Always protect the integrity of the game. Call the floor, let them handle the situation. Crazy that both opponents just gave away their hand strength freely... nice vid sir

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I wasn't expecting either of them to do that! Thanks for watching and for your comment!

@WetSocks97

Жыл бұрын

Agree with this comment. Not your fault that the players openly volunteered the strength of their hand. If they hadn’t said anything, then the river would’ve been shuffled back in and there wouldn’t be an issue. You did everything you could to protect your action without trying to angle either player. Live low stakes variance takes all sorts of forms…

@akapur9483

Жыл бұрын

@@HuggiePoker ppl make mistake, feel sorry for the other players as they got short changed.

Best Poker Vlog I have seen. I love the way you don't pause the hands and analyze them for an hour (exaggeration) but instead narrate what you were thinking in real time. Keep up the good work!

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

So glad you're enjoying it! Thanks for sharing 😄

@Notconceitedjustbetterthanyou

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

Great to see a new vlog from you. Nice win at Bellagio! Looking forward to see more from Vegas.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

There's a bunch more on the way! 🙂

I think you did the right thing by calling the floor. It’s the dealer’s job to track the action. If the dealer isn’t doing their job properly, it should definitely be called out. They both were going to fold to your turn bet anyway. It was nice of you to offer the player to your left his money back.

I played at resorts world once. On a Friday afternoon. They had a $3,000 guarantee $160 NL tournament. Only 10 of us registered. I pleaded with the field to do an even chop right there but they all declined. Seemed like a no brainer to me

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

That's hilarious 🤣

@sUmBOWLEY

Ай бұрын

Chop it up and play cash with the winnings. No brainier

It's nice to see a small, friendly game... I haven't played 1-3 for years... I kind of miss the loose fun..and massive drink pots😀.

Really excited to dive into like all of your volgs over the next month or so. Just getting into taking poker seriously after playing for fun a few times. Just hope to become a break even 1/3 player for the love of the game.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Good luck! Hope you do well at the tables. Let me know what you think of the vlog. 😄

We have missed you! Glad you are back!

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Glad to be back, G!

Thank you, going to vegas for the first time next month. I feel confident to play when I go down. 💯

Great win! Good luck!🍀

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Keith!

Huggie!!! I know I’m late on this but man it’s good to see you back! Crazy that you had the hand with the out of turn river. You were right to call the floor- don’t feel bad about it. Keep the content coming!!

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Dude, you're good! That seems to be the consensus on that hand, so I feel less bad about it than I did that night. Congrats on 1k subs, buddy, you've earned it!

@7CardFlushPoker

Жыл бұрын

@@HuggiePoker thanks man. I gotta catch up to you now!

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

@@7CardFlushPoker I don't doubt you will!

Nice format, style. The amount of time you spend on discussion is a great balance.

Absolutely you were right to call the floor!

Great video and graphics, that includes seat postion. Calling the floor on the burn and turn before your action was absolutely correct call. I always enjoy your content and the insight on differences between poker rooms was an added plus. I hope the run good continues.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Joe! Seems like the consensus so far is that calling the floor to protect my action was the right move. Guess I shouldn't feel too bad about it after all. 🙂

I really think you have great instincts and potential to be a great player! Really like your logic (most of the time:)

you absolutely did right by calling the floor

Just found your channel and subbed. Great vlogs. Cheers from The Netherlands

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Arnold! Appreciate it. 😄

I like the way you handled the hand when the floor got called over. Nothing wrong with sticking to the rules plain and simple.

Amazing content definitely subbed

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Palmer!

Very nice. Happy to see your bad run is over and didn't get you in full entitlement tilt mode.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Haha, thanks Tom! I'm not quite back up to my original bankroll goal, but things are going in the right direction. More fun vlogs on the way!

u did right protect ur hand and action

welcome back King

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Haha, thanks! 😄

First LFG 🔥 welcome back brother!

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, dude!

Thanks for the info regarding texas casinos and there hourly charge being better than vegas rakes. Going to play in texas soon and found it bizarre with there hourly charge. But it makes sense now ive heard u speak about it. Keep up the good work and vlogging. 😁😃

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Glad I could help explain it! Good luck at the tables..🙂

Wow what verbal judo for the information on the set. Taking that one lol 😂

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

I'm usually terrible at table talk and avoid it, but I felt really comfortable at this game!

I know where I’m playing when I go in October and it’s not Resorts World 😂

Congrats Good job good video and you sweet talk them well

The floor made the right call

nice win, that was a soft game, always call the floor with a burn and turn situation

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Doug! That seems to be the consensus, I feel a little less bad about it all now. 😅

That dealer who saw the deuce guy check out of turn was probably tired and somewhat on autopilot. I've seen the same thing happen a handful of times. I woulda offered the guy his investment back as well or I wouldnt be able to look myself in the mirror!

The floor made the correct decision. The guy with a deuce would NOT have called your turn bet.

damn you run strong bro, nice

I won $500 in half an hour at Resorts World $1/3 and then the game broke. I went to Venetian and won $500 more before their room closed for the night.

Love the blue felt at the bellagio! As far as the river and calling the floor you were just fine. Weird spot but ultimately your action was skipped and the opponent with the deuce said he would’ve folded if you bet. Him catching that river should’ve never happened.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, you're totally right, Jacob. Thanks for watching and for your perspective!

I would've done the same thing. I think you made the right call with the A4 hand

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Anthony! Good to hear I did what others seem to agree is the right thing. 🙂

Welcome back! Yes, 100% you're right to call the floor. This is a "burn and turn" before action is complete. You have every right to act on your hand, and are entitled to make an action. Dealers are humans too, and easily could have missed your action, or seen the check out of turn and assumed you had checked. But you absolutely can, and should, speak up when your action has been missed. It's a relatively simple fix as well. Regardless of whether you're bluffing or not, your turn deserves to happen. It's not rude or a dick move either, so you should not feel bad for doing it.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Hey Ryan, thanks for your feedback. I agree, and that's generally how I felt about my action and why I called the floor. I still felt kind of bad about it knowing that river would have helped my opponent though!

@DrHj-uz4cn

Жыл бұрын

I don’t like that the dealer picked up your cards so some one could see them if they were looking

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

@@DrHj-uz4cn I can see why you'd say that. On the video, it looks like they get exposed a bit. That being said, my camera is pretty low to the table compared to how high up everyone is sitting, so I doubt anyone would have been able to see.

your done it correctly and so did the floor

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks bud, seems to be the dominating opinion!

I love Resorts World 🌎 I have a Vlog from there and the action is great! Probably just a bad day when you visited. I’d definitely give them another try. Awesome Vlog!

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

I'll definitely give it a second chance next time I'm out that way! Thanks, buddy!

This tables 1-3 are profitable? Do you play in what time afternoon or night?

On the hand when you had 4-3 of diamonds ♦️ you should have made a polarized bet on the river since the flush draw missed. You will likely get called a large bet.

That’s crazy to see from resorts world, I’ve only ever been at good tables

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Interesting. Maybe I just caught them on a bad day or something!

I moved to 2/5, the effort is more rewarded. Nice video 👍

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! My next 4 videos are all going to be 2/5 and 5/10. Finally took at shot at 5/10 in Vegas!

Wow I think you should've tried to get value with the 23 hand after binking the nuts. I'd raise turn or lead about half pot river

I had a dealer do the exact same thing to me by dealing the river before I could act on the turn. In my case, I'd flopped a set and the river put four to straight on the board. I did the exact same thing you had done. I called the floor, and they reshuffled the river card into the deck and allowed me to act. I moved all-in and was called by a guy with two pair. I held on the river and won a nice pot.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

It's nice to hear they allowed you to keep your turn to act in your scenario too!

The missed action where you tried to bet the turn and the river peeled due to the dealer missing the correct action. You should always defend because the river influences action and that changes your idea of what you may have done. I have had this happen before and it caused a big stink but in the end I did as you did and offered the money the person put in back. They didnt take it either. But the gesture was there and made the game continue to be fun and friendly.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, there were no hard feelings at the game thankfully, and it didn't ruin the atmosphere. That was my main thought in offering his bets back, as the game was good, lots of fun, and I want the money to keep flowing, even if I give some back in the short term.

You ran great lots of Flush draws and you hit most. Great video And I think the floor is the way to go

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Poker's always easy when your draws get there! 😄

Which is the best place to play poker for beginners in Vegas

i would have called the floor also, what area of TX are you from?

With the KQo. He raised not knowing you were playing blind. I thought that gave away that he was pretty strong

the K6 hand on the CO? it looked like you were on the Button lmfao

Belagio dealers be messing up like that, happened to me before

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I've had it happen elsewhere as well. Human error is always going to be a part of the game unfortunately. 😉

On the the mis-delt river; 100% correct all day to have the floor shuffle the card back in. Good sport on offering the bets refund.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I thought the floor's ruling was correct, and it's what I was hoping for. I'm glad that's how it played out!

Always call the floor, let them make a ruling. That way you are not the bad guy if someone doesn't like it.

Good call ott with 43s. You definitely have the right implied odds; however, when no money goes in after you hit, those implied odds don't mean much. I think it might be better to block/donk bet. Bet small, and it might look weak especially when the draws miss. 32o is similar in terms of implied odds. They are worthless if you don't get the money in. I'd raise turn to 150 and then jam river 380 into 450. When you just call, you rarely get paid. And when you don't play big pots, implied odds are just an excuse to chase draws. Your A4s hand: That was messed up, but there is no way you could know that the 2 helped the IP player. I'd probably just go with the floor's decision but feel bad about it like you did. QJo was a good read and a good call.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

You know, I actually had a voice line about the missed bet & implied odds, but I ended up not including it in the final video. You're totally right though, we can't count our implied odds if we're not getting the value in the end!

You weren’t kidding, that was an incredibly soft table

First time watching really fun to see. But you really have to bet your straight with 2-3 as the board pairs and A-Q-5-5 plays all the aces so you will almost always get called there.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Yep, you're absolutely right. I missed out on some value on that hand in particular without a doubt. Thanks for watching!

you need to bet rivers more often with your strong hands, preferably overbets because they look like a bluff. You are missing out on tons of value by checking river. Trapping is a good tool but tends to be situational and the frequency you do it should be dependent on what kind of players you have at the table.

When i doubt. Call the floor.

you were definitely in the right

What do you use to edit your videos and how do you get card graphics?

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

I just use the free version of DaVinci Resolve. I think a lot of other vloggers use Adobe Premiere though. For the card graphics, I just use rectangles to construct the overlays. I actually built what's called a Fusion Composition in DaVinci with some custom scripts that allows me to easily paste in hand formats like "AsJc", and it'll convert it into the right format. I don't think most vloggers use an approach like mine, though.

If I hear the word "underwhelming" again today, I'm gonna go nuts.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

I think I only said it once in this video, just in regards to my experience at the Resorts World poker room!

You need to be betting that 23 hand when the river pairs. At that level you will almost always get a call by an ace who now is happy with two pair queen kicker. Remember most players at that level are only thinking about their hand relative to the board. Not what you may have.

Your right calling the floor. Not your fault at all.

You were right to call the Floor. The player on your left screwed up by acting out of turn; AND, both players would have folded to your bet on the turn - they said so themselves. So justice was done.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I'm inclined to agree. I don't think the fact that I was bluffing is relevant so much as the intention of the bet and preserving the missed action. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

Is it allowed to film on iPhone?? I think they have strict policy to use phone while playing.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

The poker clubs in Texas typically allow recording. Most casinos don't, but some do if you request permission.

I guess the only question is would you do the same if the river was a 3

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

I'm assuming you're talking about the hand where I called the floor? Absolutely, I requested to call the floor before my opponent mentioned that the river helped him. I didn't want that information, I just wanted to protect my action.

U were 100% right to call floor. Dealer made mistake not you. I would also be upset if I was guy with the 2, casino should have split pot with everyone in the hand no rake

In Vegas is there still a poker room in Planet Hollywood

@Aza23ba

21 күн бұрын

no... Horseshoe or MGM is closest room to PH

That first hand at bellagio 😂 you’re such a bully! Always nice to get a table of inexperienced players

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

I just can't help myself. 😂

Good Vlog man! I only noticed one error... besides all the weak opening and calling lol.... the hand where you turned the nuts... you have to be raising the turn as your opponent will put you on a draw, he had top pair so he wasn't going anywhere. no matter what the river is, you have to bet that as he never has a boat in that situation..... you could get away from it if he raised you all in but with top pair he is always going to call you Keep it up dude.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Hey, thanks for watching and for your feedback! I definitely missed out on value in a couple spots. I acted too hastily, and sometimes expected specific players to continue value betting when they shouldn't based upon their previous plays. It didn't work out in those spots, and like you said, the takeaway is to get the money in earlier and/or lead out to build the pot more often.

@AverageDadOfficial

Жыл бұрын

@@HuggiePoker hey, you won and that's the main thing! Heading out to Vegas next month 22-27 September, staying at resorts world if you around for some cash games? 👍

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

@@AverageDadOfficial I wish! I've only been to Vegas twice, and I'm not sure when I'll get to be out that way next. Good luck, and let me know if you're ever playing in Texas!

@AverageDadOfficial

Жыл бұрын

@@HuggiePoker will do! I am in Austin for the formula 1 next year, I will hit you up 👍

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Sounds good!

After you turned the nuts with 2 3, the only river card to stay nutted is a 9. All other cards change the nuts.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

That's true, but I don't think we have to be worried about the nuts all the time. I was still planning to check-raise when the river paired the board.

Defending your action on the burn is the correct play there. You don’t want to let players know when you are bluffing and when you aren’t. You took a line bluffing and for that $40 you were entitled to actually bluff him before he saw a river. He never would have called the turn bet w a pair of 2s. You didn’t do anything wrong, the dealer just made an error. The error either punished you or him. If the dealer didn’t make the error the result was what happened when you called the floor. Just an akward situation. You were a good sport in offering his chips back. Great job finding that soft table. Any tips on how you do that?

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Hey, thanks for sharing your thoughts! I honestly just got lucky, it wasn't table selection at all. It was a brand new table that we were all called for. This game overlapped with the WSOP, so I think a lot of the games were particularly juicy while that event was ongoing.

You were sloppy with that Ace/King.

Should have bet folded the 3,4 hand on the river

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, agreed.

"How to win at poker when you're running hot"

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Sometimes that's just how it goes. 🤷

are you selling card covers?

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

I will be soon! I have 500 of them here at my house, but I need to get a state tax application filled out before I can sell them on my merch shop. 😊

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Hey man, just letting you know you can now buy these in the new merch shop! shop.huggiepoker.com

You def did right by calling the floor over. Also you did the respectable thing by offering the other player a rebate seeing as your bet on the turn would have changed the action of the game. Also him not accepting the rebate kinda shows your bet on the turn would have made him fold. Either way you did the right thing by calling the floor. Always call the floor an after their decision the other players and you can decide what to do.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, thanks for sharing your perspective. I think you're right in all regards!

Cool vlog. Nit rolled that gentleman with QJ in the three bet pot. His line makes zero sense.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

I can see why you'd say that, but I definitely wasn't trying to nit roll him! I hadn't seen him bluff up until this point, I'd only seen him overvalue hands. I initially thought there were some hands that beat me that play it the way he did, but the more I thought about it, the less that made sense. Just took me a minute to think through it before deciding on a call. 🤷

🤔👍

On the blind KQ hand, you said you'd raise his $24 bet to $64, but before you pushed the money over the line, he declared all-in and you folded. Were you obligated to give him the extra $40 by declaring your earlier raise?

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Yes, sorry that wasn't clear from the way I cut the video. I put the chips in the middle before he declared he was all-in. If I hadn't, I still would have been obligated to pay.

While calling the floor was the correct call, what are you doing to your reputation sitting at a friendly 1/3 table when you are clearly up? I think demanding the floor action, while correct per the rules, is not the correct move in the long run. Yeah you tried to chop it back to the other player and his error was talking about his hand. However, again, it is a 1/3 game, not the final table at the WSOP. As for the video, very smooth voice, great cadence, great explanation and content. A few weeks ago when I was in Vegas I found the Bellagio 1/3 tables not necessarily soft, but easily readable. You knew who the grinders and locals were.

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, that is definitely a legitimate argument, and ultimately is the reason I tried to offer my opponent's money back to him. I didn't want the game to take a sour turn from trying to simply correct the action. I had the same impression as you about the players at the Bellagio during my visit, for the most part anyway. Appreciate your feedback, thanks for watching!

Would be nice to see hands you lose too

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Hey man, I appreciate and respect that feedback. That being said, this particular night, I just ran really well, and I basically included all my losing hands (not counting hands where I saw a flop and folded right away). If you want to see a bunch of losing hands, I suggest checking out episodes 35 & 37.

Love the nit roll on the QJ hand....🙄

U never had a burn and turn

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, fortunately the floor rectified it.

I wouldn't be tattle telling to the floor like a kid

Soft, yeah, and youre missing value by playing way too trappy, bet your hands big , these fishes will always think youre bluffing , you left a lot of money out there!!

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Which hands do you think I played too trappy?

@ryanreid5859

Жыл бұрын

@@HuggiePoker two pair with 4 3. Straight when he had A7. Both are bets maybe you need to subscribe to crush live poker. Ha ha ha

So much missed value. Lol too much checking on the river

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, that's fair. I definitely have some leaks as a player, but am continuing to work on them.

@ryanreid5859

Жыл бұрын

@@HuggiePoker we all do.

@02:30 "I feel like it's such a weak raise I might be able to steal this pot on the next street so I make the call". This is the kind of move that shows why fish are fish. This guy thinks he's a genius but in reality his thinking is one dimensional and -ev. A person who min raises here either has a monster or a weak hand. So by planning on raising the next street to steal you are assured of winning small pots or getting clobbered in big ones. Fish like this don't understand that poker is a CONTINUM. It isn't that you win one hand and that's it. It has to print EV over the long haul. I could literally raise huge with ANY 2 cards on nearly ANY street and I'm stealing 95% of the time successfully. Problem is when you lose it's so massive that it takes forever to win it back.

Stopped watching as soon as I seen you fold a3 of clubs

43 trash hand 32 trash hand K2 trash hand 84 trash hand K6 trash hand Q2 trash hand Be glad that you sat at the art-loving table. you just won with great luck with these hands. and there was something you didn't win with.

why.... do.... you... taaaalk.... liiiike..... thiiiis.... in.... yoooour.... vloooog?

@glennhagstedt

Жыл бұрын

You are dragging out every wordeeeee, likeeeee, thiseeeeee

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Maybe you're watching it at half speed.

Huggie: I'm not a hater - this is just feedback. Your diction on most sentences - your voice drops down at the end of your sentences - making your speaking difficult to listen to me (for me). I hope you get some voice coaching and try and sort it out if you care to - your poker content is ok and you'll probably build up a following - but the voice thing . . .

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

Hey Eric, no offense taken. I'm not a public speaker by any means. I'll see what I can do to improve things on that front. Thanks for watching and the feedback!

@HuggiePoker

Жыл бұрын

It also probably doesn't help that I recorded this while getting over COVID.

Is your middle name Lucky? LOL!

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