We get excited to see AK hand especially after a dry run for a couple of orbits and instantly get married to AK hand - habitually. In the process, we forget that AK is just a top end “drawing hand”. This is terrible ideas in particular in freezeout tournaments.Great vlog Lex. Keep up the great work.

You got me hooked on this episode. Awesome seeing you playing with your dad and both winning. Your style really shows the value of playing variety of hands with patience. Your dad seemed to play like a poker Jedi. I sometimes take my son on a poker trip and we really enjoy a good time.

Yo! Bro that's lovely to be playing poker with your dad. I wish I could do the same with my dad but he's all the way in Nigeria. Thanks for showing this

Awesome vlog! Wish I could open a card house here in Florida. TCH is so clean and modern. Love it.

seriously loving yr channel! keep it up big fella.

Watched a few of your videos and digging the vibes. Keep it up, I know it's a lot of effort and degens like me appreciate it 🙏

I do have a sense of humor , and a solid player . Keep up the vlogs and explain your thoughts process. Good job .

You played awesome lex nice win I’m actually thinking about moving to Texas loved the content

Hey man, seen you around the Hard Rock and I think Magic City once or twice. Didn't know you had a vlog.. but just binge watched like 10 videos! Great Channel definitely subscribing

Good fold with AK preflop given the action in front of you and knowing your opponents. Helps you didn’t have anything committed to the pot beforehand as well.

Road trip. Ka-Ching. Nice session. Good luck

Lex! You have a vlog! Awesome work man, looking forward to following along

You make some great footage bro! You have a decent voice for this type of stuff and you aren’t bad. Best of all you do all type of stakes. Just threw you a follow, keep it up man!

That's so cool your dad plays with you.

@Buy_Me_A_Nightmare

3 жыл бұрын

My 15 year old son and I play HUNL at least one night a weekend, it’s scary to see how quickly he learns.

I really wish small places to play some cards were more common throughout the US like these.. so you can really get to experience different atmosphere in lots of different places

The most of aggressive mucks I’ve ever seen

Great vlog. Excellent commentary and video. Beautiful card room. Messy hotel room.

I saw you playing at TCH the other day, wanted to say hi, but you were always in a hand. Keep up the great work on videos.

Love the content brother, keep it up!

I like you thinking and style. Keep it up

Ah I love like twenty minutes away from here! Dang wish I coulda dropped by to say hey!

The reads are strong with the bloke.

Appreciate the straight forward content and hand explanations.

Shout out to your Dad who has a cool son. He got you with that 54, don't sleep on old school buddy. Lol Awesome vlog episode great run at the tables in Texas.

Hey, love that fishnet “copper thread”mask. No, I mean I love it. I have one. It’s better than a regular mask bc “it zaps viruses as they pass through”. 😃

Love the vlogs. Been watching a lot. My only advice or really observation is that when you flop a monster even after you said they hate to fold you don’t raise. You check a lot of your good hands. I think opponents are exploiting this. Try to balance that range. Other than that love the action. Your an amazing player. Keep up the good content brother!

Thx for the Vlog... its much appreciated..

At first I thought you’d calling him Dad because he’s about the age your dad would be. You play well and hand analyze very well. GJ

listening to you on barts show right now. good luck w the vlog bro

Love your videos 👍🍻

90 y/o Stapes interviewing 80 y/o Lex at his retirement party: "Lex, having won more money and more bracelets than the 3 Phil's combined, a successful career as long as Doyle's, and owning the HSP record for number of times stacking Daniel Negranu, we all know what some of the HIGHLIGHTS of your career have BEEN. But what would you say the LOW point of your career has been?" - "Truthfully Joe, I'd have to say it was the walk of shame to the men's room at a little card room in Dallas after getting slow-rolled by my own FATHER!" 😂😂😁😁

New sub...great content. Keep it up!

Nice fold preflop with AK

Was that black chip at the end a dealer tip?? How much do you tip in a cash game?

Welcome to my city bro. Hope you enjoyed it

Nice blog, and good game. I am also thinking of going there from Ft. Lauderdale. Which hotel did you use, and how close is it to the card house?

@lexopoker

3 жыл бұрын

Courtyard Marriott: about 1 mile away !

You planning a move to Texas Lex? There is a lot of action there.

Welcome to Dallas

Your vlog helped me walk away with a W

@lexopoker

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome !

Tell your Dad he has to kick you under the table when he’s got it, lol

@GetRichorDieScratching

3 жыл бұрын

Ha ha.

@mauricedzwigaljr.3578

3 жыл бұрын

My dad’s 80 and he always gives me a shot to the ankle when he’s “got it”😁

@chrisriddle4433

3 жыл бұрын

@@mauricedzwigaljr.3578 That my friend, is called cheating.

@hschuler7892

3 жыл бұрын

@@chrisriddle4433 Yeah like what dude

@ivelostmymind6020

3 жыл бұрын

@@hschuler7892 like how women always tell you no means no, but you just dont care anyhow.

And you ain't kidding when you say these guys don't like to fold there in Texas 🤣 meanwhile here in jersey people are so nitty you'd be lucky if you ever got 2 streets of value on made hands ever haha nice content 👍🏿

Welcome to the Dallas

Great session, great hand captures, great vlog. Your pop is a dream dad. Is he married? (Asking for a friend.) Itching to play live again, don't know or care where I go. Las Vegas: So many low limit "pros". Rarely enough chum to feed all the sharks and barracudas. (I play $1-$3 and am always under rolled...) AUSTIN? Sure looks like fun! DALLAS? Hell yeah. TAMPA: Yep. (If it's winter...) SOUTH FLORIDA: so many "pros" and regs at the Hard Rock, so many OMCs elsewhere, but that said, The Big Easy looks like good action. Anyway, am going stir crazy here. Just saying. Living vicariously through poker vloggers. (Bless you.) Cheers from (still) locked down British Columbia.

@lexopoker

3 жыл бұрын

I’m glad I can provide some entertainment!

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commenting to bump your channel!

Heard you on CLP New sub!

Played with both of you @ rounders in San Antonio.

Nice fold AT

One Day I'll be as funny and tall as him!!! 😂😂😂 I was doing my morning routine of bathroom and watching poker and this had me howling way to early 😆😆

Hate playing against my old man! Best way to tilt me 😂.

Since there's no rake, what's the seat charge and the membership fee?

@croixricherson8684

3 жыл бұрын

Rake is $13 an hour

Man. A $1 tip on that J8ss hand was tough to see.

@lexopoker

3 жыл бұрын

I tip $1 every hand. I play almost 150 hours a month therefore I’m tipping a ton because I’m winning 10/20% of hands I see. I think $1 is fair given the amount of times I’ll be tipping in the month compared to the recreational who goes for 5 hours a week .

Dude!! I play here all the time! Live like 20 min away.

I would assume it would be much easier to win in that place vs. an established poker market like South Florida.

what did your membership cost

I never had the chance to beat my dad at poker. He just beat me.

I KNEW your dad had the 5!

@Seriously_Eh

3 жыл бұрын

He should have a Tee shirt made for his pop: "The old guy always has it..."

Hahah 5:15 the brad owen special

Love your mask. I have one just like it.

Great content. You got a new subscriber.

Yime is way way better not having dealers going into the pot!!

That was a funny joke with the straight flush. You sounded like another vloger who plays there called wes.

I wish i could of played poker with my dad........I wish, so bad, you woulda called with that SIx, you know the hand....

Hey Lex! Please play low stakes poker again. Where the seat is a maximum of $ 300.

You should head to the Bellagio in Vegas.

I dont watch brad owen since I watched him fold ace king pre flop.

I need a NY Card House to go to

Awesome vlog! Keep up the great work! Very entertaining

Is he really ur father?!?!?? BOOM BOOM BOOM lol😂😂😂❤️

first one here

What’s the point of showing a 6c?

Playing poker with your dad, awesome!

@lexopoker

3 жыл бұрын

It’s a lot of fun!

I would not be checking on any streets with second nut flush ever... great vlog tho

You flopped a flush and didn't bet on 3 streets. :)

Haha brad owen fake flop

$13/hr??? Wow. Very tough to make any money at 1/2 NL there then huh?

Good fold with the A-K off. That hand is way over valued by a lot of players.

You lose so much value when you hit a hand and dont bet it, even if it's small you still should bet it. More people will hero call than bluff.

@cabridelol

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah.. his just a average player, doesn't play poker well at all so shouldn't expect much from this guy

Start over betting ur big hands, you are leaving so Much money on the table when you bet 225 into 250 on the River when you know ur opponent has a good hand too. Try throwing out 350 next time. If he can call 250 he will call 350

@patocall8146

3 жыл бұрын

Completely disagree, he's new to poker he didn't even bet the flush,

Don’t personally like playing with a table with relatives on it I think they are just splitting the money colluding

The 4 bet sizing leads me to believe this is an inexperienced player (typical sizing would be to induce action from weaker ranges, this will be folding out a substantial amount of weaker ranges from the preflop 3 better and caller). Given that, their 4 bet range will be significantly more unbalanced, with almost no bluffs in this spot ever and rarely will QQ/JJ or AQs even be in this range. Knowing it's AK and KK+, we can comfortably fold AK here.

You're grounded.

Jealous man...I literally share zero common interests with my dad. I think he can't get over feeling like he's a disciplinary figure in my life and thus can't be a friend 🤷‍♂️

@n_a8917

3 жыл бұрын

Your father loves you. Perhaps he has a hard time communicating that clearly, but he does. How old are you?

You should tip more than a buck when you win a 1k pot.... just sayin

So, when you fly out to places like this do you intend to make back all that you paid for your trip? Honestly you're never making money this way. Hope its worth it for the content. But I doubt it.

@VodinhVlogs

3 жыл бұрын

I can't say for everywhere for poker but if you fly into Texas 1/3 you can definitely make all your money back for the trip and more.

@TheRealHaans

3 жыл бұрын

@@VodinhVlogs Can* as in very unlikely. lul

The board is blocked by the subtitles

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