BREAKING THE TABLE at WSOP Las Vegas | MUST WATCH!! NLH Cash Game Poker Vlog #36

[@PokerProfit]

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[@alexatedw]

you play solid man. Been playing 2 decades and your decision making is on point. Plus you can evaluate your play, good or bad, with no ego... thanks for your work

[@nickthegr13k]

All right, my vlog debut as a player! Guy on your left at the second table checking in! Been subbed since that night, and the vids are fantastic. Great playing with you, man. Was a great table indeed. I think not being involved in any of these hands means I must have been doing something right haha. Keep up the good work!

[@PokerProfit]

It was great playing with You Nick 😁

[@academicdeaneducation6671]

Good fold on the AQ/two pair hand. You shouldn't just wonder what they other guy has. They are also making evaluations and thinking about what YOU have. Always ask yourself what you think the other guy thinks YOU have. Good luck.

[@academicdeaneducation6671]

On the AA hand, a small, stabbing underbet on the flop may have induced a raise from one of the players and a long pause before calling may have induced a follow on turn bet by them. As it played out, a call of the turn bet is the only option if you wanted to extract max value.

[@michaelrubalcaba8531]

First! Love your videos man, helped me improve my game! Great teacher, keep the quality posts up!

[@PokerProfit]

Thanks Michael 👊🏻

[@markc7841]

Like your content brother

[@PokerProfit]

I appreciate that

[@JasonEmerson711]

I love the fold with A9. You will sometimes call, as he will sometimes just have a flush draw. Most of the time you are crushed there.

[@raydixon4481]

Improved play and video. Well done.

[@strafeist3545]

yep that was my favourite part, his thought process was so cool

[@susanbender4725]

Thank you so much. This was a great session for me, I learned a lot by your talking through the hand.😃😃

[@mikew.7268]

Great content! Easy follow.

[@GetKinetic1one]

Why at 19:57 with AJ did you fold to a check check bet ?? She clearly doesn't have a k or a q!!

[@nolimitluc4s]

Love the video brother !! Keep it up your a crusher, your friend lucas from coconut creek🔥🍻

[@richardgoerlich1261]

Really enjoy your videos, keep up the good work!

[@madabawi8879]

Glad to see you call out a card that you saw, so many people don't

[@maxstrus6375]

Hey Romulo, a tip that would help would be to put what position you are in near the “my hand section” of your video. Love the content man

[@lorenzopileri9549]

I have a question: I saw almost all your vlog and you often raise top pair to protect equity. My question is: aren't you afraid that you will be tribetted bluff many times, especially when you play 2/5? because I assume that when you do that move, if you get raised, you are going to fold, or if you flat, you are going to face an all-in bet on the river, where you don't have litterally any idea about your opponent range and you can just close your eyes and call/fold. I would appreciate yo hear your thinking process, greetings from an Italian in Prague

[@PokerProfit]

Your question and though process is great. I will definitely bet to deny equity less often when I’m playing against opponents who will check raise me with a more balanced range (including bluffs, semi bluffs and value hands) But this is not the case for most of the 1/3 games. Players in this stake are way more passive than they should, allowing me to exploit them by betting to protect my equity more often than I would do in a 2/5 or 5/10 game.

[@MrSadie123]

Ok friend i nit picked your last couple but i must give credit when deserved and this was you at your best in my opinion so bravo friend well done!!

[@alexatedw]

you need a patreon... id donate to the roll for this content

[@PokerProfit]

Thanks for offering, I’m happy to help the best way I can 👊🏻❤️

[@tragonz8535]

for that AAh hand, in the turn you have nut flush blocker, no need to raise

[@VegasPoker123]

You have 5 outs, not 6 outs, to improve to two pair or trips with a single pair and unpaired hole cards. For example, if you hold KJ on a flop of K97, you have 5 outs (two K’s and three J’s) to beat AA.

[@raphaellovejoy212]

Dude you blew that set of aces though... nice fold on the AK Axx flop

[@futuresteve9781]

At 22 minute mark. You said show a flush. Stay out the hand once you fold.

[@sandykeiser1249]

You can tell this dudes def the annoying guy at the table… def a clown. Noticed he shoulda kept his mouth on the flush too

[@moayourlawn1126]

Confused...why do you call the river a turn? I've noticed that a few times in your vlogs. The way you say it, you realize its the last card though. Just never heard someone call the river "the turn" on purpose

[@johnnyblaze8030]

Bro nobody uses 2 pinky fingers to indicate juicy. Wtf did that come from?? Still ❤ ur vids!!

[@matthewalex5104]

@18:30 My Fav part

[@matthewalex5104]

Mine too..Good Game Rom

[@PokerProfit]

😂 Nice

[@matthewalex5104]

@@PokerProfit Solid Player !! Salute !!

[@PokerProfit]

@@matthewalex5104 I wish you the best 👊🏻🍀

[@wizardofeverything]

You think to much about what range this person has, what position they sit. For you it make sense, but most players at this stackes don't have a clue. They play a lot of hands, any hands.. So it's hard to put them in a hand.

[@onlylexus]

If you are fool enough to get involved in a hand with a raggy A4, and the flop comes 3 clubs and you aint got one, then only a fool would re raise the bet, only then to fold, which you would FOLD. Calling a hand with A4 you are probably way behind when the flop comes, that's why you never get involved with a shitty hand like A4. Head to head okay, but on a broad 6 player table, no way!

[@yanhenriksen5191]

How did you break the table. Click bait as fuck

[@Phylis.69]

Ay brasileiro boa jogada

[@patricks8973]

I wouldn't call A7 ever....but I'll call K4 off out of position😂🤣

[@gregorythomas531]

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[@brianh3982]

I second that