You have inspired me to deposit my life roll on GG and play 5000nl, thanks Ollie!

@fergalhennessy775

10 ай бұрын

🤣🤣 hes gonna be thanking you in a few hours

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Both of these comments too funny

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

@@opperwezen7797 It's a valid comment i don't think you're saying it to provoke don't worry. But with all due respect i haven't seen this Yolan guy playing these stakes for months now and recently posts videos of 200nl so perhaps just because someone sounds like they know what they are doing, maybe it's not always the case and sometimes people try to over-complicate things. I have been playing at these stakes profitably for these last 9 months now and whilst i'm far from becoming a crusher at these stakes yet, i am a solid winning player and i plan to make a video of my yearly cash results anyway so you can see for yourself. So to summarize, if you think my explanations are very basic then that's your opinion and you can watch whoever you like but in my opinion no i am not out of my depth:)

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

No worries, thanks. I think also in particular atm im recording some of these cash vids whilst also playing in wsop tournaments with quite a few tables going so it can be pretty difficult to go into crazy in depth gto explanations etc.. so i kind of just say what i’m thinking really. But yeh I will probably do a recap vid of my yearly cash results but follow me on instagram @sprasesaces if you want as i’ll quite often post monthly results on my story or posts

@fel44ony3

10 ай бұрын

​@@opperwezen7797i thought exactly the same. I play 200-500nl and have watched countless of youtube poker videos from almost all mentionable channels in all stakes. After watching 3-4minutues of this video I got the exact same feeling that you got. Had 2 double check if its 10k nl really. Then I read his (your, I guess you read this) bio here on YT, where he literally says "in only 1 year I went from micro/low stakes to high stakes after cashing 370k$ in a $5k." I mean its just proven in that line. If you played micro/low stakes 1 year ago its impossible you have evolved to beat 10knl unless you have such a raw talent and have lived in the pio + also been lucky enough to not have a downswing in that one year at any point, snd all of this while also streaming+ youtube? Sure man. You can have improved a few % here and there but the big factor in this short period is you got big roll in very short ammount of time, meaning you must have skipped alot of stakes to be here this fast without knowing if you win them. Especially when you say you have played 10k nl for 9months now..what stake did you play before that? You must have grinded years at 5k & 2k. And then just the process of climbing from 500 to 1k god knows how many times I have failed and the time it takes to rebuild. And even 10k nl 9 months reg table what is even that volume? Cant be super much... i already have 25 names on my mind I could link of 200-2k nl players that you just hear inmidiatly they have more depth in their thinking than you. Ive never in 8 years on youtube poker encountered someone explain in this basic way unless its 5nl fish. Its just and intuition and experience you get. You cant put words on it. You hear you are not sure about the decisions as he said. "I guess we" "i think maybe" "maybe this is a good card". Theres somt off. Already if this was 500nl I would feel that...10k nl? You kidding me? I mean there must be mega whale fishes yoou sit against then sure. I know its soft on GG and alot of rich whales sit there. But no way you are better than 500nl on stars (which doesnt run now) but If you can beat at least 200zoom on stars 100k hands, with this though process I guess i bow before you and my read is so wrong. I just dont think so though. But I mean hey, congrats to you , you have the roll now etc gl with that. Was just responding my opinion. Also that you talk fown Yolen because he has done some 200nl tutorial for youtubr content and you use it in this argument to show that he has jumped down to 200nl because of those 3 videos is just extremly low and absurd. Also calling him "that yolan guy" to belittle him, like you wouldnt know who he is or to distance yourself from him in the conversation shows even more. He is an excellent HS player and you can hear that 2 minute into a video with him. And no, I think you are explaining the best you can, this is just the way you think and your limit. You are showing the thought process after all snd I have never seen someone playing over 1k nl seem so unsure and yes with this basic thinking. You can tell you are not hiding anything more in what you say, this is it. This is the knowledge you have. As he said 0 gto ref, which you would have had to live in to come to these stakes the normal way grinding up with skills and improving. You just see imifatly you havt done thay and you lack that experience. And then your response where he critized your thinking and you said " i have alot of tables I dont know Im just saying what Im thinking"....eeh daah? What answer is that? We were questioning your thought process and you answer with blaming 2 many tables and that you are just saying what you thinking? That is what we are questioning, thats not answering anything. So also by seing how you responded in these comments I got more tells that you are in depth waters. Your prob playing extremly soft games and havent swong yet.

I play a lot of poker I watch a lot of poker videos,this came up on my recommendations and I just had to leave you a comment. The way you talked through your thought proccesses and reasoning is the best ive ever seen. I'm an immediate fan and ill be rooting for you in any tourneys or cash games i see u in...unless of course im at the same table which is highly unlikely considering your stakes. Best of luck man

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Love this comment cheers- maybe in a few years i’ll see you at the 10k tables😅🤞

@NicolaiHenri

7 ай бұрын

I agree. Very informative, feel like I'm learning as I watch.

Great vid! Love the transparency of the results at the end 👍

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Bro has the same voice as andy murray 😂😂 british enthusiasm and passion

Very interesting video, looking forward to more!

Great stuff mate! Thanks for including the results at the end 😊

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

No worries, will make a video on my overall cash results for this year at some point- have a couple of tournament gameplays to edit first though

great video love your content u do a great job talking about spots

Great explanations throughout the video - Keep them up!

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Cheers!

great video mate! you play great and your explanations are also really good! your fold on the river in the blind battle with j8 is really interesting and a strong fold in my opinion

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Thanks! Yeh it was a tough spot, just his sizing on the flop looked a lot like 2 pair, possibly JK and I just think people rarely donk shove huge bluffs like that on the river so i think the laydown was the right play

best poker channel on youtube from a new 2 day fan

@SprasesAces

36 минут бұрын

Love that bro

Great content, you’re really thorough on your thought process

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Thanks👍

Very impressive level, gl for the future man

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Thank you mate

This is why I watch. High limit!!! Let’s goooo!!!

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Less go

love ur videos. don't stream on Twitch? 🤔

how do you run this well??

Great video

Great video mate!

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Thanks man

You inspire me to play higher stakes Jesus Christ you should keep playing

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

I’m not going anywhere;)

I think I understand how to play high stakes: raise and push all the time. Hahah Beautiful game! Know that I am coming for you with nl100;)

Criminally running well

Great video length mate! You can always rely on Buck for good length!😏

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Classic buck

good game!! how many days do you play per week? and how long are your sessions?

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Hi mate- i don’t have a rigid schedule as i play a mix of cash and tournaments. This next month my focus will be on the WSOP. In general with cash games it depends on how many tables are running and so sometimes may play for quite a few hours straight if you are getting a lot of action from weak players

Life is sweet when you hit everything

Good game! What is your nickname on PokerStars?

1:57 i glad he just x/b set 44 check back, hope he next time passive play nuts FD, and you get raise jam river with top set

Gg mate :) 20:15 wtf was this move from BTN ?

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Cheers:) yeh i mean it wasn’t TERRIBLE as i could have some lower pocket pairs but sizing was too big imo and yeh i don’t think it was a good play

Keep it up :D

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

🫡

Proof that any fish can score 😂

6:35 this feels like a fold most of the time

Very good 👍

Hey man, you are doing good job. Can you tell me how long time it took you to reach that level? Have you worked with coaches or just by yourself?

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Hi mate just by myself and been playing for nearly 3 years now but half of that was just playing part time whilst at university

@TheTiltedOne

10 ай бұрын

@@SprasesAces I checked your instagram, how does a guy in uni afford $5,000 buy in tourneys? I saw you cash a $372k score among a few others. I would prefer a much more detailed video about the exact stakes you started with. What bankroll, how many hands were you averaging per month? When was your first big score etc.

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Hi, i deleted some of my real old videos because they were so bad but you should be able to see somewhere vids of me playing at micro and low stakes poker and whether you believe it or not i don't mind but this is how i started out. I got my first big ish score of 1.2k in around late 2020/early 2021 if i remember, when i was probably not at the level to be winning that much. This gave me a bit of a bankroll to enter tournaments and build up my balance. I finished university at the end of 2021 and started playing poker full time in 2022 and was picking up a number of decent scores ($10k/15k) mainly on party poker. Then the 2022 wsop main event i qualified by satellite and made day 2 on my first entry. So, i wasn't firing lots of $5k entries by this point as that would have been out of my bankroll i just got very lucky in the main event and this obviously just gave me my breakthrough to start playing at the high stakes.

@TheTiltedOne

10 ай бұрын

@@SprasesAces Incredible stuff man. I grind microstakes myself. I have no live access to poker where I live. I constantly wonder if it would make sense to switch over to playing 15-20 tourneys a day between 2-5$. Compared to grinding about 50k hands a month in cash. That's really awesome to hear you got a satellite into that tourney. I have found over my past 3 years of playing myself that the worst players are at the absolute bottom of the barrel in microstakes, and extremely high stakes. The true grinders in the mid stakes are very hard to extract value from long term. I hope I can bink off a 372k score myself this year. hahah Best of luck on the felt.

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Yeh i mean of course i’d never be playing at these stake cash games if i just slowly built up a bankroll from micro stakes without playing any tournaments within this time frame. But then again if i hadn’t have sattied into the main event and made the FT on my first attempt then i also probably wouldn’t be playing at these stakes so sometimes you just have to rely on finding that breakthrough and some people may not be so lucky.. but i do personally believe that those with enough ability will end up finding that breakthrough at some point and will always end up making it to the top

subscribed

where can i get coaching like this? I feel like i’m such a noob now at poker lol

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Just keep watching my vids;)

Tilting me moving the mouse

23:21 you go with the 25pct turn bet sizing, are you gonna call off if he shoves? Shouldn't the BTN be shoving against this sizing a lot especially with his AThh hand? I like how he lets you realize and its obviously a good play from your point of view if he isnt jamming versus this size. Thank you for the nice video by the way.

A good breakdown and analysis while live, think I’ll sub this one. 👍. Still don’t like your UTG 2BB raise on WSOP Ftable, holding ace ten off and fold when your stack is 9BB. But wtf do I know your sat on whatever ££££ and I’m at work for £15 a hour. 😂

@SprasesAces

6 ай бұрын

Ha Cheers mate

dam bro its a lot money

It was very enjoyable to watch you play and also analyze it mathematically. I think I learned a lot and I think you played it perfectly. That's why I wanted to comment and say thank you. But I think luck plays a part in winning all the hands where the probability of winning is close to fifty percent :) While watching, I always felt like that card would not have fallen if I had played it :))

@kristoffernilsson6043

6 ай бұрын

You dont have a clue about math, thats a fact :). Whatever you do, dont start play poker until you get the superstition out of your system and do look up odds abit etc, will help along the way. Have a good one 😊

u are very good poker player, just flopping nuts and collecting money 👍

99 what a nice fold that i couldn’t do

@SprasesAces

3 ай бұрын

👍👍

Defo deserve a like & sub

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Helps a lot, cheers:)

May I ask how many BB you can win on NL5000 AVG

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Well my win rate is around 2bb/100 overall

HATS OFF FOR THE 99 FOLD ... NOT THAT EAST TO FIND

I from Brazil , tamo junto 👍 gl

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

👍🔥

Hey oli, are you uploading soon pal?

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Out now:)

Guy runs like gold

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

I wish i could say that every session goes like this and i make $20k each time i play

Such a clean play

in ur overlay twitch has been “coming soon” for like a year now 💀

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

I have been meaning to change my overlay for a while now😅

Why you show all winning hands instead of losing 😂

Is the rake not insane unless you’re sponsored and get rake back?

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

It’s insane yeh

@indianafarrell4440

10 ай бұрын

Do you plan to continue playing high stakes on gg ?

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Yeh, whilst the rake is high there are no other sites that have as good high stakes action

How can I be good at poker?

Hi mate, that was actually incredible to see your thought process behind each decision. Just curious if you do any coaching? Would be great to learn from you

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Thanks!! Not at the moment, i’m very busy with poker and working on my youtube but it’s definitely on my radar for the future- if you have any poker questions message me on instagram @sprasesAces

13:14 way would u ship naked a clubs if betting 450% pot has same calls according to the theoretical call curve

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

I know what you’re trying to say but bit confused exactly at the point you’re trying to get at, can you explain clearer so i can answer

@lh5636

10 ай бұрын

idk what vid but gto wizard yt vid 20:14 time total at 3:46 took a picture

@lh5636

10 ай бұрын

ment i took a picture to remember vid is 20:15 long i see now and called pot odds: a key concept for succes poker players yw@@SprasesAces

@lh5636

10 ай бұрын

so my best guess is if u dont bluff allin since theres no benefit in bluffing more than 450% pot u only ship value so the jam isnt great. let me know pls if u think im wrong

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for comment, and no I’d completely disagree here. At these high stakes cash games i think 90% of regs would just choose an all in sizing here instead of a smaller raise. Theory may say otherwise but sometimes theory can be irrelevant if the general population do something different and especially more recently you see a lot of regs doing these huge overbet raises when they have a nut blocker so in the modern game i think jam is best play for sure here. But then again maybe if i raise smaller i get A10 to call so who knows🤷‍♂️😃

I think you mean 100NL

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

I think I mean 10,000NL

with the 99 I think you could probably fold the flop tbh. He's betting into a dry side pot and I think your hand is pretty face up. Unless the 20bb stack was really OOL and his A high's would likely beat his range I don't see him betting 88 or worse.

@SprasesAces

10 ай бұрын

Yeh i believe that the sb is a bit crazy (his shove was all good here though) but yeh i agree, i think maybe i could have even just got out of the way of this one pre flop but then with a loose player in the sb the CU is probaby going to want to call his 6's 7's and 8's there so 9's does seem like it should be a call. But yeh is a tough one on the flop because he's going to have more 4 bets with his AQ AK etc and more calls with 10's or j's then some traps with his stronger stuff so i think against that sizing a flop fold would have been perfectly reasonable

Man your not playing tournaments your checking hoping to check raise and missing so much value even cut off raise and you call Aq of diamonds you should be re raising to 10bb in the big vs cut off shoving the kq suited omg 3rd edit A5 of clubs ok checking the flop but size up on the turn he has to continue with kq Aq AK omg edit number 4 first good thing you did re raising the J9 suited

@SprasesAces

8 ай бұрын

Poker is an easy game when you’re not playing it yourself. Usually i’m happy responding to comments on mistakes but when most of what you’re saying just makes no sense anyway then it’s probably not worth arguing about hands

robotic hands play,nothing fancy and overall showing all winning hands like a nerd.