Moving up! taking a shot at $1/$3! Bankroll Challenge day 4 | Vlog 7 |

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Hi Everyone, I hope you are all doing well. In this episode we are playing deep stacked $1/$3 at The Lodge with a $1,000 buy in cap. I hope you all enjoy the hands. If you do, make sure to like the video and subscribe to the channel! Leave a comment below if you would like to get in touch.
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[@stealthyfang3660]

Build pots earlier you are always passive with the nuts and constantly miss value

[@pastramionrye247]

The 65o hand was played badly on all streets postflop. Preflop is whatever, but why would you check the flop when you have a board players love to call on? Big hands want to play big pots. Same thing on the turn.There's a decent chance SB has 7x or a straight draw that will cause a good sized turn raise. On the river, it seems like you had already made up your mind on earlier streets to "slowplay then spring the trap on the river" but your raise makes no sense on this runout. You're essentially bluffing with a straight to try to fold out 7x or 44. Once in a blue moon you'll find a terrible player who will bet/call Ax or JJ or something on the river, but you're mostly only going to get action from a full house. You seem like a good guy and you have some patience to wait for good hands, which you need in live NLHE. But you've really got to do some work on your hand reading and fundamentals. You're leaving too much money on the table with suboptimal lines, and the high rake in the 1/2 and 1/3 games don't allow you to leave much money on the table if you want to make a decent profit in the long run. Good luck and I'm rooting for you! My criticism is meant to be constructive to help you improve your approach to the game.

[@thirdeyeliquidators329]

Man you are very passive. Good vlog

[@jadeeilers3709]

Good content bud, hope to see you on the felt sometime.

[@wxx3]

You are too passive for the Lodge and especially at the 1. 3 game.

[@tedrogers5782]

Overlimping low off-suited connectors in live low stakes is perfectly fine. Raising river however only gets called by better.

[@jk40369]

Yes post anything you play if you can. Good luck hope you run good Jay from Tennessee 😎

[@michaelmclaughlin1958]

You are kind of passive. Glad you folded that last hand. Hopefully you get a bit more aggressive pre-flop and on the flop, I think you missed several opportunities. Continued good luck

[@JordanBlairBrown]

Yes great content!!

[@Poker-in-VR]

Heya, new subscriber here, great content! I really like seeing a wide variety of hands and thoughts and plays on those hands, and your observations on the tables are helpful too! I'm pretty new to poker, pondering one day playing an actual CASH game (zomg) but still realizing how much there is to learn before I want to risk my cash. I'll enjoy all the content you post and will be excited for you, dear stranger, as you go to Vegas!

[@ONKELTEX]

You must learn very very much things

[@devanwebster3909]

The AJ offsuit is usually a fold to a 3bet when OOP.

[@Brian_R82]

horrendous playing on that 56 hand and got even worse when you checked the flop.

[@derekmundy]

Some of the ways you describe these hands Is completely wrong lol but you did well so nice session!

[@mjriemen]

In the first hand he says he wants to check raise… and hes on the button???

[@ivanmadic8503]

stop grab/hold your cards, everytime you got hand or you hit flop :)

[@chrisadams14]

Oh, and stop being a nit! 🤣

[@stevenxu5747]

Are you from Texas? You don't seem to have the Texan accent in this video :)

[@SAHDPoker]

nope I'm originally from GA

[@JKenny44]

Bro. Late comment but you are limping with the pure fish mentality. "Oh let's see a cheap flop with 56o" Probably thinking "I can make a straight and stack someone" Any fish can flop a straight. That's not how you get an edge in poker. Far more likely you flop 2nd pair or a non nut straight draw and end up putting in even more money when you are very far behind. I stop watching the video after I see the 56o hand because I'm not interested to listen to fish.

[@juanochoa6489]

you are just so calm about winning +500 haha I would be partying. Would be cool to see how the whole process is like to go to Vagas the plane there where you stay and stuff like that.

[@dobbmob]

bang bang nice W. prefer cash videos but either way 🤞. gl on the frontlines (vegas lol)

[@mbrodzk]

Good session overall and good to book a win before Vegas. I do think the king 10 hand is a relatively easy fold on the river as played. You probably want to sometimes bet the flop to clean up your equity and to know where you’re at in the hand on the river more easily. You you mentioned that you don’t need to be right that often to make the call on the river however, the river bet by your opponent was almost a full pot size betso relative to the size of the pot need to be correct fairly large percentage of the time in order to make the call profitable. Otherwise great job and kick ass in Vegas.

[@chrisadams14]

I don’t wanna hear anything about Vegas or tournaments 😂 I’m kidding of course Bruv! Looking forward to all the videos.