TRYING TO SURVIVE $2/$5 pt. 1 // Texas Holdem Poker Vlog 31

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[@Chronicseedsinc]

One dislike, that’s the guy with 7-5 clubs

[@TheUrbanHousewife16]

Omg All I'm thinking is " your thought process is correct call, call,!"So dope, glad it worked out. Great vlog.

[@banditandbella3391]

Omg this video is exactly what I went through last night playing 2, 5. I haven’t sat at a poker table in so long. You, Rampage, and Brad Owens got me back into it. After losing 1800 I got back with quad twos shipping it all in with two callers and got the high hand!

[@johnlarson505]

You weren't kidding about pumping out a lot of content after taking a break. You really do a great job with the narration. I won't call it a gift because that would imply you were just given this skill. I'm guessing the reality is that you work your ass off at getting it right. I'm a fan and appreciate the hard work. Thanks!

[@lstruggy]

When dude was fumbling w his chips trying to put u all in instead of saying “allin” after the river peeled THAT was a tell for me, great call! 📞

[@kettenbach]

Yeah he counted K8O down to $280. That made me feel it was bluffy AF. Still tho, having the balls to call. That's awesome. Most players can't do it. 😀🙏

[@aokijannick7616]

Yes, pretty reliable tell

[@lukekalbach399]

Great read on the JT hand! You analyzed it perfectly and thought through the story leading up. He was just trying to exploit your tight image and smaller stack at the table. Thanks for sharing your journey with us!

[@davidkrafsig195]

You had a read and you went with it. It helps to not only win the pot, but it sends a message to the rest of the table “be careful trying to bluff that guy”. Even if you had lost that pot, it’s still send the same message to your opponent and everyone else at the table. A lot of times, your gut is right. Most of the time if you are beat, you know you were beat. Most of the time when you think you’re good you are good. Even though you won’t be right every time, you will be right often enough to make your poker career more successful. You don’t have to be right every time an order for a call this still make sense.

[@kevindo3365]

Bro This is one of the best Vlog U have put out so far. Not only because of the good call at the end, but to make audience feel like they are being you in that exact moment is a great talent my friend. I felt every single thoughts going through your mind and it was so relatable. Keep it up.

[@jspallin]

It's been great watching your game evolve. A testament to what putting in time at the table and off the felt can do. Great call. You pieced all of the information together and needed to be right with your conclusion less than 25% of the time.

[@jcneall]

Great call and great job narrating. I felt like I was right there dealing with the stress of having all those crappy cards run out. I never could have made that call in that situation. Really impressive. Hope this continues in part 2. Couldn’t be happier for you.

[@riyazim]

What a call - well done! As some have pointed out, I was watching how he was shuffling his chips and just thought " he is bluffing!". Mum will be proud!

[@nodsmir]

Cracked me up with your “Charging like a bull into 4 matadors” comment. 😂😂😂

[@astros545454]

Great call. I am on the edge the whole time. Amazing storyline. What a character arc.

[@michaelslob3581]

Great last hand!!! Now your thinking and playing good on that one. I like the fact your taking the time to think it through. Plus you got out of the hole.

[@tomvickers2231]

that J7 is why live poker will never die

[@JNailon]

That was your best Vlog yet. Loved it.

[@michaelwillis4532]

Man, I was like...call,call,call!!!! Your read was spot on. He seemed to like that 250-275$ range bet as it was working previously against the table. Sometimes you gotta go with your gut as Phil Helmuth says so often. Excellent job my friend!

[@philliphibbs5179]

Nice job PB! That was a very fun first half session. You are doing a great job on the storytelling of your poker journey. When you make the right read you feel like you know what your doing. You're making it fun to watch and thank you for that.

[@Peter-ut8wj]

YES! 1st instinct, good call with 10J. You sure can tell a good story. Thanks for another fun episode.

[@Cobsongs]

Glad to have your vlogs back, dude! Finally got to go play some Live Poker this last weekend myself for the first time in almost 2 years!

[@supersham4548]

Excellent level of story telling. Not sure what I like better. The call or the roller coaster of emotions you’re narration just put me through. Gotta sub this one.

[@ostreds]

that guy will be mumbling about that call for days....and days

[@tigerskob]

Great vlog man, looking forward to the other half, and thanks for sharing! Your comedy through the J10 hand was sick, had me laughing the whole way 😂

[@kennethskinner946]

Always excellent vlogs!! Really like the way you walk us through your thoughts and not afraid to let your doubts come through. keep em coming!!!

[@relentlessliving5588]

Oddjob line got me subscribed 🤣🤣 Keep up the good work my man🤙

[@King19gamingIndia]

Woooo what a hand that was.. I literally got goosebumps while you made that river call... gg bro !!

[@pillcosby6569]

Maybe the most enjoyable vlog I’ve seen. Great call

[@juliosegarra7175]

ALWAYS TRUST YOUR GUT!!!! Great call with the jack ten.

[@iammikedaniels]

Dude. This was the most drama I've felt since the last time I was in a Theatre. Great vlog and amazing build with that last had. 🤙

[@Nunya_BizNess]

Passive calling station preflop and then fold whenever you miss is not winning poker in any era. You need massive luck to overcome that.

[@robertpowell2680]

2-5 players are much wilder than you are, so this is definitely going to teach you that you have to not be afraid to call some bets light when you feel that they are bluffing or if they are just betting the scare card. Of course, there will be times that they have it, or like that last hand, times when you bluff catch them. You feel great when you call them, and you feel like an idiot when you try to bluff catch and they have the nuts. All part of the variance of the game.

[@takenooffense6146]

1/2 tends to play pretty straight forward. 2/5 is very different - as you described. I love the excitement in the commentary. It really is great. It's just obvious the money matters to you. Emotionally, the key is having the money "not matter". Adapt to the table but play your game. In one of your other videos you described your chips as your troops and you as the general. You seemed to have a different mentality in this game is all. Pretty natural when moving up. I'm happy it worked out this time around. A lot of people move up too quickly. Build your bankroll in the 1/2 until losing a few hundred w/ AK isn't a big deal. Then you won't chase w/ JT off... Like I said, loved the video. GL in the future.

[@PokerBEAST]

Great comment. Very spot on. I appreciate it

[@fsmjr27]

Amazing thought process and call, idk if I would’ve been able to make that call! New sub here and I’m liking what I’m seeing!

[@AndyLunatic]

Crazyyyy last hand. Good stuff man

[@zekebones34]

You were going about preflop play backwards. If they aren’t folding when you sized up pre then just raise a normal amount, you’re still going multi way regardless. You save your stack and can still get all the money in if you hit your hand.

[@imonlyheretoarguewithidiots]

Came here to point this out. Every legitimate reason you could possibly have for raising preflop becomes irrelevant when everyone calls. This is where you need to be tricky. Just limp lol. You could literally flop the nuts, overbet pot, and you'd still get called by three people with bottom pair and a gutshot. You don't have to worry about getting value at a table like this. Don't treat them like smart people, treat them like the greedy chimps they are and rake them over the coals. By the time you've shown down the nuts a couple times, you'll switch over into bluff mode and make them fold because "THIS GUY JUST ALWAYS HAS THE NUTS UUGGHHHH". That's when you start showing bluffs. It'll blow their minds. This is THE winning strategy at tables like this. Smash the flop, check raise, rake in the pot.

[@cjmr302]

Wow. You did great. Fantastic call. Awesome read on his cards. 👍😁

[@mbtadhl]

Great call with the J.10 hand. Keep in mind when your playing in a very loose game like you were people are mostly gambling and trying to put anyone on a hand can be hard. I've found raising hands like A.J can be tricky especially if you get like 4 or more callers. Even when an ace hits its tough to know where you are. I some times will take a more passive position and see what flops for a cheaper price and if you flop gin, like top pair top kicker or two pair your hand can be somewhat disguised. I play mostly 2/5 or 5/10 and playing in any game where people are just flinging chips around can be like walking thru a mind field. In any case your vids are great to watch, well put together and entertaining.

[@AsenMC]

Incredible read on the situation, keep up the great work!

[@HuiDerrick]

Appreciate for this video! This is exactly what I meed! Thank you for sharing!

[@getmeto10msubscriberswithn70]

Great analysis on the last hand. Once he stacks his chips individually like that Im snap calling. Classic tell for a bluff

[@markanderson3934]

In that game its pointless to raise to limit the field.

[@chrisjames9770]

Hey Buddy. A tip for what it's worth... Play the stakes your comfortable with.. your opponents at the table can sense when you are scared, tilted, strong and weak. You have the talent to make live reads like they do. Keep playing your game and like a magnet chips will come your way.. Chris out 😉

[@carlosconcepcion-taylor5511]

Absolutely brilliant call ! Nice blog can’t wait for the next one ☝️

[@nishantthaccker1173]

Man your analysis of the last hand was just amazing! 👍👍.. He could very well have had an AK type of holding (since he bet on the flop into 7 players even though small one) but your read to call on the TURN was spot On. I feel that was a critical point -- From there on once you committed, River bet was relatively straightforward !

[@steve8551]

Subscribed. Love your narration.

[@andythetraveler6260]

Amazing call man

[@wichakornlohavichitranon6751]

I think the better play for the J10o is to chip it on the turn cuz you picked up some more equity with the double gutter to go along with second pair, and you block all of the hands that beated you on that turn (K). Anyway, river would be call anyway with decent showdown and pot committed on the turn already. btw, nice read and nice hand bro. Keep it up! love your vlog.

[@truefish281]

good job moving up in stakes 2...5 is way more fun. texas is even more crazy.....want to hit up jamul.......home of mariano!

[@laxmanthapa640]

There r many form of tilting 😂😂😂 im dead man, mom if ur watching i love oh god u can hv Netflix comedy show bro

[@patrickriddlem9130]

Narration is absolutely the best on the net! Nice call.

[@andrewspyhalski3564]

What a great call, good read on your part

[@FocusedAndMotivated100]

Brilliant call. Im calling there too. Especially v an opponent who is capable of bluffing. I’m calling or jamming the turn.

[@1tpixie]

I’ll always live you! Glad at least this 1/2 you still have your $1000 buy in! 🍀💚🍀

[@PokerBEAST]

Thanks Mom! Love you!

[@adamkinney8867]

The $1300 hand was ballsy to say the least. If what you verbalized on the vlog was your thought process as the hand was played then absolutely brilliant play.

[@andrewandretti7379]

Excellent Call 10,J.

[@ethanna1684]

That's awesome man. I'm happy for you

[@swiftemsgamesem4437]

Dude you read him perfectly. Why question yourself? That was an epic play. Well done!

[@markhellie6837]

A lot of 2-5 sessions go like this. Great Vlog!

[@michelepuluti4323]

Regarding your JT hand. Your gut DOES NOT LIE! Good call!

[@adayinthelifeofme5940]

KQ off on button will depend on what system. Mine is a clear call with position pre-flop with a raise that size. Fold on flop. Good fold but don't be mad about that money. The JTo in cutt off vs raise from LJ is a fold pre all day.

[@martinez14146969]

As a pro here, the last hand the villain played it horribly. He didn’t adjust his betting size correctly and you always go all in or fold on the turn. You are correct in one thing of having blockers to many nutted hands

[@mariom6214]

Great play bud! Great channel. Keep it up. Enjoy the videos

[@yoyogaming480]

That's a great way to end the vlog. Bluff catcher hand or he has it. You were committed I think after the turn and you made a great play.

[@dankibler6306]

Great call man. Nice job

[@frankiesorrentino864]

I threw my hands up in celebration let’s fuckin go!! Way to work through the logic my friend rock solid

[@davidclelandd]

Great vid man

[@redwhiteandblueblood]

Felt the second AK hand you had you could've peeled one to see if you improved on that queen high 2 spades board 2 overs, back-door spades, back-door broadway

[@mrwezbo]

Exactly, when that hand played out I heard "2 overs, back-door spades, back-door broadway" in Brad Owen's voice and thought easy call.

[@redwhiteandblueblood]

@@mrwezbo 😂😉 I can imagine it too Though tbf Brad plays $1500-3000 buy ins and probably has a bigger bankroll than PB, so can understand PB wanting to conserve the stack, though it would look a bit nitty folding flop after a few preflop raises. Last week at my pub game I was card dead/coolered, couldn't hit a combo draw to save my life, my top pairs sucked out on etc Punted off half my stack with AJ, bloke with pocket 6s called me down, even when I put him all in on the turn after I barrelled preflop then on the flop. Had a diamond draw and overs on a 10 high board and it all missed, he had to have put me on AK/AQ/AJ... Got half it back a few hands later, he turned bottom pair + busted clubs into a bluff, I called with 3rd pair even with an ace and king out there, his line early in the hand made no sense, swings and roundabouts end of the day.

[@RhymesWithCarbon]

JT hand felt like a call. He’s betting amounts that felt more to me like he’s trying to get better to fold vs get worse to call. Nicely done!

[@jakemiller4089]

Another great video. Thanks!

[@dankligerman3500]

Looking forward to part two, Yes sir 2/5 is a lot different then 1/2 or 1/3.....for some reason the players are more aggressive and looser that 2/5. and as you said, players will toss in 40, 50, or 100 bucks per flop with marginable hands, which great for action. you just got very unlucky with the hands you opened or called per flop,(that's poker) but the poker gods are with and I am sure you will do well

[@stewartchalmers5287]

I need Pt2 😫

[@dinocasino404]

I sooooo enjoyed the commentary. Amazing Sir. 💯

[@rajaramramaswamy6560]

With j10 for the long term would be to shove turn you have decent number of outs even if you are behind with stack sizes he would have called

[@rickeyrbell501]

Glad you went with your gut great call

[@tstass1321]

I think you thought that through well... congrats on the good call

[@chrisleos1235]

You should have shoved on the turn, but all in all, your thought process was spot on

[@kettenbach]

The pizzazz spicy bet 🔥😀☝️

[@carlwills1170]

Great Vlog and.content i enjoy your vids alot. Your a solid player, missed a few expensive flops happens. But you played J10 correct, only thing i was thinking was he floating kq maybe with his small flop bet. But once you call the turn, you commit to calling the river. 2hearts changes nothing. And his 280 bet was a gift at the price you cant fold. Unless you had say A8 chasing a straight. But even then he bets you cant call. Anyway that was my insight into that 1. Well played mate

[@mashedpotato982]

The guy at the end was stunned by your call. Couldn't even show his hand right away after you called.

[@tigerskob]

He was clearly wayyyy too embarrassed to flip it over 😂😂😂😂

[@LtFrankDrebin100]

Jamming turn is better if you think you’re behind but your opponent is likely to fold. In this instance I like the flat since your instinct was that you were likely ahead. Keep his bluffs in so you get paid max value by the river bluff.

[@mjriemen]

I think jamming the turn is better than just calling down. You turn a double gut shot in addition to your flopped top pair. If you get it in on the turn you at the very least have pretty good equity even if you are currently beat. If you just call turn and call river, you could be getting in a lot of money with no chance of winning. Even if you ultimately loose the hand you still are hypothetically winning a certain amount of value getting it in on the turn. He will fold his bluffs if you jam turn and you wouldn’t have actually won as much in the hand, but its probably a better play if you are not folding.

[@aokijannick7616]

In such aggro games i would much rather limp-raise/jam hands like AK especially when in early position...works out perfectly for me

[@Wahpoh]

Crazy ass call lol Good stuff man

[@TechySquirrel]

Great video man

[@jon6715]

Yes slaps only Golden Eye!!!!

[@HazWst06]

Nice reasoning and great call

[@lukepiazza2408]

Love your stuff man!

[@zeebags9885]

Pair ‘o tens for the RUSH baby! Hand to tell the grandkids about...

[@sairax9917]

23% Equity against the premiums and you go all in. He did a decent bluff and you got him. Good call.

[@bullyboy131]

Great call! I find it easier analyze a hand when I'm not in it. Lol.

[@alexyan951]

Wow wow wow, I’m shocked by the last play.... I would fold that hand 8 out of 10 times on the river...... what a genius call, I am still trying to understand why you were confident to call it on the river

[@Mescin53]

If someone grabs chips, then more Chips, and more chips more than likely it’s a bluff trying to bet big to get you off a hand since you didn’t fold the flop, great read!

[@Andysiky1]

Poker is about playing the odds and the player good hero call

[@BigDaddyJDog]

You are a beast! Good on you bro!

[@allenty2642]

Great call with a J T

[@adamclancey]

Excellent call, it did feel like a low pair but having the balls to actually do it is something else. This table seemed to play like the 1-2 at my local, people calling with hardly anything, pretty much waiting for a PLO seat.

[@jacobnorman6242]

I think that as played probably just jam the turn. Once you arrive to the river have to call

[@MrGbastardo36]

Good freaking bluff catch Kato!

[@inlineadam]

“Wow, you called with just a 10. Wow. That’s impressive actually.”

[@pulkitrathi4101]

Someone had to say it, AK is an imposter of 'premium hands'