birthday...I like the play... keep up the content its awesome.... like the displaying of the hand while discussing it def helps
High quality poker vblog. Great Job!
Love the poker content and analysis - keep it coming.
Come on Brody 30ish degrees? You know how we do up here in mi. 6 degrees I think the other day. I think I spit and it froze before it hit the ground lol but naw I'm thinking about coming out to Vegas in Feb or possibly catching a tourney. Do you play any of the big tourneys out there?
I can't believe you booked a win after all the ups and dpwns of the evening.You are a beast. #RESPECT
Happy birthday! Great videos keep them coming.
Re: the 88 hand. Not sure the rules in Vegas but can you show one card while he's in the tank? If so, would you think showing 8h would influence him to fold - implying Ah8h?
On flops like the 76dd hand where you have a big combo draw I am of the mindset that its almost always better to raise (depending on stack sizes) because there are no mutually good turn cards. I.e. a flush/straight card may kill your action, a brick may hinder you from continuing. Your thoughts?
happy birthday :) all your videos are great job and you are very nice person. GL in new year!
Great vlogs Andrew, Happy Birthday and keep up the good work!
Andrew great video,
One question:
Why not shove the flop with QQ?
happy Birthday buddy...first hand of the video I would have called down....last hand of the video I would have taken your line
Great video again
Andrew, I have stolen your intro style! I'm sorry and ashamed, but they're too good. If you want to steal something from me, try having really hairy arms or making weird grunting noises while you gamble. Best I can do.
VegasLowRoller i had just told my wife the same thing, said "damn LowRoller stole Andrew's intro style". I say Andrew should say boom shakalaka after any pot he wins over a grand!
Love both of the channels keep it guys!!!
VegasLowRoller Did you at least credit Andrew in your video?
VegasLowRoller the trooper79 started the vid intro before Andrew started shooting vlogs a few years ago. I was shocked when your started your last vid down to Texas station though. nice switch up!
Brandon Holt And Trooper copied it from someone else. Who cares.
oh that was so nice with 10$ donation
Andrew Lipkin, big up to you for that! that's big thing to do!
cheers to both Andrews, lulz :)
Well the final hand was pretty interesting to hear about...the guy that called is pretty reckless. Happy belated birthday Andrew! Glad you still booked a win
Was hoping the other outcome in the 88 hand mate, as I would have played the exact same way. Although I would elect to check the flop some %. I think the best play is determined by the villain. If the villain is anyway good or playing scared money then I love the way you played it as it's tough for you to have a bluff and you're never betting worse. If your villain is terrible or a rec player/whale then just fold.
Andrew - I'm going to vegas (from Australia) for the first time in June. Will play mostly 2/5. Where would you recommend playing?
Also I'm an online cash player so will be interesting to make the jump to live for a while!
Andrew, great as always. Im hear in Tampa and we have the big college game tonight so there were a ton of visitors at the Hard Rock this weekend. I did great Friday and shitty Saturday and Sunday.
I did a very similar line as your flush bluff twice, once with a flush and once with a pair of 9s on the board. Line seemed right, i thought my story was believable. But I got called twice and lost twice. Both times were to Clemson fans. Worst part is the hit and run, hit for $200 and then 20 mins later get up and leave. Not even enough time to play another pot with them. Although you still booked a win and I booked -50 for the weekend.
Again thanks for the vlog and keep up the good work.
Andrew, thanks a lot for the vlog. I really enjoy it. My personal opinion on the 88 is I would fold turn given that less likely we have implied odd with 4 cards straight on board. Regard bluffing opportunity u have around 20% of the time to bluff river (not to mention the unknown FE in this case). So given his pot bet sizing, with somewhat around 16% equity and the bluff opportunity, it should be a fold on turn
Can you explain your logic on the combo draw hand? Flatting the flop seems much better to me. We have implied odds to call even if we don't get there and the turn and river go check check. Even if we brick turn and he bets depending on his sizing again we will likely have implied odds even if he never bets river when we get there. Raising the flop seems like it would make so many hands like middling pairs or a weak king fold that we could easily get another street of value from. It seems like one of those spots where only the very top of his range can continue and most of the rest has to fold. I get that we have 7 high but we have so much equity the times we don't get there by calling will lose us much less than we win when we get there. Overall I just think that we have a 2/3rd chance of improving to what's very very likely the best hand and a little under 1/3 of improving to what is going to be a fairly disguised absolute nuts by the river flatting just seems to make so much sense.
Happy belated Birthday, Andrew!
Thanks for your reply andrew. I agree with the small sizing part. But checking river might actually be the best way for a flush to get value. Checking a flush adds nutty hands to his checking range, and can induce bluff. It's also hard for him to be paid if he fires the river. In this case, 3 barrels means flush or missed straight draw. chasing a straight draw on a flush draw board is unlikely to begin with, and turning a missed straight draw into a bluff, knowing your opponent can have flushes makes the whole thing more unlikely. So betting river means flushes, and your opponent cannot pay you off unless he has a high flush, which he will bet if checked to. Therefore, i think it's good to check his whole range here.
Maybe, *maybe* 5/10 with a table full of regs can level a river flush situation like that, but for anything else, people don't like to fold and I'm value betting a made flush on the river every time. Consequently, I rarely try to turn a flush making river into a bluff, barring very unusual circumstances.
Hey Andrew love your vlogs! Keep em coming. I was just curious as to what video editing software you use?
Thanks! I use Premiere Pro.
Andrew Neeme awesome thanks! BTW Idk how 9/7 called your all in on the river. I would've put you on the flush and folded.
does a flush draw really call a pot size bet on the turn very often though? putting it all together the story wouldnt make much sense to me and a call would be profitable. if Andrew had say a bottom set or even a straight very doubtful he bets river.
sam Schuerman yes because what calls the huge turn bet and bombs river when checked to?
happy birthday andrew! you are my fav pokerplayer to watch
Andrew, I think the line you took on the last hand was good and you know it was good because he thought he was paying you off. I try my best to only take lines like that against the players I know who are disciplined and able to let hands go for example good regs that I have witnessed make big lay downs and nits. I also keep tabs on them to be sure they are not emotionally compromised, for example maybe they have had a few bad beats during this session and have hit their threshold of misery. So as a standard I usually try to find better spots until I have more info on my customer. I am loving your Vlog Keep it up brother!
happy belated birthday Andrew, keep up the good work!
Happy late birthday. Cheers Andrew!!
Happy Bday Andrew... Tough spot at the end but I feel like your line made sense and it took some balls to execute it. Sometimes your just going to get those calls though
Happy belated birthday Andrew! Another great vlog, go out and celebrate!