The most EXCITING ENDING to A Vlog yet???! // Poker Vlog #91

[@lexopoker]

Comment below your biggest profit month in poker!!

[@hangryjohnny]

Maybe a couple hundred. I don't play regularly, though!

[@bencarter5555]

6.5k

[@mackthorne7746]

I play a .25 .50 game and this month I finished with 1700 in profit from that game this month

[@AcePoker444]

$5678 this month!!

[@celli2191]

For February I'm up 97k

[@johnnyhighroller8914]

Not a huge live tell guy but the insta-jam on a river that drastically changes relative hand strength is a good bluff indicator. If villian had a made hand on the turn he would at least think about you getting there on the river with a big draw. If villian hit his own draw typically he would pause and consider sizing/double check cards.

[@racermike1946]

good call i think if i were bluffing on this runout i would iinstajam

[@prisonmike3665]

Well then I’m gonna insta-jam the river when I have the nuts so you think I’m bluffing.

[@johnnyhighroller8914]

@@prisonmike3665 dont exploit me 😢

[@lightonstillwaters6789]

Hahaha

[@edwardkain5006]

Q10 hand, if he’s got it he’s got it, 3 bet turn. Make him stick it in with his draws with bad equity and let him value own himself with his KQ & AQ. You know more than I do, just one man’s 2 cents from the rail. Thanks for another one!

[@jessiemooney2140]

I was thinking the same thing, I'm pushing hard on that turn

[@bensontang93]

Yes, easy 3b rip on the turn with these stack sizes. Hand was pretty butchered...keep it up though Lex glgl!

[@miamilawyerdaddy]

Same. Top two against a set is a cooler you have to be willing to lose long term I think

[@edwardkain5006]

@@miamilawyerdaddy if they were way deeper I think his line makes more sense.

[@nhathuynh8254]

Bad play on that hand. Allin when u get raise on the turn. He dont have much behind o So Ur somewhat committed. Why u call then fold on river?? Make no sense.

[@AcePoker444]

Is there any better way to wake up than to see a lex vlog?

[@PriusMike88]

Yeah. Waking up to your mom.

[@Knee_High]

Don't know about Ace's mom and I love Lex's Vlog but waking up with some punani in my face is preferred. 😜

[@PriusMike88]

@@Knee_High i know his mom 🤣

[@Knee_High]

Any good ? 🧐

[@PriusMike88]

@@Knee_High not as good as yours

[@AcePoker444]

Really rough spot with QT I think you have to call there. With such a wet board, sets should be raising more often than flat calling on the flop. You’ve shown 72 off, been playing a good amount of hands. Potentially opponent thinks he can take advantage and raise KJ then bomb river, raise such a wide variety and bomb river. I think it’s a true 50/50 spot where you’re good half the time and beat half the time so I don’t hate a fold. Hindsight is always 50/50.

[@Dexerion]

Spot on. I'd leaned toward folding as you're only beating 1 pair or the random 5,6 maybe. He does have a TON of bluffs in his rage. As Lex said, that could have been a value bet at the end from the villain. He probably thought his kicker was good.

[@MichaelShinosky]

It's 50/50 but the pot is laying much better than that. Snap call.

[@KarenCorr]

Yes, hindsight is 90/90

[@carlwebinar1571]

Sweating the hand with you Lex - I would have jammed the turn. Since that didn't happen, I think the perfect bluff card came for the villian (completes the flush and a straight). What hands does he likely have? I'm going to call, and hopefully rake the pot.

[@carlmcdaniel5681]

I completely agree with you. Lex let the other guy control the hand which he did so to slow play and get the max, but like you said when the turn hit the best option was probably to lead out with a all in

[@HoangTruong-vk7ek]

If villain was ahead he insta calls, if not he insta folds. I think calling turn and fold a river jam or call depending on live tells/ player tendencies is the best option. He might not be even jamming river and just check back his KQ or AQ and we win. Jamming turn only profitable if opponent was bluffing with a flush or straight draw and is now committing to getting it in w the worse hand.

[@Mr.Caring]

we are made in HIS image A good prayer: I'm a sinner JESUS please forgive me for all my sins I know you shed your Blood for me on the cross at Calvary. Thank you JESUS for my salvation and for shedding they Blood for me. I love you JESUS. Romans 10:5/10 ct...❤️k JESUSisLord!Amen... Amen.. If you'd like to call someone who cares 83 For Truth. bc you don't know when you'll die? .y r u hesitant.......... ...... .. ........ Me..🎉

[@ericg9092]

Ugh. Terrible spot. I'd have likely raised on the turn to avoid a difficult river decision with only 1200 behind, but yikes. Looking forward to seeing how it works out.

[@Copypastedates]

I jam turn, get max value from AQd, open ended straight + flush draws, etc.

[@AlexXanderMarketing]

I can’t watch a vlog where hero catches every hand, run outs are perfect and villain always has second nuts. Nice job though I guess.

[@christiankosanovich3627]

Q10 you should have either pushed all in on the turn or folded. He was committed at that point and calling committed you.

[@arroyoernest1985]

It's a call for me, I might have folded on the turn, but once he jams on the river, I'm committed, plus he doesn't have much more.

[@shafe4974]

I make that call w/ top 2 bro!!! I believe he’s got Aces or Kings w/ the Backdoor diamond draw!!

[@mandy10ca]

Yeah that was my read too.

[@mangohavoc6428]

I agree, it’s pretty close but I can’t fold top 2 there. It’s probably a pint pushing KQ but to be honest I could probably put him on that or AQ in my games… tough spot tho.

[@Linky609]

I may think he had aces or kings if he 3 bet preflop but he didn't so aces or kings shouldn't be in his range. In game set or diamonds makes the most sense, kq off is simply a massive punt. Too bad lex didn't catch it.

[@roguemerlin1969]

Yo, Lex, love your vlogs. I don't really track win/loss though I guess I should. What is the best phone app to do that? My best month is maybe 5k, usually much less. I'm 70, live off social security and play poker to supplement that and while don't grind, I don't really consider myself a recreational player. The Q/10 hand, you bet he just calls pre-flop. You bet the flop and he just calls. If he has 5/4h or 5/5, or 4/4, with a straight and a flush draw on the board I would expect him to raise here to deny equity. Qs on turn doesn't complete anything but adds a backdoor straight draw. You bet 400 and he more or less min-raises to 850, with only 1200 behind. Did he min-raise to see where he was at planning to fold to a shove, maybe. There are a lot of cards you wouldn't want to see on the river which would put you in a tough spot. With the way the hand has played, I would have thought I had the best hand with Q/10 and put him all in to put him in a tough spot if he was still on a draw. Would he have called, maybe, would he have folded, maybe, either way you would have to think you had gotten the money in while you had the best hand before the river comes. Nothing else you could have done, even if he sucks out on the river. Any win is a good win when you are stuck that much at the end of a session. If I was up 41k in a year much less a month, I'd play only one or two days a week, just for fun and to make a little more money.

[@mapispecapac]

He was 100% value betting based on your plays until than at the table!!!

[@gbwiz]

wouldn't call or fold....i would tank for 1 hour or until they carried me away

[@sebastianxxx3351]

Hard to tell with the Q10. Unless there‘s always a possibility he‘s just top pair or total air with all the information u had about that player a fold is probably best. Still, feeling you with all the bad luck in the live stream. The reraise with the aces after the stream was too big.

[@Nikkithedog-t6b]

No idea why no turn shove on the Q 10 hand. If you were in his shoes would you think you had a Q after your flop bet? Isn't it hugely likely he has Qx and why would you ever assume it's qxd and fold to a relatively small shove amount? I think you also have to analyze how you would have played this hand if you were up 5k on the night, I'm betting your answer to a pretty blatant leak is there.

[@huckleberryfinn8795]

Found your channel about a week ago, just subscribed. Have you thought about doing other videos like instructionals for us that want to learn more about playing poker? You explain stuff very good during the game. And my name is also Lex!! Great vids bro, keep it rolling.

[@willsimpsonphoto]

tough position, I put him on Q-A or 10-A, I didn't put him on a set or two pair. It was a 50/50 call/fold for you though. could have gone either way.

[@956675]

Keep up the great work Lex. Love your work and insights.

[@brian-gx6mg]

For that q10 hand I think you have to jam on the turn. You only lose to pocket 4s or 5s. You beat everything else. Like you always say, can’t be afraid of monsters under the bed. Plus he only has $1200 back so if he has a set, you still have outs and it’s not going to affect you too much financially if you lose. If he has 12k back it could be a different mindset. Anyways appreciate your videos, keep up the great work.

[@potheadpilot]

Bro throw in 4-5 sets every other workout of curls to failure for thicker biceps

[@dustinplatt6882]

Poker is life golf for me. I can never fix my downswing.

[@aahilrajan4370]

I think I fold Only hands that he might be doing that for value that you can bear for are AA and KK with a diamond but the pre flop action wouldn’t make sense with that hand. It’s a pretty polarizing position and at that point I would just use whatever knowledge I have on the player to make the decision

[@bradjohnson8100]

In my first year playing professionally I travelled through the midwest playing in Kansas City, Thackerville (Winstar), and all the way across the south landing at Pacetti's Marina in St. Augustine with my dog and RV. This was 2011 and I was there the day that Best Bet in Jacksonville opened and I played there for around two months. That glass enclosed room is where we played 10/25 every night and it was not uncommon to have 3 5/10 games midweek. My last month I won $83,000.00! My mistake was that I thought that these games, this action, would always be there and so I went back to North Dakota, bought a 40' diesel pusher and a 65 fastback Shelby clone. The next year, on my way back, a pro in Louisiana told me the games were gone and I so regretted not staying there until the money dried up.

[@mapispecapac]

All in before river.

[@ddruevful]

Never get why people play 7/2...EVER! 🤦🏻‍♂️. Q10 hand id jam on flop... sucks you folded 🤷🏻‍♂️.

[@Kizzercrate]

I think in the QT hand, I'm jamming the turn. Given that the button flat pre and flat on the flop, the (basically) min-clickback on the turn smells suspiciously like "I hit two pair and the board is getting scary". QT of clubs or diamonds are possible. 54s, or something wildly dumb like Q4s/Q5s, in addition to all sorts of flush draws and open-enders. If they turn over 44/55 here, nice hand. I can't call and then have to make a sick decision on any bad river card (A, K, diamond, any straightening card or board pair that's obviously not a Q or T).

[@freddiejackson8665]

THIS COMMENT IS FOR THE ALGORITHM 19,800 BIGGEST CASH EVER Playing 5-10 on the Grand Victoria Boat in Elgin, Illinois on Wednesday night. Two buddies playing that night had to hug each other. Also, had another buddy in the game and he ran up 9k playing poker and roulette. Much bud. Keep on grinding! Look forward to meeting you soon!

[@tomblount5635]

At least you didn't lose 150,000 like Rampage!!!! Congrats on your win. Be careful of getting prediction.

[@marksimos7549]

Curious, in your big 10K hand with Kk/JJ. What do I think was on your opponents mind?? Crazy gambler? But regardless, we’ve all been. Great to c u make all back in one hand. Hope the run good keeps on running!!

[@ScottiMusicNow]

The way he’s chewing seems like he’s trying to look calm. I would call. I really think he’s bluffing.

[@toniweigl9783]

Good Fold with Top Two imo. His Play was bad, would actually discount KQ and AQ, he should not Snap-Push the river with this hand, given the flush completes. This leaves him with Sets and Flushes. Without the 7d 100% Call. You would have to find Low Equity bluffs on the Turn in his range and with the tells you mentioned, he should not have enough to justify this Call. Turn Push seems possible, but again, tells and his playing style speak against that

[@markfromct2]

I paused it. I have lost more 2 pair hands than I have won. EXAMPLE: If i have 78 and then 7788, if it goes to showdown, the villain has as str8. Great stream.......thanks!!! good luck Lex!!

[@aaronvandrei3052]

Calling with q10 in a Texas game. I know that may be improper. But those games are nuts. It comes into play even if I can't prove it with math 😂🖕🏻 honestly, I woulda ripped turn.

[@Universe88productions]

q10 spot is disgusting bro I think u gotta pay it off most of the time though so many diamond combos also many people would play aq like that thinking you standard c-bet with kq they float a card now their trapping kq mostly in lower takes with highly aggressive players but either way I think a call there is good 70% of the time min. Although if I had been running as bad as you then I deffo woulda probably folded, deffo.

[@oceanviewwindowcleaningpow7778]

You kept running into it . If that wasn't happening you easily would have called.. Happens to everyone... Good decision either way..

[@visalatui6930]

What a Come Back...Good Job...U should Call the raise $1400.00 and wait to see ur 3 of a Kind get more Value..$$ good Job

[@arturnagy6994]

Do you know what's wrong with you? You never but never do the unexpected. Example. If you have QQ pair in your hands. you always place your usual four times bet. ??? And you could put ten times as much. Well, if someone gives you that, you might be wondering what kind of card they have.

[@Someguyonyoutube5000]

19:15 I’d fold preflop. Better spots to pick.

[@ascointernationaltranslati4628]

We have a SPR of 1.6:1. => Push or fold. Lex characterized OFC as a somewhat wild player. Phil has a weaker range (most likely 88-JJ and a few suited aces (as he acually has)). So I lean slightly towards a push. In my opinion the stack to pot ratio is the decisive factor and not the BB we have left in our stack.

[@M0RALO]

That's was definitely a call on the Q10 top 2 pair. Never he will put some value on turn for the flush, with his stack size. Maybe a set could be possible but you know what it's poker. You should have call 100% specially for his jam size , half a pot? Come on bro I don't like seeing you loose that way...

[@mycigaradventures8322]

Q-10 hand I would’ve definitely folded it smelled like Set of fives especially the way he played the hand 9 times out of 10 he’s gonna be much stronger than just top pair

[@jacobgraham4166]

One interesting note. In the QQ hand if you assume one of your opponents have AK and facing the 800 bet and call you pretty much have the direct odds to call flop. You need 9-1 which totals $7200. The pot was $7100. With the implied odds of making an extra $100 dollars if you hit your Q I actually think QQ is a square call facing this sizing and not a fold at all. Not often you get good enough pot odds to draw to a 2 outer but here you do.

[@WillPage]

Paused: You should call he limped could have 45 or even Q5. Wouldn't he raise a flush draw on the flop (most likely?) ... Feels like the turn helped him which means you are in front. You are going to have the best hand often enough IMO.

[@gbwiz]

repaused at 19.10.....please jam..for the love of humanity please jam it

[@BullittZ28]

In the Q10 hand I probably would of jammed more times than calling just because there’s plenty of random straight and flush draw combos - which you don’t block. I don’t hate your fold there, just one of those “ahhh damnit” moments.

[@gbwiz]

cmon buddy.....you had to jam there....one of them may of called....maybe....and then you run it twice..........

[@solosensei8188]

Lex did you get your change back? You call with K10 6:12 you put in $500 and suppose to get $25 back correct?

[@weshopper12]

I would’ve called on the q 10 hand. Nice video Lex!! Great comeback that was Awesome!!

[@tomn968]

The way you played the Q10 hand would probably force me to fold the river. I thought you were beat. But to avoid that spot I’m just shoving the turn. I put him on KQd, but to avoid the confusing spot I think shoving the turn is the play.

[@paulcolombo155]

Great bluff spot for him! Reading the board. But… for him to bet a 4 flush is Very Strong! And he made his bet so why not go ALL IN! Heck of a bluff though!

[@alicroup]

Love yo mate great content and nice job on the videos takes a lot of work.Not played poker in 10 years, I won $8888 from full tilt back in the day and never played since, Use to play every day just sucked my life, but love watching you fella.. much love

[@aaronstef3218]

I think you have to jam on the turn there, otherwise you’re setting yourself up for potentially folding the winner. You shouldn’t be folding to any card regardless on the river, when he only had 1k behind. What hands are you really going to be up against there? 55, 44, flush draw. Not many options and you’re beating a ton of bluffs/ value hands from him.

[@freddiejackson8665]

And I HAVE NO IDEA how you didn't jam that turn with Q-10 vs KQ you had to of know you were ahead. Sometimes when the flush comes in you have to keep some people honest and the insta shove on the river would ave made me call buddy!

[@elbison7992]

What up Lex!? Just came across your channel and I freaking love it! Keep up the good work… How long have you been playing?

[@Filipebraganca0305]

First

[@ilovebrandnewcarpets]

With the Q10 I'm just ripping it in on the turn. Probably doesn't make much of a difference because he wasn't folding on the turn. *Edit* oh no you folded... Ahh yeah I get the money in on the turn, sorry.

[@CowenJE]

Lex, when you have the top 3 hands you just have to pay them off if they have the nutz. 8/10 times you'll win. your folding 6/10 times so your value limiting yourself

[@donovangordon6747]

when you said lets go before the session starts......... i really think you should say LEX GO

[@kylec.5476]

As played, I'd have folded on the river since the diamond didn't slow him down. We've all made and continue to make these same mistakes, particularly when we're frustrated, whence we're never able to play anywhere near our best. Don't beat yourself up over it. If anything, the absolute best remedy for you would be to recognize when you are feeling frustrated and go for a walk and get yourself back into a state where you aren't feeling as frustrated. Obviously you were frustrated which lead you to make the mistake of just calling on the turn, but you definitely should be getting it all-in. If he's got a set, he's got a set, but these are crazy Texas games, and he doesn't look like a savvy player, so I would not be trying to think too deeply about it. Furthermore, you don't want to lose value when he has worse and will call off, but something like a diamond comes out on the river and kills the action... or the worst case scenario happens and you somehow fold the best hand! That said, his body language is indicative of strength on both the turn and river (his hands are folded together pointing upward, and he looks away a couple of times) - he thought he had the best hand! (Clearly, he's a clueless recreational player.) However, I'd demote body language tells when playing with absolute fish (don't try to get into the mind of somehow who doesn't know what the hell they are doing) and resort to plan A: "I have a strong hand, I'm all-in."

[@richardweston4493]

Hey Lex, the bright lights of live poker is distracting you from focusing on your game. Remember to occasionally re-examine your intentions ✌🏼

[@corymelts]

I think that's a fold "most of the time" with some calls depending on your opponent. He has pretty few bluffs there... clearly thought he had the best hand though I don't think he was trying to make a play. If flush doesn't get there it's 100% a call though, obviously.

[@AnthonyVickersSoulJahTYah]

2k twice Jan and i think March 2016 tournament player... oh nice comeback Lex O phewww :)

[@signaturenil6984]

I would’ve have jammed on the turn. That way if they are playing a flush draw they are put in a terrible spot.

[@j.yahnke]

Dude in a game for $21k talking about I have stuff to learn. 🤣🤣🤣 I don't think good bankroll management is getting into a game for 25% of your months profit in 1 session.

[@michaelpomerleau8860]

Ok I am following the instructions. Let’s see if I’m right. I think he 3 bets any strong holding so if your beat it’s 4’ or 5’s like you said he raises turn which was a Q which makes me think he has a smaller pair like 9’s or J’s and he’s setting up a big river bet, which he made. I would call this and expect to be right about 60% of the time.

[@lucashood9265]

Straight. Flush. Better kicker out there. I fold buddy. Although the look on his face says he's nervous

[@buckwheatone9288]

What happened at 06:21 ??? The guy looks super suspicious sliding a stack of reds from what looks like your stack. Nice vlog Lex, keep up the good work!

[@JohnSproull]

Getting ~2.7:1 i'm snap calling. But probably just jamming turn tbh.

[@jacobgraham4166]

QT… if I know Villian is competent and structuring correctly fold. If Villian is fish, call. People spaz too often in Texas. I commonly will be in the spots and ask myself what do I beat… the answer is commonly nothing. However, a lot of times I still call as moronic as that sounds because something I like to call the spaz factor commonly seen where it’s like a wtf type of hand

[@Matthew-gg8ep]

As played you are top of range getting 4-1 on a call roughly it’s a sigh call 1200 into 4800 or so show me your KK which I believe he has here your hand is too strong against this board. He is not raising turn with combo draw I’m shocked if he has a flush here again I think he has KK maybe AA

[@gbwiz]

flex..i paused at 18:21......if you fold the QQ preflop we cannot be friends anymore

[@TheFluffypanda808]

Call you’re good. He’s gonna raise 44 55 on the flop. And he’s likely having top pair decent kicker

[@scott102980]

Poor dog sits in the room all day bored as hell, you’re an awful dog owner. I hope you at least leave the TV on for him

[@lexopoker]

Don’t be jealous that my dog has a better life and is much happier than you

[@scott102980]

@@lexopoker yep, he looks thrilled in the background of your tiny room. I’m calling PETA , you fairy 🧚‍♀️!

[@JYLee-rr1sy]

I would have a hard time to be honest and most of the time would call but not feel good about it because I'm not a great player. When the Q hit and he raised you, it appears he either had a set, bottom two or two pair with the Q or Qx w/ flush draw. All of the situations you lose except one. The right move is to fold against this player since you don't think he's got much bluffs. It would be a shocker if he is bluffing here. However the confusing part is to remember what his read on you is. He thinks you're a loosy goosy action player and that you're likly only betting the 10. He cannot read you for the Q. Because of that it's only 50/50 and every decision is equally good and equally bad.

[@BryantR100]

Dude….. why not make another channel on your workout/healthy lifestyle?! Hire someone to edit that one to save you time. Just a thought….. peace ✌🏼.

[@DaVikes16]

I would've called him but took time to note his body language. Intent would be to build a profile on his style of play if I lost. He either had you crushed from the flop or you had him. I played with you at The Lodge for a bit. Recognized you after only 1 video but started watching more. Nice run man!

[@chazsmith20]

You are ignoring certain hands like 4 5, Q 5, Q4 remember 2 pairs have lower value then sets for a reason, they happen more. I agree that the diamond on the end is terrible because some kind of Qx of diamonds is a huge part of his bluffing range. But the way he insta jammed is a bit strange when you have the flush. Most people are thinking at least for a moment on how to play it. In any case you're at the zenith of your range you have to make the crying call - you only need to win around 27% of the time.

[@ruthlessgoat3702]

Good Goat Grief, Son. The way you played tonight, just be glad you're not in prison with Bubba.

[@ImWatchingYou2012]

Thanks for sharing Lex. Good luck on your next session.

[@coffeeneone]

I got into 2 similar spots yesterday. I folded both times. One was a mistake, the other i never saw the river, but that player showed trip 9’s. I had the nut flush if a club hit, but I folded to his all in. It was only my 2nd time ever playing live poker and was playing scared money. Still, maybe it was the right decision.

[@RonDalarson]

He seems super comfortable. But he could feel that way with AA. He raised the turn then jams when the flush gets there. Seems like he would have bet the flush draw on the flop. I think I have to call it off here. Good luck bro.

[@carlmcdaniel5681]

I would have likely folded also, I did put him on a hand like that, I think his bet was a simi bluff, he probably put you on something like AQ or medium pocket pair since you were check calling he probably didn't put you on 2 pair and likely thought he was best, and he knew if you did have 2 pair somehow it would be a tough call.

[@bobbycookson4087]

Not sure what I do on river, probably just cry call and pray, but I know I'm most likely ripping turn!

[@LionOsports]

Q10 hand, I would make the hero fold. Against another player, I'd snap call

[@phaque3115]

Body language is too cocky, I 100% am calling here… Edit: I Knew it!!!

[@ahmetokanaydn9680]

I would re-raise and go all in on the turn for the Q10 hand. So if you are calling I think on the river you should fold because of the diamond(ıt looks combo draw). I don't know the result for now lets check it :)

[@pot_kivach160]

16:45 the guy was value betting. He saw you were drawing for a full house on turn and you missed. 😭😂😜🤣 Wonder how did he get to this table. At all?

[@AyCaramba1311]

Pretty sure I'd call. Seems like he's making a move based on how you're running at table. I'm terrible at poker.

[@sameersaeed1784]

Tbh I think I make that call because he snap jammed the river without really even looking to see if it was a diamond or not, almost like he’s jamming regardless. If he had a set on the flop then it’s just a cooler

[@Chillvester-malone]

When you called the raise on the turn with the q/10 you should've called prepared to call a jam on the river he was putting it in on the river nomatter what. the diamond on the river was basically a brick. a flush draw would've just called the 500 bet. But it easier said after the fact than in the moment. But usually a big bet call on the trun you're basically committed for the jam on the river with his smaller stack size.

[@mikewilliams3509]

I get why you come to Texas but a few months ago u basically said ya didn't like Texas you wanted to maybe head back to Florida and were killing it in Vegas... so other than making content can you tell me why play in Texas at all? And I'm not ball busting I'm a fan of the vlog and just trying to make sense of your decision to be back in Texas already

[@huntermenke4906]

Man I know this is a super dumb reason, but if you got it you got it. I'd call with the top 2. I would definitely mull it over, but the diamond is such and obvious bluff card to have. I'd be more concerned if an Ace or 9 came off instead.

[@justinscherb749]

I thought he had A 10 with the diamond nut blocker and jammed as a bluff. Getting I believe 3.5 to 1 you gotta call there with top 2.

[@Studgunners]

I see that an armed guard escorted you to your car. Are you concerned about someone following you and robbing you? I'm guessing that you have a lot of cash on you since you are on the road and don't appear to have a lock box there and are living out of a hotel room. Be careful out there my friend and check your rear-view mirror when leaving the casino lot.

[@proditoresmoriendum86]

Nice way to come back what a donkey him calling it off with JJ that's ridiculous no way you were lighter than QQ KK AA that's basically your range when you ship into him

[@aneilverma1479]

snap fold river, I would have went all in turn if he only had 1200 back effective. 55 or 44. gg nice hand. calling was the worst i feel.

[@corydystopia]

Wow! What a doozy! That $500 profit probably feels like a 10k win.

[@markstevens3078]

Sudden high amount of aggression from otherwise quiet player plus draw gets there and you dont block it. Fold.