Hey man, great content! Love the video format. This is definitely going to make me sound like a hater, but given that you gave a bunch of tutorial videos, I guess I thought your play would be a lot different/more correct. I don't mean this the wrong way, but as someone who is a medium stakes online reg, you have a ton to work on in your game man. Cold call KQT3ds from the sb? That hand doesn't have a lot of nuttiness and doesn't perform very well multi way. A876 trip suited is not strong enough to raise out of the SB (should overlimp) and absolutely cannot cbet muliti way with top pair weak kicker. Why did you call a raise with J766? that is a totally unplayable hand, even if you think people are bad postflop, you still have to beat the rake and beat many players in the hand. J766 is like not even being close to good enough to take multi way. Don't fool yourself into thinking that he "must have top set" on the Q954 board, he could have a wrap and a flush draw that is dominating your hand. Your hand has awful equity multi way out of position vs his range and should be folding vs a pot sized bet on the turn. On the T985 hand, why did you lead out into the 3 bettor? He could have a ton of hands that have you in really bad shape (which he actually did), and you're just dumping money away. This is NOT a hand that wants to get raised, so x/c is way better. "The table being bonkners" justifies playing tighter, not looser. J733 is even more unplayable multi way than J766. This isn't a cooler, this is a hand which is completely unplayable multi way, and you got punished for playing it. If you want to "play lots of hands at a bonkers table", you need hands that can make the nuts. NUTTINESS is the component that's most important by far multiway, and J733 is the prime example of a hand that has none. You should look at some of these in a solver/sim, because although live play/being with action players can call for some deviations, it's not going to make something that's a -0.9bb mistake to become +EV. I see this quote in another comment you wrote (and then deleted?) something like this: "plo is about intuition and not memorizing a preflop chart." The problem is that these calls preflop and some of the plays postflop are so bad that you can't possibly be making up for the EV loss in a theory sense using "intuition", they're just punts. I appreciate the video post though!
Great question! I appreciate all the feedback and like your thought process! As I’ve stated in previous comments - this was my 3rd session since WSOP…. So I was super rusty. Literally worse thing about being a vlogger is going back seeing how bad I played! Some of those hands that you point out that are not playable - i would agree with some, disagree with others. All good though, in the next live session (that I did last night) - you’ll see much better / higher quality hands! Started off in the first hour on fire (up 5k). Keep in mind everything is situational! Ty for watching and the comment!
@@ploprofessor I guess the case I'm making is that situations can give rise to deviations, but they're going to be small. I tried to stick to pointing out things that are just dramatically incorrect (like not even close to being close), what is something that you disagree with? To be really blunt, everything that I pointed out is like massively punting, not like "oopsie this is a small error that could be correct in some cases when the table is crazy". Looking forward to the future vids! Serious lack of PLO vlog content on youtube right now
@@smootha111I prefer live play because I’m personally the type of player that will take reads and intuition over any chart. As an online player I could see just sticking to charts because you can’t see how your opponents react. I also couldn’t agree with you more on lack of PLO videos! I’ll keep ‘em coming as much as I can! Donkfish and I are trying to be the Owen / Neimi PLO duo!!! Ty for watching! I’ll show my punts and my good plays!
@@ploprofessor I mean I also play like a good amount of live, and I think that reads and seeing how opponents react matter, but there's no way reads can make up for hands that are massive punts is what I mean to say. Like cold calling KQT3 out of the SB - this isn't going to make up for the domination + oop factors that are going to occur with this hand, regardless of how good your reads are
@@smootha111 I have been stating the same things and it is over his head. I don't disagree that live reads exist but the more players in the pot the less someone should rely on reads and more on the component of their hand and finding hands that can continue in multiway pots or draw to nutted equity. There is no "intuition" that is going to overcome 6 opponents and you are holding A853 no suits. Just cuz you are on the button doesn't justify playing pure trash. There is a common fallacy the live plo community that plo is just postflop game and preflop hand selection is irrelevant.
Tough session. I would consider finding your fold button more, especially preflop on hands that don't contain a either suited Ace, a pocket pair 99+, or a four card connected rundown. Especially at low stakes PLO
I play much better on crazy tables than tight tables. I think the crazier it is the better my chances are because I have a better understanding of the game than most!
Sorry for the loss Prof. You basically got knocked on river most of times. It happens. Shouldn't stopped at 3 max buy ins but it's difficult if you know you have an edge. Take it on chin. My top boat also got knocked by a straight flush last night. Just couldn't fold it...still hurting today. Greetings from South Africa
Ty for watching and the comment! It’s a bad start for the vlog to show losses after having 18 episodes (still 2 to go) on how to be profitable in PLO….. but it’s also realistic. Sometimes in POker you will lose and sometimes you will win…. It’s part of the game. PLO players tend to take it better than most!
Detroit didn’t let up on you this visit- way to come back strong none the less. My experience MGM Sun-Thurs are filled with daily rec players (a couple are very good), weekend it becomes a crazy atmosphere, with a lot of people. With that being said, I tend to stay away from weekend bc the loud motion of the poker room- totally voids my concentration, whereas during the week I’m more effective even playing against stronger opponents.
I always appreciate and welcome all comments, both positive and negative! Ty for watching the channel and ty for the comment. This session was probably my worst session to date, and the worst I've played in a long time. Its important though to show people that even experts in the field can play loose and poor every once in a while! Ty for watching!
I don’t understand why you are playing most of these hands 😭😭😭 I’ve been trying to follow the pre-flop opening hand rules that you listed in videos 1-5 and now I’m lost on how to really play PLO.
Excellent question! So.., couple of thing… 1 - I was rusty as hell not playing but my 3rd or 4th live session in 45 days. 2 - whenever you get 5+ callers going to the flop your equity can be much lower justifying bad preflop ranges 3 - position matters 4 - I’ll be honest…. I played bad almost this whole trip…. But… it’s important for viewers and my students to see that sometimes even when I know better I play bad (I’m human)… 5 - lastly - it’s important that if you are switching to plo or have a desire to switch to PLO that PLO is way more about intuition than memorizing a pre flop chart…. I definitely didn’t play my best. Got pretty much what I deserved…. But that’s ok. Im now back in the swing of things and have talked to my windshield long enough I’ve made adjustments!
On the J766 hand are we not a bit worried about a re-raise? You said you should've bet for value but OOP if villain re-pots it I don't think you can justify calling with a middling flush unless you're certain he's only playing with a naked two pair or something. Or did you think your read was solid enough that villian didn't have many or any flushes?
Excellent question! When he bets out 100 on the flop I questioned if he was just being position with a weak draw (weak flush or str8 draw or two pair)….. but when he goes full pot on turn it convinced me that he had a set. It narrowed his range down to top two pair (bottom range) to top set (top range). So I felt confident that if a club comes I should of bet pot. He had like 5-600 left…. So he may make the hero call…. But I felt I was good…. Just had checking. I did think I could check so if all he had was an ace blocker I could call. So…. Changed my read 2-3 times there but ultimately right after I checked I noticed his Body language and was like “balls I should of looked at him more before I checked!”
@@ploprofessor Incredibly insightful, thanks. I definitely think I leave some meat on the bone in spots like this a lot cuz Im never confident enough to pull the trigger. This stuff is gold.
Somebody smoked a bowl before doing the commentary eh! Id recognize that tone in your voice anywhere! Please do this for every video! I mean what do they call the ends on a loaf of bread right???😂😂😂
I appreciate all comments both positive and negative! Super rusty- was 3rd session since WSOP! All good though. Everyone is allowed to play bad or loose or gamble a little more than necessary from time to time! I think part of my play bad was it was too long in between live sessions. But as a vlogger I’ll put it out there when I play off, bad, etc… otherwise it wouldn’t be real! Ty for the comment and Ty for watching (you’ll appreciate the vlog from Green Bay coming out later today).
@@ploprofessor I don't understand how you can make the excuse the plays are due to "rust". Playing pocket 3s preflop in plo has nothing to due with rust and more to do with bad fundamentals. I could not play hold em for 10 years but would still know that 74o is trash. You make a coaching video saying play 99xx but then you play 33, so how can this be equated to rust. You clearly are just a gambler guy which is fine but the quality of poker and advice is F-. You say hand charts are not valuable but you say play 3 types of hands. Nobody can memorize a hand chart in plo, it would be impossible. It is more about understanding the value of ranges and how they play comparable to opponents range or in multiway pots. I do find your vlogs entertaining but framing any of this as training content is borderline criminal. I would implore anyone who is watching this to learn the game that these videos should be for entertainment only and not be used to get better at the game.
@@tedmalekas5509 always appreciate the feedback both positive and negative. Unfortunately one of the things that the vlog may not portray is how games can go. Any experienced serious plo player knows that when a table goes bonkers (which this table clearly was) that you can adjust your play, pots odds, etc… there’s a few things I’d like to demonstrate but unfortunately can’t (I can’t just openly film the whole table and stack sizes when I’m not even supposed to be recording to begin with)…… Also, assuming that any professional poker player can’t play bad from time to time just simply unrealistic. We are all human. Sometimes we like to degen to take a break. Sometimes we like to gamble. From time to time we make mistakes. Maybe this wasn’t the best time to show in the vlog (what 30 videos in?) bad play…. But honestly - would you rather a vlogger not show when they play bad / rusty? How realistic is that? If all you want to see is a vlogger playing perfect all the time (or GTO) definitely Brad Owen or Andrew neeme are good ones to watch. If instead you want realistic, displays of being a poker pro for 16 years - and the ups and downs that go along with it, then this is for you! Or… pure entertainment works as well! Ty for watching and ty for the comment!
Calling with just Broadway outs? You have a total of 3 kings, 3 queens, 3 10s , with back door clubs. You’re not getting the right price at all. I’m not sure how much more equity it is with running two pair.
Always appreciate the comment and Ty for watching! If I put my opponent on pocket aces - which is what I thought he had - my hand has 34.27 percent equity. If he makes a pot size bet I’m actually just the proper odds to call even though I know I’m behind. Unfortunately he had Kk w/ spades - so I was a huge dog! Ty for watching and the comment! Always appreciate the feedback (but yeah if you run it in a calculator you’re getting the right odds to call; at the time I didn’t realize his $810 bet was like $150 more than the pot - so in that case…. Not realizing that - I was not getting the proper odds)….. sometimes at mgm because the dealers do share their tips you get overall good dealers…. But some dealers make mistakes a little more than others…. And they share tips so they don’t express a need to be flawless! All good though!
Not here to justify the play but basic math says its slightly -EV if he's up against naked aces w one Broadway blocker if he's up against any other combo of AAxx w spades or gutter yeah its rough.
Yes, yes, I am human, and human things including mistakes do happen! Also, gotta make adjustments for table dynamics. But yes, we all make mistakes! Ty for pointing it out, the comment, and ty for watching!
@@ChuckFiasco this is true 5577 suited - 3 ways to- and managed to have 35% equity. Still squeezing out those slight edges! Ty for the comment and ty for watching several of my videos!
@@ChuckFiasco some 1/3/10 games do play much bigger - there was probably 35k on the table - if you play long enough you’ll realize on same games the blinds are mere suggestions! Ty again for the comment.
Can you put the hole cards on the right side of the screen? I have a bunch of stuff in front of my tv on the left side and I can’t see.
Love the channel…..love the white board teachings…..as well it’s good to come across great stuff when yii need it.😊
Ty so much for watching and Ty for the comment!
Watched your video at rivers chicago and went the long weekend. Love the plo and the poker room. Thanks
Just stumbled across your channel when I was looking for some PLO tournament tips. I like your videos!
Ty so much for watching and Ty for the comment!
@@ploprofessor I do love the PLO at MGM Detroit and it can get deep quick. How are you able to record your hands?
@@parttimepokerpro those were recorded almost a year ago. Few things have changed.
People around the country still have know idea how good the plo is in Michigan!!!!
I literally just got from Texas yesterday….
Let’s just say plo in Detroit is the best in the country right now.
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Hey man, great content! Love the video format.
This is definitely going to make me sound like a hater, but given that you gave a bunch of tutorial videos, I guess I thought your play would be a lot different/more correct.
I don't mean this the wrong way, but as someone who is a medium stakes online reg, you have a ton to work on in your game man.
Cold call KQT3ds from the sb? That hand doesn't have a lot of nuttiness and doesn't perform very well multi way.
A876 trip suited is not strong enough to raise out of the SB (should overlimp) and absolutely cannot cbet muliti way with top pair weak kicker.
Why did you call a raise with J766? that is a totally unplayable hand, even if you think people are bad postflop, you still have to beat the rake and beat many players in the hand. J766 is like not even being close to good enough to take multi way.
Don't fool yourself into thinking that he "must have top set" on the Q954 board, he could have a wrap and a flush draw that is dominating your hand. Your hand has awful equity multi way out of position vs his range and should be folding vs a pot sized bet on the turn.
On the T985 hand, why did you lead out into the 3 bettor? He could have a ton of hands that have you in really bad shape (which he actually did), and you're just dumping money away. This is NOT a hand that wants to get raised, so x/c is way better.
"The table being bonkners" justifies playing tighter, not looser. J733 is even more unplayable multi way than J766. This isn't a cooler, this is a hand which is completely unplayable multi way, and you got punished for playing it. If you want to "play lots of hands at a bonkers table", you need hands that can make the nuts. NUTTINESS is the component that's most important by far multiway, and J733 is the prime example of a hand that has none.
You should look at some of these in a solver/sim, because although live play/being with action players can call for some deviations, it's not going to make something that's a -0.9bb mistake to become +EV.
I see this quote in another comment you wrote (and then deleted?) something like this: "plo is about intuition and not memorizing a preflop chart." The problem is that these calls preflop and some of the plays postflop are so bad that you can't possibly be making up for the EV loss in a theory sense using "intuition", they're just punts. I appreciate the video post though!
Great question! I appreciate all the feedback and like your thought process!
As I’ve stated in previous comments - this was my 3rd session since WSOP…. So I was super rusty.
Literally worse thing about being a vlogger is going back seeing how bad I played! Some of those hands that you point out that are not playable - i would agree with some, disagree with others.
All good though, in the next live session (that I did last night) - you’ll see much better / higher quality hands! Started off in the first hour on fire (up 5k). Keep in mind everything is situational! Ty for watching and the comment!
@@ploprofessor I guess the case I'm making is that situations can give rise to deviations, but they're going to be small. I tried to stick to pointing out things that are just dramatically incorrect (like not even close to being close), what is something that you disagree with? To be really blunt, everything that I pointed out is like massively punting, not like "oopsie this is a small error that could be correct in some cases when the table is crazy".
Looking forward to the future vids! Serious lack of PLO vlog content on youtube right now
@@smootha111I prefer live play because I’m personally the type of player that will take reads and intuition over any chart.
As an online player I could see just sticking to charts because you can’t see how your opponents react.
I also couldn’t agree with you more on lack of PLO videos! I’ll keep ‘em coming as much as I can! Donkfish and I are trying to be the Owen / Neimi PLO duo!!! Ty for watching! I’ll show my punts and my good plays!
@@ploprofessor I mean I also play like a good amount of live, and I think that reads and seeing how opponents react matter, but there's no way reads can make up for hands that are massive punts is what I mean to say. Like cold calling KQT3 out of the SB - this isn't going to make up for the domination + oop factors that are going to occur with this hand, regardless of how good your reads are
@@smootha111 I have been stating the same things and it is over his head. I don't disagree that live reads exist but the more players in the pot the less someone should rely on reads and more on the component of their hand and finding hands that can continue in multiway pots or draw to nutted equity. There is no "intuition" that is going to overcome 6 opponents and you are holding A853 no suits. Just cuz you are on the button doesn't justify playing pure trash. There is a common fallacy the live plo community that plo is just postflop game and preflop hand selection is irrelevant.
Tough session. I would consider finding your fold button more, especially preflop on hands that don't contain a either suited Ace, a pocket pair 99+, or a four card connected rundown. Especially at low stakes PLO
Love this video. Keep up the good work Professor
Hopefully the changes (voice overlay - bigger cards, etc…..) are good for everyone to easily see and understand what’s going on!
Love the Crazy Table, wish we had that during the week on the East coast again..
I play much better on crazy tables than tight tables. I think the crazier it is the better my chances are because I have a better understanding of the game than most!
Sorry for the loss Prof. You basically got knocked on river most of times. It happens. Shouldn't stopped at 3 max buy ins but it's difficult if you know you have an edge. Take it on chin. My top boat also got knocked by a straight flush last night. Just couldn't fold it...still hurting today. Greetings from South Africa
I meant SHOULD have stopped😂
Yeah that was rough. It’s a lot more variance
THAT 10 ON THE RIVER WAS CRAZY LOL..... IM UPLOADING A NEW PLO VIDEO AT 3PM WATCH IT WHEN YOU HAVE THE CHANGE
Will do! Just turning it on now!
@@ploprofessor hopefully one day we can meet up on a table
@@MecheGT where do you play at?
@@ploprofessor normal in south Florida but I want to start travel and play all different casinos
@@MecheGT there’s a 90+% chance I’ll be in Florida come Jan. Wife and I go there to get a break from the snow!
Keepin it real unlike the rest of youtube poker land.
Brantzen and LiveKing both show their losses (and frustration thereof). Good channels if that's what you want to see.
Ty for watching and the comment! It’s a bad start for the vlog to show losses after having 18 episodes (still 2 to go) on how to be profitable in PLO….. but it’s also realistic. Sometimes in POker you will lose and sometimes you will win…. It’s part of the game. PLO players tend to take it better than most!
Detroit didn’t let up on you this visit- way to come back strong none the less.
My experience MGM Sun-Thurs are filled with daily rec players (a couple are very good), weekend it becomes a crazy atmosphere, with a lot of people.
With that being said, I tend to stay away from weekend bc the loud motion of the poker room- totally voids my concentration, whereas during the week I’m more effective even playing against stronger opponents.
Which city and state is located that mgm? There are too many mgm we have in the country
MGM Grand in detroit. Ty for the comment and ty for watching!
Jeez you run like a god. Maybe I play scared money lol. I would immediately fold some of those hands when reraised.
I play plo at mgm almost daily(Eric m).. calling yourself the plo professor is a little ambitious my guy!
I always appreciate and welcome all comments, both positive and negative! Ty for watching the channel and ty for the comment. This session was probably my worst session to date, and the worst I've played in a long time. Its important though to show people that even experts in the field can play loose and poor every once in a while! Ty for watching!
I don’t understand why you are playing most of these hands 😭😭😭
I’ve been trying to follow the pre-flop opening hand rules that you listed in videos 1-5 and now I’m lost on how to really play PLO.
Excellent question! So.., couple of thing…
1 - I was rusty as hell not playing but my 3rd or 4th live session in 45 days.
2 - whenever you get 5+ callers going to the flop your equity can be much lower justifying bad preflop ranges
3 - position matters
4 - I’ll be honest…. I played bad almost this whole trip…. But… it’s important for viewers and my students to see that sometimes even when I know better I play bad (I’m human)…
5 - lastly - it’s important that if you are switching to plo or have a desire to switch to PLO that PLO is way more about intuition than memorizing a pre flop chart….
I definitely didn’t play my best. Got pretty much what I deserved…. But that’s ok. Im now back in the swing of things and have talked to my windshield long enough I’ve made adjustments!
On the J766 hand are we not a bit worried about a re-raise? You said you should've bet for value but OOP if villain re-pots it I don't think you can justify calling with a middling flush unless you're certain he's only playing with a naked two pair or something. Or did you think your read was solid enough that villian didn't have many or any flushes?
Excellent question! When he bets out 100 on the flop I questioned if he was just being position with a weak draw (weak flush or str8 draw or two pair)….. but when he goes full pot on turn it convinced me that he had a set. It narrowed his range down to top two pair (bottom range) to top set (top range).
So I felt confident that if a club comes I should of bet pot. He had like 5-600 left…. So he may make the hero call….
But I felt I was good…. Just had checking. I did think I could check so if all he had was an ace blocker I could call.
So…. Changed my read 2-3 times there but ultimately right after I checked I noticed his Body language and was like “balls I should of looked at him more before I checked!”
@@ploprofessor Incredibly insightful, thanks. I definitely think I leave some meat on the bone in spots like this a lot cuz Im never confident enough to pull the trigger. This stuff is gold.
@@TeeheeFr0g2 Ty so much
he pretty much should have a set QQ or 99 but if they are a super pro maybe they can put you all in with A of clubs blocker not even the made flush
Somebody smoked a bowl before doing the commentary eh! Id recognize that tone in your voice anywhere! Please do this for every video! I mean what do they call the ends on a loaf of bread right???😂😂😂
Hey baby! “Oh man when I look down at a hand like this I get real excited….”
Lol you literally play like a first time fish can't believe you can yourself the professor and make tutorials 🤣
I appreciate all comments both positive and negative! Super rusty- was 3rd session since WSOP! All good though. Everyone is allowed to play bad or loose or gamble a little more than necessary from time to time! I think part of my play bad was it was too long in between live sessions. But as a vlogger I’ll put it out there when I play off, bad, etc… otherwise it wouldn’t be real!
Ty for the comment and Ty for watching (you’ll appreciate the vlog from Green Bay coming out later today).
@@ploprofessor I don't understand how you can make the excuse the plays are due to "rust". Playing pocket 3s preflop in plo has nothing to due with rust and more to do with bad fundamentals. I could not play hold em for 10 years but would still know that 74o is trash. You make a coaching video saying play 99xx but then you play 33, so how can this be equated to rust. You clearly are just a gambler guy which is fine but the quality of poker and advice is F-. You say hand charts are not valuable but you say play 3 types of hands. Nobody can memorize a hand chart in plo, it would be impossible. It is more about understanding the value of ranges and how they play comparable to opponents range or in multiway pots. I do find your vlogs entertaining but framing any of this as training content is borderline criminal. I would implore anyone who is watching this to learn the game that these videos should be for entertainment only and not be used to get better at the game.
@@tedmalekas5509 always appreciate the feedback both positive and negative. Unfortunately one of the things that the vlog may not portray is how games can go.
Any experienced serious plo player knows that when a table goes bonkers (which this table clearly was) that you can adjust your play, pots odds, etc… there’s a few things I’d like to demonstrate but unfortunately can’t (I can’t just openly film the whole table and stack sizes when I’m not even supposed to be recording to begin with)……
Also, assuming that any professional poker player can’t play bad from time to time just simply unrealistic. We are all human. Sometimes we like to degen to take a break. Sometimes we like to gamble. From time to time we make mistakes.
Maybe this wasn’t the best time to show in the vlog (what 30 videos in?) bad play….
But honestly - would you rather a vlogger not show when they play bad / rusty?
How realistic is that? If all you want to see is a vlogger playing perfect all the time (or GTO) definitely Brad Owen or Andrew neeme are good ones to watch.
If instead you want realistic, displays of being a poker pro for 16 years - and the ups and downs that go along with it, then this is for you! Or… pure entertainment works as well! Ty for watching and ty for the comment!
Calling with just Broadway outs? You have a total of 3 kings, 3 queens, 3 10s , with back door clubs. You’re not getting the right price at all. I’m not sure how much more equity it is with running two pair.
Always appreciate the comment and Ty for watching! If I put my opponent on pocket aces - which is what I thought he had - my hand has 34.27 percent equity. If he makes a pot size bet I’m actually just the proper odds to call even though I know I’m behind. Unfortunately he had Kk w/ spades - so I was a huge dog!
Ty for watching and the comment! Always appreciate the feedback (but yeah if you run it in a calculator you’re getting the right odds to call; at the time I didn’t realize his $810 bet was like $150 more than the pot - so in that case…. Not realizing that - I was not getting the proper odds)…..
sometimes at mgm because the dealers do share their tips you get overall good dealers…. But some dealers make mistakes a little more than others…. And they share tips so they don’t express a need to be flawless! All good though!
Not here to justify the play but basic math says its slightly -EV if he's up against naked aces w one Broadway blocker if he's up against any other combo of AAxx w spades or gutter yeah its rough.
Agree though way better spots than 9 out wraps that contain no flush draw on 2 tone boards.
You are not sticking to your 3 hand rule 99xx+ suited Ace and rundown. I see you playing all sorts of trash
Yes, yes, I am human, and human things including mistakes do happen! Also, gotta make adjustments for table dynamics. But yes, we all make mistakes! Ty for pointing it out, the comment, and ty for watching!
you put 8k in a 1/3 plo game? stop playing cards...you're clueless.
Always appreciate all comments - even from my haters! Ty for the comment and watching!
@@ploprofessor put in $1000 without a pair lol
@@ChuckFiasco this is true 5577 suited - 3 ways to- and managed to have 35% equity. Still squeezing out those slight edges! Ty for the comment and ty for watching several of my videos!
@@ploprofessor thats just bad poker lol
@@ChuckFiasco some 1/3/10 games do play much bigger - there was probably 35k on the table - if you play long enough you’ll realize on same games the blinds are mere suggestions!
Ty again for the comment.
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Ty for watching and being first!
@@ploprofessor 😎😂