Let me know your favorite hand I play and I'll pick a few winners for some free training videos!

You got the best of me this day Jordan 😊 Was fun playing against you. Always a tough opponent.

Missed your content bro , welcome back !!!

@BBZPoker

2 жыл бұрын

Yo, thanks Tyler. Been busy behind the scenes coaching and a couple other projects but couldn't resist SCOOP!

@tylerberg4360

2 жыл бұрын

Keep pumping out that content and I'll keep watching , your thought processes on hands are amazing , next level shit.

Thanks for uploading here again! Pls keep doing it☺

Favorite hand was KK at 4:55. Got action, loved the excitement plus the explosion at the end for style points.

Great vid, cant wait for more content!

my man bbz is alive ya love to see it

A double up (A3s vs KJo) right at the start of day 2 is always nice. Great video! Keep up the good work!

@BBZPoker

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Kevin. Playing much of SCOOP?

@kevinw409

2 жыл бұрын

Sure :)

6:51 is calling not a good option?

The QT hand at 8:09 is my favourite. I really struggle to find good balanced call down ranges in spots like these

THE ONES U PUNTED

@13:19 did he say aggregated database analysis is cheating? did not know that if so

Nice to see you back Jordan

@BBZPoker

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, thanks!

Favourite hand was the A2o hand. Always nice to read someone exactly, even if this time you got rivered

Thanx for an excellent vid again! But I guess you have a little problem with you mic, there is a kind of a buzzing sound...

You had position with the Jack's, why did you fold? Kings then Queens, why not play the Jack's too. Perfect spot to be all in against AK and get top 5 in chips..

my fav hand is the A2o call vs QJs even if u loose cause of the soul read lol

I liked your thoughts on the JJ hand best. Originally planning to flat on BTN vs EP then deciding on fold vs 3-bet

@Weedmc420

2 жыл бұрын

I could understand if he'd folded to a 4-bet, that seemed far too tight for me.

@BBZPoker

2 жыл бұрын

@@Weedmc420 A friend of mine solved it with a small risk premium for being deep in a tournament. It's pure fold in a spot like this in the solvers. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@Weedmc420

2 жыл бұрын

@@BBZPoker Thank you for replying. I just wonder what you'd have done if you saw a flop with all low cards? that's all. I got top 30 in the big 7, and shipped A10 with 20 bigs over a button raise, got called by tens and felt like an idiot. Ryan Depaolo replied saying its a clear shove. But it's like you said, I was doubting it wondering if that spot changes being deep in the tourney, even though it seems stardard.

A2o, best read. UL that he hit.

100 % your last hand with A7s. Even though you didn't win it - you called correctly. Thats poker! GG and GL buddy.

favorite hand A3s beacuse of 4:20 blaze it, for the shoving explanation and the fucking Full of Aces on the turn! Lets goo

GG

Surprised u didn't jam the 10s

Hi, chek your microphone, there is a probleme

BBZ Poker: return if the king

@BBZPoker

2 жыл бұрын

Well I don't know about that but giving as good as I get this SCOOP. Hope you've been tuning in 😉

How do you know the frequencies of what you are supposed to be doing without using a solver in game? Do you just study non stop? And if you are that good why would you stop playing and only coach i don't get it. Poker is hard even if you know a lot i guess and easier to stake people

@BBZPoker

8 күн бұрын

I don't really try to the frequencies "right". I think about whether a hand is worth about zero or not and then try to take both paths sometimes. I don't try to do something 30% of the time and do something else 70% of the time. I accept that my strategy wont be perfect up front. Occasionally I might have an appreciation from reps of the actual mix %'s but it's more rare that that's the case. Staking people is definitely not easier. To win with staking the player needs to win (so you have to be good enough to evaluate the players) and you only get 50% of the upside while you eat 100% of the downside. Staking takes 100% of the losses but splits the profits 50-50. It can't be easier than playing. It is more scalable than playing so you can make more money at it if you're successful.

@user-wx1vf1rn6n

8 күн бұрын

@@BBZPoker Ok fair points. Just when you were mentioning this hand does this 30% of the time I was like damn how do you know all this

Favorite Hand High Rollers 23: $5,200 NLHE [8-MAX, Main Event], $2M Gtd - 2000/4000 ante Flop A diamonds 9 hearts A hearts Turn 10 spades River 9 diamonds. Opponent bets 65,880 on the river, BBZ has Q diamonds K spades and said that he feels his opponent has pocket 7'S. So BBZ calls it exactly and calls his hand and calls the 65,880 bet and wins the hand with 2 pair A's 9's with K kicker and pot of 223,520. Loved the call Amazing call!!

fold JJ omfg

every time you talk you have some kind of tapping baseline behind your voice

Bro you are a fish

But u aint win aces got u beat