The TRUTH - How Good Is Brad Owen Really At Poker?

[@benjaminlhp]

how good is charlie carrel at poker though?

[@skylertaylor7283]

Very good but still leagues below Ike Haxton

[@craigferguson3433]

He used to be elite is far below that now. still a dec reg at live. part of his problem is his motivations gone

[@TheProboscisNose]

In the top 0.1%, easily. And much better than Brad.

[@barrykrishna9981]

@@skylertaylor7283 Ike Masks how good he is!

[@JohnnyAppleseed-yl6fo]

For the amount he charges for his courses and stuff, he definitely thinks he's extremely great.

[@alistairwillock7266]

Hey Charlie, I think you need to a take a couple of factors into account when evaluating Brad's play on a Lodge livestream in specific, and _especially_ on hands that Andrew Neeme is in as well: - Texas stream Hold'em is a mutant form of _actual_ Texas Hold'em: Ranges are all fucked up, _especially_ when the standup game is in play, as it often is. - Stream play incentivizes wider ranges and more aggressive actions in general. This is offset to some extent by Brad's celebrity and ownership stake in the Lodge, as he's always going to be able to get a seat. Nonetheless, like all the other stream players, he's incentivized to take lines that maximize onstream action. - Re hands involving Neeme, very few live players are going to understand each other's games and ranges as well as Brad and Andrew are. They've for sure studied poker together, played hundreds (likely thousands) of live poker hours together, and are friends and business partners. TL;DR If you're trying to evaluate Brad's baseline competence and typical lines, then _DON'T_ use a Lodge livestream. He's going to make far too many deviations. Instead, use one of his vlogs from the Bellagio 5/10 (or better yet, the 10/25 game).

[@ChesapeakeBayBrian399]

valid points. Also, anyone can have a bad day or week.

[@faulrevere8938]

Great commentary.

[@AlienationIsReal]

Honestly I've never agreed w most of brads playing. I watched him a bit a year ago and he was horrible imo. Unless he has gotten a lot better in a year?

[@ChesapeakeBayBrian399]

@@AlienationIsReal I assume you mean calling a bit loose? He says he does that mainly for the stream. Guess results talk for themselves. 2022-2023 were great years for him $$ wise

[@datdudeoj7673]

@@ChesapeakeBayBrian399are you from the Chesapeake Bay area??

[@kellsmo9488]

What I like about Brad is if you watch him regularly, he constantly shows self awareness and admits when he’s less skilled than the people he’s playing against. He’s admitted he’s improving and has complimented Nick Ps coaching as a big aid. This was a very fair analysis of him and I think dead on. Great vid. I wish some of Brads detractors watched him enough to understand his self awareness. But he’s helped a lot of Poker get attention and I think he and people like Charlie are fantastic for the game. Keep it up!

[@nickelodeann]

That level of self awareness and critique is so important to improve at anything, something a lot of commenters could learn about

[@matthewrobert1810]

Something you didn’t mention that I appreciate as well is that he’s one of the only professional player/bloggers I’ve seen who will admit that the poker life is very difficult and isn’t glamorous. Being open about his struggles including that he was forced to quit poker back in the day. It’s great because it shows the real side of doing it professionally where I find other vloggers try and make the life seem easy

[@kellsmo9488]

@ Very good point. You have to be a little crazy and delusional to be a poker player. He has a unique way of expressing that, while also being honest and self aware. Anyone who asks me about getting into it I send to his blogs. I also think his peers respect him and his humility while understanding the impact he’s had on growing the game with other good content creators. It’s nice to cheer for the good guy sometimes in a sport of things that generally define villainy.

[@RobRochon]

The second hand was against Andrew Neeme who is great friends with Brad. They got started together doing poker vlogs, are business partners at The Lodge, and know each other's games inside and out. Kind of tough to rate Brad's game when analysing what he's doing against Andrew because there is likely meta-levels to it.

[@ricksundberg5659]

Great Point

[@brycebehan3707]

This is a great series Charlie. Keep up the solid content. Rampage would be a fun one to see.

[@leoyuan3f]

Oh god that would be brutal...for Rampage. Charlie would rip him apart.

[@ledofaire]

He’d stop the video after the 3rd punt

[@WilliamNordeste]

What a waste of brain power. Once gambling is in your blood and brain, almost impossible to get it removed.

[@zeebot1]

I LOVE this format! As poker enthusiasts we all enjoy watching Poker vloggers go through their hands, while trying to figure out ourselves if what they're doing makes sense and how we would've played in that spot. Being able to hear another top professional's reasoning as a second layer is absolutely invaluable and really fun to watch! Keep this series going please!!

[@griffingish2633]

I think critiquing his thought process is sort of dubious. I think he’s more interested in making the vlog exciting/ interesting as opposed to going in depth on everything he’s thinking about. Rapid fire hands etc, love the vids Charlie!

[@omalleymso]

I did not have liking Charlie Carrel on my 2024 bingo card but here it is

[@claytonplaia]

That’s weak 😂. Never though I’d like the guy either but here I am

[@slowery43]

wow, not at all funny but at least you're highly unoriginal... ugh

[@Sidnev]

can't believe this is the first video you upload since I've subscribed, I've watched Brad for years now and have always wondered how good he actually is. Couldn't ask for a better video, love the way you explain why certain plays are good or bad, it makes a lot more sense to me than a lot of other poker creators. Keep the great content coming man :)

[@mikeprice5755]

I’ve found Brad’s analysis much better since he got coaching off Nicky P a couple of years ago - this is the lodge live stream don’t forget and hand 2 was against Andrew which makes a case for a bit of soft play. I’d like to see Charlie do a follow up of one of brads high stakes bellagio cash game sessions and see if he’s playing with more consideration

[@samuraijack1371]

The way to make money in poker is, open a card room, invite all the VIPs and sit yourself and your co owners as the only professionals and milk them.

[@MrJughead]

I've been following Brad for a long time now and watching his game inprove from his days of playing 1/2 to were he is now its crazy tbh. The guy is killing it and is getting better every day. It's always easier to Monday morning quarterback hands than it is to be there in the heat of the moment under the preassure of largest stacks he has ever played. The fact he makes misplays is Good cause i feel he learns from them. Making his YT content allows him to take a deeper dive into his own play that alot of other Rec players don't get to do. All this to say is Brad one of the greatest atm, No... But i will enjoy watching every video he makes in the comming years I could see him even winning some big events as he has made the final table a fair bit his next step is to take it home!

[@trevor3575]

Charlie cornball making these vids is hilarious. This is the definition of the dunning-Kruger effect

[@SmappleMcWingers]

How good is Mariano at poker?

[@eChicken-k6d]

Real Good according to HIS Vlogs.

[@joeyp3094]

Much better option than Ethan, sorry Ethan. Mariano does deep dive his decisions which would make the video better.

[@sneakkyz3696]

Not very good

[@eChicken-k6d]

@@SmappleMcWingers is Mariano still on Steroids

[@pierregodeau4286]

I would say Mariano is at least as good as Brad. And plays much higher stakes ​@sneakkyz3696

[@michaelgrayrn4579]

I've been playing poker 32 years, dealer for 10 years. This is one of my most favorite poker videos ever. Mad respect.

[@christophsass4968]

Hey Charlie...How good is Mariano...? 🌏

[@CharlieCarrel]

We will have to find out I guess

[@relaxationmeditationsleep2934]

​@@CharlieCarrelAnalyzing the hands on the flop doesn't make sense if we didn't see the preflop action. It's multiple hands that start on the flop.

[@zaktseytlin3450]

⁠would love to see this

[@Matzes]

You should keep this series going and keep a tier-list where you rank they guys you analyse. Very popular on KZbin to do tier lists

[@ApocalypseNowWithEli]

I’ve watched Andrew and Brad play a ton of hands against each other and it always seems like Andrew is checking a lot almost as a friendly move but Brad has no issue crushing Andrew.

[@ambientexpanse]

He's a decent, competent, studied, and experienced 2/5 as well as 5/10 cash game player, quite a popular and well liked KZbin poker personality and that's about it. If anything, he should probably decline taking seats in nosebleed games in the future given his prior track record, results, etc at those stakes.

[@Marksmaan]

Brad agrees to play big stakes because it's basically advertising for him. He's invested in making the Lodge more popular. So even if he loses in a game, it's not always a bad deal for him. That added value can offset some of the negative edge he might have. Like how guys paid hourly to get casino games going can play differently and still make money.

[@ambientexpanse]

@Marksmaan Yes, I agree with you 💯

[@ayo4325]

I’ve been watching Brad for three or four years now. He’s very unassuming in his play. He gives great insight on the reasons on why he does what he does while bringing a complete human aspect to the game. He knows he’s not perfect. He knows he has to continue to improve and gain wisdom. It’s this human aspect of his Vlogs along with the rationale, that I find so intriguing and valuable.

[@banningg1]

Just stumbled across this channel and I think it rocks. Solid analysis.

[@KyroX3000]

My favorite series in the internet! Looking soo forward to watch this! :3

[@paulgibbons-keynotespeaker]

First time I've watched you CC - really enjoyed both the format and your commentary mate - and no he isn't better than me

[@pennywise4843]

Is Charlie good enough to be critiquing these guys?

[@Matzes]

I think so. But anyone who makes sense and uses logical arguemnts can critique anyone else

[@jamesclark8205]

What Brad Owen? yeah he is lol

[@d-law868]

Is this the new generation aka you have to be a certain color to even mention the other or where does this 'not being able to critique, its raw feedback' :)

[@jmart0426]

Charlie is KING

[@Florythroughfire]

Listen to him.. if you understand what he's saying, you know he is. If you don't understand, then it's irrelevant

[@thebombcat]

I've been watching Brad since the beginning - you can watch his poker knowledge grow in real time. He's been tutored by some of the best. Does he play hands he probably shouldn't because of the camera? Yes. Does he make dumb calls to get more viewers engaged? Yes. But the mind behind the general overall play is very sound. You don't come off cash games running deep into tournaments unless you have a really sound foundation in Poker.

[@johnverdeaux]

Let's also keep in mind that Brad sometimes plays hands a little differently "for the vlog". I've been watching him for years now and he has become a very good player.

[@elikatzman244]

@charlie to answer your question from hand 1, the individual going polar with K9o is not a pro. He is definitely one of the spots in these lodge games.

[@Ohrami]

His play in that one hand is enough to understand that.

[@WeissAdvice]

"$50,000 is half a year's wages": how you know Charlie is not American.

[@CharlieCarrel]

It was 15k bro, I'm not *that* out of touch

[@zachridgway5807]

I heard 50,000 at first but realize you said/meant 15,000....must be the accent ha

[@jackieyeh8866]

How good is Garret

[@starttakinnotez]

G man? He's a good cash player. How good is he compared to other cash sharks? I have no idea. He made most of his money off of morons on stream.

[@eChicken-k6d]

Bad Human.

[@chefjordanp5901]

I’ve watched a ton of poker streams and Garrett, in my opinion, is top 5 I’ve seen play consistently

[@scotjaras6203]

Garrett💅

[@jackieyeh8866]

@ what do you think of Gane UFC 310 performance tho

[@lorenzosignorini3288]

How good is Rampage ?

[@BassmentProductions]

Not very

[@beatingu8347]

🤣

[@pastramionrye247]

At punting? All-pro.

[@Matzes]

Giving money to scammers? Elite Texas holdem? Trash

[@seanbriggs3461]

Better than Brad... That's for sure. Even though he's had a bad run recently...

[@webguy943]

I disagree with u about the flop c bet. I think it was fine n especially after the turn n river check by villain it gives u enough info on the strength of villains hand to bluff the river.

[@TheFalloutShot96]

He’s a rounder. Pure patience and comes across grateful

[@thomasminter]

88.8K subscribers. Auspicious as fuck. 🔥

[@kylenead5386]

You have to take into account what you're watching is Texas poker too. Much different than playing with a bunch of pros for high stakes in Vegas.

[@consumer61]

Generally agree with you Chaz, but definitely don't agree with snapcall on the river last hand

[@saint_can_sam7045]

Polk needs to extend an invite for you for a week on the shows. Tx Hold ‘Em in Tx is a different animal. Nobody folds and Tx heads up is usually 4-5 way to the flop 😂

[@Chainwhips]

When you node lock in a solver, doesn't it solve in a way that aligns with max exploitative. How is it different?

[@The_Life_Shoequatic]

Didn't Brad Owen ask you not to make any play reviews about him in the past? Did you ask him if was AOK?

[@FuzzypupPoker]

Always thought Brad and Lex were not as good as they seem. The more recent videos of Brad have shown his game has improved. Lex I have seen recently make a catastrophic mistake I wouldn't do. Lex plays at my casino. How good they are depends on a number of factors. How they think, work they do, critical thinking, mental game, and who they are playing. At the same casino there are 2 grinders. One plays by feel and the other isn't very good but table selects fantastically. I basically follow him around. Where ever he sits I sit. Both play higher stakes. Both are not as good as I am or my friend who is a professional. We are about equally skilled. I run a company now and play recreationally but still study. I need to talk to someone to understand how they think about poker. I play live exclusively. There is so much more information to gather in live play and there are no HUDs boosting the skill level of less skilled players. If Brad is a good but not great player, can market himself well and entertain others, and plays recs often..... All the power to him he is doing something right. I took the poker money I made and turned it into a successful company that I love running. We all take different paths.

[@michaelblankenau6598]

They’re probably both better than you and you just don’t realize it .

[@FuzzypupPoker]

@@michaelblankenau6598 Did I compare them to me? No. I only commented on what I could see for myself. Don't get your panties in a twist.

[@michaelblankenau6598]

@@FuzzypupPoker You said “ both are not as good as I am “ . So , yes … you did compare yourself to them . Don’t get your panties in a twist for being called out .

[@FuzzypupPoker]

@@michaelblankenau6598 So I did. I thought I didn't. I was trying not to say anything in my reply to that effect. But yes I think I think better than they do. I watched many of their videos. I used to be a pro, I am not anymore. I turned my poker money into something more profitable than griding hours at a table. Now I play for fun. Look man, you don't have to be a genius to win this game. You just have to be the best at your table. I know a weak grinder who is a winner. The guy has almost never beaten me in a pot. This guy players 2/5, 5/10 and 25/50. Why does he win? He table selects like a beast. He knows all the recs and their plays. I follow him around the casino when he plays my limit. He makes LOTS of mistakes even against me. Also I never said Brad and Lex are NOT at top of the food chain here. I just see mistakes they make that I wouldn't make. Thus...

[@scotthime6928]

Brad has gotten a lot better since he started making videos. Even if he didn't say so, I would know that he's put in a lot of study time. In his early videos he made some really, really bad plays. Now he's using some pretty well-managed aggression.

[@Declan4253]

I think this content fits you well, Charlie. I like Brad and have a sense of how he plays already, but your analysis speaks more to me about you, actually. Well done.

[@totalloser23]

Brad’s name and voice in a episode: +EV

[@alwalsh3381]

I get the impression that it is in fact extremely easy to get 3 disagreements from you Charlie, on any subject you might care to discuss😜

[@anthonyf596]

Re: K5 hand... I'd probably lead the river for around 2/3 pot, almost nobody checks back a flush draw on the flop, especially one that doesnt contain an ace

[@FuegoJustinnn]

I watch Brad over anyone because he’s a humble great guy compared to any other poker player.

[@samuraijack1371]

poker community is one of the most passionate group of people who have such love of the game which is unrivaled in any sport. Unfortunately, the poker is riddled with con men likes of Charlie, carrot corner and some other less shady people. Please do not buy anything that these people are selling you.

[@ArtistaNV]

why?

[@guanaco103]

Make this a series Charlie, it was good man

[@isabellecouture5494]

It is a series...

[@jackieyeh8866]

How good is Andy stack

[@ApocalypseNowWithEli]

I was just commenting about Brad, who seems like a nice guy, as well as some of my favorite vloggers and why. Something about Brad has always bothered me and I don’t know what? I like genuine people, like a Jeff Boski or even Neeme. I could be completely off base but I’m looking forward to this video as I wrote this prior to watching.

[@roadracerdave7645]

I've had the same feeling. he sounded arrogant at times, even if he didn't mean it. makes it sound like some of his plays are above and beyond of other players' ability to comprehend or something. also, I don't like how in the past he would ask players to "show their hand for the vlog". NO - you're asking them to show their hand for free info for yourself, not for the vlog. Keep it real. That's why he comes off disingenuous.

[@831bweiser]

Didn't you post a video about how good Gary Blackwood is? I can't find it. Anyone have a link?

[@craig854]

While I take everything said as straight up from a. V successful player, it would be interesting to see the thoughts process on other vlogs that aren't streamed and you can't see their cards. Just to see if your thoughts on ranges etc play out more accurately than Brad's.

[@mwa5704]

In hindsight, everyone’s a genius in poker. That’s his KZbin channel

[@jimbothesailor4217]

This is the first time I've ever signed up for a poker event. Been to a few live events, but only local. Let's hope my low stakes request is approved!

[@ricksundberg5659]

I have been watching Brad a long time, I knew his father years ago when he ran a card room in northern California in the 90's, he was a great guy. Brad is very good and he has learned a ton studying the game and getting coached by some skilled guys. Still though, he steps out on his training and makes questionable moves, lately I think he has been making some loose plays and it concerns me because I really want to see him succeed.

[@SqueakyClean87]

Would be interested see you break down Mariano and some of his hands from Hustler

[@asmithgames5926]

Charlie, during the quizzes, don't hide the cards. Great series, you're analyzing all my favorite streamers. And if I were you, I'd just go shirtless 50% of the time. Maybe go pants-less 10% of the time to balance your range.

[@DrinkABeer]

Loving this series. Just subscribed. Mariano next?

[@baxoutthebox5682]

Answer, not very good. His play style reads as incredibly robotic. He gets it all-in far too often heads up pre-flop and his primary defense in these last few months has been, “but GTO said.” The only human element of his game is that he shi** a brick every time he sits down in the nosebleeds. I don’t see him becoming elite because his game stopped improving last year. He makes a great bluff here and there but I never see him make a great fold. I see him being an above average player who will continue to get crushed high stakes. His responses to criticism seem quite arrogant and he seems unable to think about his own game (or his teachers’ for that matter) critically. He has forgotten that he’s a professional KZbinr first and a poker player second. Humility is an essential driver to development in everything. You nailed it with the discrepancy between his play style and what the game dictates.

[@ambientexpanse]

💯

[@MikeGowan-xo9yv]

His showing what he makes a year, as a transparent blogger, is all we need…I’m sure he loves you highlighting him, but he knows poker better than you I’m sure…he is friends with the biggest, I’m sure you’re not…

[@PreTribSaints]

Hey Charlie! At the 3 min mark you are talking about that min raise as being a disrespectful raise. Question, so why wouldn't that be the exact move you would want to do if bluffing?

[@russellcawley4153]

Your league table would be good addition to future ones eg 1. Hungry horse 2 Brad 3 Mariano ….. 76 rampage etc . Would be fun if you also did some of the old school guys like dnegs, helmuth, gus maybe. Finally how do you think exploitable like u or tony g would match up v the best of gto like mateos, foxen, kenny etc ?

[@tomfrench5189]

Charlie what are your views on Vladimir Gambledore Korzinin? Is it true that he is actually a wizard?

[@marshallmcgill233]

Are you kidding? Did you watch him play? Clearly 👎

[@Tylerrr86]

I’ve always thought Brad sucked

[@saint_can_sam7045]

VPIP’S are 35< & wider ranges for stream play, but he has the balls and reads to put players to the test.

[@julianb4432]

love this critique / breakdown video format. Its great study

[@pauliep2020]

Enjoyed this analysis, Charlie. I’d be interested to see you do one on Mariano. He’s been playing in the highest stakes for KZbin vloggers and does breakdown his thought process on hands.

[@kaplislemesis4789]

Do Slowpoker he is not very active, but funny as hell. Be amazing to see you try analyze his mindset.

[@maxslowplaysHARP]

Charles! Awesome content, absolutely best at the moment out there . Unique and inspiring. Ps. Slow down a bit with advertising:)!’hope to see more from you, am learning a lot

[@joet7760]

I wouldn’t only be thinking about what non ace hands he may have (like Q/J suited) but what ones would he 3 bet. I think that normally that could help to better define his range better. I agree I’m checking 10s all day. No way Andrew folds second pair anyway to a bet.

[@BenjaminRichardCraig]

bro the audio gain is brutal you sound like a metalcore singer

[@roadracerdave7645]

I think Owens said he doesn't want to just call with TT if he could be best i.e. he wants to raise and have other people call. He didn't say he didn't want a call when he thinks he may have the best hand. Although I never believed Owens is that good of a player, I'm even more doubtful about this make make the analysis. And btw you can't read me for shit.

[@Mind2Mason]

Look forward to working with you C.C.

[@LeroyHavoc]

Tim Minchin of poker. I love it!

[@Zorkz]

Is charlie carrel and matthew staples related?

[@JosephMcguire-h1n]

Just discovered you, really enjoyable will subscribe

[@robertgorsuch368]

"what he just limp folded 57 suited?.....alright" hahahaha

[@Fish_CEO_20]

What about some 4 card poker? VeniVidi is creating some excellent content recently. The guy seems to crush the games, would still love to hear your (exploitive) though process going through some hands. Also keep going on with this format, i love it!

[@GumbysClay53]

I think most of the guys with poker podcasts are good players. I’ve been watching Brad, Rampage, Andrew, and Doug for a couple of years. The only unsteady guy I’d say is Rampage…I’ve witnessed some pretty crazy play from Ethan…some times he hits but when he goes down, it’s spectacularly. Brad had a slump but I think that was due to draw of the cards, not so much his direct fault.

[@mikewilliams3509]

Charlie i think instead of just taking 1 video especially a live stream maybe you can watch a few episodes and pick like 5 hands you can break down ...

[@sam.lozano]

It would be funny if wolf gang rates you as a youtuber.

[@REDACTED-PIE]

petition to ban the phrase 'jiggities'

[@samparker5488]

jiggities

[@glaubs65]

Hey Charlie. I'm interested to know what you think of Andreas Wagner for low stakes learning. His channel is called Live Poker Guide. Also Carrot Corner - Pete Clarke and Chasing Poker Greatness channel. Cheers.

[@paulgibbons-keynotespeaker]

Think the audience would like Mariano - I'd prefer some online crusher - how about Linus?

[@KatoKrazy]

Hungry Horse would be a good one as he tries to play max exploit I believe.

[@isabellecouture5494]

He just did Hungry Horse...

[@YourSpaceMyFace]

Love Charlie, one of the gents of the felt

[@happyeggsbiz7616]

doesn't flatting the 3b w 1010 on the button make it likely the blinds and straddle will continue? now ur what? set mining against 3+ players? If you absolutely know the blinds and straddle will fold I can get behind a call, otherwise, for me it's a shit spot where I need to 4b or just fold. I really think calling narrows you to an obvious range. I hate spots like this.

[@michaelfoxtrot4962]

How good is Andrew Neeme or Lex Veldhuis at poker?

[@Alexandertygreat]

Live poker has never been more profitable then now. Brad owen is a winning player, or so he says. Nuff said

[@jonathansykes4986]

Live poker was way more profitable 20 years ago, 15 years ago and probably 10 years ago. I'd say today is better than 2017-2019 though.

[@Alexandertygreat]

@jonathansykes4986 the average player wasnt as competent, but the sheer number of live players has never been higher and players losing at -20bb/100 is at least 80% of said pool

[@michaelb4090]

First hand I know he is repping strong but with all the draws I don’t think it matters 🎉

[@PaperPlateParody]

I know you'd probably hate it, but I fold the TT. Given that I 4-bet pre, I'm triple barreling that runout. Given turn goes check/check, I'm jamming river.

[@jonathansykes4986]

Folding TT preflop in a normal game is completely reasonable.

[@CaffeineKopp]

Theres no way you cant like a guy like Brad. Hes a SUPER nice guy and hes teaching you when he doesnt have to. But the last video of his i watched before i went to bed last nigt he said he was stuck 40k on the yr. So ive seen him take down these big pots but then ive watched him spew chips on really questionable C bets so i dunno, I just know hes good poker,.

[@mariusdinu81]

Yes, dig into Uri Peleg! I heard you guys studied together.

[@_MMWWMM_]

Uri is a poker OG and very good

[@DerekBrook-x8e]

He's a lot better than his mate rampage

[@loganehewett9807]

Came here just to comment, I am better than brad

[@loganehewett9807]

Way better than brad probably better than charlie

[@GuenterTyler]

Nick Howard, Matt Berkey, or Landon Tice

[@ruarisouter9969]

Do Wolfgang Poker next!

[@Khaottix]

what do you think about Doug Polk?

[@crispinrovere]

Awesome video Charlie, love this format. Just reduce the boost on the mic - you don't need to be peaking - we can just turn up our own audio if it's quiet.

[@JohnnyAppleseed-yl6fo]

In the games I play, folding tens to a 3bet is standard. Its super rare that the 3bet isn't jacks or better.

[@pacoryan7931]

In most low stakes games this will be the case but in higher stakes, especially regs, start 3 betting a lot wider

[@ognjetina]

Great series cant wait for more!

[@jamesa7882]

I'd love to see you do rampage in one of your videos ❤