Absolutely love the “see every hand” vlog style.

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Noted ✍️

I'm sorry you hated recording this session so much because it was highly insightful and such a breath of fresh air to see all the card deadness, no other vlog does that, but it sounds like it's for obvious reasons with the camera recording. If you do find out what you did to upset the poker gods to lose the 2 rivers with your set, please let me know. I'm losing my 90/10's all the time and I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE. Anyways, happy to be a new follower, keep it up man!

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Thanks for the support! And would love to do it again but the editing took twice as long for the same length of video which in total was about 24 hours! Plus having to take notes of 124 hands on the felt rather than the usual 10-15 made playing extremely hard! Plus having a full time career, family & moving houses,,, lets just say it wasn’t an easy week of editing haha

@Trust_but_Verify

5 күн бұрын

You need fold pre-flop AA to make amend with poker god.

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

@@Trust_but_Verify don’t tempt me!

@KenDavis-uo8kq

5 күн бұрын

@@NorCal_Pokerthat’s a hectic week man. Interestingly and somewhat puzzling: On the 9,9 hand, you were an 81.82% favorite on the turn; not 84%. 🤓 Does it matter? No. Is it weird? Yes. lol. Do I know why? Nope. Btw, it’s cool you include the rice farming. 👍

@KenDavis-uo8kq

5 күн бұрын

@@Trust_but_Verifythe sacrificial AA lol 🤣.

The best Low Stakes vlog out there!!

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Kind words! 🙌🏻

Love this format and seeing all the hands 🍻

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Good to know!

I actually like the long form live session hand reviews. Maybe not every video, but once every now and then would be interesting. I can only assume the recap would be much more fun if you won a bunch of money, vs down $500.

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Surprisingly, results don’t alter my mood since I started the vlog since every session I can have “content.” The reason I didn’t like doing it was the time factor. Total editing took over 24 total hours & running a business I just don’t have that free time. Plus during the session I didn’t even have time to think since I had to take note of 124 hands rather than the 10-15 I usually feature. Just unsustainable both on the felt & editing!

Maybe the problem is , Believing in Poker God's..

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

Just a saying lol

😩😂😂😂 that crying meme was hilarious! Sorry they sucked out on you bro! You’ll definitely win there more often than not💯

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Fingers crossed!

And the thing that's often missed is the underlying effect on the mental game within our own emotions that we all deal with and how it can subtly affect your play for the rest of the session. When you win a big pot early you're usually going to be playing with confidence... loose and relaxed as the session continues. But when you get jammed running it twice as a huge favorite and now you're stuck $500... it's very hard to play as well as you would have had you been up $500. Of course we all try to just play the best we can and not be results oriented, but that doesn't mean a big swing against after getting it in great doesn't really negatively affect players....just brutal on the meta-game. And like you said on the outro... stuck $400 and you played well, which I agree you did and you avoided mega tilt... but the level of confidence you didn't have is really hard to put an exact value on ...but it's real and tangible. Spots you might have raised in but instead you folded her just called etc... Keep your head up, you played well.

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Appreciate the feedback as always! 🤙🏻

I like how you play and love the style of this vlog. Showing the folds.

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Thank you my man 🤝🏻

I'm glad you did this. Nice to see how many hands a skilled player is folding. Shows the patience a winning poker game requires. Thank you for putting up with having to record all of them!

@NorCal_Poker

3 күн бұрын

Appreciate the support & glad to show this side of it!

This was your best vlog that you have ever done in my opinion. If you keep doing your fold and playable hands your subscription I think will double in no time. Thanks for all the hard work.

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Thanks for the kind words! If it didn’t take so long, I’d give it another shot. Maybe in the future 👀

Love this format and seeing all the hands !!!

@NorCal_Poker

2 күн бұрын

Good to know, thanks!

97ss hand results orientated good check back but a bet on the turn seems best to extract value. On their exact hand you’d see some check raise if not raises to find an easy fold to save you money when you hit River. This line “loses you more” on the exact result but I feel betting the turn is something to consider. The River as played I agree there’s not much value left

I enjoyed the vlog a lot. Thank you! One thing I've done when I'm card-dead, is to look for opportunities to bluff. Bluffing with some of those hands you're tossing, can be profitable. It's also good for your image. And it's fun!

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

That’s a good idea! Table was super stationy so I avoided the in between hands

@henryguessed

2 күн бұрын

“”Card dead" is a statistically induced state of mind. It’s a mix of impatience, injustice, and panic.” - Tommy Angelo

Getting it in good, is always a win. Keep up the good work

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Facts & will do! 🫡

Great stuff! I am loving the uncontested pots and am working on being more assertive and confident early on to build a (VR) pot and take it down that way, myself. Question: How often do the seats turn over in your live sessions? How often do you have recs come in with one buy in, lose it, and leave?

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

At Capitol not too often since it’s a deeper match the stack game. At games with a cap, pretty often!

Great vlog. This is a tough format because you have to show every hand. But it also gives your opponents insight into your range. Doug has probably watched it twice and taken careful notes. He did a similar vlog. Keep up the great work.

@NorCal_Poker

8 сағат бұрын

Thanks for the positive feedback!

This should be your blog every time. It shows potential players what it's actually like to sit at table for hours, be card dead, get sucked out on, make good folds, feeler bets, position moves, etc. I'm just 1 old guy who's played for years, but that'd be my advice.

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Appreciate the feedback. If it didn’t take twice as long to edit, I might. But after hearing yours & other people’s opinions being positive, I’ll try & mix it into the rotation!

@brian-ck9xs

5 күн бұрын

We would definitely appreciate it. Thank you.

Great to see all the cards and hear your thoughts. You played a little nittier than I usually do in live games so this is very helpful. You’re probably right in the long run profitability as far as Q9s is concerned but man do I love that holding. Wishing you good luck form the Netherlands!

@NorCal_Poker

8 сағат бұрын

Thanks for the positive feedback & since this table had more 3-bettors I tightened up!

Thanks for your insight on each hand.

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed! Didn’t know how this one would go 🫡

I know you hated doing play by play on hands but I actually enjoyed it made me feel like I was playing also. So much appreciated. Hope you run better next time. Jay from Tennessee 😎

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

I enjoyed the final result of it, just hated the time it took 😅 Appreciaye it Jay!

Losing when you're an 86% favorite is totally brutal. Nothing you can do but continue to make the right choices and hope they work out in the long run. Love your videos my guy still new to the channel but keep it up. Good luck with the rice fields. Also gave you a like and subscribe. Love the poker vlog

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Appreciate the kind words & support! 🤝🏻

AJss hand well played. For a station like this if you hit an ace or a spade you can bomb it for pot or even over pot but as ran out you played it spot on.

Loved the AK jam! Also, you played the 99s hand great, got it all in for a massive pot as a HUGE favorite. Unfortunate runout but if you keep playing like this you'll be the next Brad Owen. As always, love the vlogs!

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Appreciate the support, as always! 🙌🏻

@mattperil6074

4 сағат бұрын

I subbed to your channel , yeah that was brutal.

Absolutely love the videos. Thank you for taking the time and effort. It is very helpful to enforce the learning and understanding or hands that lower stakes will sometimes want to play like Q9s of K10o. I am curious why you fold A2s early and limp A3s later?

@NorCal_Poker

3 күн бұрын

Appreciate the support! And it’s really table dependent for me. A2 suited in general, has gotten me in alot of trouble. If you make a straight on 345, a lot of people play 67 suited or unsuited so it can get you in a lot of trouble, whereas if A3 makes a straight on 245, not many people are playing 63. Just my opinion on the hand! (But I do play it in my next vlog!)

Pocket 9s hand was brutal. I prefer the "see every hand" style, because I learn or reinforce much, much more that way.

@NorCal_Poker

8 сағат бұрын

It was & good to know, thanks for the feedback!

Good to see all of the hands!!!

@NorCal_Poker

Күн бұрын

🫡

You're much more disciplined than I am! If I'm last or next to last to act I play 3,5 4,6 and for sure A2 suited. People are aggressive in Austin so if I can get in for less than 4x bb and you hit a crap hand it pays off. But I'd probably be better off folding LOL

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Just table dependent for me!

You should trade your cards for the pot when the hand is over. I've seen dealers push the pot to the player more times than I can count.

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

Good idea 👍🏻

Do this style again! 😬

Will you do a tourney vlog? I know rungood is coming up to thunder valley in the middle of July. Keep up the great work.

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Tournaments have never appealed to me since I have limited time. Maybe back in the day I would’ve!

Thanks for showing all hands. Hope to see more, but feel your pain tho. :)

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

I’ll mix it in the rotation!

I get this was a total pain to record and edit, but I did love seeing every hand, it even made me like and subscribe! Maybe do this style once every few months, or at least just number the hands so we the viewers get an idea of how long it is between big hands and how many hands are actually being played etc. Thanks for the content it was great !

@NorCal_Poker

6 сағат бұрын

Appreciate the support & follow! Next vlog I’m gunna implement some more non action hands just to get more of a realistic feel of the session!

I like the differentiation on every hand dealt v. most all vlogs. Obviously showing exciting hands is exciting, but this format has the benefit of helping you see your own hand history without the tilt. I totally get why you might not want to keep that up though. It looks like a LOT of work!

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Appreciate that feedback! Definitely might mix it into the rotation with all the positive opinions 👀

Loved the video you should do this more! lol im jk Keep up the great work man!

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Haha it’ll take years off my life if I do! But appreciate it as always

like this format

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

Noted ✍️

Do you mix any bluff in ur ranges? I can appreciate the tight straight up play but just asking!

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Most of my bluffs are preflop & flop cbet bluffs. Occasionally when I flop cbet bluff & pick up equity I’ll bomb the turn. But it’s burning money to bluff most 1/3 opponents. Your win rate will come from value betting light

@mattperil6074

4 сағат бұрын

It comes over time mostly the board and range and what you think they have vs what you have etc

First off I wanna say I enjoy your weekly videos and think you have much potential in the game. That said I think you're folding too many playable hands like 74s and A6s are both good hands with lots of post flop potential. I recommend mixing it up a bit more by throwing a few of them in when you play. It will confuse your opponents and often lead to bigger wins. Personally I even like playing suited Kings and Queens because the GTO kids never see it coming lol.

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Suited aces I agree! Other hands, I don’t play against GTO players so tossing those hands in the muck with CA rake is best!

What type of rice are you growing? Calrose medium grain or short grain? Are you selling your crop to the US market, or Japan?

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Yup calrose medium grain & we sell to a mill in a neighboring town who distributes world wide

@fialee8

5 күн бұрын

@@NorCal_Poker If your rice ends up in Nishiki, Homai, or Botan... I've prob eaten some of your rice at some point. 🌾🍚🍙

congratulations on your new house

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

Thank you, appreciate that!

For those big all ins stand up but your backpack on and call the dealer from the parking lot to see if you won

@NorCal_Poker

Күн бұрын

Haha I should try it 🤔

Overfolding suited Ax and Kx hands preflop in a juicy game is a pretty major leak. From any position (though the later the better) those hands can be very lucrative in small stakes games unless your competition is a sewing circle of nitty regs. In which case game choice is a problem.

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

I beg to differ simply because of rake in CA! But appreciate the feedback 🫡

@smitty5024

5 күн бұрын

I didn't see him fold any suited Ax hands. I seen him fold offsuit Ax a few times out of position.

@aptaylor75

5 күн бұрын

@@smitty5024 rewatch… he folds suited Ax twice and suited Kx at least once.

@aptaylor75

5 күн бұрын

@@NorCal_Poker yeah the rake can be a difference maker. But if the rake is that high, I suggest seeking out some home game action if you can network a bit and find it. Good luck out there!

Been digging your vlog for a minute. How often do you play online (GG I assume?), stakes ($.50/$1?), and how many tables at once? Keep grinding! Seems like you have the skills to move up to the $5 blinds too. Even if you buy-in for minimum/short. Cheers man.

@NorCal_Poker

3 күн бұрын

I play around twice a week 4 tables at once! Going pretty well on that side of things!

@darren352

3 күн бұрын

@@NorCal_Poker Right on. I figured as much. Never card dead 4 tabling! Ha!

Great vid. This is so realistic about how much you have to fold. Obviously, the 999 run out was a buzz kill. Sorry. That should happen roughly .0224%.

@NorCal_Poker

Күн бұрын

Sheesh that’s wild!

My god that last hand. Everyone is so nitty. Checking trips and a straight ahead of you on river……..

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Definitely was shook by that. Thought I was nitty for not value betting, then saw that shit 🤣

12:20 You got 15 outs. So: around 32% equity! Betting a pot size or more ($150+) is the only right move against anyone; Calling Station included. Checking back is looking for troubles. Even with tow pairs (K4, K3, 43) he would $hit his pants!! _(will continue comment as a reply to this post after I see river card before the action by anyone)_

@pot_kivach160

4 күн бұрын

7c...taht's right! He (top pair weak kicker) bets into a weak hand. This guy is far from a CS.

Rough beat with the set. It happens though just gotta be happy you got it in good

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

Exactly!

Funny i was just looking for a new video from.

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Glad to assist 🫡

@Startedfromthebottompoker

5 күн бұрын

Lmao

@Startedfromthebottompoker

5 күн бұрын

I love it

You're more able to fold tight since your table was flush with calling stations as said. Allows you to play your eventual good hands more normally. I'm used to getting no action after card dead for a spell as they consider me tight & strong by then... which then requires an occasional bluff attempt with wider range now & then. Increases variance a bit as I blow a few more small bets when miss but called/beat, but can lead to hidden strength when the meh hands hit hard. Or take down pre with trash which is always good for tiny bit of confidence.... even worth a show face up to let em know I'm capable so they don't think me a NIT. Or, I MAY be overthinking after 4 dry + run into it + outdrawn sessions. 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

@NorCal_Poker

19 сағат бұрын

Definitely need to mix in more bluffs in the future for myself as well!

I like this style better tbh

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Noted ✍️

Your year sounds like mine. Get the money in super good in the big pots and can never hold. Hope it changes for us!

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

Here’s to a better second half! 🍻

What do you use for recording? Just iPhone?

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Refurbished iPhone 12

@peterkan7296

5 күн бұрын

@@NorCal_Poker enjoy your videos, keep it up.

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

@@peterkan7296 thank you & will do!

Couldn't do wrong how you played the set of 9s vs the flush draw kinda socks you I got sucked out twice 2 river cards. Also folding king 10 suited to 3 and 4 bets was a good fold. Did like the all trash hands you showed I think another blogger doses that too

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed, thanks for the support!

Make a video playing every single hand

I like... 🤗 *the format, not the result. 😬

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

Same 🙌🏻

Didnt mind seeing all your holdings no complaint here.

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Good to know ✍️

I think I've lost all HUGE pots that actually matter. Biggest I hit the A high straight on turn. I had built my stack to $1,600 and pot was already $900. I jammed all in and guy said I guess you hit the straight, I call...and then makes a full house on the river. That crap doesn't happen when I only have $100 in my stack LOL

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Oof!

Regarding your standing with the poker gods, I think you pissed them off with all the trash talk about tourney players.😂

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

I’m standing on that 😆

Not sure what the game is like but is Q9s actually a “profit killer” at 1/3?

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

No, but a tight player opened which is why I folded. It’s a hand that’ll be dominated against. If I play Q9ss it’s gunna be me opening the action, not calling a raise

You have to open ace deuce suited even if in early position!

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

A3 suited + yes!

@CriZBeX

3 күн бұрын

@@NorCal_Poker What’s your reasoning for that? And blood diamond superstition doesn’t qualify haha

@NorCal_Poker

3 күн бұрын

@@CriZBeX mainly because of the straight over straight reverse implied odds against 76

@CriZBeX

2 күн бұрын

@@NorCal_Poker What about the flush over flush for stacks (max value) implied odds? You may want to add this in your arsenal unless you want to give up an edge

@NorCal_Poker

2 күн бұрын

@@CriZBeX it’s mainly table dependent too. I’ll play it in my next vlog (fun result)!

Did you just keep the phone recording on this vlog ?

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Nope. Press record after each hand!

Also I would have like to see the picture run out of your K 10 suited hand even though you folded.

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

952 flop, 3 bettor checked, 4 bettor jammed. 3 bettor folded TT face up 4 bettor didn’t show

Can you do a meetup game at Graton?

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Would love to

When you run it twice, you're easier to play against. While the EV doens't change, there's a lesser chance that they'll lose money.

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

I just do what people want: doesn’t bother me either way!

@pot_kivach160

4 күн бұрын

@@NorCal_Poker people won't your money. And that does not bother you?

@pot_kivach160

4 күн бұрын

_While the EV doens't change, there's a lesser chance that they'll lose money_ , Now, how can this be? (both ways??)

@internetposta7389

3 күн бұрын

@@pot_kivach160 Well, them being aggressive they win money two ways. You folding a better hand or winning on the runout. When you run it twice, there's a chop often. Says say I play 44 aggressively and shove on you. You have JJ. You all. YOu're ~80% to win. That is, 80% of the time, you're getting teh full pot, 20% of the time, I get the full pot. Run that twice, my odds of chopping/winning are 36% chop, 4% win. Thus, it makes it easy for people to be aggressive as 40% of the time they're chopping anyways. Overall the EV is still the same but the risk to them is far, far lower.

@pot_kivach160

3 күн бұрын

@@internetposta7389 no idea what you're talking about. (and don't care about EV). . One thing about running it twice is: the pot has been diluted 50%. When I am ahead and with ALL-IN I put my opponent on a limb. Odds are in my favour. (Regardless of number of his OUTS). So, Running it twice, I am giving his drawing hand double chance. So, if he had (16 outs) 67% chance to lose entire pot running it ONCE, now (running it TWICE) he will have 67% chance to lose half of the pot only, and 67% chance to win half of the pot. That's a way better position for him. Besides, If my opponent knows in advance I will let the pot run twice, he will be encouraged to take advantage of it, by bluffing me more often with drawing hand. If I call his bluffs, then we run it twice, if I fold, then he gets the entire pot without even challenging it!! That's why I NEVER EVER accept nor offer running it more than once. . I don't care about EV, as I believe it's a futile poker philosophy that has no practical usage. (Gambling and investing are two different animals).

9:00 If my math is right, you had about a 2% chance of losing both boards by double suck-out like that. There's "brutal" bad beats, and then there's ludicrous.

@NorCal_Poker

3 күн бұрын

That’s nasty 🤮

Appreciate this style vlog, my 2 cents is play more hands. Being that passive isn’t going to get you anywhere.

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

Beg to differ in the game I’m in. Only hand I can see not playing is A6ss or maybe Q9ss. Everything else, is burning money in this game

@isaiahcatarozzoli9373

4 күн бұрын

@@NorCal_Poker fair enough! I don’t know that game at all, I just know in general at 1/3 where you’re the better player at the table, you want to see as many flops as possible

‘Solid’ players shouldn’t be limping at all unless it is a late position over limp, let alone with suited aces.

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Might’ve used the wrong wording on that description

I appreciate your effort, but can fully understand why you wouldn't want to do it often. Curious: How many hours to get to that 124 hands played?

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

The reason I didn’t like doing it was the time factor. Total editing took over 24 total hours & running a business I just don’t have that free time. Plus during the session I didn’t even have time to think since I had to take note of 124 hands rather than the 10-15 I usually feature. Just unsustainable both on the felt & editing! Only a 3 & a half hour session too

@Poker-in-VR

5 күн бұрын

@@NorCal_Poker it's crazy how much time it takes to edit things down! But thankfully it's evergreen content, and in 2 years people will still find the same play session valuable as they find your channel and dive into your video history.

DO THIS STYLE AGAIN!

@NorCal_Poker

Күн бұрын

🫡

Last hand of the day - player 1 has trips, player 2 has a straight... pot has $45 aka 15bb and both OOP players check.... I would literally never play there again, since that is the most OMC type of game I've ever seen.

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

I actually love having these players in the game. Cuz they’ll call down super light & you can get a ton of value with you have it: then when they get you just over fold

is the homdepot bucket for when u win 100K in chips?

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

It was for work but I’m gunna roll with this idea 😆

@temujinkhan6326

5 күн бұрын

@@NorCal_Poker my family farmed rice before we moved from asia didnt think rice would still be grown commercially in the US with the high cost of production

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

@@temujinkhan6326 a lot more difficult this year but like everything, it has its ups & downs!

Side note Q9 is a callable hand imo.

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

😆

You are playing a 8% VPIP and complain you get no action??? REALLY?

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

8% 🤣

Your pre-flop range is too tight for low-stakes. +EV in any position with K10o (even as early position raise), JTo, A6s

@NorCal_Poker

8 сағат бұрын

If action was folded to me, I agree! Those hands had a raise in front of me from tighter players! Didn’t say that in my analysis since I wanted to speed up the folds

We grow rice in America?

@NorCal_Poker

3 күн бұрын

Yessir, CA, Arkansas, Mississippi & Texas to name a few!

I feel your pain, that is a carbon copy of my running since November 23, so fekkin frustrating and painful and it always the big hands that matter!!! And so sick of bad plays and calls with nothing on flop only to go runner runner with the only 2 that can counterfeit my hand!!! Sick of it now tbh tried playing through it only for it to continue, have taken a little break hoping the poker gods have moved on to some other poor begger and leave me alone for my return!!!! Quality vlogs bud, keep your chin up and hopefully we get a hand or two to hold up soon!!! 🫣🫡🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@NorCal_Poker

Күн бұрын

Here’s to a better second half 🍻

Loving the blood diamonds comment, lol. Great video as always especially while showcasing what you clearly pointed out is the absolute and total reality of playing live poker in terms of the hands that one is usually dealt day in and day out. You'll get em next time, sir 🫡

@NorCal_Poker

2 күн бұрын

Appreciate it brotha!

Already got a tell on you.

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

I have several tells that I know about & still implement based on who is at my table!

Teach me how to farm man

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

I barely know myself 🤣

9 high like a boss 😂

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

One of the best clips!

On 87cc against the “tight” player does he really open to only $10 with AA to invite the whole world in for a pot builder? I doubt it. Why not 3! This to $25 to iso the tight player who likely has Kq, AJ plus and 99. Why ? Position and it’s hard to hit boards. You should be able to lift him off his hand on many boards by the turn. You will rep strong pairs that will have him concerned. If there’s a high card he doesn’t like you’ll win and if he’s ahead and won’t fold you’ll find out. Rarely you will get 4! Pre here imo as this guy will need KK plus unless he’s super aggressive. On turn as played why not min click the loose player to take over the betting lead in position once the tight player folds and rep the 3 and slow this guy down. You can check back River or bet if the 8 or 7 comes on the River. Your line certainly was ok as well. 99 seemed to be a possible holding to of this other player.

21:45 You fold QJo?!

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

To a raise, yes

Bro Q9s is an open fold UTG+2/MP1 because it eats profit, but in the UTG straddle raising A2o-A7o over a BTN limp is good? You got it backwards, I get that you’re LP but even with just a BTN limp you want to only ISO A8o+, I don’t think it’s bad to go one pip lower, in fact it’s probably perfectly fine, my point is at the same table that you raise A7o, you need to be consistent with your logic, Q9s is horrible fold in that spot at such a table

@NorCal_Poker

19 сағат бұрын

I understand your logic but what your missing is it’s all based off of player types. I was playing against guys I know which means different spots, different action

Did Daddy leave him a big ole rice farm!

@NorCal_Poker

2 күн бұрын

I wish it was that easy 🤣

I thought people in CA cant play on gg poker?

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

They cannot. This is club GG. Same network & format. Just a club similar to poker bros!

@johnnyballer1

3 күн бұрын

@@NorCal_Poker im not familiar with poker bros. So is club gg real money and allowed in CA?

Never seen you so nitty

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

👴🏻

@ONKELTEX

5 күн бұрын

@@NorCal_Poker OMC😂😂

Dude who raised 100, then folded, wtf.

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

🤔

boy if you don’t raise 97s on the button…

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

Haha last hand of the day just wanted to get in cheap to be honest

That’s crazy you don’t play JT . Look how that guy got pay and got the straight🤷🏻‍♂️I mean don’t play it everything because it depends what bets are in before the flop but JT is a decent hand . Again depending the pre-flop bet

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

I folded against a tight player open. If it folds to me or a loose player opens, I’m playing it 100% of the time

No such thing as a solid player who open limps

9:25 _...if you know how to turn my luck around, drop your comments down below..._ Yes, I do! Here are my 5 cents: #1. Stop believing in poker gods. A loser invented them. #2. Bet larger on turn when clearly ahead. $130 bet does NOT deny him pot odds in this particular scenario! (with $130 bet, you wanted to keep him in, so you made it, then!) #3. Understand Poker variance (fundamental poker). "Bad Beats" are invented by loser. The River street is also a card, isn't it. #4. Understand Poker Bankroll (fundamental poker) #5. Never EVER accept run-it-twice offer when clearly ahead. If you need further (more detailed) clarification, drop me a shout. Cheers!

J10. Qj several aces hands why fold these hands

@NorCal_Poker

3 күн бұрын

Because it was against players that opened in early position & those hands are dominated against that range. Plus people tend to 3-bet more so if I just flatted I could easily get squeezed & forced to fold

Way to tight

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

*too

Enjoy the content but my man you gotta work on the way you talk to us. The melodic redundancy is making me go insane after only a few minutes.

@NorCal_Poker

3 күн бұрын

🤷🏻‍♂️

I would take -$400 loss , could be worse

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

Definitely!

Ugh....just ugh..twice.

@richmondflores1368

3 күн бұрын

Set flushed twice

you only play high cards and pairs... so many suited includinf KT clubs... no wonder you lost

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

I played every suited connectors I had so besides pairs, suited connectors & high cards idk what else I should play 🤣

Once again you run like garbage in the first big spot that often sets the tone for the entire session...meanwhile your good buddy Doug McClusker would have faded both those spades no problem. It is amazing how terrible you have run in big spots this year... and also equally amazing how great McClusker has run in such a high perecentage of his big hands. I feel your pain. I'm running really poorly like you are in a high majority if my big spots so far this year, where I'm so far ahead when the money goes in (usually heads up) and just keep getting outdrawn to much worse hands...EXTREMELY frustrating.

@NorCal_Poker how many tables do you play at once online?

@NorCal_Poker

5 күн бұрын

Used to play 6 but found 4 is my comfort level!

@JeffTomasek

5 күн бұрын

@NorCal_Poker I've done 4, but I have a hard time following who / how people bet at that many tables so I've toned mine down to 2 or 3. Appreciate the reply, and love your content. Keep it up!

@NorCal_Poker

4 күн бұрын

@@JeffTomasek thank you 🤝🏻

Don't cry too much and complain about how badly you lose a set. So annoying 😂

@NorCal_Poker

3 күн бұрын

I’ll throw a party next time 👍🏻