Lol you didn't sniff out a bluff he was value betting those kings I know cos I just started plo and that's what I've been doing haha
@nsme694214 күн бұрын
Theres no point in running it twice
@goatfood150424 күн бұрын
miss you
@josephkim876427 күн бұрын
Why check the flop with the wheel in the AAQ3 hand? Is it because your perceived range doesn’t have too many A3/36 and by betting you’re exposing your hand too much?
@andrejbogdanov281627 күн бұрын
You would squeeze ATs and 88 in that first hand against a 7BB open???
@marcazurin198829 күн бұрын
For the multi-way pot at 4:55, you said you ran it 3-way. wasn't it 4-way? That still might be a profitable pot bet, but I'm curious if it changes from 3-way to 4-way.
@rileyprice1027Ай бұрын
Miss the uplaods man!
@VState60Ай бұрын
20:07 incoming TWO MINUTE projection with the most insanely optimistic thoughts anyone could ever have about their equity in the hand at this point, the play they’ve made, and the ultimate result. Excuse yourself for bad play until your run-good ends, or figure it out before you’re broke brother. This can’t last, but I hope I’m wrong.
@VState60Ай бұрын
5:15 ‘This is a SUPER profitable spot to jam here with AKJ5ss’….my God, dude…I don’t want to just sound like an online hater, but this is just pure spew and you’re trying to justify it. NH, though 🎉🎉
@VState60Ай бұрын
He asks if I have aces: ‘Durrrggh I have, ughh Aces!’ Chops pot.
@VState60Ай бұрын
He asks if I have aces: ‘Durrrggh I have, ughh Aces!’ Chops pot.
@aaronpacheco3726Ай бұрын
we miss you gmoney
@TEAMGETHELPАй бұрын
Did this guy die?😳😬
@Chillvester-maloneАй бұрын
Its hard to be a winning plo player. The variants are just ridiculous. The only winning strategy ive seen is tight aggressive. And hit and run. If you stay too long you always give it back.
@tj-qh4kzАй бұрын
Where have you been my friends and I have been waiting for more videos. We love the channel and miss the PLO vlogs
@Notconceitedjustbetterthanyou2 ай бұрын
19:19 you stupid fuck. Never bet with quads
@Notconceitedjustbetterthanyou2 ай бұрын
Hey gays another wannabe vlogger here
@Notconceitedjustbetterthanyou2 ай бұрын
What’s up gays I’m another wannabe vlogger
@TheRaviHirani2 ай бұрын
A great video! So excited to see some PLO vloggers. I play up in Boston but definitely will try to make it down to Austin for sure!
@finalchance67182 ай бұрын
What solver are you using?
@Notconceitedjustbetterthanyou2 ай бұрын
What’s up gays another wannabe vlogger here
@Notconceitedjustbetterthanyou2 ай бұрын
11:08 LOL you’re trash
@user-wd5xv7im7v2 ай бұрын
For someone playing these stakes you should know you do not have two pair on that 777 board. You have trips 7 with AQ high.
@user-wd5xv7im7v2 ай бұрын
Cause if you want to keep the two pair every other opponent will say okey but I’m gunna play the trios on the board which beats two pair in ever game.
@Andrew-fb4vn2 ай бұрын
Hey man, cool to see you trying to leverage shorts to build momentum with your channel. I think it would really benefit you to check out Wolfgang’s shorts. He used some basic techniques that a lot of content creators implement across all types of content that I think you could really benefit from. And his views are far better than anyone else in the poker vlogging sphere. Ir seems like his content also draws in a lot of non-poker players. A few of the things that I think he does well: 1. Use a catchy opening instead of your channel name. It could be as simple as, “winning almost $2,000 in ONE HAND”. From what I’ve seen, a lot of successful short form content is as simple as opening with a hook and then delivering. 2. Keep people engaged in the few seconds between the hook and the payoff. Again, look out how Wolfgang does this. He uses sound effects and simple graphics to emphasize actions. 3. I think your shorts would benefit from fine tuning the choice of narration and the music selection/volume. Basically, think about how this content varies from your long form content, and what viewers are looking for. This short form really caters more to the gambling crowd than the poker community. Make it punchy, and make it about the action.
@Andrew-fb4vn2 ай бұрын
Hey man, I really appreciate your content. I like how you’re actively trying to improve your game and mixing in some of your study methods as you go. Not many plo vloggers are out there making content, I could totally see you coming up and dominating this niche. I hope you keep uploading :)
@ligafftheindifferent34952 ай бұрын
Hand 1: If anyone will fold here, the re-raise is a stand out. Depending on stack sizes, the reraise will also simplify life. The last thing you want is to see a flop with a lot of backdoors but not enough to call a bet. By reraising you greatly reduce the likelihood that you will be bet off your equity. I like your play, but it is a bumpy ride. Now that the reveal has happened, it is clear you did well. You had these clowns crushed. The two hands that did get revealed were total trash.
@ligafftheindifferent34953 ай бұрын
Does that solver account for human ranges? I doubt it. I imagine it also shows calling as only a tiny overall EV error. So if the UTG is uber tight and never raises, fold, but otherwise I'd lean towards calling. I don't like making life easy for AAxy hands by giving them an automatic 4-bet to get a low SPR In games where humans call too loosely, I think letting them in by failing to 3-be cannot be so wrong.
@ligafftheindifferent34953 ай бұрын
I just spent 3 days at TCH in Spring. The Omaha action was mostly very loose and always wild. The last day was wildest. I was in a 1-3 where most folks were doing a button straddle for 6 (YUCK...Straddles should only be UTG, but that is different topic). Most pots were raised to 30 and there was usually 4-8 players seeing the flop. Most of the stacks were over 1K and it seemed like every other hand was 2 or 3 players getting all in. I won one hand and quintupled from 300 to 1500. I just don't see that in Vegas 1-2 games at the Wynn.
@youngshroom96413 ай бұрын
need new PLO videos where you been
@bobb.22602 ай бұрын
variance finally caught up with him. dude was sunrunning like a mfer
@MrBrewersfan13 ай бұрын
The guy who shoved dark with TT24 had a straight on bottom
@borzi3 ай бұрын
RIP 2this Vlog
@TEAMGETHELP2 ай бұрын
Really. Strange. Him and poker jeezus 💀
@aspiringwhale7306Ай бұрын
its a damn shame.
@thecolttuf3 ай бұрын
Where you been bro?
@user-qu8rh3ib4p3 ай бұрын
he lost everything and is down extremely deep in the hole
@thecolttuf3 ай бұрын
@@user-qu8rh3ib4p do you actually know that or just guessing haha. I mean it can definitely happen, but seemed like a solid player, but poker and Omaha can be unforgiving
@user-qu8rh3ib4p2 ай бұрын
he not really been playing solid, he has been 30 - 40% best every flip and showing the ones he hit.. holding vs massive combo draws is luck of the variance, thereafter going to lose over time unless you find the fish to eat off of
@dnbdnb58493 ай бұрын
Is this AI GENERATED SEEMS LIKE A ROBOT TALKING
@acesmallpoker46263 ай бұрын
First hand....pot is at 860 and you check turn for "pot control" lol...what does that even mean in that spot? Mind you, you are in this hand with 3 aces, no suits in your hand after a limp call and then calling a raise pre....I'm trying to understand this....
@cw81543 ай бұрын
Miss your videos buddy!
@youngshroom96413 ай бұрын
wheres the plo
@charliebates96823 ай бұрын
It’s funny how you are one of those poker vloggers that likes to only show the winning sessions . That’s why you aren’t moving up in sub / view count . Stale and misconstrued content . It’s obvious you choose to only show winning sessions and the best poker players and vloggers show EVERYTHING
@charliebates96823 ай бұрын
I don’t know how much of a “bluff” that was . You had a flush draw , a pair of kings for trip outs , and 2 pair counterfeit outs . But nice “bluff” I barely would consider this a semi bluff lmfaoooo but whatever you say buddy
@bdo30433 ай бұрын
How did UTG2 not win the first flop @ 3:08? His 2s4s made a straight...
@acesmallpoker46264 ай бұрын
New sub, love your commentary. Keep up the good work on these vlogs! Jim, LV
@PatrickS.Tomlinson4 ай бұрын
more content brah~~~ best plo vlogger
@0580steve4 ай бұрын
New subscriber here. I really like the way that you cut to the solver after a hand, to compare your action vs. what the solver would do.
@ironmanbuckeye83664 ай бұрын
me and my friend want to come down and play some PLO what days of the week does the omaha run at the lodge?
@VState60Ай бұрын
And more specifically, when are you there buying in for at least 100 bigs? 😂🎉🎉
@Hawksforever994 ай бұрын
Trying not to be results oriented, the quad 4s hand - best decision pre flop really... Had you 4 bet it, GTO opponents are only calling you with better/higher equity hands, and your crazy calling station Texans aren't folding their middling rundowns and you're gonna hate a lot of boards that don't flop you a set at least, and even maybe some that do! Of course, raising and hitting quads in a 4B pot is always the dream, right? But again, i think it's important to look at it objectively and not be results oriented bcuz how many times do you even flop quads, let alone when you're 3 or especially even 4 betting 😂
@mattkump23064 ай бұрын
On the bomb pot where you turned the straight on bottom and flush draw on top, why not think about getting when it checks to you to fold out equity like better flush draws on top and possibly free roll a lot of people with the same straight?
@freiheit25374 ай бұрын
witch casino?
@luisabbott24694 ай бұрын
'PromoSM' 💔
@aaronblessing53504 ай бұрын
Idk what it is but the way talk and your accent is hard to listen to.
@donovanwalkerjr4 ай бұрын
You made an extra $200 Dealer never gave him back change, he put out 1 yellow & 2 greens
Пікірлер
Congrats on making your first dollar
Lol you didn't sniff out a bluff he was value betting those kings I know cos I just started plo and that's what I've been doing haha
Theres no point in running it twice
miss you
Why check the flop with the wheel in the AAQ3 hand? Is it because your perceived range doesn’t have too many A3/36 and by betting you’re exposing your hand too much?
You would squeeze ATs and 88 in that first hand against a 7BB open???
For the multi-way pot at 4:55, you said you ran it 3-way. wasn't it 4-way? That still might be a profitable pot bet, but I'm curious if it changes from 3-way to 4-way.
Miss the uplaods man!
20:07 incoming TWO MINUTE projection with the most insanely optimistic thoughts anyone could ever have about their equity in the hand at this point, the play they’ve made, and the ultimate result. Excuse yourself for bad play until your run-good ends, or figure it out before you’re broke brother. This can’t last, but I hope I’m wrong.
5:15 ‘This is a SUPER profitable spot to jam here with AKJ5ss’….my God, dude…I don’t want to just sound like an online hater, but this is just pure spew and you’re trying to justify it. NH, though 🎉🎉
He asks if I have aces: ‘Durrrggh I have, ughh Aces!’ Chops pot.
He asks if I have aces: ‘Durrrggh I have, ughh Aces!’ Chops pot.
we miss you gmoney
Did this guy die?😳😬
Its hard to be a winning plo player. The variants are just ridiculous. The only winning strategy ive seen is tight aggressive. And hit and run. If you stay too long you always give it back.
Where have you been my friends and I have been waiting for more videos. We love the channel and miss the PLO vlogs
19:19 you stupid fuck. Never bet with quads
Hey gays another wannabe vlogger here
What’s up gays I’m another wannabe vlogger
A great video! So excited to see some PLO vloggers. I play up in Boston but definitely will try to make it down to Austin for sure!
What solver are you using?
What’s up gays another wannabe vlogger here
11:08 LOL you’re trash
For someone playing these stakes you should know you do not have two pair on that 777 board. You have trips 7 with AQ high.
Cause if you want to keep the two pair every other opponent will say okey but I’m gunna play the trios on the board which beats two pair in ever game.
Hey man, cool to see you trying to leverage shorts to build momentum with your channel. I think it would really benefit you to check out Wolfgang’s shorts. He used some basic techniques that a lot of content creators implement across all types of content that I think you could really benefit from. And his views are far better than anyone else in the poker vlogging sphere. Ir seems like his content also draws in a lot of non-poker players. A few of the things that I think he does well: 1. Use a catchy opening instead of your channel name. It could be as simple as, “winning almost $2,000 in ONE HAND”. From what I’ve seen, a lot of successful short form content is as simple as opening with a hook and then delivering. 2. Keep people engaged in the few seconds between the hook and the payoff. Again, look out how Wolfgang does this. He uses sound effects and simple graphics to emphasize actions. 3. I think your shorts would benefit from fine tuning the choice of narration and the music selection/volume. Basically, think about how this content varies from your long form content, and what viewers are looking for. This short form really caters more to the gambling crowd than the poker community. Make it punchy, and make it about the action.
Hey man, I really appreciate your content. I like how you’re actively trying to improve your game and mixing in some of your study methods as you go. Not many plo vloggers are out there making content, I could totally see you coming up and dominating this niche. I hope you keep uploading :)
Hand 1: If anyone will fold here, the re-raise is a stand out. Depending on stack sizes, the reraise will also simplify life. The last thing you want is to see a flop with a lot of backdoors but not enough to call a bet. By reraising you greatly reduce the likelihood that you will be bet off your equity. I like your play, but it is a bumpy ride. Now that the reveal has happened, it is clear you did well. You had these clowns crushed. The two hands that did get revealed were total trash.
Does that solver account for human ranges? I doubt it. I imagine it also shows calling as only a tiny overall EV error. So if the UTG is uber tight and never raises, fold, but otherwise I'd lean towards calling. I don't like making life easy for AAxy hands by giving them an automatic 4-bet to get a low SPR In games where humans call too loosely, I think letting them in by failing to 3-be cannot be so wrong.
I just spent 3 days at TCH in Spring. The Omaha action was mostly very loose and always wild. The last day was wildest. I was in a 1-3 where most folks were doing a button straddle for 6 (YUCK...Straddles should only be UTG, but that is different topic). Most pots were raised to 30 and there was usually 4-8 players seeing the flop. Most of the stacks were over 1K and it seemed like every other hand was 2 or 3 players getting all in. I won one hand and quintupled from 300 to 1500. I just don't see that in Vegas 1-2 games at the Wynn.
need new PLO videos where you been
variance finally caught up with him. dude was sunrunning like a mfer
The guy who shoved dark with TT24 had a straight on bottom
RIP 2this Vlog
Really. Strange. Him and poker jeezus 💀
its a damn shame.
Where you been bro?
he lost everything and is down extremely deep in the hole
@@user-qu8rh3ib4p do you actually know that or just guessing haha. I mean it can definitely happen, but seemed like a solid player, but poker and Omaha can be unforgiving
he not really been playing solid, he has been 30 - 40% best every flip and showing the ones he hit.. holding vs massive combo draws is luck of the variance, thereafter going to lose over time unless you find the fish to eat off of
Is this AI GENERATED SEEMS LIKE A ROBOT TALKING
First hand....pot is at 860 and you check turn for "pot control" lol...what does that even mean in that spot? Mind you, you are in this hand with 3 aces, no suits in your hand after a limp call and then calling a raise pre....I'm trying to understand this....
Miss your videos buddy!
wheres the plo
It’s funny how you are one of those poker vloggers that likes to only show the winning sessions . That’s why you aren’t moving up in sub / view count . Stale and misconstrued content . It’s obvious you choose to only show winning sessions and the best poker players and vloggers show EVERYTHING
I don’t know how much of a “bluff” that was . You had a flush draw , a pair of kings for trip outs , and 2 pair counterfeit outs . But nice “bluff” I barely would consider this a semi bluff lmfaoooo but whatever you say buddy
How did UTG2 not win the first flop @ 3:08? His 2s4s made a straight...
New sub, love your commentary. Keep up the good work on these vlogs! Jim, LV
more content brah~~~ best plo vlogger
New subscriber here. I really like the way that you cut to the solver after a hand, to compare your action vs. what the solver would do.
me and my friend want to come down and play some PLO what days of the week does the omaha run at the lodge?
And more specifically, when are you there buying in for at least 100 bigs? 😂🎉🎉
Trying not to be results oriented, the quad 4s hand - best decision pre flop really... Had you 4 bet it, GTO opponents are only calling you with better/higher equity hands, and your crazy calling station Texans aren't folding their middling rundowns and you're gonna hate a lot of boards that don't flop you a set at least, and even maybe some that do! Of course, raising and hitting quads in a 4B pot is always the dream, right? But again, i think it's important to look at it objectively and not be results oriented bcuz how many times do you even flop quads, let alone when you're 3 or especially even 4 betting 😂
On the bomb pot where you turned the straight on bottom and flush draw on top, why not think about getting when it checks to you to fold out equity like better flush draws on top and possibly free roll a lot of people with the same straight?
witch casino?
'PromoSM' 💔
Idk what it is but the way talk and your accent is hard to listen to.
You made an extra $200 Dealer never gave him back change, he put out 1 yellow & 2 greens