Profiting off a Crazy Table at $1/2 NL! - Poker Vlog #19
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- Опубликовано: 7 дек 2021
- In this session of $1/2 No-Limit Texas Hold'em, we find ourselves at a particularly crazy table with players willing to straddle to extreme amounts. These players definitely have a bit of gamble in them! Our poker strategy has to adapt in order to play around what may not be a typical range of hands and play styles, but we manage to make it benefit in our favor for a big win. We can't win them all though, and some valuable lessons are learned along the way!
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Great Vlog my man! “Oh shit thought I had a straight” That was hilarious!! 😂
Yeah, whoops! Just glad it worked out! 😅
Great Vlog. Enjoy your analysis on each hand and your approach to handle each hand. Thank you
Thanks Danny, glad you like it!
Had to comment. River brings a flush and pairs the board and the dude says I don't know why you would check the turn and bet the river, that was hilarious.
Unfortunately for me, his call was correct that time!
nice job again!!! congrats
Thanks! 😄
Enjoyed your play, great vlog
Thanks, Kiwi!
Nice....
Very interesting vlog. I really enjoyed it but definitely alot of mistakes. A3hh hand the river paired and you said you had the nuts. QJhh hand you had a open ended plus 3rd nut flush since the King wasn't a heart. definitely looking forward more vlogs. Man I wish I could play in Texas.
Thanks for watching, Poktaun! You're right, I definitely made a few mistakes in putting the video together. The funny thing is, I had these things right at the table, and I just transcribed them incorrectly when preparing the video. I distinctly remember being worried that the board paired when I hit the flush on that A3hh hand, as you called out. If you ever make it out to Texas to play, let me know!
I like the background music in the beginning
I absolutely had a similar session the other night. In for 300 out with 1390. Not a bad 6 hr session. I watch these vlogs and get insight and I do think they help immensely.
That's awesome, Tim! So glad to feel like they're helpful. Just a fair warning that I don't claim to know what I'm doing LOL, so take my plays with a grain of salt! 😉
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Been enjoying the vlogs man. On the A8 suited hand I think that’s a good turn to continue barreling. You pick up equity and most of your opponents calling range will be a pair + draw. If you get raised on the turn it’s an easy fold. But if the river bricks out like it did, then you can easily fire a 3rd barrel and most players will fold those hands. Just some thoughts :)
Nice Bluff right at the Start!
& Well Played Overall, even in the A4o Hand xD
This Texas Action :D need to play there one time as well :)
You definitely should come out here to play! You might be able to pay for your travel with the action alone. 😄
I am in Vegas twice this year 😃 but there is no Trip zu Texas planned 😅
Ahh, I'm jealous! When are you heading to Vegas?
Early February & End of June to the WSOP 😬😬
Good luck!
“I guess; let’s get to it.” Doesn’t that like belong to another vlogger???
Great session. Some great thinking behind your bets. Never hurts when your premiums hold up too. Well done!
Oh snap, my bad dude! You left this comment, and I actually had to go check your video cause I'm so bad at remembering peoples' phrases, and I wasn't sure if you were alluding to yourself or another vlogger. I basically black out whenever I do these intros and outros cause I'm so bad at remembering what I want to say during them. 😅
@@HuggiePoker Just messing around man. I don’t own the trademark to that line.
Hi new subscriber here I play for a living and you play pretty good poker. Only thing when you misread your hand on that ace4 show that bluff bc it was not way you usually play it so will confuse them into calling next time you have it
Hey Daniel, thanks for the sub! I probably could have shown my hand there as you mentioned, but I was so caught up in my mess up that I just was relieved to take the hand down and move on. I definitely have done what you said in other spots, and I actually just did during my most recent session! You'll see in one of my upcoming vlogs where I made that work in my favor.
@@HuggiePoker atta boy huggie bear
Something I noticed,,when u tried to bluff when guy called with 9,u were talking with him etc,,when u riveted set of deuces he tried to get info but u were silent,,thought I’d point that out so u can mess with thinking players :)
Thanks for sharing! I haven't done too much in terms of working on my own live tells, but it's probably something I should consider. Good to know, I appreciate the callout. 🙂
@@HuggiePoker I would balance it out,,interact sometimes when u have it and some when u don’t and watch other players,,they might have that tell and not know it,,anyways happy poker to ya
For sure, gotta keep em guessing!
What app do you use to track win/loss?
I'm using Pokerbase, which is free. It's good for the price, but there are a few more advanced features it's missing. There are other options that cost money, depending on what you're looking for.
Can you make the card little bigger hard to see
What is the app you had
Pokerbase
How much money u tip this day u think??
I don't know, $20 or $30? I don't keep track of the dealer tips at the table.
I pro told me one of the biggest mistakes if u want to play poker 4 a living in poker is tipping 2 much I don't kno if you are trying 2 make a living out of poker or u just play once a week but think about it 40 dollars a day time 5 day 200 dollars a week and 800 a month now that's ove 10 thousand a year 10 years is a 100 thousand and this is if u run just ok if u run really good u tip more each time just don't want you to make the same mistake I kne the dealers have 2 make money but if u want to play in the long run keep your tips the same amount the best poker player In the room will tip less than u and every dealer will talk about him but he us making the most money than anyone there I mad the same mistake when I started playing I would win a 1000 dollar pot and tip 25 dollars u will lose in the long run look into it and ask pros that u play with wish u all the best and a long poker career and on RUclips
@@jrfogarty9221 Yeah, that all makes sense, thanks for sharing. I'm not currently playing professionally and have a steady job for income, so it's not a concern on that front. But your point still stands as a general consideration for my hourly rate at poker and calculating profit in the end. I will probably reel it in a bit TBH except for some exceptionally big pots.
And I thought you wasn't tipping enough lol