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I Stacked Ten People!!! Biggest Win Of The Vlog! | $100 - $100,000 BRC Poker Vlog #10
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2023
- Hello, my name is Sam and this is the $100 - $100,000 bankroll challenge. We began on March, 24th 2023 with a $100 deposit on pokerstars, after grinding microstakes tournaments, we took our $1,330 and went to the live 1/3 NLHE streets. Drop a like, and subscribe to follow along with this journey, and all comments are welcome, good or bad!
Episode #10
Starting bankroll $2,395/$100,000
1:50 OMG - the sound is actually tolerable now! So much better! Was wondering when the audio quality improves, glad I finally got to the episode where it did
Crazy session sam , keep running good ! cheers man ! 🍻
1) Players at the table should never comment on another players NON tabled hand. HUGE no no. Don't ever do it. 2) Terrible job by the dealer, comment coming from a dealer. You wait. Wait until all players show or muck. Then actually muck the cards. Then count any remaining chips if needed. Don't leave any cards, face up or face down on the felt. 3) Once the fiasco is underway however... calling the floor the way to go. 4) 99% of places I've heard of, your cards would've been live. 5) Good content, keep up the good work.
I agree with 1, but he did say after he made the comment because he thought I was lying about having a set.
I also agree with 2, but I imagine it's quite a monotonous job and you sometimes skip steps/get careless when something goes so smoothly routinely everytime, until something does mess up. So I can't fault someone for making a small mistake like that. Thanks for the comment though :)
Agree with what you both say here. But the one thing is that other players should most definitely not be getting involved in your hand. Again. Great day and great video
You should call the casino and tell them. I'm sure they'll appreciate your expertise.
Your cards never hit the muck easily retrieved… you win that pot.
@@austinshafer2848 you say that, but rooms all over have very strange rules. I have one that I started dealing at, no dark action. No checking dark, no betting dark. Basically unenforceable, but it's still on the book almost 20 years later. And if theirs is "releasing cards over the line is considered a muck", you're basically out of luck and floor did him a solid. Which is why I pointed to the dealer doing a poor job. Player releases their cards over the line face down, you're taught to immediately grab them and muck them to avoid any issues.
Lol cards are retrievable clearly. Like 99% of rooms, thats a live hand
Pay it forward!
That's the way to live, good on you.
Absolutely! Thanks Darryl :)
Wow what a day for you!! Awesome!! Also love how you and the other guy handled that hand. I do believe you would do the same, you seem like a stand up dude. Love the video and the BRC and hope you get some more subscribers cos your videos are great!
One thing, idk if you can but maybe make the hole cards a bit bigger if possible, when I’m driving and watching it’d make it easier for me 😂😂
LOL I'll do my best hahaha
New sub, I enjoy new poker vlogers.Good stuff. One critique, I would double check your sound quality. Gain seems a little high, also if you suspend the mic off your desk your mashing of the keyboard might sound less distracting. I assume you’re skipping through hand notes? Sound blankets might reduce the echo as well.
I'll youtube a tutorial to setup the gain/EQ I thought this one was sounding better, but always looking to improve! I use the right arrow to move the hand notation actions along, maybe a small cloth on the backside of the mic will dampen it completely.
mic "fix" sounds good.
I was going to comment earlier that it sounds like you are recording from inside a water tank (echo chamber), but figured I was so many vlogs behind it was probably sorted out.
and it is!
I set it up properly, and it sounds even better now!
LIMPING IS PIPMPIN
A suited hand flops a flush draw 10% of the time. Any hand flops two pair 2% of the time.
Whenever you come to Vegas make sure to let us all know. I’m def in!
Will do! Hopefully end of this summer/early Fall
Amazing action to get paid off on those hands. I play regularly at HR and am jealous you got into such an action game ;)
Say hi next time I'm there! It was definitely a very action table, I'm gonna try make it down for the Saturday tournament when work quiets down!
@BluffaloSam will keep my eye out when I play.
in most casinos the hand is not dead unless it touches the muck
Different rules different places, even sometimes different rules for different dealers. Not trying to cause problems.
@@BluffaloSam you don’t have to create a problem by inquiring politely what the rule is of the casino unless you know already sometimes even dealers get wrong.
@@BluffaloSam I had a dealer give me my cards back out the muck one time. I was sitting in the 9 seat and looked down at JJ. Raised a limp pot at 1/2 to 25$ and the dealer grabbed my cards and mucked them. I knew it was my responsibility to protect my cards so I was fine with donating my 25 to the pot and moving on, but the dealer called over the floor man who said that if I remembered my cards the dealer could hand the 2 he thought were mine back to me and I coulf play if they were the same 2. I got my JJ back and won a decent pot with a continuation bet.
Wow, I really don't think that should've been done... I've seen the dealer muck hands in the 1 or 9 seat a few times when they were unprotected, if I'm in the hand I usually ask for them to get their money back
Your cards face down were barely over the line I don’t know how that was a muck I thought they had to be face down where the flop turn and river cards are idk I woulda called the floor over. Mistakes happen misreading boards. I woulda fought the dealer’s ruling and bought the guy a beer lol
Ehh, the way I released the cards I think it's clearly a fold, the dealer just didn't muck the cards right away seems a bit much to stack someone because a dealer didn't muck right away.
Weird deal on the 8’s hand. Supposed to be live there till the hand touches the muck.
way to settle it like Gents.
Based on the way you play and some of your reasoning, I suspect you've received some coaching and/or read some strategy books? If books, which books have you read that you'd recommend?
No coaching, but I did have an upswing membership about 10 years ago
Dealer is wrong hands not in the muck,
Nice run dude! Happy to see you book a big win after all those beats.
Where did you get that stand! I really want a folding stand like that
Thanks a lot buddy! I got it on Amazon, here's the link. Highly recommend! www.amazon.ca/your-orders/pop?ref=ppx_yo2ov_mob_b_pop&orderId=701-2149968-1137061&lineItemId=pnpgmplusjssuny&shipmentId=MqX1HXBFf&packageId=1&asin=B07F8S18D5
@@BluffaloSam I found this stand at Walmart today.
It’s $5 and folds up really compact. It also slides under the rail of the table
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Usually the cards are live till they hit the muck pile... you should have called the pitboss to get a ruling
Pit boss did come over, said hand was dead
Casinos near me cards are only dead once scrapped in to the muck by the dealer
Sam, new to the vlog. I think since your card went over the line. Its a muck. You made the mistake. The other fella was nice enough not to win that way after your opened, after the cards went over. Mistakes are made all the time on the table. You should have owned up and paid the man. And since all in pot, you should have just opened. You had a set. People dont show after all in due to being embarrassed of that they are holding. But 2 players agreed to do what they wanted to do. The pitt boss did the right thing.
I was going to pay him, but the other player kept declining. Just a messy situation, I always table my cards right away, not sure why I didn't this time. Definitely a costly mistake!
AJ hand shows the problem with large RFI sizing. Your SPR on the flop is less than 4. Imo, AP bet a bit larger on the flop so your river bet isn't an overbet. I think pot or slight overbet is more likely to be called on the turn than on the river.
A8s: Weird solver thing is that they tend to bet top two and bottom two, while playing top and bottom pair more passively.
JJ: Why do you keep checking on A turns? Those are good for your range and you do not block his Ax! Just bet. And bet big! You can do this with T8cc, QT, etc., too. Protect your draws! I'd bet 80 on this turn. Regarding your commentary about the river overbet: I overbet bluff on the river a LOT. And everyone thinks the same thing you do - it's never a bluff. How many times have you folded to a big river bet and been shown a bluff? I have seen several.
88: No casino I have heard of considers your hand irretrievable in this kind of situation. Most casinos will let you retrieve your cards even if they have touched other cards in the muck as long as it is obvious which cards are yours. You should have just taken the pot or chopped it at worst. "there was an extensive discussion on this topic ... because alot of members wanted clarification on how it should be handled if a player elects to muck face down at showdown.... Where that discussion was left was that it is appropriate for the dealer to respect the muck of ANY player at showdown, and formally kill the hand by putting it to the muck. Keep in mind that the mere verbal declare 'I fold' (or any other verbal utterance) does not kill a hand because *the word 'fold' has no meaning at showdown, because we're not parsing words at showdown, we're reading cards and letting them speak. As long as the cards have not been killed by the dealer they can be tabled by the player and are live* ."
Great win!
AJ - A hand like AJ really likes low SPRs, a lot of those high card hands excel there where they can make strong 1 pair type hands and pile the money in. I rarely bet over 33% pot multiway unless I'm using a very reliable exploit. River was about 80% pot to jam all in though, or are we talking about different hands?
A8s - That's interesting, I assume top two likes to cooler other 2 pairs, bottom 2 needs protection, and it's nice to have some two pairs in our check back/call down range?
JJ - Since my flop bet was so small, I'd have tons of Ax to continue betting here OTT. I like these nutted hands to protect KK/QQ here. I've never seen an overbet river bluff, I rarely ever see river bluffs at 1/3, must be different player pools, Vancouver is quite tight at low stakes.
88 - Just unfortunate, didn't seem like the right thing to do to retrieve the cards like that after my action was clearly me folding, happy to take back my bet there tbh.
Thank you Eric!!
That’s such a terrible ruling.. but from now on don’t muck the winner 😂
I'll try my best!
Real talk, you're never going to get anywhere in this game if you don't figure out preflop. Rake is huge at this stake, you're just playing too loose and if you don't run this hot you're just going to get killed long run and have a lot to relearn at higher stakes.
I'm winning at a rate of 14bb/100 at 1/3. And I've lost (I'm pretty sure) every 1k+ pot I've played at this stake in this challenge so far. I think people get way too caught up in the "Oh, solver says this hand isn't an open at these rake structures" forgetting how soft these fields are. If you wanted to go as tight as a solver recommends, did you know that facing a 4x UTG open 100bb deep with this rake strucutre that JJ in the CO is a 90% fold?
You have got to be kidding. You're talking about splitting river sizes but then want to say that trying to play well preflop based on solver outputs and rake structure is silly... you 3bet 97s from mp like it was 2003 in the last episode. If your goal is to be a 1/3 reg then power to you.
@@thesquirrel2 I think we're just going to have to agree to disagree on this one fella
@@BluffaloSam I wonder why you have lost every 1k+ pot? Perhaps because you play too loose in multiway pots?...😄
@@MaydayAggro Possibly hahaha things will turn around!
uhhh, you threw your hand in, that's a fold
Yeah, whoops hahaha
@@BluffaloSam I appreciate that you can recognize when you've err'd. You've earned a sub, keep it up and good luck on your road to 100k!
@@lotsoffun4939 Thanks a lot fella!
THATS WRONG, IT IS NOT A MUCH UNTIL THE DEALER GRABS THE HAND AND PUTS IT IN THE MUCK. OR IF YOU ANNOUNCED THE FOLD. IF YOU JUST PUT YOUR CARDS DOWN EVEN IF IT WAS PAST THE LINE THAT IS NOT A FOLD. UNLESS FLOOR RULES IT, BUT THATS NOT A FOLD BY THE RULES YOU CAN PICK IT UP AND PLAY IF DEALER HAS NOT TOUCHED IT,.
Why people trying to pay you off every time while you’re running insanely good
Idk, people are just really nice IG
your cards were never in the muck - you have it on video yourself. never remotely close, honestly. That was your pot, and you handled that situation terribly.
It is evident you are newer to live poker. always double check and protect your hand to avoid that. Your cards are not "dead" until they are in, or around, the muck. This is the case at nearly every casino i have ever played at.
I clearly released my cards with the intention of folding, doesn't seem right to ask for the pot after a mistake like that.
Not new to live poker, just human. We all make mistakes
@@BluffaloSam yes but you should not be so voluntary to donate off a $800 pot that you have the right to - the cards were never in (or near) the muck. They play.
I wasn't trying to be condescending when I said you may be new to live poker, although I find it hard to believe that you've never seen this happen before, or already know that a hand is live until its in the muck.
nice gesture to give up the pot, but it was rightfully yours.
@@BluffaloSam you did this at showdown, not on some other street. At showdown your cards determine whether you won the hand.
No fucking way dude on the pocket 8s hand. There’s no way I’d allow a dealer to do that.
He didn’t put your cards in the muck they are still live. That’s how any casino would rule that.
If that ever happens call the floor. Just because you pushed your cards forward face down does NOT make it a dead hand. They have to he irretrievable
Just for me personally, when I released the cards like that, that's like me clicking the fold button. The dealer should have collected them right away, and I don't want to win just because the dealer went to count his chips because she thought I had folded, and auto piloted to counting his chips. I think my opponent let me off the hook, and was really nice to let me take my bet back.
@@BluffaloSam Because you made a mistake. It wasn’t an intentional angle. You mis read your hand. Simple as that. You had the winner.
If it’s me, I’m flipping them over, obviously apologizing for the confusion, and if the dealer gives me shit I call the floor.
I’m not surrendering a large pot over a two second mistake just to be nice. Poker isn’t about being nice.
@nicholi2789 Idk, I capitalize all the time on people's 2 second mistakes. I'll give em one back 😂
@@BluffaloSam Yeah but this was different. It wasn’t someone playing badly necessarily and you capitalizing. You were all in, made your hand, and misread it. You made the best hand, that pot was yours.
@@nicholi2789 I know, I know. I just know exactly how I'd feel on the other end of that. I'm happy with my decision