I TOOK A BIG RISK!! // Texas Holdem Poker Vlog 39

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[@Apex-rl4fb]

Love your videos man! Quick and to the point, well explained, quality poker.

[@ozcankaygisiz856]

I agree.

[@joshbrigham942]

Very direct and doesnt waste a ton of time. Plus it looks like he shows quickly folded preflop garbage which is refreshing knowing someone else is getting useless stuff on a vlog like im getting at home lol

[@MrSpuhd]

Glad I found your channel. I think I played with you about a week ago on the 1-3 table @jamul. Brown jacket navy USS Stennis hat. Hope to catch you again. Thanks for posting!

[@wood600rr]

Hated that 6-8h hand, nothing personal I really like your channel but that should have been folded early, plus you miscounted your outs. Had 15 not 17 can’t count the hearts twice. Keep grinding and thank you for the content.

[@Antzzz_Manzzz]

Was thinking so too. Good point sir

[@iforgotmyscreenname1]

@matt ... totally agreed. All in with 6-8H. Donating chips. Hahahaha. Love the first hand though, 222 vs AAKK.

[@EnjoyInfectionNr1]

Yes Thank you for telling him. You needed like 17-18 outs I think but you had 15 that’s a big difference

[@downwithputinsaveukraine1313]

Not the hand to call with but if nobody bet strongly, you can shove w it.

[@Antzzz_Manzzz]

@@downwithputinsaveukraine1313 shove fold equity 👍🏼

[@jakenemeroff7581]

I love watching you play. So many people get attention on their high-limit poker channels but you bring light to us everyday poker players out here who playing on more realistic tables and own how you play and always look to improve. much respect for a man never afraid to grow and learn!

[@jonschlegel2961]

ThNks for showing more folds! Sometimes I think it may give people the wrong idea about poker when you don’t! Great videos, thanks!

[@paulbradley5088]

Really like your videos. You cut through the crap. You also make it so we feel like we are playing your hands. This keeps us interested. I learn a little bit with every clip. Don't worry about if you are being too aggressive. Most of the people making these comments play and know less than you do anyway. Always critique yourself right after each session. You are your best teacher by utilizing your direct experience and not the words of lesser players. Would love to play with you one day. Good luck and thanks for your videos. Paul.

[@robertpowell2680]

I appreciate the quick intros. Some of the vloggers front loading 2-3 minute intros to sell product, do panoramic driving shots etc, just to pad the run time for you tube is nonsense.

[@PokerBEAST]

I watch other vlogs, see what I hate, and do the opposite. The only thing I want from my viewers is a “like.” No merch, no pokerbros club, no sponsorships. No wasting time with intros and outros. I have 3 goals, 1. provide HIGH quality content where every small detail is focused on for a very nice video 2. Inspire players to hit the felt and WIN, and 3. Inspire new players to gain confidence to achieve what they might not think they’re capable of yet. good luck!

[@andythetraveler6260]

@@PokerBEAST really appreciate it.

[@PriusMike88]

@@PokerBEAST Before Id re jam all my chips with my KK vs an UTG limp re raise by an OMC, I’d bet my entire next buy in that it’s only a matter of short time before March is on sale, a sponsorship ad is mixed in and a poker bros app or other poker app is advertised.

[@ZeroToPatrick]

Like others have said, you miscalculated your true outs on the 68h hand...but I don't mind an occasional gamble. For me, it keeps the game fun ~AND~ it can lead to potential action in the future when you've got your opponents putting their money in drawing dead because they have the wrong image of you. Love the channel and content! Cheers!

[@spencerwen5776]

I find that gutshot draws to broadway require a few conditions to be profitable: 1) You need to be playing deep with your opponents (who cares if you hit it but can't get stacks for hitting) 2) It needs to be disguised (AK as two overs can be a little obvious, especially with pre-flop action) 3) Your opponent needs to have a strong holding or be in a big bluffing mood/think you're full of air. Ideally the gutshot would hit them too. I think you played the AQ hand perfectly: if they check, it's not likely they have a flush draw or KJ. You had air, but it came off as AK or a nut flush draw/strong combo draw based off the pre-flop action. Not sure what your image is like at these tables, but that is a factor as well. Just my two cents; liking the content so far!

[@hvrry]

in before your channel goes to the moon! love the vids keep em coming. commentary is getting better as well

[@jacobcadena9345]

Bro, your cadence and inflection…so much better. Can tell you were being mindful. Love the vlogs and the frequency of uploads. It’s nice to watch your journey. Good luck on the felt and good job. 👍🏼

[@zag7steve]

Hi Cato! I'm the mad hatter who was sitting next to you at ATX last night. It's was nice talking to you. As promised, I've clicked the subscribe button. :-) Since you say you want to grow, here's some constructive criticism. This is stuff I know theoretically but I'm only just getting around to being able to apply in the heat of the game, so I know how hard it is. I imagine that doing this while you're also trying to manage the camera makes it even harder. 8h6h hand: You have already heard that you counted your outs poorly. I'll go a step further. This should be your thought process: Flush and OE (double gutter) straight outs is 15 outs. (You shouldn't even need to be saying 9 flush outs plus 8 straight outs minus two overlap is 15. Just know this one. Also, just know the next step.) So 15-to-31 odds (or 15/46 chance, whichever you're more comfortable with) which is a touch worse than 2-to-1. You make the comment that you've been criticized for not being aggressive enough, so you decide to make the call since it is only a little worse than 2-to-1 pots odds. This is terrible in 3 ways! First, that's not being more aggressive, that's being more GAMBOL. Aggression is where you are the bettor and forcing the other guy to make a tough decision. If he had checked and you shoved, THAT would have been a good (well, OK), aggressive move, because in addition to the pots odds, you'd have fold equity. Obviously, calling an all in bet means you have zero fold equity. Second, the shortcut for turn outs is that 15 outs is just shy of 2-to-1, as we calculated above. HOWEVER, that's only if they are 15 clean outs, and these are not. As you mention, if you're facing a better flush draw, you might be looking for pair and straight outs, so that's only 12 outs. Even worse, though, is that AhJh, KhJh, QhJh, JhTh are all in his range, which would mean you're looking at your straight outs only, so 6 outs. Ick. You have zero showdown value, just those outs. Again, ick. Third, the rule of thumb of 15 outs for a 2-to-1 call only applies if there is some implied odds when you hit. And that 2-to-1 is a hard stop, the point you need to be BETTER THAN, not the target that being close is good enough. For a 31-to-15 pots odds call, you are even (if your outs are clean), so there's no point in making the call. If it were exactly those odds, it would just represent increasing your variance for an EV-neutral play. Since your actual call is a little worse than 2-to-1, you are a dog and you really need implied odds. However, he is all in, so there is no implied odds. This should have been an easy fold.

[@derekhatfield745]

I appreciate the way you make your videos. I dislike the long intros where some vloggers will talk in front of the camera for 5 minutes or more before getting into the action.

[@connman8d617]

That JJ hand you need to bet smaller on the river and try to induce him. He knows you will basically never have a flush when you bet flop and check turn. So if you make it look like you're going for super thin value on the river (betting like $80) then you might get looked up light or, even better, raised by a bluff.

[@trinity27777]

Scooped my biggest pot at 1/2 last night with kings. $650 pot came my way my very first hand at the table last night. Felt 👍 in Tampa last night

[@HitokiriShaggyTTV]

I'm glad I didnt go there last night like I planned. Perhaps the butterfly effect would have ruined that for you 😁

[@AceRothsteinTangiers]

Did it happen last night??

[@trinity27777]

@@AceRothsteinTangiers yeah last night at the hardrock. Table 4 (: first hand of the table that night. Damn it was nice 👌

[@trinity27777]

@@HitokiriShaggyTTV I believe in the butterfly effect so thanks for that 🙏 lol

[@markminks546]

86s is a nice button hand and multi-way hand. And like Tom Dwan says, it's hard not to call pre-flop with any 2 cards when you're getting 4 to 1 or better. Limping is perfect and raising once in a while is ok too, since if you only limp with suited connectors and one-gappers like that you may as well just turn your cards face up. When you turned the double gutter you had 15 outs...the 9 flush cards plus the 3+3=6 non-flush cards that make a straight. So on the turn you are roughly 15 x 2 = 30% to hit, and need about 2 to 1 odds to call. You had slightly less that. You generally want slightly better pot odds than the math dictates so you can consistently profit over the long haul. It's ok to slow down in big decisions like that and make sure you're getting the correct odds to call. What's nice is since the other players folded, your calling closed the action, so you didn't have to worry about someone else behind you opening the pot back up with a raise. Playing hands like that in position, and especially on the button, can be very profitable!

[@jessejacksonbrown4281]

You’re doing great! You’ve come a long ways in the last 4 months. I’ve reads lots of poker books in the past and I used to win hold ‘em tournaments in Montana. The 3 best poker books of all time are: the Book of Bluffs , Caros Book of Tells , and Beyond Tells by James McKenna. These books will increase your knowledge and chip stacks! The platinum rule : treat others how they want to treated. Have a great weekend!

[@bjreid6761]

I think your true calling is horse racing. Your cadence is spot on. I can definitely here you yelling “DOWN THE STRETCH THEY COME!”

[@bjreid6761]

@G G His mother was a mudder.

[@zmj0hns0n]

I was rooting for you during that live stream. Good job bumping out those quad queens!

[@Bionix21]

I dont want to backseat poker, but I personally believe that for the AK hand at 9:33, you should have c-bet, given that u are in position and you have a hand that has a chance to improve. Against a better player like the guy UTG, you should not show weakness by checking behind, as as seen later, he bets $40 to throw u off ur premier hand. This is just a tip, thanks for reading thru.

[@1stclassgamer951]

Play he range rather than his cards

[@PokerBEAST]

ty for the solid advice. It’ll help me in the longer run.

[@1stclassgamer951]

@@PokerBEAST you’ve improved a lot since your first few vlogs naturally, lot less limping! Mixing it up a bit too, good work

[@Bionix21]

@@PokerBEAST thanks for the reply, appreciate it

[@tovericke]

love the way you edit and explain!

[@paulh2282]

I'll go through the math for the 8 6 hearts hand for anyone who is interested. 52 card deck, 46 unknown after the turn is exposed. 15 outs. 15/46 = 32.6%. This is a $420 call. But that's assuming best case scenario. You have fewer outs vs set of 2 or 5. Higher flush draws. Made straights. J6. Drawing dead to Jx of hearts. I might make this call for 300, definitely not 470

[@Jobysworld]

Few things. On the pocket 2s hand, you played the hand perfectly fine, but you said "I need to raise for protection" that is not why you're raising. A set doesn't necessarily need protection, the point of the raise is to get value out of draws and worse hands. A big misconception in low stakes is that you need to push players out of the hand so you can win rather than getting maximum value when they miss. 2. The 6 8 hearts, you had the correct odds up until the river in which you're no longer getting the correct odds to call. Calling off is not what people mean by "you're playing too passively" calling is actually a passive option in itself. What they're saying is you should be betting draws and raising with combo draws more.

[@GotloLuna68]

Easily one of BEST poker vloggers in the game rn

[@PokerBEAST]

my goal is to bring the best consistent content. Thank you for your support and my quality will only improve!

[@GotloLuna68]

@@PokerBEAST Cant get enough of it bro. I like it bc you play the same stakes as I do (1/2)....and I learn a lot from you. I'm thinking bout 2/5...might have to take ur lead there my dude!!! ✌

[@tigerskob]

At :55 you did rule of 100. Anytime someone makes it exactly 100/200, so 35 to 135 or 40 to 140 people always have a nutted hand. People at low stakes don’t usually know this rule, but it’s def worth looking at when others do it...it never fails.

[@hyperbolerecords3909]

I really appreciate you, especially your fold montages

[@supermanivalex1153]

IMO This is the Best poker vlog out there.

[@connman8d617]

Lex O has entered the chat.

[@ernesto3455]

Where is the Lodge Live episode? You said it’d be in the description? Awesome content btw!

[@PokerBEAST]

ahh! it’ll be there in 5 minutes!! ty for the reminder

[@justinholmgren5741]

Not quite 34% sounds like your counting some cards 2x for both the strait and flush

[@downwithputinsaveukraine1313]

15 outs, 31 to 16 but he may fill up a boat on some of those before you know he holds AA.

[@leehjones]

@@downwithputinsaveukraine1313 This one feels pretty close, but with no chips behind, I think it's a fold. We have 8-high, so even hitting a pair has pretty much zero chance of winning (if it does, then we're against a stronger flush draw, killing some of those 15 outs). I don't think it's a catastrophic call, but when you're talking about being "more aggressive" (which is fine) calling all-in doesn't accomplish that goal. If the price isn't right, just fold and move along.

[@joelvargas7537]

28.85 % not enough is a fold on the turn

[@Dr-Alexandria]

Yeah, it was fine to shove that hand yourself if checked to you, but doesn’t function well as a call. Great video!

[@carlosconcepcion-taylor5511]

When you’re up take a walk. Good game poker beast

[@toptiertennisacademy4853]

Dude has the best announcing voice I love it

[@worm324]

Really enjoy your videos bro. Always looking forward to the next video ☺️

[@SeanBenson23]

Be super careful not to overcount your outs. The probability (p) of A (straight) or B (flush) occurring is p(A) + p(B) - p(A and B). In this case, 8 + 9 - 2 = 15. You might also consider that your opponent has (an) out(s) locked up; here, an overpair containing a heart.

[@PokerBEAST]

Thank you. I did over count them and didn’t even realize until this comment (and similar ones). thank you!

[@SeanBenson23]

@@PokerBEAST You’re welcome. I did see other comments that were similar, but I thought I’d highlight the statistics behind it. Nothing will get you better at poker faster than talking through spots with the poker community.

[@pzupi6243]

prob in the top 3 vlogers bud fast & good

[@jdorffer]

I’ve played lots of poker. I’ve never had a big hand win or lose out of the rack

[@davidbirkes7308]

My first live game i played completely from The rack i didn't know

[@Topha95]

Hey Kaido(sp?), you forgot to add the link to the Lodge game in the description. Also, thanks for taking the time to make these vlogs. Really love your content.

[@stevehof]

Got my first straight flush last night! Thanks for all the motivation and entertainment!

[@phisharkk]

9 outs for the flush and only 6 outs for the straight. 2 of your straight outs make your flush. so it's 15 outs = 30%

[@billmccollam]

good vlogs. as noted above you miscounted outs on 68h. you also need to discount a little for potentially dirty outs. Worst case is if he's drawing to AJh/KJh/QJh - all quite possible. Still it's pretty close - so no calamity

[@davidr1620]

Your call on the river was very close. Your outs aren’t necessarily clean though. You actually had 15 outs. I think you’re double counting the outs for your straights. Plus, factoring in dirty outs, you probably had about 25% equity there. Not quite the odds you need. But one thing is clear, being profitable at 2/5 is very doable for your skill level, so long as you go into it not being scared money.

[@MushBeanz]

Thanks for toning down on the announcer type cadence. Can you include how many hours each sessions take?

[@KrisJanisch]

Like a plant that's been watered and nourished. That's the difference with you meboy. Keep it up.

[@dwcorporate9481]

Glad you didn't have to make that cold hard dash to the parking lot again! 😅🤣😂

[@kohray4635]

Hello, I'm a new subscriber from Korea. I watched all the episodes and think that you are quite good at self-control. Wish you good luck.

[@PokerBEAST]

self control is extremely important. I’m not a master by any means, but I do focus on it very much. It makes all the difference. What is the poker situation in Korea? Are there card rooms or casinos?

[@kohray4635]

@@PokerBEAST Gambling (any cash game) is illegal in Korea except one casino for domestic which has 4 limit holdem tables. And there are tens of holdem bars nationwide, but we can play holdem there just for fun not for money. Sounds boring, isn't it?

[@nickwaddell30]

Another good, interesting vlog, getting to be a bit of a habit.

[@donmiller6839]

Dont let others dictate your play.. Everyone plays differently. unless they are backing you they cant tell you how to play.

[@totalloser23]

Ryan Depaulo would be proud of your $100 on top in that first hand.

[@Cobsongs]

As always, dope video! I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on how you felt live stream went at the Lodge and having to set next to Justus who was running hot the whole night! really enjoyed watching you play the whole 5 hours!

[@mariobiganini9403]

Changing seats for comfort reason is one thing but changing seats to try to get an edge on player is bad educate. Obviously it’s done all the time but maybe it’s best to keep that to yourself.

[@PokerBEAST]

It’s definitely not bad etiquette. Slow rolling and cussing are bad etiquette. Making the decision to stay in your current seat is no different than the decision to move seats. Either way, you are making a conscious decision about where you are sitting, and where you are sitting makes a huge difference. Choosing both the correct table and the correct seat at that table can be a sole factor between a winning and losing player, and I certainly am always considering it when I play. Cheers!

[@Y1hyabdd902]

I appreciate all the effort - it makes fantastic content.

[@ascherreinberg8826]

Whenever a player says 1 time run have the ability to run it twice even if they don't agree u need to give yourself best chance to win

[@anom4li888]

hey man im curious what you profit and loss is since you started this channel? do you have a rough estimate?

[@christianfay5845]

Re: 8h 6h / Jd 2h 4h 5d You have FIFTEEN outs, not SEVENTEEN. 9 hearts, 3 threes, 3 sevens You're double counting the 3h and 7h. Also, being up against a higher flush draw isn't the end of the world since a 6 and an 8 are now likely outs.

[@86poker48]

that first hand is exactly what happened to me yesterday playing 2/5. flopped top two with AQ, got it all in on the flop(AQ2) vs a short stack who had 22's

[@PokerBEAST]

ugh! Brutal, some hands hurt to win, bc you’ve been in the losers position. Brush it off and focus on the next session!

[@86poker48]

@@PokerBEAST its poker, not the 1st time won't be the last time. On to the next

[@Jacob32905]

Digging the vids man. On the aq2 board I think you can lead that some of the time to protect your hand and maybe get an extra street of value. ? Obviously with his hand strength it's all going in anyway but it would suck if it just checked through .

[@zeebags9885]

“Like a plant watered and nourished” ha!👍

[@kingtime9269]

👍

[@Harmonic7th]

I can’t imagine why this video has 23 dislikes. Really? This is a great session. Nice vlog, man.

[@gooeylump9940]

Great job, coming from 1/2 to 2/5 and it’s great!

[@diagnosedtopg7657]

Hey me again, love the videos man. Don't listen to the majority of people in comments. If they're telling you to use "aggression" by calling like the 8 6 of hearts hand they are idiots. If you're the one who shoves that makes sense but calling there is lighting money on fire. Thanks for the content and dont listen to the idiots in the comments.

[@PokerBEAST]

my plan was to shove when checked to. but when pushed into I decided to stick to the same plan. I now know the huge difference between the two plays. I don’t have fold equity when I call! Lesson learned.

[@diagnosedtopg7657]

@@PokerBEAST yeah, so do you think you will fold in that exact spot next time if some jams into you?

[@ryankossow6348]

Keep watering those plants

[@actionbill8121]

I'm just here to risk it for the biscuit and turn some chips into cold hard cash!

[@steven189111]

Good Job De Gen!

[@evamiaozkan]

hey man nice action where is the Texas action link?

[@thomasmiller2667]

What are the high jack and low jack positions?

[@bigfanvideo140]

It was a -$30 EV call for the flush and double gutters draw. The EV could have been a lot worst if against a set or a same flush draw with a pair of J. There was a tiny chance opponent could have a 35 of hearts and the call would have a positive EV. I would have called.

[@PokerBEAST]

😭 my favorite kind of joke... the ol’ switcheroo. I was tired of being a p***y in the 2/5 game. I lost, but I grew from it!

[@kellyallen8528]

They let you take your stack with you when you move tables? If you move tables at the poker rooms here in PA then you have to chip down to 300 unless its a broken game

[@scotyy77]

I think he moved to a higher stakes table, so bringing his stack over was just a normal buy in.

[@donaldwoodworth1202]

On the 8-6h hand, u thinking u had 17 out but i think ur out was abt 9-10 and if u do not have a made hand at the turn, u should have folded, good lesson 2 learn!

[@patrickriddlem9130]

nice comeback

[@thomasmathew36]

The Beast made an uncharacteristic all in call on a weak flush draw. But escapes the session with a W. Nice.

[@frankboy619]

Been there man somtimes the gambling takes over

[@lstruggy]

Ya that 68h hand 🥴 u ever play at Rincon or Barona or Pechanga?

[@PokerBEAST]

barona no longer has poker. never at pechega

[@keithstokes8563]

I did like some plays you did but others like omg man but at least you admitted your mistakes, you learn from those, I thing I like to do is to pay cheap for info on da river on showdown even if u lose the pot you valuable info on that player even better if someone else pays for it 😆

[@bumisway2cool]

Just went on Thursday for the satellite tournament. Would’ve been dope to see you there

[@PokerBEAST]

I’m out of town but I’ll be there in 3 days! come say hi!

[@daniellongstreth7060]

I'm taking your chips at Rungood this week!

[@mitchcohen4264]

🤣

[@brianjoyce9040]

Sometimes loosey goosey works, but when it doesn’t….. $16 left. It happens

[@justinsims3371]

I lose more hands with ace king than any other hand, but seem to lose against ace king all of the time.

[@crystalvanwijk]

I admire you so much.

[@ionisius]

The inflections in your tone are hilarious bruh

[@ethanna1684]

Knowing u I bet the risk has paid off. Haven't watched yet but I'm sure this will be a good one

[@SMRTMinako]

Not trying to flame, but am I the only one that sees you stack your singles in between your reds and gets bothered? It'd probably tilt me trying to count your stack. Also my OCD kicks in and gets frustrated at having to move stacks just to grab more whites.

[@actionbill8121]

Pokerbeast for el presidente

[@leydahg9024]

Dropped a like bruv

[@DopestKush]

hey man ive been subbed and watching you for about a week now. Im a younger player looking to get good. Do you have any recommendation on where I can learn to play more like you? btw really love the vlogs not only are you a great player but you articulate your plays really well!

[@PokerBEAST]

KZbin “Jonathan little” and “crush live poker”. that’s all you need for right now. also “elements of poker” is fantastic on audible or via normal book.

[@DopestKush]

@@PokerBEAST awesome thank you!

[@martinez14146969]

12:10 hand , do you really think he would 3 bet 55 out of position? Aj really? There is only 1 combo of aj suited . Only hand that makes sense there is maybe pocket 10s but most like aq ak.

[@rbswan9897]

Nice comeback from stacking off with 86. You have a great mindset and love the positive attitude. Great poker vlog as always!

[@patocall8146]

big fan but watched you play at the Lodge, that's a rough game also with 15 outs you definitely want to run it twice, play games you're comfortable at not because you can

[@18000rpm]

8 outs to the straight + 9 outs to the flush = 15 outs, not 17. You're double counting 2 outs.

[@bryancuellar9202]

9+8=17, nothing wrong on maths there. The point was to realize that 2 outs were already taken by the flush so it is 9+6 which does give 15 outs

[@Triple152]

You lost at the beginning of 2/5 but then you started getting momentum why get up & leave.. I think you could have a stay a little bit more

[@AtPEACE77]

The way you say “dollars” tilts me. Haha.

[@revoltoff]

I bet we will see a 5/10 session very soon!!!

[@PokerBEAST]

I bet so too! I’m not scared! Just need to focus on bankroll management. Thank you for always pushing me to go bigger and better!

[@revoltoff]

@@PokerBEAST My g

[@ColonelBlair3]

@9:25 a player who open limps from the UTG is neither a good or competent player. As someone that wants to see you succeed, just thought I'd would throw that tidbit out there.

[@iamdavidjacob3560]

Half right. They can be very profitable in "their game", and if their post flop game is solid, limping may be a valid part if their strategy.

[@adriangarciaalvarez8711]

TIENS UN RANGO MUY PEQUENO PARA JUGAR A CASH SOLO JUEGAS LAS PREMIUN O LAS PAREJAS¿?

[@silveringots]

I love your vids but that dollar chip marker in your stack has got to go. Players at the table will perceive you as nitty.

[@pzupi6243]

what u work in real life if u not playing?

[@havingfun3619]

Nice win.

[@jamesguest4741]

you were down pretty big and won 235 that is excellent

[@z0mbyd0nky21]

Observation you bent the paper out of those 22

[@kendranicole9803]

7 hours to edit??? awesome video clicked like.

[@PokerBEAST]

haha yea, 6-9 hours per video in editing, plus 5-8 hours of playing. Kinda crazy but I’m really having a lot of fun doing this. Thank you for the video.

[@zhuokanli1788]

Good as usual except that big hand loss, totally see you did to other players b4, keep going!

[@jdorffer]

Nice win