Tips & Tricks to Beat LOW STAKES POKER! $1/2, $1/3, $2/5 | Poker Vlog

Tips & Tricks to Beat LOW STAKES POKER! $1/2, $1/3, $2/5 | Poker Vlog #251
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0:00 Intro
0:56 $1/2
8:28 $2/5
17:50 Outro
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[@Wolfgang_Poker]

i actually really enjoyed making this video! maybe i’ll force myself to play an 8+ hour session and run this back? lmk

[@robertspony9156]

Sure. I like the idea of small stakes poker in your videos

[@S-tank_]

I like the small stakes. But I wonder would you play any different if you didn't have the option of topping up? If you were gonna be done as soon as you ran out would you play tighter or the same

[@bastecr9]

Please make more videos like this where you explain simple strategies and give little tips and advice. Super helpful for low stakes players.

[@CGDaprince836]

Get off his sick sheesh

[@alexanderkovich2933]

Love the smaller stakes

[@lenningradgeneroso6066]

Yo Wolf, I love this man. We still appreciate stakes like this because we can relate to this, well most of us. So keep this kind of content up!

[@Wolfgang_Poker]

will do! i enjoy doing these kinds of videos as well

[@ryanjohnson3707]

AGREED. I'm going to play 1/2 tonight so this was perfect timing. Thanks Wolfgang

[@CaptainD69]

Absolutely agree, this is an amazing video for us low stakes players to relate to

[@jinwei5273]

more pleaseee

[@PACO-bm2qp]

WOrd!! pls more :)))

[@StreetWearFan530]

I love these videos too, feels so relatable and it’s a much easier way for me to get into a poker room soon. I’ve been watching a lot of poker blogs, yourself, brad, Andrew, Mariano, rampage, etc but I’ve always been intimidated by the amounts being played but smaller stakes makes this opportunity much more plausible. I really appreciated the tips as well, it really felt like I learned a LOT in todays video. I know sometimes these tips can apply to bigger stakes but this is a great way to make that first step

[@tomblount5635]

Yur probably going to loose. Lol thats poker!! 😮

[@michaelalvarado9706]

Watch poker face ash she plays Lower stakes and is amazing at commentary!!!

[@S3CONDGLANCE]

You give off the vibe that you're a pro poker player when playing the lower stakes.. I can feel and sense the wisdom, experience and confidence in your communication at these lower stakes.. Like you've mastered this level and this gives me assurance again in my playing and your teachings.. I know you will soon be the same way at the high stakes .. but it's been a real journey... Thanks for allowing me to go with you on it... And helping me

[@ericreinhardt5625]

Love the tips you shared. I've been trying to get better on when to put in the raises, even as a bluff. A always though, I love watching your videos and seeing you thrive on your poker journey.

[@Wolfgang_Poker]

in low stakes, you can raise mostly when you have good made hands. try not to get too fancy but if you want to incorporate some semi-bluffs i’d recommend high equity ones with like a straight + pair draw, nut flush draws, etc.

[@kosttoomuch]

Absolutely love this video. I haven’t actually been to a poker house yet, it’s actually a little intimidating because I haven’t, but watching your videos on these help me feel more comfortable!

[@davidoberry5309]

Don’t be nervous cause a lot of people in there are newbies. Half the table won’t really know what they are doing so don’t be intimidated.

[@olback1602]

Been watching your vlog since the beginning and what got me into was the fact that you played low stakes similar to me. Whilst I enjoy seeing the larger stakes I hope you do not go the same way as many other vloggers and start to just play higher and higher stakes. The reason I like the low stakes is that is the stakes I play and so I can learn from them. I cannot learn as much from the higher stakes

[@davidoberry5309]

@@olback1602 yea I’m sure he wants to stay playing low stakes lol. Are you kidding? He don’t want to be teaching us while playing low stakes when he could be making MILLIONS AND MILLIONS playing high stakes. Sorry a lil shout out to Pat.

[@michelepuluti7807]

I love seeing the lower stakes, but also glad that you have moved up. Keep it coming Wolfgang! Love your analysis.

[@OutfitMyLife]

Wolf you have the best poker overlay as a poker vlogger hands down..I really love the pop up tips...TY

[@stevengarcia1105]

Yooo, wolf if you are ever in FL lemme know. I play a lot at hard rock Tampa

[@rickynicky4443]

These are my chill videos of choice. I love hearing these game playing while gaming or drawing. Thank you for the great vids!

[@griffinopera]

I have watched a million poker videos. This is the most informative, straight-forward video I’ve ever seen. Thank you.

[@thekersisteam6060]

Definitely love that you have so much positive feedback and love that so many people are following you and these tips. Hopefully the majority of players will learn from you and your entertaining videos so that I and a few other players like me can learn from other more... um... let's just say channels with more 'dense material'. Keep up the great work and look forward to playing against you or anyone else watching these videos in the future soon if I decide to play some cards!

[@avaseumanufagai3105]

Your small stake tips all are gold. No one’s doing that. That’s why your top vlogger now. And the consistency in uploads. 👍🏽

[@mikehager5506]

Love the pop-up tips. Great job on this one 👏 👍

[@Wolfgang_Poker]

thanks mike!

[@danielgarland9838]

I learn more when you are playing the stakes I play in which are 1/3 2/5 in a casino environment. Thanks for the great breakdown!

[@Yavuzilyas]

I keep coming back to 4ra for the crisp and clear graphics, feels like a video game 🎮👾

[@DClerihue]

Love these low stakes videos! Such valuable information

[@christopherpeterson3414]

Love your videos. Anytime you want to play $1-2 and show me how a really good player crushes that level that’s really helpful to me since I’m trying to learn $1-2 and it’s always best to see someone make those stakes crackle. I’ll watch every video you make at $1-2. Thanks 🙏

[@marksimos7549]

Great episode!! Love the small stakes.

[@pokertroll320]

Summary of how to win at small stakes from the video: - pick up monsters, or - flop super well.

[@adolfobeltran2428]

Dude the hand break downs in this video are sick 💯

[@Seriouspup]

As a first time viewer, seeing your thinking process on 1/2 games seems invaluable

[@stacejordan]

I love the tips during the video. I also love your content but these lower stakes are more relatable for me personally!

[@MajorResells]

Definitely like the small stakes and explanations of why you’re playing these hands/preflop/turn/rivers. Also what else would be interesting would be to mention how many hands you’ve played compared to total. 😊

[@MustafaCumhur]

Had a question about a game, and 4ra's support was right there, super quick! 🕒🙌

[@scave_phase5337]

WOW! Just WOW, I follow a few poker vloggers and somehow stumbled across this video. Like subscribed immediately. I follow Lex o and poker profit, but you sir are by far the best of the lot. So informative and really basic in terms that Amatuer players can understand and comprehend. Thank you so much. I’m off to watch your back catalogue!

[@morganwallace5666]

Love the low stakes. Much more relatable than the nosebleed games.

[@dompiddi350]

These videos are gold! 🥇 keep on it!🎉

[@cjsamples]

Can you tell me what the dealer did when the top cards were flipped over at 6:17 in the video? The next burn and river card were exposed. Thanks, I know you might not remember but I just noticed this and you might have seen it happen before.

[@vidteacher]

Keep the 1/2 content coming! Good luck in the next one Wolf!🍀

[@Wolfgang_Poker]

Thanks! Will do!

[@miketomszak8168]

I love this sir. Keep up the good work on the small games.

[@higherho1540]

This video is very helpful, I’ve been watching a lot of videos but I’ve only done 4 live games so far. Over 15 hours total of live game time. Thank you for this video and hope to see more like this in the future!

[@tkmatoom2859]

Love this vid of yours

[@michaeldequatro1012]

Great video. I loved your tips so much that I subscribed :) No one is doing that. Also, thanks for letting me know what a C-bet is. I had no idea.

[@Jayviator.]

Your style of play is just about as exactly mine, and I’ve been profitable at 2/3. One thing I noticed that I would have done different was with the KK you first got on 1/2 with the ace on the board. At the river in that circumstance is ALWAYS a bet. Villain weak aces fold, everyone else is a fold. Advantage is you don’t have to show your cards and you may dodge a bullet with someone holding ACE-rag.

[@Navajo_TC33]

1/2 & 2/5 videos are great, appreciate those. More would be nice. Thanks

[@oCoLaCoKao23]

Love the tips part of the video. Very helpful!

[@goodtimes2415]

I love these videos as well. I’m also in the DFW area and just getting back into poker. I would to take it more seriously.

[@PACO-bm2qp]

LOve your channel dude!! thx for everything! taking a lot home from it!! xxx

[@user-ic5hg4tb9u]

1/3 no limit is great. This is what I play primarily. Did much better with a 300 dollar buy in. Been beat by 1/3 often, and after watching your videos along with some other streamers all week, I finally cashed out a 1/3 w/ a 500 profit. Thanks for the great content.

[@pokernightoutnyc]

Poker is a lot like life. You make the best moves you can with the information you have, and sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.

[@Kellibuckeye73]

More small stakes! I love these and the tips are good. Thanks for all you do!!

[@vegasmitch1472]

Damn that's a NICE Looking Poker Room!! i go to Houston, Never been to Dallas to play but a Homie in Atlanta says He Loves the Poker there.

[@JoelWard1]

Just noticed that little thing that happened at 5:20 and because I'm interested in everything related to table etiquette: if someone throws chips in like that and they roll into someone else, is that considered some type of a friendly "donation" or something, even if by accident? I'm wondering because you first picked them up into your stack but later returned them to the table for the opponent, so I was wondering whether it was some type of slight dominance move or just a random slip-up of sorts.

[@ignacion2013]

he should be making a joke like "im keeping your chips, because them roll to me", and then he just give them back. There is no something like friendly donation.

[@justsomeguy6474]

4:37 I'm commenting as I watch. Great check!

[@davidoberry5309]

I’m so sick of people saying you can’t make a living at playing small stakes live. If you are good it is even borderline easy to do it in my opinion. Ok ok maybe not if you have qualifications for something where you can make $100 an hr for sure but for simple folk without a lot of bills (or education) or just the regular bills playing small stakes live (IF YOU ARE GOOD!) should be able to live decent and happy. Especially if playing CASH GAMES. If you are a newbie and want to be pro it is so much easier to go cash games cause you can win consistently instead of losing ten times before maybe winning. (Tourneys) my two cents

[@shawnadams1460]

That is assuming two things, you have a wide variance of places to play, because if you go to the same spots repeatedly you get 'known' and less action. And two, can deal with the variance of low stakes. People often forget how swingy low stakes can be....so you absolutely need to have good bankroll control to ride it out.

[@davidoberry5309]

@@shawnadams1460yes you have to live in a good area to be pro for sure. I live in Fla so I have lots of choices. And variance is nowhere near in cash games as it is in tourneys. If you are good you should be able to beat live low stakes cash games 4 out of 5 times. I hear players all the time say they have not had a losing session in past 10-20 sessions. I have way more winning sessions than losing and that’s also cause I have a stop loss and it’s not a generous one so even when I lose it’s not too bad. But I do leave ahead most of the time.

[@alohi79]

These are great. Ty!

[@cneuby]

Enjoy the lower stakes videos/sessions more - but still do enjoy the occasional higher stakes. Keep a good mix - keep us guessing!

[@Wolfgang_Poker]

you got it

[@NineInchTyrone]

Great posting !

[@TugbaMustafa-f9w]

Love how 4ra adapts to any device, betting on my tablet is just as easy as on my laptop 💻📱

[@PokerProUS]

I'm thinking of taking a Texas poker trip. What places do you recommend? Cities? Austin? Dallas? Houston? Appreciate any feedback.

[@derrikferguson3219]

Small stakes card rooms/casinos. Great video. Thanks.

[@thekidwiththewhitesunglasses]

Now every time when I play poker and I hit two pair on the flop or something good on the flop, I always hear the BANG in my head

[@anthony88888888]

love these videos keep this kind of content

[@case9137]

Great vlog! Lots of players play 1/2 2/5 this was very informative love to see more of it. 👍

[@Wolfgang_Poker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@andrewoconnor7605]

Love the tips. I'm a low stakes player and these are super helpful!

[@jallan443]

More insight videos with the tips! Great video

[@AimeeGirl]

Always love the mudkip

[@RajiJ_]

Absolutely more like these that we can relate to! Your tips are invaluable. Yes please!

[@eriknordqvist9016]

Low stakes always have these fishes 😂😂😂

[@jeremecapik9360]

Do you sling dealer a tip when you leave? Also, I try to always keep my rack(s) with me hoping I get to use them. But when is a good time to ask for color up when leaving table? I’m a big fan of table etiquette

[@chitboxes868]

ah finally a video with some actual real life footage examples and not some slideshow crap. great vid

[@Jimothy97]

One word for these videos… 🔥 BANG! 🔥

[@jdavis6650]

Wolfgang please keep up the good work with 1/2 and 2/5 games.

[@AmongUsAcademy]

Love the small stakes 2/5 cause it’s so relatable

[@chrisp6820]

Love the low-mid stakes cash game videos.

[@SerafettinHuseyin]

Those daily challenges on 4ra keep things spicy, love the extra thrill! 🌶️🎯

[@S3CONDGLANCE]

Probably a rec players question.. why do you tend to jump up to higher stakes when you crush at the lower stakes? I was questioning this the when video then you outro with some of that info...is it 1. More opportunity to go big financially 2. Growing your poker goals long-term? 3. The prestige of being with the poker idols and running in that circle? Or a little of it all?? Or just a risk taker type A personality??

[@Wolfgang_Poker]

the win rate overall is higher as you move up. but for me it's more of the challenge to be better. that mixed with big games = big videos and titles. idk just a mix of all that stuff

[@S3CONDGLANCE]

@@Wolfgang_Poker thanks for the insight.. I'm trying to justify moving up to 5-5NL holdem. But I not sure if I'm not planning to be a pro and staying a rec player.. Maybe I can take a course from you to see if I could even be a pro

[@SundaySilverman]

Good vlog. Low stakes is what I play and enjoy watching and learning.

[@fultonburke6493]

I like the tips you captioned in this vlog

[@coryhiller2176]

Just seeing this now. I would love to see more 1/2 or 1/3 since that's what I play and it seems a little more unpredictable. It'd be good to get some insight on how to adjust to that.

[@johnmar6376]

Love your training idea.

[@the.tricky.outdoorsman]

I feel like we need more videos like these with the tips and tricks.

[@Wolfgang_Poker]

big tips and tricks guy eh

[@kmdskins]

I like that you still play the lower stakes like most the rest of us. We also like seeing you have success and move up in the steaks, but occasionally you playing the lower steaks that we typically play is a nice thing to see.

[@vincentbaca790]

Steaks?

[@agk696]

A good video. My thoughts are that your session went well and you got a bit lucky, but it showed too how sometimes players will make moves with weak hands. The real challenge of poker is dealing with sessions where every premium hand you receive faces an opponent with a higher pair and every good flop you get is beaten. These bad sessions are why people quit. Everyone preaches aggression agression, 3-bet with a weak hand to get action, but I offer that a real skill is keeping your stack when up against a cooler. If you can figure when you're beat, that is a skill.

[@j-dtheblackfarmer8659]

They are suppose to quit. This game isn’t for the weak. There’s no weak hands. Only weak players. And players who think the best hand is suppose to win every hand. You are sitting down at a table amongst gamblers, hustlers, novices, or “professionals” thinking there is going to be some sort of fairness. 😂

[@BenDover-je6uw]

You don't 3 bet light to "get action", you 3 bet light as a bluff to fold out weak holdings that can't call a 3 bet or to steal the blinds. Mostly you would 3 bet light if the BTN or CO open raises and you are in the blinds. BTN and CO will mostly open raise light to steal the blinds, which can be a good way to chip up, especially at a less aggressive or more tight table.

[@BenDover-je6uw]

I apologize my above comment came across as dickish. And You don't only 3 bet light to induce action, though sometimes I do, especially at home games after I have made what I want to make at the game ( obviously luck dependent).

[@hyagosilveira987]

In the beginning of your video when you played AQ, how do you know they can’t have many AK or pocket kings or aces? How do you know to make that judgement. Wish I understood ranges

[@user26912]

With those hands they would likely have reraised, not called.

[@charlieuyboco7415]

More of these videos would be great!!

[@DannySpell-t9d]

Please play more low stakes !! I love seeing these videos but id love to know what you buy in for at the 1/2 tables? Keep up the videos wolfgang !

[@BenDover-je6uw]

Buy in is usually 100 or 200BB. You want to be as deep as possible when playing. If you want to beat low stakes live, play 5 or 10NL online. I personally play online to " train ". Online you get to see 2 to 3 times the amount of hands per hour than you would live, so you have much more data to help find your leaks. As well as the online pool is pretty brutal TBH. Even the super low stakes regs are pretty decent.

[@wakeupwhenever]

6:14 Minute Mark. What happened here? Why do I see 3 cards: K or clubs, 3 of diamonds and Ace of diamonds? Was one of these cards supposed to be the river card??

[@ignacion2013]

the dealer throw that cards by accident, i also wanna know what is done here when something like this happens, i have never seen something like that before

[@209twitch]

More mid and low stakes videos for sure. I think you’ll get more engagement than higher stakes videos. Don’t let that stop you from climbing though!

[@weshopper12]

Great video!!

[@OutfitMyLife]

one thing to consider for education is maybe explaining interesting hands of the night that your not involved in?.. hands that will lead you to act diff vs villian in other spots?..just a thought..ultimately i need longer vlogs lol

[@charlesthomas4032]

Love the narration.

[@michelepuluti7807]

I love seeing the lower stakes. I’m glad you have moved up in stakes but it’s great that you made a vlog at the lower stakes. Keep up the great work Wolfy. 😊

[@VehbiErdem-z9g]

Every week there's something new on 4ra, never gets boring! 🆕

[@stevelayer-dallastxrealest8727]

good video on how to play premium hands. But I hardly ever see myself getting those kind of hands. I assume you are folding non-premium hands?

[@mutteringmale]

If you call an all in, you get to see what he raised with! It's valuable info that you paid for! Especially if you stay at the table and/or play him again down the road. I'm thinking your call with KK.

[@splashzone4577]

5:29 wolf almost robs his neighbour😂😂😂

[@BullBuchanan]

Are you always looking to call off a jam JT35 rainbow board with just QJ at low stakes where most folks seem to play ABC? It seems to me like Q10 is the best possible option there, but my opponent also could have KJ, AJ, J10, 33 and with a ~60% bet, the sizing seems great for value. I'd really like to understand how this is a winning play long term.

[@fernandoabud7588]

Hahahaha I love how u took the chips of the other player and put it in ur stack lmao so funny😂😂😂

[@notmanyideas]

I really like micro/low stakes, and MTT play!

[@conraddewey1709]

Nice video! Better upload your fun football sporting events this fall as well. Always loved seeing those too. Haha

[@Wolfgang_Poker]

can’t wait, planning out my fall schedule now

[@conraddewey1709]

@@Wolfgang_Poker good deal! Bet it will be epic as always! Can’t wait

[@JimmyPockettsPoker]

Appreciate the low stakes, keep them coming!

[@wertyoomusic]

Sit down, first hand TT hit middle set. Then get AQ hand 2. I'm thinking that's going to be a good session

[@ck17va]

That's literally exactly how I've always determined raise amount (3x + 1x for each additional caller). Seems to be the best amount 99% of the time.

[@ShansBeats]

Honestly really like the home game videos

[@the.tricky.outdoorsman]

At 5:06 what if the opponent bets really big. Like pot or overbets pot? Do we call it off?

[@Wolfgang_Poker]

on the river? that’s tough but yeah might be a call bc he’s polarizing meaning he’s saying he has the nuts or nothing. idk if an A goes that large so it’s basically a set or KQ or some bluff.

[@the.tricky.outdoorsman]

@@Wolfgang_Poker I love these videos with tips and tricks. Hope you'll do more in the future for us lowly 1/3 and 2/5 players.

[@DEEQCODM]

Love that first hand

[@MissingWilson]

This is a great video except one thing. At the 1/3 level the players aren’t considering spr. So when you flop a set with 1010 you can get value on other streets no proportionate to pot size just getting very good at value betting.