QUADS! MY BIGGEST HAND YET! // Poker Vlog 4

[@mauricedzwigaljr.3578]

love the professional looking board for tracking the high hand!😂

[@pokerandphilosophy8328]

When I brought my girlfriend to the poker room for the very first time, I bought her $50 buyin as a gift and taught her an ultra- simplified shove or fold strategy (AQs, AK, TT+). The very first playable hand that she got was JJ, she shoved and got called, and she hit quads.

[@PokerBEAST]

I love this bc I teach my friends the same! I tell them I can teach them to be a winning player with half a sheet of computer paper. On it I write AA, KK, QQ, JJ, AK get all your money in preflop, everything else fold! This only happens when I’m in Vegas with a friend who wants to play, have fun and get free drinks. The three times this has happened, they’ve all been winners (50$-200$ up, which is a ton for a first timer) but better yet, we get to bond, have fun, and get served free drinks. Some of my fondest poker moments. And believe me, they still remind me about that one time in Vegas when they won with my advice and I lost because I didn’t follow my advice 😭

[@michaelgreco3486]

Honestly, I find it both surprising and inspiring that you chose to create a vlog at your level of play but that being said, you're very enjoyable to watch and your honest and humble assessment of your game has made me a fan! You own up to your mistakes and ask for critique. I find that much more enjoyable than watching a poker snob who thinks they know better than everyone else. I feel like I'm learning along with you even though I tend to think you're newer at the game than I am. Maybe that's not correct but, either way, it doesn't matter....what matters is that you took the leap and started vlogging while putting all of your wins and losses, correct decisions and wrong ones, heaters and coolers all out for the world to see with no pretentiousness or ego. Good for you! The poker world needs more people like you. Good luck at the tables!

[@PokerBEAST]

I really appreciate those words. I’ve tried a few different KZbin concepts and it has never worked. I started playing poker during the pandemic. I’ve played at bars and with friends but never took it that seriously. I didn’t know what GTO was until October, and there is so much advancement in the game in the past few years, it feels like I never had really played poker before. I told myself when I started this, that I would be as open and real as possible. The internet rips people apart who aren’t. I thought it would be difficult but it’s actually very cathartic. Having the confidence to admit my weaknesses and learn from my mistakes, with the incredible support I’m receiving, makes the game even more fun to play. Thanks for the support. Cheers.

[@notthenuts5354]

I like the 78h lay-down, but I'm the biggest nit around. And man oh man, there's no better garbage hand I love beating than Q8. Happy to see it erupt into flames. Well done.

[@DyLightedCatan]

Really like how you show the folded hands pre. Thanks!

[@GetRichorDieScratching]

Same. I’m wondering why he folded Q|J around the 4:12 mark.

[@collinjackson3535]

Didn’t know DyLighted watches these lol

[@DyLightedCatan]

@@collinjackson3535 haha I'm into poker on the side lol

[@CottonEyedBro]

obsessed with your poker vlogs. Don't change a thing, have binge-watched them all today haha. Don't change a thing they're perfect. Love the hand breakdown, love showing the folds and love the voice overs. Keep up the good work.

[@dougdowning5567]

I really enjoy your videos. I think you are capturing low stakes hold'em better than any other KZbin channel. One thing you show more than most vloggers is how often you fold. If you can track this we could see total number of hands you are dealt and number entered. We can then calculate your VPIP for each session and see how we compare.

[@milesp123xd7]

you really are a poker beast pumping out videos like this. keep em coming man!

[@nicanzalone1]

Grumpy shuffle chip dance😂😭😂

[@joeyp3094]

Word of advice, don't limp in with 78 suited unless you would do the same with stronger hands.

[@dougmccuskerpoker]

Playing on a short bankroll, you must protect the bankroll, therefore the big question would be should you ever play 78s on a short bankroll? If you can’t afford to continue on a good flop, then why play it in the first place. Just be a nit and play premium hands and double thru someone. It’s very hard to play right on a small bankroll. Hopefully you can run good enough to build a little cushion. Best of luck building your roll.

[@PokerBEAST]

Hey Doug! Thanks for swinging by the channel. I’m a fan of your vlog! Thanks for having me in the poker vlog community and great advice.

[@Nevermore77]

I like that u show the folded hands as well 👌

[@dylanrasmussen1552]

I live in Reno and play 1-2 and 2-5 all over town. Your fold with 78 H was the right fold. It's either jam or fold and with MP raising two players with you left to act he will have sets, straight or nut draw. At best it's a coin flip for your whole buy in. Very good disciplined fold, that is a very valuable attribute when building your bankroll. I like the content, ya got a new Sub. Take care and good luck. Peace.

[@Wolf6151]

The fold on 8/7 suited was absolutely the right call to make, especially when facing a 3 bet from a tight player. He's got something good and you're on a weak draw.

[@bobsmith3197]

Well played. No need to go nuts with flush draws at low stakes and with limited bank roll. Be patient.

[@davidwaVR]

Try and count to 5 when you look at your cards every time. If you keep this to a constant it will remove a few of your tells.

[@450r1]

5 secs to look at your cards!!?? Please... 1-2 max It adds up to faster play

[@davidwaVR]

@@450r1 True but he needs to slow down and 4-5 seconds is not that long. LOL if you were online that would be fast.

[@billyvera3826]

That Quads hand was sick!

[@dexterwilliams4406]

Remembering the card suits preflop was something I had to work on. I learned to just say the first letter of the suit in my head. Example, Ace of diamond King of spade would be AK ds.

[@iamdavidjacob3560]

I'm dyslexic, so I miss out my cards a lot. I look at most 4 times a hand. (Preflop, Flop, Turn, River) and once more before calling a shove.

[@sharkcapper]

Solid content and excellent commentary. You’ve obviously done your homework and research. Good stuff, keep it up!

[@imonlyheretoarguewithidiots]

Honestly, the first 8/7 is a good fold there. When you have three other opponents, a bet, a call, and a raise all in front of you, you really only have one safe card (9h) to give you the nuts. You're not getting the right odds to call against their range.

[@davidringler4700]

The first 7-8 ♥️ ‘s hand was a definite raise preflop. 3 limpers to you that’s a great hand to show some aggression. Raise to $40-45 and you push out all the weaker hands and then with that flop you will feel much more comfortable showing continued aggression. The second 7-8 ♥️’s hand shouldn’t have been limped UTG. Raise or fold there. Limping UTG is just generally not a profitable play in cash games. 10’s will obviously call but it’ll be easier to navigate post flop if fewer players are there. Good vlog!

[@melissamancini7975]

I was going to suggest the card memorization. With unsuited ace, I always remember my ace suit for flushes. I’m almost 100% with not looking back now.

[@haydenharris5060]

An alternative method is to just look back at your hand post flop every single hand no matter what. My memory is so bad this is is a habit I've adopted so I never give any information based on lookin at my cards haha

[@waynebar5604]

I think you made the right choice folding the SFD, with it being a multi way pot it was very possible that someone flopped the straight or had a higher flush draw than the 78. Those straight flush draws look great but very rarely fall. In my 25 plus years of poker I have only made 6 straight flushes and only 1 if them were gut shot draws. When grinding to build up your bankroll it's important to not chase cards and play conservative. I look forward to seeing your process and hopefully once Covid 19 is under control you can really be able to read people better without having to worry about what's behind the masks!

[@OkieVet918]

Mike Caro said "Money not lost, is the same as money won." that weak flush draw was a good laydown. Chasing weak flushes will rarely work out, and you'll forget all them and focus on the one time you suck out with it. Long term it's absolutely a losing play. Well done.

[@chriss1034]

Nothing wrong with playing risk-averse with the 78s since you said you are on a tight BR. You had very little invested and multiple players trying to inflate the pot which likely indicates some of your outs are gone.

[@blaynebrackett3377]

Of youre willing to play 78 suited preflop you have to be willing to call at least one street when you flop a combo draw... Floppin a combo is what youre looking for when you play suited connectors.

[@JesseStingl]

at 12:26 when you're computing pot odds you wouldn't want to include the call amount in the calculation. 334/80 would be the true odds of a call there. still probably a call against most players, but an important distinction.

[@terrellsutton6845]

I really like your content. I've just started playing 1-3 and watch you really has helped my game.

[@PokerBEAST]

I’m glad! Lets keep it up!

[@jpscott7174]

Good fold w the 78h

[@bigb2358]

When you look back at your cards on the monotone flop, villains will know it becomes much less likely for you to have a made flush... So when you bet there after checking your cards they will realise your most likely holding is the naked Ad, so you kinda put yourself in danger for aggression on later streets when getting called. I like the vlog tho

[@patocall8146]

Don't mind the folding of 7,8 if you had the higher end stay in but great stuff, never check dark only limits your play

[@harrymeanwell1462]

Liquor in the front, poker in the rear !

[@victorv7356]

nice to see a small stakes vlogger who doesn't play hyper aggressive donk, look forward to more!

[@PokerBEAST]

Thank you! I can’t afford to be a losing player 🥺... plus I love this game and I want to keep it fun as well as be responsible. I don’t have to get rich, but I need to move in the correct direction. The content is going to continue rolling out! Thank you for your early support!

[@eityotam23]

Great video and great poker!

[@olliesutton1804]

Thats amazing, she gets the 9 but you get the pot 😂

[@johngreen7726]

I felt at the raise she had 2 pair or trips, I would have called 2nd time with 7/8❤. Totally agree great seeing someone play with smaller stacks with a vlog. Good win

[@rosettaspencer7292]

Nice! 👍🏽👊🏽

[@captaindrunk3533]

For the 87h hand, if you had an open ended draw for straight and straight flush, I'd shove, but I think that was a good fold..

[@Wedow12]

Really like your videos. Keep going!

[@aflutes1706]

I think you played the 87 hearts hand wisely. Although you did have the gutshot to the SF, your hearts could’ve easily been way behind to an Ahigh or K high draw. When playing a multi-way pot with a draw, I’ve always found it worth while to have the Nut draw. It’s never a good feeling to hit your flush and to notice another player going a little wild when the 3rd heart hits. Idk, that’s my 2 cents

[@FreePokemonGiveaway]

Folding the first 87 of hearts is an absolutely fine play

[@18000rpm]

Absolutely not!!! Don't call with suited connectors if you're going to fold when you flop a pair+flush draw+straight draw. You should be very happy to go all-in with a hand like that.

[@dl6262]

14:13 I do this all the time not remembering if the button moved

[@danielfenech9836]

Hey. Good video. In my opinion, you played the 87 of hearts right the first time as you were in worst position facing a raise , call, reraise. Action behind you makes it a standard, good fold. The second time when you bet 10 and the lady went all in with 10s for 70 more and two cards to come, that is a standard snap call. You have 9 outs to the flush and 4 outs to the gutter. Poker is a game of skill, sure. But, luck is involved and when you have about 13 outs with 2 cards to come that is a bad lay down. No guts, no glory.

[@PokerBEAST]

You make a very good point. I think I was influenced by the fact that I had just folded a better version of that before. BUT, I didn’t consider the action, just the strength of the hand.

[@Scilla1084]

I like your vlog because it's real! And what i mean by real is that most people that play $1/2 or $1/3 have small bankrolls and have to buy in short... On the edge of my seat to see if you're going to run it up! GOOD LUCK 🍀 i like the fold with the 8h7h someone can easily have a bigger heart and your hand is so obv a draw it will be hard to get paid

[@PokerBEAST]

Love to hear that! It’s true! I’m just a poor low limit grinder haha

[@paulharris3310]

Nice Vlog and nice win :)

[@magnusfransson1970]

The dealer makes a fold! Nice1, M8!

[@PokerBEAST]

“Dealer” Button. Thanks for watching!

[@monsterstackwizard9313]

Congrats on the quads and high hand bonus. I would have made the same fold with 87 suited out of position too.

[@robd1811]

good fold

[@coreychristenson6500]

Folds like that can be very table dependent. You made a good decision.

[@markjaeggli5715]

I would say the most profitable way to play the small blind for the majority of players is 3 bet or fold. 3 bet your strongest hands and fold everything else even if others have limped. If you are going to flat 87 on that board and then fold you should never have called in the first place.

[@ryanscho9207]

good to see the perspective of someone playing poker with a limited bankroll. FYI when your post flop and place a wager its called a BET not a RAISE. Good luck sir

[@EnjoyInfectionNr1]

I like your content man, nice job

[@daverogers3512]

Great fold!

[@thirdeyeliquidators329]

Hell yeah rooting for you kato. You should run up a roll pretty quickly playing like that

[@alejandro3485]

First 78 suited fold was good. The second 78suited fold heads up is just.......what are you doing playing the hand to begin with if you’re not going to play that flop?

[@jeremygoff9868]

You shouldn’t be limping any hands until you feel comfortable post flop. Definitely folding the JT7hhx flop with 89hh. I know it’s 1/2$ but if a raise to 10$ is getting 2-3 callers, you should be raising larger. We want to be headsup postflop. Also the AJ off suit hand early on, we should be 3betting or folding this hand pre, and if we’re too short to 3 bet, then it’s a fold.

[@PokerBEAST]

Thank you for your analysis. I agree and I’m finding myself folding more, especially out of position, hands that I have the urge to play.

[@jeremygoff9868]

@@PokerBEAST my biggest leak is thinking hands like AJo and KJo are good hands to play. Also, I like checks more often with Top Pair Top Kicker on dry boards (AK flop comes A64r) I think we can check this more often and see our opponents bluff more often and/or lose less money to sets

[@stretch5832]

Ok, help me out here… what is the purpose of the blue gloves when your touching everything around you to include your personal tablet. So whatever your contaminating you gloves with it’s getting transferred to your tablet and phone. JSMDH

[@loganmccarthy2080]

how confusing is that parking garage, am I right?

[@curtispineo9393]

Raise pretty flop from the small blind.. hmm not sure about the straddle though, tough hand tho

[@rich30180]

Need to think about your 3betting range and your raising range against a straddle.Limping breeds limping. The less people in the pot more likely you are to win.

[@f0t0b0y]

Good stuff man! Digging all these poker bloggers that are showing up in my feed. New sub foshow

[@PokerBEAST]

I didn’t even know poker vlogging was a thing 2 months ago! I love the genre and hope it grows.

[@stokesjo82]

I’d fold 8, 7 of hearts too.

[@toomuchcoke233]

I doubt you make the lay down with the 8 7 of hearts if it was just heads up. Good luck at the tables 🥳🥳🥳

[@nflbound1996]

Lemme tell ya, you keep posting poker gameplay at the table live like that you will blow up big time. You get a Sub from me for this live table gameplay. Love watching pots get scooped

[@ekw555]

I realize that this vlog is over a year old, and you've gained a lot more experience, but I will say this anyway - when you raise over limpers in a 1/3 game, raise bigger than the $10 you used in the KQo hand. ESPECIALLY when they are super loose passive like this group was. it never even crossed their mind to take the pot away from you with a float on the flop and then betting on the turn. You could have picked up another $5 from each player who saw the flop, and then bet bigger on the Turn & River* *I admit this gets tricky when you start w/ $150 as you could end up w/ your whole stack in there, but the point remains. on the checking your hole cards when the flop in monotone being a tell - it *is* a tell, but what it tells is that you have an offsuit hand, and have not flopped a flush. the rule of thumb is: if a player has a suited hand, they know what suit they have. so, if they are looking, they don't (as in don't know what suit(s) they have, and don't have a flush.) on the (first) 78h hand - I don't knock your "nit fold". with 2 other players in the pot showing considerable interest, you have bottom pair, a gutshot, a weak flush draw . . . and one out to the nuts. a pretty as it might look, this is not a great spot. it's hard to even put them on 2 hands that don't have you in terrible shape. what's our best hope? the original bettor is over valuing ATo w/ no heart and the nit raiser has 2 pair with no heart ? that way our straight & flush draw are both good, and maybe even trip 7s ? seems unlikely. you're playing short buy-ins, which makes playing draws tougher as you limit your implied odds. so, you need stronger draws (like to the nuts or that neighborhood). let's look at the worst case - someone has KhQh . . . now you catch your 9h for the straight flush . . . and lose! you hit an offsuit 9 . . . and lose! and with bottom pair, assuming you even get to the river, could you call w/ bottom pair after you miss all your draws? you'd beat KhQh . . . if you got to showdown. I am confused in the JJ hand. you bet $75 on the flop, the button goes all in for $73 and . . you put out chips to show you call ? I guess you did not know he shoved for less? and finally - if you're going to buy in short, you need to remember that you are playing 50BB and then later 60BB or 70BB. these are not great stack sizes to be seeing flops with speculative hands. certainly not with the frequency that you seem to. but, I am a year behind. looking forward to catching up and seeing how you play "now". the fact that your vlog is still active is a good sign. 😀

[@johncoolahan503]

Set of 10s still have 43% equity with your hand so I wouldn’t say it was a good fold. Played very very tight in that session. But good luck on the tables

[@dondrap513]

Ah yes, the bb jackpot. That's half the reason some people even play in those rooms. It also motivates them to make -ev calls again and again.

[@112233pr]

Could be wring but think you're meant to be typing villain instead of ''villian''. Loving the vlogs my dude.

[@PokerBEAST]

yes, your right! oops. I will fix it in the future, but my next few vlogs are already edited, so I'll just leave them as they are!

[@andrewdevine4350]

79H good fold. Easy to say when it's results orientated but ask yourself... If it was just a gutshot straight or flush draw would you call or raise a 3 bet? Probably not. Decent fold in my head. Especially short stacks as on the turn all the money would've been in the middle

[@josephwampler2611]

Can’t be results oriented on the 78h hand, could squeeze pre flop and raise to thin the field

[@moshe-yitzchakostriker8457]

Fell like sitting with less than 100bb puts u at huge disadvantage. Also dam ur tight

[@jdluckbox2290]

Being a short stack at a table of all/mostly full stacks actually gives you an advantage. I strongly dislike playing against short stacks.

[@alingchen2433]

The tight co didn't 3bt, he raised, and it's pretty simple fold

[@thehusketeers4319]

"The dealer also makes the fold"? What kind of poker are you playing?

[@PokerBEAST]

Dealer button

[@rcook2608]

If you had more cash behind to gamble I would have gone in on those, good folds* though the right play. Straight flushes keep me playing I love the chance

[@xN0xB0DYx]

is that denise dealing in the KJo hand?

[@faulaul]

The 8-7s hand was a bad fold in my opinion... your position makes it hard to play because of you being the first to act after the raise, but your hand is easily strong enough to stick around for at least a turn... i think just calling would've been the right decision

[@faulaul]

the second 8-7 hand fold idk about that one aswell, her bet was just bad af and you get awful odds but still a call possible..

[@EmmaElizabethPrice]

When you record your poker videos do you have your video camera set up on a tripod at the table?

[@PokerBEAST]

I use my iPhone and this www.amazon.com/Nulaxy-Foldable-Compatible-Nintendo-Readers/dp/B07F8S18D5?pd_rd_w=Oj7xf&pf_rd_p=117f6fce-a023-466b-a7db-aeaaf4baaf57&pf_rd_r=QNAEP1N9ST92NEMW65YP&pd_rd_r=214beede-ac40-4fca-b981-eec9cace4758&pd_rd_wg=9plLH&pd_rd_i=B07F8S18D5&psc=1&ref_=pd_bap_m_rp_7_sc

[@EmmaElizabethPrice]

@@PokerBEAST Oh ok thanks for letting me know. i was just asking because if i played poker offline i would like to record a video of it. There is somewhere called Manchester235 but it is closed at the moment because of covid and also the Grosvenor Casino is closed too because of covid. i really like your videos and i have subscribed to your KZbin channel and i will follow you on your poker journey and i am looking forward to your next poker vlog. Take care and good luck with your poker career :)

[@dennissugabo1256]

Okay okay SUB TIME!!😎🍻

[@PokerBEAST]

Rock on! Ty for your support- there is A LOT to come

[@dennissugabo1256]

@@PokerBEAST bitcha.. keep racking up those chips brotha!!👌

[@alexmeager19]

Never ever folding 78 of hearts on the flop. If hes a knit im check raising that flop all day to play for stacks on the turn with my massive combo draw.

[@FreePokemonGiveaway]

Nit* it’s poker, not a scarf lol

[@jacure123]

San diego!!! Yep, when you win leave. Most people lose because when they're up they keep on playing.

[@pokerandphilosophy8328]

If you leave when you are winning and keep playing when you are losing, this means that on the long run you are maximizing your playing time in unfavorable conditions and minimizing your playing time in favorable conditions. This kills your winrate.

[@diagnosedtopg7657]

This isnt just a "table game" your comment makes zero sense when you're talking to a poker player.

[@Noodlessssss]

Most people lose is because they suck. Lol

[@YoungGunny]

What do you do for a living? Or are you a full time player now? I know you mentioned you had a small bankroll, what are we talking about? $

[@clipsahoy88]

I don't think it was bad to fold with the 7h8h. Bet, call, and raise in front of you, you could be drawing super thin. People overplay their combo draws a lot.

[@adansampieri6249]

You folded queen jack? Rather quick..That is a playable hand in my book.

[@chriss1034]

For some reason it really bothers me that they wrote JJJJ10 for your high hand instead of JJJJT

[@jeffpaggett7274]

It's not a nit fold if you would have lost anyway. Good read.

[@mjudah6848]

Should have 3 bet the 78 the first time you don’t want to play suited connectors out of position

[@marktombazian6490]

8/7 hearts in the small blind raise. Fold or call or raise? Gut call. Thats all it is, intuition...sometimes ur right, sometimes wrong...its cards.

[@RhymesWithCarbon]

I like the fold. I would have done the same - oh well, live to fight another day in a spot you feel better about.

[@leonardobrown2023]

Philly Live?

[@gamblemission5562]

Yo Beast awesome vlog! Is there any chance you could add your bank as you play, I would really appreciate it as it would help me understand your thought process a little better?

[@PokerBEAST]

Thank you for the support! 🙏🏼 Yes I will. It may be a few videos away as I have some edited and ready to go, but look for it in the future 👍🏼

[@gamblemission5562]

Awesome man, can I possibly advertise my channel? It’s actually related to the community as people can play and gain rewards as good as free rooms in Vegas, would that be ok with you?

[@PokerBEAST]

@@gamblemission5562 sure, doesn’t bother me

[@gamblemission5562]

I appreciate it Bro keep up the super work and good luck!

[@zareh805]

if i’m grinding, i at least try and double why wage at my day job every hour. If i can do that for 4 hours than i’m out.

[@zareh805]

should have 3 bet pre flop with AQ off.

[@JM91587]

Gotta love the dopes who are wearing latex gloves

[@guydoesstuff7246]

That jacks hand was super lucky and id say you played it way loose but hey you made money so i doubt youd think it that way

[@alexellison8529]

The dealer made the fold?

[@18000rpm]

Don't check dark, only fishes to that. And Phil Hellmuth.

[@PokerBEAST]

I don’t do it anymore!

[@81afitz]

QuadZilla!!

[@gazlink1]

You total nit on the 87 heats lol.. Sure it's 50/50 if you win Vs the nut straight, but you're drawing to a very valuable hand, so the implied odds incase you hit are much greater. + You have outs to chop as well as win. Plus you're ahead of all heart draws, having the pair.. so if he had Ax hearts you're actually favourite, and have the chance of stacking anyone if you hit the straight flush.

[@peteEmage]

78♥︎ hand is correct in my opinion your surely drawing against a made hand and your draws except the straight flush may not be good or at best you hit the strait for a chop. Lots of players make the mistake of putting there money in in spots like this where actually your best saving it for easy more profitable spots later.

[@imonlyheretoarguewithidiots]

You should put your stack size on screen btw