Crazy $1/$2 Action at the Lodge! Bankroll Challenge day 2! | Vlog 5 |

[@JordanBlairBrown]

Awesome info!!

[@brennanpizer5004]

The hand with Ac5c, you could really bet the turn repping a king. If that doesn't get the job done, you have the benefit of having lots of outs to improve, and if you do, you're far more likely to get called since it won't seem so obvious you have a flush.

[@mbrodzk]

Enjoyed the flow of this one as well. We should not be limping so much from early position. I would have absolutely raised AJ off Ace five suited in those spots better to be aggressive from early position excessively so at 1/2 then passive. It’s so much harder to realize your equity when you go 5 or 6 ways for two dollars, even though in Texas, raising to 10 or $15 you might still go five or six ways you’ll know you’re in such a great shape when you flop 2 pair like you did with the Ace Jack and and you just will win more money. Also the queen 10 suited. but definitely nice to book a solid win and glad to hear you’re gonna be taking some shots this summer in Vegas. I’m rooting strongly for you, my friend.

[@juanochoa6489]

This really was crazy. All the hands were B-E-A-U-TIFUL. That straight flush was the most crazy, I think you could have gotten more out of that hand

[@MaydayAggro]

What is going on with your preflop raise sizes? One hand you raise to 20, another to 10. 20 is way too big unless there are a bunch of limpers in front. 10 isn't all that great either unless you have a stack of 300 or more. NLHE is a game of implied odds, and bigger raise sizes reduce your implied odds immensely.

[@jacobylemon]

Ayy didn’t know you were in ATX, idk if you do meet up games or anything like that but I’d love to join you some time!

[@SAHDPoker]

@@jacobylemon thanks for the comment! I’m just some random guy KZbin so I do t do anything as organized as a meet up game but I’m usually there 3 days a week on average so if you spot me feel free to say what’s up!

[@jk40369]

Think you really should play more aggressive don't be afraid to reraise before the flop. Also less checking letting players get free cards or catching up remember you want to make as much money as you can on every street and let them know your the one in control of the hand and pot. OK to set traps now and then but your giving your opponents way to much free cards and to many opportunities to beat you in hands instead of you being in control. As well as don't be afraid to raise your suited connectors even a little before the flop example 10 or 12 dollars so you start building the pot and if you hit the plop your already in control as well as have the power. Definitely lost a lot of money on several hands but learn from it make changes from mistakes to do better next time. Nice video though rember if your in control you won't wonder or doubt yourself so much. Best of luck to you hope this helps. Jay from Tennessee 😎

[@SAHDPoker]

Thanks Jay! I'm trying to do some studying and take more aggressive lines as I improve I appreciate the support!

[@jonbiedermann79]

Good video... But don't limp garbage hands unless last to act... If you want to play them, go for the raise, and you have way more flexibility post flop, IMO. These smaller games are populated by nits and calling stations too, though there are always gamblers to be had, just not during the day?

[@user-si1jq3ve3t1]

87th guy from KOREA

[@lucaparrella9205]

The 73 hand you need to go smaller on the river. You are targeting 1 pair hands smaller than ace

[@C4carclub]

Keep up the good work! ❤

[@SAHDPoker]

Thanks!

[@thethoughtmaster]

er, nah, I had enough of that from bbc.

[@waiyapaints]

hey brotha long time no see. welcome to the youtube life.

[@SAHDPoker]

Hey man yeah been a while hope everything is good

[@danthoreson4062]

say... theres no reason for you not to be homeschoolong that child other than selfishness.

[@BK_BETS_ALL_IN]

Great Video! Wish you much success. I subscribed to support!

[@tonyroman4120]

You're getting the basics for the most part but you play way too many hands out of position. In position you're not raising enough. NEVER LIMP. Punish the limpers