How to BEAT LIVE CASH GAMES; Full Length Training Video at $2/5
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Full Length training video from CrushLivePoker.com over a $2-$5 "Deep" game from a recent Jacksonville Best Best Bet table.
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"Is this guy still in there with pocket Jacks??"
Proceeds to fold and spike his Jack on the river. Will likely play them even worse next time.
😂
If the A2 hand was early on in the session, some people do over fold; until a awhile later, they become extremely sticky. It's like they get sick of being steam rolled / believe people don't bluff early but bluff more later on
Rr
Interesting point…
I watch the game to see the changes in momentum on the table as it progresses and I have found that the aggression tends to grow the later it gets.. Almost every single Night!! But good point - Interesting Perspective (basically the same concept I have just a slightly different way of looking at it..
I was hoping he checkraises
He has the "non no pair." The fact that people can understand the garbled lingo of the poker community boggles my mind. You guys speak alien and I love it
Nut no pair
😂😂😂
The nut no pair
nut* no pair
He meant 'nut no pair'
My home poker room, I play this live stream a couple times a month. This is so cool. Thank you!
Your the reason we want to run to Jacksonville 😎😁
It’s a joy to listen to Bart’s analysis. It provides a window to see how a good player thinks about so many things.
@@hickoryst.6961 You’d have to point out an example. I think his analysis is excellent. Every game has its own dynamics and a good player needs to figure out how others play. That Bart is very good at this is evident by watching his play on stream. In the phone calls, he’s trying to explain general ideas that can be applied across a wide range of circumstances. There’s no way a person is going to consistently guess what players have in actual hands. Human behavior doesn’t work that way. Especially bad players; they could have anything.
@@hickoryst.6961 But he played a ton of these games coming up, for years, so he’s extremely familiar with the different playing styles involved.
My home casino. Been playing there for about a year now. The games are very light with a lot of fish and you are forced to call down a lot lighter in best bet vs any casino in the north.
Ive seen guys like the K9 guy who absolutely feel like they have to bet something with their top pair. While it’s true a lot of times that they will have a weak top pair, it doesn’t mean you can easily bluff them out of it. Not cause they have some read on you, but because it’s too strong for them to let go. I usually just call getting good odds, but I will raise them off if I think they’re capable of doing it with middling pairs or draws. It’s actually makes ir easy to play against them as they will telegraph the strength of their hand
Bart says a lot of cool stuff, but “Also too” has to be my favorite.
This video is great. Really enjoying it.
Love this format Bart! Thank you for the great content
Bart you have the absolute best content on poker. Thanks for everything you do to help all players play better!❤
All i listen to while i play and watch is your content
This is cool. Played beside Johannes on the stream before and we had a good discussion of German football.
Hey Bart, Encore is actually open on Sundays now and just closed on Friday and Saturday. Hope to see you there.
I know you are unlikely to read this, given it was a year ago.
But you have so much RUclips content it is taking a while to get around it all. Great insight, as always. I'm disappointed you couldn't get a reaction from the guy who folded JJ on the turn for the over set on the river.
By the way, I live in Australia AND have just booked my flight to Jacksonville. Bring it on !!!
12:48. It’s always interesting when players who have a huge stack of green call off their few red chips rather than just be efficient and help the dealers with a correct chip call
This is very true to life poker for me.. because I play at Jax betst bet 😁good shit Bart
16:00 best bet is a 15 minute delay. You can’t view the stream. But you could walk away from the table and get text updates. And I suppose even get text updates from someone at the table.
were you at this table?
Right. So you can easily have a spotter sending u info about past hands. This is different from Hustler where they take your phone and the delay if very long.
@@CrushlivePoker Is that not cheating in a way? Its sort of a grey area I feel like.
@@lloydchristmas1086 it's not cheating if it's not against the rules
The KJ raise was 100% a live tell read. He saw the guy nervously awkwardly spinning his chips trying to look calm.
The no reason to raise KJ is wrong. All pairs and KQ fold to his raise.
If villain had 66 or 99 etc he would ostensibly be bluffing but KJ paying that off is crazy if you pick villain as nervous/weak
I was wondering if you were ever gonna do another one of these on youtube
1:06:40 Carter was actually saying “man I knew you have 55. Of course .” - eyewitness.
Bart just booked a 2 week working vacation in Jacksonville. “Wifey…kids…load up the minivan…we’re going to Florida!”
I have plans tonight, but now I’m thinking about jumping on a flight to Jacksonville instead.
i liked the vid, gonna play some cash games in vegas in a cpl days so ur content always hits the spot. thanks man.
Yw
I love this type of break down thanks
Great video! I love your in-depth analysis, Bart. I also love how enthusiastic you get seeing such buttery soft games. 🤣
Best video. Getting back to the roots of clp.
They literally play the livestream in the poker room on the delay. So the players can look up and see what happened.
i made my buddy very angru the other by saying cash games were "easy" - i just meant 200bb is crazy to play constantly - i respect cash players 100% but i would LOOOOVE to see hand breakdowns at 100bb 8 or 6 handed same hands/same situation - but look at how tourney players vd cash players
Chaser’s is so dangerous. I got a OUI for playing poker! Let that sit in. I hope to speak to you before you go there so you know the story. You could help me too, cause yer very smart.
Bart you going to play at Chasers now that the cash games are upped? Where r you living? I’m in Wilmington MA
I like the video. Its specific for the low stakes i see stuff like this or worse on regular in 1/3 and 2/5 . I would like to know some opinions on the rake, my games gave fixed rake all games at 10% the pot up to 20$ in Toronto area. I know its too much for 1/3 but is that okay rake for 2/5?
How to beat cash games? Run good and make good decisions.
Thanks man. Flipping set over set is one hell of a way to win some money…
Massachusetts is just so behind on Live Holdem, Encore not being open on the Weekends is just Ludacris.
Why is it not open on the weekend?
Hey you found some of my poker rooms!! okay well I don't play there but they sure as hell Play Just like that here!!
This is great comment and very helpful
Thanks Bart
I wish you'd do this without villains hole cards, so we can think along and better see our mistakes. Cheers.
I feel like it really matters where and when you're playing. Also player pool's "skill levels" vary for completely different reasons. For example if go play 1-2 at my local casino at 1pm on a Wednesday it's going to predominantly be a bunch of retirees and low level grinders nitting it up, the best strategy is likely going to be general aggression and winning lots of small pots without even showing down. Whereas if it's 11pm on a Saturday I'm going to try to be at whatever table has the most people drinking and there to have fun, and the best strategy is going to mainly be getting value out of people playing too many hands and under folding. I've also found the second strategy works better at 2-5 because the player pool seems to care less about the money and have larger leaks.
Guy with JJ on last hand was sick set over set over set on the river if he stayed in lol
@CrushlivePoker Do you think the level of play is lower/worse in Jax because of the higher rake structure? I found all through out north Florida the rake is higher than in south Florida and Tampa.
I’ll be playing the 2/5 stream on the 27th
Why not limp behind K7s on button at 28:50? For me I would limp behind, not strong enough to iso imo, because people will limp call stronger hands.
On the A88 hand people won’t call without an Ace or 8? There’d have to be at least pocket pairs calling too, wouldn’t there? That’s not defending nearly enough. And people complain that bluffs don’t work “because they never fold.”
I live in Dallas and I don't think this applies here. Our 1 /3 games play bigger and tougher
At 31.48 you said if 2 on turn then 56 comes in, but 56 flopped nuts, also at the very beginning the screen show a paused hand, Why have 44 got 1 % equity on 457 two tone against 55 7T and JJ? Shouldn’t he have 4.5 percent or has a 4 been folded and he drawing to running chop?
Bart. You gotta try out Filotimo poker room in Manchester nh. Games there are super soft. But you gotta call them and make sure they’re running 2/5-5/10 so you don’t waste your time but I’m telling you that their games are soft as hell
Jacksonville has the tightest people I have ever seen for 2/5 you get more action at 2/2 there it’s ridiculous OP has way more action
Thanks for these free tips, if I ever become rich you'll get your cut I promise
I've played in these games for years and there's no way to know what anybody has based on their betting. Watching that first hand, it would not be uncommon at all for someone to have an ace and it wouldn't even be uncommon for someone to have AK or AK and just limp in pre-flop. I see it all the time.
_Run_ to Jacksonville? LoL, you don't seem to know how _;long_ Florida is. I remember when we moved down here and I thought we were nearly here when we reached Jacksonville.
I like how the nut job with the Jacks would have hit a set just after he finally folded.
Great commentary Bart, thanks!
Bart are you planning on having any meet up games at Boston Billiards?
we did one last xmas. Maybe in the future.
Is there a video like this for 1/2 and 1/3 games? Or would you say the 2/5 vid applies to those as well?
He said this table specifically was closer to $1/2 then $2/5 n why he chose it- to cover both in 1 vid
Spent the month of July playing at best bet. Logged a few hours with this Johnness player at 2/5. Solid. On a side note the 2/5 there gets tougher every year. So many good regs. Still beatable for sure but not the honey pot it once was. Used be one or two regs per table now it’s a. Still good games tho.
Wtf! I’m on the next flight to Jacksonville 😂
How many people are playing like four people? People's ranges should be wide open four handed.
Why would fold a 2 pair? A pair of aces and pair of 5’s?
I agreed 100% on every street with Bart. It is exactly what I would have done. Only difference is I have a different betting style for my games. This is spot on on how to play 2/5 and any lower stakes game where you get 1-2 callers on a raise with at least 100bb stacks in this kind of game. When you have 3+ callers your game needs to change some but it is still profitable.
I prefer these kind of games with 1-2 callers. It is like printing money.
You're adorable
@@bakaraymoo7389 My adorableness gets a lot of folds at the table.
What about a live read?
Usually Deonte is a given name, so I would assume Carter is his surname.
Hilarious that the jj guy would have won on the last hand
Our hero is a donkey! Sorry, but someone had to say it. I'd be check-raising this kid all day with a betting frequency as high as his 😂😂 And that's coming from a $1/2 player...
Dude with a head harness for his mask, lol.
Big Wiggly?
Most of the regs in Best Bet are absolute garbage
BTW games aren’t normally near as good as Bart makes it out to be. The cap is only $800 on non streamed games, a lot of the garbage players just short stack for $200 and hit and run whenever they spin it up. Tons of the regs are incredibly nitty, while most of the players are awful games are usually not filled with lots of action and often have to deal with a bunch of shallow stacks
What's the Cap on the $1-$2 games?
@@TheDazboo they run 2-2 there, $300 max but will find a lot of $100 stacks on those tables. Also the rake at Best Bet is ridiculous, $6 + $2 more for promotions, high hand and a bad beat jackpot where they cap it incredibly low, they even rake if you just raise and take the blinds…. They even charge for soda and water, the place sucks
@@bertrandsmith9478 Yikes
Wow
Pretty weak players here. The 1/3 game at Talking Stick in Scottsdale has much stronger competition.
Some people play for fun. Good thing you don't understand the difference. Come play me heads up for 10k. 25/50.
Lol big wigly
woow
Are we watching some dude cheating on live stream? As played, the KJ raise on the river makes absolutely no sense whatsoever unless he knows the other guys exact holding.
He could play full houses and quads this way especially fives full but when your value is that hard to have/extremely specific you're gonna get looked up a ton
God these guys are awful
Standard live poker, everyone is awful, including myself. But you only need to be better than most players to profit.
This game looks like torture to sit in.
A bunch of depressing looking people
Dude you talk a lot of trash just described the hands😊
This is not realistic. These players are so bad even for 2 years ago. My fuckin gf plays better than this lol
why so long winded...you make to long. sorry but you must enjoy hearing your own voice...shorten these up plz..thx
Calling the black guy D’Antay! You’re gonna get cancelled Bart!
The Ad8h8c hand is so weird. HOW DO YOU PLAY THIS TOURNEY STYLE? cash games are so interesting to me because of the stacks=money you lose/win god bless cash game playwes
Jack’s would’ve won last hand... if he gets there on the turn isn’t it worth considering calling the JJ for 200 to bink a J? I guess you could be up against a straight for 0 %
As shown in this situation you could even be drawing to one out since the Jack of clubs completes a flush. He should have been out after the flop. Actually should have reraised preflop to isolate and might have actually won.
JJ was the winner lol
“Showdown monkeys” 😂
Very sound instruction...