Good episode. Nice win! 2/5 treating you good.

@panicpoker

Ай бұрын

I’m enjoying $2/5. Still a little intimidated by the higher amounts of money but I’m getting used to it.

There is no river three bet in the 910 hand. You bet small to induce a raise and got what you wanted. Don’t get greedy. Snap it off and collect the pot. Worse is never calling there. Also I think the aces 4 bet size was fine. I might have made it $210-$225 but $250 is fine also. Any raise you make in that spot is going to look ultra strong. May as well make it big and hope he Jams. Taking it down pre flop no risk is never bad though.

Yep, I enjoy it too when I’m in Vegas. But here in Biloxi the room is uncapped so 1/3 plays more like 2/5 and 2/5 more like 5/10. I would prefer a cap so I may play more 2/5 when I get to Vegas this summer.

@panicpoker

Ай бұрын

Stop by and say hello if you see me grinding at the 2/5 tables in Vegas 👍🏻

@mikemurphy7605

Ай бұрын

No doubt

Easy work... you played very "SOLID" and Thanx for sharing, fam! 😁🫡

Good lay down last hand.

The T9 hand, calling river is fine. 78 makes straight, better 2 pairs. Fine play

@MyranSimonian

Ай бұрын

3betting the river would be awful lol straightforward call

@panicpoker

Ай бұрын

Yeah, I felt calling was probably best. My only thought was that we could get value from Ax hands but it would be very thin.

@albertforletta1498

Ай бұрын

Calling is absolutely the best option. You think you want value from ace-x hands and you raise then you end up getting called with aces up for a better two pair.

I think with aces in that spot 2.5x the 3! Plus the dead money is fine. $200-225 would have been my sweet spot.

@dpaddock66

Ай бұрын

I like the large raise. If you makexit the standard 150-175 you get 2 calls. I don't like acting like a statue anymore... Too many people here in Vegas view that as strong. Acting weak or speaking typically is viewed weaker.

@nickg408

Ай бұрын

@@dpaddock66 why would 150-175 be standard?

@dpaddock66

Ай бұрын

A few things. $50 is not a min click, that would be $45 since the raise from $5 to $25 is $20. The standard raise is 3-4 times the bet, not the pot. With Aces, he definitely wants to induce a reraise pre flop or folds. If he gets 1 call, he'll get multiple calls. At these stakes, Js, Qs, Ks, & AK would reraise a typical 3x raise. They might fold to that large of a bet.

@MaydayAggro

Ай бұрын

Not sure where 200-225 comes from. 2.5x the 3b is 125, plus the two callers (25 + 25) = 175. You don't add your own original raise in the calculation because it is part of the 2.5x. You don't really want your 4b size to be more than 1/4 of the effective stack bc any more than that commits you to the pot. This is most likely why the villain asked why the bet was so big. He knows that if he were to go all in, hero is pretty much committed to the pot, which probably partially convinced him to fold.

Another great vid but don’t like resorts world ? Feel like there’s more action there

@panicpoker

Ай бұрын

I love the poker room at Resorts World but there is usually only a couple tables of $1/3 and maybe 1 table of $2/5 running. It usually picks up during the WSOP so I will probably get a few sessions in over there during the series. Usually less of wait than the other rooms on the strip.

First hand: You raised to 20. You do not need to raise as large at 2/5. I'd just make RFI 3bb unless in SB. T9s: I think villain turned his hand into a bluff on the river, so I think 3betting is not necessary.

@panicpoker

Ай бұрын

Would you add a BB per limper or just keep it at 3bb?

two 9❤s in the deck!? Just messing. Great vlog. Enjoy your content.

@panicpoker

Ай бұрын

Oops 😬 that should be the 9 ♦️

@staceymurdock2277

Ай бұрын

LOL, I thought the same thing

@robmusical

Ай бұрын

I see that what is that

Action player in seat 5 has a nice chip stack for a $500 cap game

@panicpoker

Ай бұрын

Yes he did, he got reallly lucky in a few big pots.

Hey, im a new sub. Watched some of your video's, im not knocking on how you play, but i saw a few things. You're a good player, but work on your confidence and always go with your gut. Last thing, play the player and not your cardsm Good luck and stay blessed

@panicpoker

Күн бұрын

Thank you 🙏 and welcome to the community!

Just a question,do you think maybe you should look into the lense instead of at yourself? I think it gives the viewer the illusion that your speaking to them...which you are, just sayin. Great vids either way

@panicpoker

Ай бұрын

I’ll admit I’m not great with the camera. I hate recording myself in public and I’m super uncomfortable staring into the thing looking at myself. It’s a work in progress but I do agree with your point. Appreciate the constructive feedback and thank you for tuning in!!

You raised with your Cards Face Up AA

@panicpoker

Ай бұрын

I’m never just calling/slow playing multiway so raise is the only option. Sizing could have been different. Maybe $200-$225.

16th

Bad deck. Two 9h.

@panicpoker

Ай бұрын

Should be 9 ♦️

reraising the river with 10/9h would have been suicidal. what are you gonna do when he jams on you? some players would be slow playing a flopped straight there. good thing when you cash out they never ask you how many pots you won...just how many chips you have.

@panicpoker

Ай бұрын

It’s a fold if he jams River. Not that I’m loving it but I would have folded for sure.

@jamesv4663

Ай бұрын

Pretty hard to flop a straight on A 9 6 nice try buddy. Thanks for your high level poker knowledge.

@paulmaier6305

Ай бұрын

@@jamesv4663 yes genius....at about the 11 minute mark, he had AA on a flop of 965