DRUNK aggro MANIAC at my TABLE blasting off CHIPS!! // Poker Vlog

[@paulmayer8654]

It became obvious that Lex was the drunk aggro maniac at his table blasting off chips 🤣

[@petrescdavid7162]

Euro Robots the besssssst line Thank You Lex.......

[@kyth8964]

Agree. Lol

[@dansam42]

In the A-10 hand where you went with YOUR gut and lost, I was watching HIS gut! His respiration rate increased significantly. In my experience, this is a "I'm really excited to have a monster" tell.

[@charlestompkins8819]

Ending your session with shades on, walking backwards out of the casino (with a win!) is priceless.

[@michaelholland7738]

AK hand. When you're not sure if villain has a medium strength hand or a missed draw, I do a version of the "merge bet" going for thin valuebut also leaving the door open for missed draws to raise. Bet 25% pot and get looked up by worse hand or potentially raised by missed draws. The best of both worlds. Great session!

[@davidgraney3413]

Funny how we both agree on the sizing but I would've planned on a fold to raises. I do see your merit though but I play 1-2 and 1-3 most folks don't raise much but the nuts at my stakes

[@Nosirt]

The first guy is talking about a trap block bet, the second guy is talking about an actual block bet. Block bet= bet, fold to raise. Trap bet= bet to induce raise, call.

[@michaelholland7738]

@@davidgraney3413 There aren't many games bigger than $1/3 in the ARK/La/Miss area where I mostly play, so very good players have little choice but to play the $1/3. I don't think low stakes games in the south are much like those in other areas. $1/3 plays more like a $2/5 with typical opens of $15-$25 and the good experienced players make it tougher than most low stakes.

[@fuhgetabouthat247]

You're all over the place even explaining in this video. "This is Vegas on a Friday night so he can have anything" pay him off on a board where A10 became a bluff catcher at best. Immediately after u state, "Vegas games are notoriously nitty so if u add pressure they fold lol." You sir are the reason poker is alive and well. Ty for being you 😆

[@stignatius1625]

shhh don’t scare the fish off

[@ROZDAB]

Lmao with that goofy smile at the end after toasting your beer. Lolz

[@Chris-pe9lj]

Great vlog! Nice plays! Beginning to think you are aggro maniac in this one.

[@dominickmarge5049]

Good win lex your game is getting better all the time keep up the good work lol

[@pillcosby6569]

I used to go to frostburg right near wvu and the parties were legendary. Keep running it up lex

[@pacouch]

I know you're not looking for poker tips, but I noticed on that loss with the trip nines that he looked at his watch after the check-raise. This is a huge confidence tell. I love when people wear watches at the table for this very reason.

[@rorypicaut9742]

GREAT Vlog! Coming from the Northeast, and playing in poker rooms in Connecticut and Massachusetts, I, too found that the Vegas game was very “nitty” in relation to what I was used to. Found myself having a really dial back raise frequency and size to get action.

[@sarahdeshay1394]

I think a coffee would have been a better drink choice when you are at a favorable table.

[@maricarbaltazar2385]

Running good while drinking is awesome 😎 hehe congratulations lex. Looking forward to see more videos like this

[@nicholasquazzo5435]

Hey Lexo. Great vlog per usual. I thought you had a good read on the situation with the AK but as I watched it play out I was thinking I would shove the river. He's never checking back the turn with a better hand than AK there, unless it's specifically KdQd. A shove from you will get called by an Ace or an extremely ambitious 2nd pair (like KK) a greater % of the time than you will run into a better hand. Personally don't think I could ever fold the river as played by villain.

[@baustin2402]

Nice ride fam... Thanx for sharing 😊 I look forward to meeting you one day! *you explain the why and what very well! 👍

[@richardbryant3840]

“I get my lame on the list.” 😂 A sign of things to come? Keep grinding Lex. Love your play and videos. ❤👍

[@mikewilliams3509]

48k of u guys watch this video so far... just hit the like button !!! Lex is a good guy and these other vloggers put hours into making these videos

[@larrytate480]

First!!!!! Lex I'm ur biggest fan!!! Give Rouge a kiss for me.

[@Koillisaivo]

I think you played the ak kk hand great. On the river you could bet smallish but it's also nice to have good hands to check call. I'm curious what you would have done if opponent 4bet shoved preflop?

[@inlineadam]

That was an amazing over shove to a 400 pot bet on turn with the A6 of hearts on the fish! Then then j9 over shove. Who are you! You are a monster!

[@jerrygarcia4390]

Congrats on the session 👏

[@themeditationstation2242]

It was nice chatting with you, the fireball game was strong =)!

[@maycrochipi8779]

Nice win. What kind of BR do you have for a game this big? Or are you taking shots ?

[@christopherneithardt]

Lex, on the AK hand- I would have bet small to try and get him to raise. I think he place you on a big A after the called flop raise. By doing so he would try and raise you off it as he tried on the flop. Great content been a subscriber for awhile now.

[@christopherneithardt]

@dange7360 I don't see you adding any strategic comments. Just smart ass remarks, probably not smart enough to understand how things work. Must have sucked to not have mommy and daddy's love and attention.

[@markfromct2]

Agrees with your disappointment in yourself. I cringed at that call.

[@libertyforamericanow]

Question, i was playing 1/3 at the horseshoe a few days ago. I straddled on the button and they didnt make the blinds act first. The action started next to the blinds like a normal hand. The dealer said thats the way it is there i never seen that anywhere before.

[@davidprice3318]

Well played on the Ah 4h hand. I couldn't of done it.

[@sylvainguinepain5624]

I think you made the right decision on the river in the AK hand. He is not calling a big river bet with anything that you can beat. He probably would hero fold KK or even AQ. On the other hand he may bet as a bluff. It does feel like you have the best hand after he checks on the turn unless he specifically has KdQd and hit the hidden nuts on the turn. Given your analysis the best way to maximize is to let him bluff on the river.

[@deezydawg1001]

Best vlog to date !!!!

[@mrdamos72]

I like the check call option for the AK hand. If you bet and get raised what are you beating?

[@neoibelievematrix2719]

Them free beverages hit and taste different indeed 😅😋 nice video mate cheers

[@johnblakethejbgroup1573]

I was going guess wrestling as a sport. Much respect. I wrestled one year in college.

[@Fugged1998]

When he auto raised big on flop I went to him having queens or kings…good play call lex! Good fold at 19:00

[@Copypastedates]

I like your AK play, it plays great as a bluffcatcher and you can always catch your villain value owning themself w worse A

[@rvo411]

Any chance you could explain your statement "depositing in your account" or if that is the same as a lock box for the chips?

[@davidgraney3413]

AK hand. This depends on the player for me but I would often lean towards a small sizing with plans of fold to a raise on the river. Make it 20-30% and fold to raises

[@markuspiippola9493]

If we count the number all-inns, I just wonder who was the drunk guy ;-)

[@patrickclark7714]

Whiskey and IPA as a stimulant?! I'll take your word for it......

[@xavierharding8938]

It's nice to see you have a few drinks and relax.

[@jamesalpert7360]

I think the Ace Ling was the correct move with checking on the river you called the big raise on the flop and following thru Go chase the young wild things in Vegas have fun

[@martinpier2073]

My favourite vlog, Lex. I would also bet about 25-33% with AK, so there is room for a bluff-raise or a call with a worser hand.

[@paulmayer8654]

That’s a tough spot though because with the way that hand played, even though it really seems like he has the best hand, there aren’t many combos he’s beating that are going to call. He’s probably more likely to lose if the guy calls. On the other hand, it’s more likely for the other guy to bluff after a check than to raise on a bluff. It’s hard to gauge the table from this blog because he wasn’t ever getting called OR raised on the river 😂

[@2332Stephen]

Calls a bet for 500 because 500 is just pocket change apparently. Lol. I wish it was for me as well.

[@Parke-Mon]

Why are you only doubling the straddle when you raise preflop?

[@Troy2573]

Tell us some Bouncer stories in a future vlog! Nice win.

[@mikebaxter6467]

AK hand: I check the river as well. Give him a chance to bluff off. Also it’s easier to pick off a single bet bluff then a jam over the top of a thin value bet bluff. What does he call with there that you beat other than AQ. Just my thoughts.

[@libertyforamericanow]

I just got back to Florida from Vegas today. 10 year anniversary with the wife.we stayed at paris Friday night I was playing 13 at the Horseshoe. I was drunk when I showed up and plastered when I left at 5 a.m.. i didn't know the drink were free but when i found out, it was on. Free as in $5 dollar tips but it felt free after paying strip prices. I was tiping dealers even when i wasnt winning. I was fucked up.

[@shepherdofsheeple]

LETS GO EEERRRS!!! What bar did you work at? 👐

[@sabinoharriague4754]

Like a Lot the beer thing 🤣

[@id10t98]

Every situation is different. It's very rare a person will play any hand the same way because the people and chip stacks are rarely ever the same.

[@pokershark2013]

I like the check on the river there with AK.

[@joeyp3094]

Forgot how much I like Goose Island and Newcastle. Thanks Lex!

[@ronaldchristian1960]

When he doesn’t bet the turn after the flop raise you should have a strong feeling you have him beat! 😮 So I’d bet the river and if he tries to raise you it’s an ez bluff catch. 😅

[@d1bigshifter737]

Hokies Hell Ya A Q is refered to as the parking lot hand P.S Andrew Neeme sent me here

[@steevencarriere1777]

For me with AK play, for sure I would have thin value bet 1/3. The range was cap with his XB turn.

[@supersmoo7377]

On the AK hand, being OOP on the river I would have bet 1/3 pot.. Because the snap raise on the flop is usually indicative of non-nutted hands; let's say 80% of the time it's non-nutted. Then, when opponent checks back the turn, he likely wouldn't do that with AT, AJ, JJ, or 77 since there are so many draws out there - perhaps with KQ, but you have a blocker for that. If you bet 1/3 pot on the river, he might've even raised with the straight blocker, but you would've HAD to call with your straight blocker also. edit: you could've bet 1/4 on the river also, as a block bet. 1/3 pot is similar, but more hands in his range will call your 1/4.

[@chrismcnally1058]

Loved playing at Bellagio. Also love the match the stack 1/2 at MGM it's a great game. I always end my trip there cuz it's close to the airport

[@sunamcm1]

How are you able to film this?

[@hotrodsather]

You used to wrestle in college? Do you currently do any martial arts? BJJ, Muay Thai or Judo?

[@inlineadam]

AK: I dunno, if he over shoves river on your attempt at a value bet, that’s a decision I don’t want to have to make lol

[@Ggoodlad1]

On the AK hand, maybe bet on the turn for discovery. Nice hand!😎💰

[@peteroestreich3068]

Did you play at mountaineer or Pittsburgh rivers ?

[@dangraffenius1988]

I think you’re correct to check the river, I think you can, and do some hand to Pat that would fold to any bet he would make

[@JYLee-rr1sy]

Your AK v "KK" hand, I think what you did was fine if you can call off the stack. Deeper stacks might want to bluff and it would be a tough call. Leading out small would be my thinking to get weak hands to overcall.

[@helenrachel1479]

Nice job Lex 👏

[@jeremyhunsley7799]

Do you do any sports betting Lex?

[@markemery6104]

That was sick shove with the A4H I love that play

[@joeshab123]

Took me until about the third drink order to realize the title referred to you :p I'm dumb.

[@IIIIITommy]

11:42, which missed flushdraws exactly? Also keeping in mind he has raised massive pre.

[@sabinoharriague4754]

Euro-Robots 🤣

[@dancox4495]

I would have not checked. however good job

[@krisskrop6739]

I think checking to induce was the right play as played. And if the guy actually had kk he's probably not calling much on the river

[@mathiasworldwide3653]

Who were the French professional players?

[@jasonhanks8516]

Cool video man always enjoy your content. Goose Island IPA is pretty damn good too btw 😁

[@pumpernickle2423]

I love instead of coffee or a red bull to wake up you get whiskey and an ipa.

[@ThereAreTwoGenders]

I think checking the river with AK is perfect, you’re the pro but I’ve played for a long time and I think it is very thin value the way the hand was played with all the raising each player is showing a lot of strength. If you bet the river and he goes all in you put yourself in a tough spot bc it’s either a bluff or he has you. It can go either way but as a pro what do you think is the best ev when betting for value now that you look back at it

[@danielgarland9838]

I like that you threw down a few in honor of WV the greatest party school in the Country!

[@abukhan5955]

Beast!! Alcohol to wake you up!! From a fellow Hokie, good on you!

[@cjllopez1423]

Damm it seems u were having a good time fun video

[@shawnadams1460]

Whiskey and beer to wake up (0.o)...naa got to go a Jeagerbomb man!!!

[@jamessedlacek]

How do you determine if you're going to play cash in vegas vs florida or even texas

[@sKateilicious]

It's you, you're drunk aggro maniac at the table. The first half of the vlog just barreling away.

[@howjoec2638]

Was there playing 1-3 right next to There. was looking into 10 20 room for familar faces for a sec. Felt weird and said i bettter get back to my game . diddnt do to well

[@charlestompkins8819]

Lex, I would have done exactly what you did on the River.

[@msolo79]

Thanks Lex

[@jerrylim2282]

I would call with A, 10 too Lex. So you did good…

[@20minutepie]

I feel like I got click-baited Lex! Turns out the drunk aggro was you! 😁😎

[@timpayne1057]

When you see a bet of 420, usually it means they don’t have it. It’s a clown tell.

[@kevinoconnell1983]

"Euro robots" LOL

[@michelepuluti7807]

Good session Lex!

[@helloryantanaka]

Nice win.

[@dochmbi]

12:07 I'd like to see a small bet by you here, I'm sure he can call like 800 with the AQ.

[@Jamal-we1vh]

I’d honestly check with a pair of A’s. The way the hand went, like you said he could’ve been on a pair of J’s and made Trips or AJ for two pair. And only slowed down because maybe he put you Trip on A’s. In short anything that Calls a big River bet Probly had you beat and Probly not worth it to find out in a already big pot. But what do I know

[@chrisharris9710]

Alright, now I’m curious, you said on the A10 os hand that you lost $700 and chalked it up to “usually playing bigger games”, but at the start of the video you said you were going to try to play bigger in Vegas and that was justified by playing a 10/20 game…. So, when you said you usually play bigger did you mean bigger than 5/10 yet smaller than 10/20? Or did you mean you usually play deeper in a 5/10?

[@Linky609]

Check and call most bets. If you lead and get called there are way less hands that you beat vs ones that beat you.

[@jerrygarcia4390]

I would check the river with ace king

[@robbhill4732]

Love the Goose Island IPA

[@Gorilla7007]

You played the AK hand perfectly would have done the same thing

[@theguildedcage]

If you lead on the river you are opening yourself to all in at which point your might thoroughly convince yourself he had jacks in the hole. Nice hand. And overall nice bluff catching.

[@LexOpoker23]

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[@firefly21111]

I believe checking to induce a bluff in that AK hand is the right play. You're losing to AJ, A10, pocket jacks, pocket 10s, and will only get called by AQ. Well played imho