Oof that was painful. The only PLO game we have locally is a PLO5 game that runs twice a week and it seems like it’s exactly like this for me every time. Donkey flipping for stacks with trash hands and me losing every time with strong hands
Love these vlogs. Keep making content. Also if you want even crazier games, try Legends in Houston. The games are basically 1/3/6/35/pot/repot/all in x3.
Hate to see u lose, but I glad you are showing the lost vlogs also, I play PLO all the time and this how it be something. You can't find the card to win when you have amazing draws
Yessir, I'm not going to be one of those vloggers who only shows the wins I even call myself out if I believe I played a hand poorly. It helps me to improve my own game looking back at mistales I've made and holding myself accountable
Dang. I was just down 3k at Rivers O’hare and did a last 1k. I was so frustrated that I called an all in on the flop with a J high flush and runner runner straight draw against 2 sets and it fueled my comeback to be up $120.
Sorry for your lost, man... You do need a lot of luck in Omaha, it was a good game though. btw, that is still very funny when Phil Hellmuth lost 3 out of 4 times.
I often feel like Hellmuth in that moment playing PLO. Some of the beats have been BRUTAL Back when I played in Tampa I lost to a guy who only runs once when I was 96% and 97.5% equity at two different rooms against him lol
@@PokerJeezus 1 outer or runners, sucks when it hits. But for some reasons, I just love to watch the bad beats on Hellmuth. The way he reacts, the way he talks, it is just funny, man.
In the late 1960's two pool players at the Bellflower Place near Los Angeles, one from Texas and and another from Alaska were bragging which state was richer. The guy from Texas said "Texas has more oil" then the guy from Alaska said "We have more gold". The guy from Texas said, "Take your gold and build a fence around Texas and we'll buy it!". It's not surprising that Texans are willing to throw their money into the pot.
I hate that all in for the $600. You have to think your up against at least A/K minimum. Maybe check and try and get a free turn or check fold. You have little else except a gutter to 7.
The pot size is $1,670 and I have $645 remaining. The SB and BB shoved preflop, the straddle and UTG+1 have both checked to me when I shove, with a few players behind me left to act. Give my remaining stack size compared to the pot size, I think it's a spot I need to just go with. I just ran the equities against the hand that wound up calling me (player who checked UTG+1) and he was around 53% equity, I had 39% and we had 8% to tie. So I'm actually not doing bad when you factor in the pot is more than 2.5 times my stack size when I shove
In his defense, he already had restraddled to $320 so had half his chips in the pot anyway. He didn't look at his hand though, he just wanted to gamble and put the other half in blind. He was getting a good price given the size of the pot, although he wound up getting dealt a pretty crummy hand in that spot, at least it was coordinated somewhat.
I always find myself at odds at that game . Do I play the tighter game where I can win a few bb an hour or do I stay and play bingo for thousands ?? Seems like when it’s time to win 40000 I run insanely bad.
Well, I'm a nit too, I don't want to be in a game with a bunch of me! Also, I usually try to utilize a "pulling" strategy. Rather than pushing players out preflop, bloating pots and trying to get it headsup or three-handed with a positional advantage, I try to keep pot sizes manageable and draw more players in. My reasoning is this: 1. Maniacs and strong pros will have a hard time running bluffs when up against 5+ opponents in PLO 2. Weaker players are pulled into the pot and see the flop. These are the people you will make your money off of long-term, so I want them in the pot for the times I hit, because they're the ones paying off with 8-high flushes, top and bottom pair, idiot ends of the straight draw, etc. Now in this particular episode at the crazy table it didn't really matter what I did, since they were willing to call 200-600 preflop 5-6 ways, so you just had to hit flops AND hold because these guys had no fold buttons. And don't get me wrong, I know my particular approach isn't the most profitable one, it's just the one I've found works for me. Back when I played in Tampa there was a pro who I believe is the best in the room and he crushed with a "pushing" strategy preflop, but he also had much deeper pockets than I do and other forms of income coming in as well (rental properties, etc) so he could afford to increase the variance a bit
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It’s that witch laugh!!! Lmfao you killed me with that laugh every time u lost in another vlog. You’re my favorite poker personality. SUCKKKKKA DEALER!!!!!
Lol, she's become quite the staple in my vlogs now and has been really well received by my viewers. Although I hate having to put her in because it means I'm about to lose lol. Not sure if you saw, but I'm actually discontinuing the SUCKA DEALA! shouting moving forward. It was pretty polarizing and some folks loved it and others hated it, not much inbetween. So I decided I didn't want to alienate people by being overly loud and obnoxious at the tables.
Great action but it was pure gambling and bingo. There’s no strategy/poker whatsoever. Jeebus was not with you that night. You’ll run better next time I’m sure.
Bro you really need to start calculating the pot and putting in the correct (or close) amount of chips for a pot sized bet Instead of saying pot and just putting out a huge stack of chips
Love your Vlogs! Best of all the poker bloggers. Style, content and humor in a perfect mix.
You are a man of culture good sir!
The song was OUTSTANDING! Bravo, sir! Bravo!
sung to the tune of "you just got slapped" from How I Met Your Mother :P
These vlogs are a timeless resource for those wishing to learn and play live PLO
Thanks for the kind words Chad!
That song! Man I laughed for like 20 minutes. Good shit.
It's not easy having the voice of an angel
Oof that was painful.
The only PLO game we have locally is a PLO5 game that runs twice a week and it seems like it’s exactly like this for me every time. Donkey flipping for stacks with trash hands and me losing every time with strong hands
Welcome to the mean streets sir. :(
@@PokerJeezus the difference between regular plo and plo5 is actually quite significant as well. So much more gambol
That song was 🔥….i felt that
Clearly you sir, are a man of refined culture and unparalleled taste
LOVE the dealer 6:40!
She is a riot and much loved by my viewership.
Don't worry, she'll be making regular appearances to save my opponents and screw me lol
HellaaaaVlogger👌🏻
Hopefully in the future I don't need to lose 3 grand to be so damned entertaining!
Love these vlogs. Keep making content. Also if you want even crazier games, try Legends in Houston. The games are basically 1/3/6/35/pot/repot/all in x3.
I have heard Legends in Houston is the PLO Capital of the world
I don't know that I'm bankrolled for thousand dollar flips every hand though
Hate to see u lose, but I glad you are showing the lost vlogs also, I play PLO all the time and this how it be something. You can't find the card to win when you have amazing draws
Yessir, I'm not going to be one of those vloggers who only shows the wins
I even call myself out if I believe I played a hand poorly. It helps me to improve my own game looking back at mistales I've made and holding myself accountable
Dang. I was just down 3k at Rivers O’hare and did a last 1k. I was so frustrated that I called an all in on the flop with a J high flush and runner runner straight draw against 2 sets and it fueled my comeback to be up $120.
The guy with the $1000 re-pot did not look happy with my suck out. I am sure he called me “that moron” to his poker buds.
If you can't beat em, join em!
PLO is a tough game. It's a chasers game. I hate PLO because you need a huge bankroll.
It's not so bad unless they're all trying to play BINGO preflop
Sorry for your lost, man... You do need a lot of luck in Omaha, it was a good game though. btw, that is still very funny when Phil Hellmuth lost 3 out of 4 times.
I often feel like Hellmuth in that moment playing PLO. Some of the beats have been BRUTAL
Back when I played in Tampa I lost to a guy who only runs once when I was 96% and 97.5% equity at two different rooms against him lol
@@PokerJeezus 1 outer or runners, sucks when it hits. But for some reasons, I just love to watch the bad beats on Hellmuth. The way he reacts, the way he talks, it is just funny, man.
@@davidd8772 I think EVERYONE enjoys watching Hellmuth lose
In the late 1960's two pool players at the Bellflower Place near Los Angeles, one from Texas and and another from Alaska were bragging which state was richer. The guy from Texas said "Texas has more oil" then the guy from Alaska said "We have more gold". The guy from Texas said, "Take your gold and build a fence around Texas and we'll buy it!". It's not surprising that Texans are willing to throw their money into the pot.
I'd guess Texas wins out over Alaska
I'm convinced Casey Kasem is doing the voice over on this video
I'm Casey Kasem and this is the top 20 bad beats from 1983
brutal to watch.
Also: first.
I'm glad it was over in a few hours, just tear the bandaid off and let me go home, rathen than an 8-hour slow bleed
I hate that all in for the $600. You have to think your up against at least A/K minimum. Maybe check and try and get a free turn or check fold. You have little else except a gutter to 7.
The pot size is $1,670 and I have $645 remaining. The SB and BB shoved preflop, the straddle and UTG+1 have both checked to me when I shove, with a few players behind me left to act.
Give my remaining stack size compared to the pot size, I think it's a spot I need to just go with.
I just ran the equities against the hand that wound up calling me (player who checked UTG+1) and he was around 53% equity, I had 39% and we had 8% to tie. So I'm actually not doing bad when you factor in the pot is more than 2.5 times my stack size when I shove
Better luck next time Anthony!
Thanks Patrick, I appreciate the support!
But, what about the cats!!!
Poker can be a rough game. Better running next time. Keep the videos coming.
I almost bet the cats!
The brother that called with the deuce smh 🤦🏾♂️ at the 8:00 min mark.
In his defense, he already had restraddled to $320 so had half his chips in the pot anyway. He didn't look at his hand though, he just wanted to gamble and put the other half in blind. He was getting a good price given the size of the pot, although he wound up getting dealt a pretty crummy hand in that spot, at least it was coordinated somewhat.
I always find myself at odds at that game . Do I play the tighter game where I can win a few bb an hour or do I stay and play bingo for thousands ?? Seems like when it’s time to win 40000 I run insanely bad.
I generally prefer to play a tighter game and earn my money the old fashioned way. But sometimes the game dynamics take you in the other direction
nice video, what does the aiya mean at 20:04? i hear other vloggers say it
It's common among Chinese speaking players to express dismay or surprise
Complains about playing in a bad game with nits and cold calls a straddle on the button first hand with KK 😂
Well, I'm a nit too, I don't want to be in a game with a bunch of me! Also, I usually try to utilize a "pulling" strategy. Rather than pushing players out preflop, bloating pots and trying to get it headsup or three-handed with a positional advantage, I try to keep pot sizes manageable and draw more players in.
My reasoning is this:
1. Maniacs and strong pros will have a hard time running bluffs when up against 5+ opponents in PLO
2. Weaker players are pulled into the pot and see the flop. These are the people you will make your money off of long-term, so I want them in the pot for the times I hit, because they're the ones paying off with 8-high flushes, top and bottom pair, idiot ends of the straight draw, etc.
Now in this particular episode at the crazy table it didn't really matter what I did, since they were willing to call 200-600 preflop 5-6 ways, so you just had to hit flops AND hold because these guys had no fold buttons.
And don't get me wrong, I know my particular approach isn't the most profitable one, it's just the one I've found works for me. Back when I played in Tampa there was a pro who I believe is the best in the room and he crushed with a "pushing" strategy preflop, but he also had much deeper pockets than I do and other forms of income coming in as well (rental properties, etc) so he could afford to increase the variance a bit
What kind of printer do you have there? And is it worth a shit? I need one. Shopping for them is miserable.
It's a Brother color laser printer. I prefer laser printers over inkjets because the price of ink is stupid
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You get the feelin this game is all luck?
For my opponents it is
Hwang Loose pal.
Ah, a fellow disciple of Jeff, I like it!
It’s that witch laugh!!! Lmfao you killed me with that laugh every time u lost in another vlog. You’re my favorite poker personality. SUCKKKKKA DEALER!!!!!
Lol, she's become quite the staple in my vlogs now and has been really well received by my viewers. Although I hate having to put her in because it means I'm about to lose lol.
Not sure if you saw, but I'm actually discontinuing the SUCKA DEALA! shouting moving forward. It was pretty polarizing and some folks loved it and others hated it, not much inbetween. So I decided I didn't want to alienate people by being overly loud and obnoxious at the tables.
Ohama is way better.
Texas Holdem so slow
@@Mflash8hy ty for watching! Hard to go back to 2 card poker after tasting 4 card
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Keep up the good work my friend
In this spot all three options are on the table
Great action but it was pure gambling and bingo. There’s no strategy/poker whatsoever. Jeebus was not with you that night. You’ll run better next time I’m sure.
Yrah, it was what BINGO. I think most people think PLO is like this ALL the time and that's why they stay away
Definitely way too much variance in a game like this for me to want to sit down. 7-8 ways multiple all ins is just a roller coaster nightmare.
@@Linky609 I prefer a bit less action too. But would still take this over a crazy tight game
please don't sing...if you have to limit yourself to the morning shower...
The fans want footage of me in the shower, got it!
@@PokerJeezus yeah...great minds think alike
@@rafabankowski7737 and so do ours!
Bro you really need to start calculating the pot and putting in the correct (or close) amount of chips for a pot sized bet
Instead of saying pot and just putting out a huge stack of chips
I have enough stuff to focus on, I leave the math to the dealers (most of the time)