Kyle I remain stunned at the subscriber growth that hasn't happened yet to your vlog. Think I have watched most of them and your play and narration is easily Neeme level quality. I get that this is America and cartoon players like rampage and others draw viewers that don't know what they are watching but I love watching damn good poker played so thanks.
@@Nikkithedog-t6b more people want to see wild moves and ridiculous bluffs, vlogs are more for entertainment then education in general. I try to just play my best in an optimal logical manner and not compare myself to others.
@@kylefischl6841i honestly could care less about massive pots. I like the break down you give on each hand. Yes, watching big pots are cool but I like your style more than a lot of other poker vloggers out there.
@@Cwhiten11 Guy says most people like blue and orange. You respond with, I don't like purple. AKA wild moves and ridiculous bluffs do not always mean massive pots. 'I could care less' implies you care a certain amount. Which is the opposite of what you are attempting to say, which is that you couldn't care less. As in you are already at the lowest level of caring, you are unable to care any less because of how little you care. Two sentences in your statement: I care very little about massive pots....Watching big pots are cool. Are you beginning to see why you might not be the best marker for how to appeal to an audience, including yourself (which is absolutely wild).
Cane across your channel looking into orange park racing poker room and I’m now a subscriber! Your content is amazing and very well done. Hope to see you grow.
Kyle, you rock. Been watching you for years, go from good to great. 20:55 I think raising based on initial bet size gets the block-bettor off the hook, even if 4x. I think an overpot bet might be worth it, e.g. 500
Kyle, I always enjoy your VLogs and analysis. I was surprised by the number of trolls in the comments below - don't let the haters deter you from puttiing up more good content. I'll be down at Bonita over Thanksgiving - hoping to see you there again. I hope to play a session at One-Eyed Jacks on my way back to Mississippi on 12/1. Looks like a fun room. --jazbo
Respect your game Kyle but the AA jam was not your best play, granted I don’t know opponent’s stack depth but I’m assuming they covered you. Feels much better jamming JJ/QQ/AK. Hands that aren’t highly protected on a full runout against 2 potential opponents while also still potentially being called by worse in one spot. Low-mid stakes live players are rarely bumping 50 to only 125 with true premiums but would absolutely call a 4B! to 400 with a range that is way too wide. They also count chips in real money, not BB, that’s 1000 dollars, not a now reduced 100bb via straddle, that’s a live adjustment that does pay dividends when seeking exploitative edges. 4B! to 400, called by one opponent, jam for 2/3 pot on the flop seems like the the very clear path to max value. You also really don’t mind 2 calls all that much given your commanding equity and limited decision tree post flop. Live reads never reliable but this action in 2/5 smells a lot like AA vs. KQs vs. 99 or something in terms of ranging. Assuming a semi-reasonable range from your opponents, against one opponent you have the rough standard 78-92% equity and against two you have 65-72%. This was a spot that you very clearly want to create a flop jam dynamic. Hell I may have gone smaller than 400, there’s really just nothing to be afraid of unless you’re guaranteed to be called by both of these guys specifically holding 56s and 98s that don’t match your own suits lmao.
this is exactly what I was thinking but you put it into words. although they may not believe 2 premium hands in a row, the pure absolute value of the bet is going to discourage many players to fold at the 1-3 level. I think even a smaller 4b to a size of around 375-380 is much more likely to get called in 1 if not both spots and with any clean boards you can get max value. just my opinion doesnt mean its right
I’m not that good at poker. How can being UTG+1 with that board mean you’re the only likely person theoretically to have the nuts?Wouldnt anyone besides the blinds be more inclined to have Ax of clubs?
at 10:07 - this logic doesn't make any sense. You are well ahead of 9x and 5x of spades and he's not folding AJ or AT either. this is a great card to jam on, if he calls with T9ss that's great news. checking against those hands for pot control doesn't do anything good, they are either folding river or improving to beat you.
@@jackcooke2327 I agree with everything you said. That’s why after the hand was over I admitted that I played the hand quite badly and missed a ton of value. Sometimes we just play bad and apply concepts incorrectly.
It’s absolutely obvious you can’t make 200$/h at 1-3 . You are so extremely short term minded. You run super hot this session in the long run you will obviously not win like this. The AA was an extreme punt as well. Just raise to 285 or something and let them make mistakes post flop. Instead you are super nervous of losing or seeing a bad flop and just rip 1k in there. This is something I see you do over and over again. Making bets or moves to don’t get in tuff spots because you are afraid to loose. I so obvious that you also go to the casino with only thing in your mind to make 200$ then you instantly hit n run. Stop this nonsense thinking a go there and grind it out and play your best. Put in the hours that matters.
Kyle I remain stunned at the subscriber growth that hasn't happened yet to your vlog. Think I have watched most of them and your play and narration is easily Neeme level quality. I get that this is America and cartoon players like rampage and others draw viewers that don't know what they are watching but I love watching damn good poker played so thanks.
Doesnt post enough
Consistency is key
@@Nikkithedog-t6b more people want to see wild moves and ridiculous bluffs, vlogs are more for entertainment then education in general. I try to just play my best in an optimal logical manner and not compare myself to others.
@@kylefischl6841i honestly could care less about massive pots. I like the break down you give on each hand. Yes, watching big pots are cool but I like your style more than a lot of other poker vloggers out there.
@@Cwhiten11 Guy says most people like blue and orange. You respond with, I don't like purple. AKA wild moves and ridiculous bluffs do not always mean massive pots.
'I could care less' implies you care a certain amount. Which is the opposite of what you are attempting to say, which is that you couldn't care less. As in you are already at the lowest level of caring, you are unable to care any less because of how little you care.
Two sentences in your statement: I care very little about massive pots....Watching big pots are cool.
Are you beginning to see why you might not be the best marker for how to appeal to an audience, including yourself (which is absolutely wild).
Cane across your channel looking into orange park racing poker room and I’m now a subscriber! Your content is amazing and very well done. Hope to see you grow.
Kyle, you rock. Been watching you for years, go from good to great. 20:55 I think raising based on initial bet size gets the block-bettor off the hook, even if 4x. I think an overpot bet might be worth it, e.g. 500
Grrreat videos Always Kyle Fischl keep it up Brother!
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Always enjoy your “We are back” videos. Seemed like you left a bit of value in several of those hands. Nice take home today.
Great content Kyle, keep it up
Kyle, I always enjoy your VLogs and analysis. I was surprised by the number of trolls in the comments below - don't let the haters deter you from puttiing up more good content.
I'll be down at Bonita over Thanksgiving - hoping to see you there again.
I hope to play a session at One-Eyed Jacks on my way back to Mississippi on 12/1. Looks like a fun room.
--jazbo
Lol loving the Hungry Horse reference in the title ❤
4:00 I don't think that three changes the nuts except in the most technical sense.
Kick ass shirt!
8:55 very nice guy with pocket 88.
@@pot_kivach160 I got extremely lucky for many reasons lol
I'll be at Orange City on Saturday. I will try to get there by 11am.
@@drewc3350 cool hope to see you there , if not will try to make it up there once a month going forward
I like $375 reraise pre flop when you had Aces there for the 2nd time. Could have gotten one caller and then gone all in on the flop/turn. Thoughts?
I don't think the opponent was ever considering folding. He was considering whether or not to raise or jam right then, or wait til the river.
"Most of the poker books choose a 3x size but what i have to say to the poker books is..." 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Like the title!😉
At Orange City for sure!
@@ambientexpanse see you there
hello world
Dealer in first hand driving me nuts clearing his hands every 1.2 seconds.
Umm, blocker bets are by nature value in most circumstances.
Respect your game Kyle but the AA jam was not your best play, granted I don’t know opponent’s stack depth but I’m assuming they covered you. Feels much better jamming JJ/QQ/AK. Hands that aren’t highly protected on a full runout against 2 potential opponents while also still potentially being called by worse in one spot. Low-mid stakes live players are rarely bumping 50 to only 125 with true premiums but would absolutely call a 4B! to 400 with a range that is way too wide. They also count chips in real money, not BB, that’s 1000 dollars, not a now reduced 100bb via straddle, that’s a live adjustment that does pay dividends when seeking exploitative edges.
4B! to 400, called by one opponent, jam for 2/3 pot on the flop seems like the the very clear path to max value. You also really don’t mind 2 calls all that much given your commanding equity and limited decision tree post flop. Live reads never reliable but this action in 2/5 smells a lot like AA vs. KQs vs. 99 or something in terms of ranging. Assuming a semi-reasonable range from your opponents, against one opponent you have the rough standard 78-92% equity and against two you have 65-72%. This was a spot that you very clearly want to create a flop jam dynamic. Hell I may have gone smaller than 400, there’s really just nothing to be afraid of unless you’re guaranteed to be called by both of these guys specifically holding 56s and 98s that don’t match your own suits lmao.
this is exactly what I was thinking but you put it into words. although they may not believe 2 premium hands in a row, the pure absolute value of the bet is going to discourage many players to fold at the 1-3 level. I think even a smaller 4b to a size of around 375-380 is much more likely to get called in 1 if not both spots and with any clean boards you can get max value. just my opinion doesnt mean its right
1-3 Saturday will be there #4💪🏻
@@caneman1967 will be a fun table for sure
I’m not that good at poker. How can being UTG+1 with that board mean you’re the only likely person theoretically to have the nuts?Wouldnt anyone besides the blinds be more inclined to have Ax of clubs?
Because he had the ace of clubs in his hand, no one else could have it
Good luck
at 10:07 - this logic doesn't make any sense. You are well ahead of 9x and 5x of spades and he's not folding AJ or AT either. this is a great card to jam on, if he calls with T9ss that's great news. checking against those hands for pot control doesn't do anything good, they are either folding river or improving to beat you.
@@jackcooke2327 I agree with everything you said. That’s why after the hand was over I admitted that I played the hand quite badly and missed a ton of value.
Sometimes we just play bad and apply concepts incorrectly.
@@kylefischl6841 typed right away, just trying to add to the conversation
Thanks for the content good luck but there and keep improving!
I feel you got minimum value from back to back Aces. You fire once then give up letting alot of mediocre hands get to the river.
I’m at orange city whenever your there just to call you down , I’m coming for you Kyle 😈
Hi kyle Fischl my name is Andrew Fischl and i also enjoy grinding poker.
Kyle vs Goone 4 rollz!
Is it possible to make $200 an hour playing 1-3 ....over an 8 hour session yes. Over the course of a year 1500+ hours, absolutely not.
It’s absolutely obvious you can’t make 200$/h at 1-3 . You are so extremely short term minded. You run super hot this session in the long run you will obviously not win like this.
The AA was an extreme punt as well. Just raise to 285 or something and let them make mistakes post flop. Instead you are super nervous of losing or seeing a bad flop and just rip 1k in there. This is something I see you do over and over again. Making bets or moves to don’t get in tuff spots because you are afraid to loose. I so obvious that you also go to the casino with only thing in your mind to make 200$ then you instantly hit n run. Stop this nonsense thinking a go there and grind it out and play your best. Put in the hours that matters.
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Betting so your opponent won’t bluff is super bad. Check evaluate with 99
That's not exactly why he's betting though...
WAKEUP i lost a $185 pot on the vlog! GG my dog cya soon !! so nice to meet ya
"Is $200/hour possible at low stakes?" Is this a trick question?
If you came to my table wearing that shirt, i would already know you're a 🐟
Are you the new hungry horse?
@@sjbr2567 not even close to as good as him
Is hungry horse the new Kyle?
Sample 500+ hours?
Nah.