This is really refreshing to see. No BS, no gimmicks, just good quality content. Also really enjoy how you break down your thought process during each hand. Subbed!
In 3bet pots especially I notice you checkraise flop with all nutted value plus good top pairs etc. My question is how are you balancing that for example if you're always check raising or check shoving your value by turn, how are you not exploited with your check calling until river hands as surely they will be very weak. Not being critical just genuinely curious
Hey bro I’ve been playing online for the last 2 decades and really vibing your stream . Sending nothing but positive vibes and some run good your way ! Keep at it brother ❤️ from Los Angeles
Enjoyed the vid, you use a lot of small sizings and then end up jamming rivers for a lot larger than pot, how come you dont try to set up a better stack to pot ratio?
@@GingePoker You've got a very unique style Ginge haha. This is the first time I've seen you play! I like small sizings on some flop textures but turn and river I tend to size up. I might try some of this blocking turn shit.
@@GingePoker Also that last guy you were playing with the 5s luckboxed the massive $5k tournament on Party a couple of years ago for over a millball. He's probably not your standard 500z reg ha.
Hey ginge, I recently found your channel and was very inspired by your videos about Thailand and poker. I have been grinding live cash for seven years, Im 29 years old. Recently, due to covid, I have been playing online on ignition. Obviously, I immediately reallized that everything I learned about live cash would only get me in trouble online. I did adapt, not valueing implied odds nearly as much as before, and instead focusing purely on GTO tactics especially with the anonomys ignition gameplay. I could tell that it was very possible to beat the games however the win rate was much much much more marginal than live cash. I have literally zero experience playing on Pstars however from what ive heard its about 3x harder than ignition. So, saying this and struggling winning on ignition myself, I highly suggest you focus more on live cash. Here's why, bots. Have you heard of google deepmind? I suggest you check out some chess videos that cover games from Alphazero vs the top human pros as well as other AI programs. The level of play is so far ahead of any human that its mind boggling and even though Im a 1300~ online elo chess player I can see how powerful it really is. This type of thing seriously worries me when playing online, and should worry you as well. Play live = profit. Even in my beginning years I was break even live, and now its almost a joke as you probably know if youve played in a 1/3 or 2/5 game, specifically in california. Im personally trying to move up to 5/10 on my own bankrolls, while working other jobs and focusing on self improvement outside of the game. I can gaurentee you that you are 10x better than me at poker, just by watching your videos I know for a fact youve played probably 100x-1000x more hands than I have. This leads me to believe you would crush live so hard that I couldnt understand why you would even play online. I suppose its because you want to live cheaply in thailand which is awesome and you dont really need to play high stakes to do that. I would personally be multi-tabling lower stakes if I were you and I really had the itch to play online. Take my words with a grain of salt, but highly consider switching your focus to purely live cash. -Justin
iheartstorksc thank you for the long message! I actually do play a lot of high stakes live poker - can't stop the moment but I'll deffo get back there as soon as I can!
Ginge Poker 🤣how As soon as I got on ppp 5 card was the game. Please talk about how/why you’re a holdem specialist. Why you havnt taken on plo? Do you plan on stepping into Plo and what would be the course of action?
@Ginge Poker: just discovered your channel, i like it alot. You took alot of money from me on stars back on NL200, now i get a little bit of your insights back. thank you :)
The 444 flop hand . You bet small the. Ripped the river hoping for hero was super sick and fuck.. I learned something - I think in that type of river spot I was making my bets too low... Like trying to entice but maybe scaring them off at the same time . That rip looked like ,if you had AK , you were up to mischief :PP
Hey ginge. Wondering if you would ever consider hourly coaching or coaching for profit? Im a breakeven 10NL reg and want to move up to 100 or 200 by the end of the year. Appreciate the free content, keep it up.
You had qq they had 56d I thought they 4bet post flop but it was pre so you was right theye shouldn't of been raising. Was a late night lol. GL have just subscribed 👍. Only got into poker the last few years slowly but surely getting better thanks for the content
@@GingePoker something that happened to you in this session that you lost 2.4k this bad run I mean I'm dealing with it for like 2 weeks..like the opponent getting there on river when I have 80% on the flop. So just to build my confidence z bit lately I used the cash out and funny enought 7/10 if I didint use I would have lost the pot even though I was a massive favorite. Thank you for your time to reply
All in Cash out is a great choice for those who play a few hands per month. It reduces variance in a small sample. If you are a hardcore grinder then you don't need it.
You're dangerously spewy with single pairs...esp top pair or overpairs - calling off or otherwise check-raising. Could be costly in the long run. Regardless, find the channel V.enjoyable!
And bet sizing :)) is so wierd 40 40 400 i just dont understend why youbdont building pots for you to jam river you jaming 200 pot 400 and giving opponent opportunity to buy card to very cheap i mean i like you and watiching but didnt gettimg how its good 20 % flop % 30 turn and 400 % river ))
i was thinking the same thing why would u give them a cheap card on the turn, also i think he is check raising flops with a strong hand too much IMO, but he is obviously a very solid player and everyone has their own playstyle
This is really refreshing to see. No BS, no gimmicks, just good quality content. Also really enjoy how you break down your thought process during each hand. Subbed!
In 3bet pots especially I notice you checkraise flop with all nutted value plus good top pairs etc. My question is how are you balancing that for example if you're always check raising or check shoving your value by turn, how are you not exploited with your check calling until river hands as surely they will be very weak. Not being critical just genuinely curious
Good spot - hard to explain over message. But there is a method to the madness!
Interesting point of view. It seems like you dont have a balanced check call range. Be careful.
Love your style. Some of the blocker bet folds or what you would call a bet fold really is teaching me a lot.
Hey bro I’ve been playing online for the last 2 decades and really vibing your stream . Sending nothing but positive vibes and some run good your way ! Keep at it brother ❤️ from Los Angeles
Thanks man! And thanks for following 🙏
This is such great content man. Awesome :)
Ps . Your Ozzy accent is class too ;) you been watching The Big Lez show or somethin haha
dooeydooey yeah yeah nah
Ginge Poker hahaha. Mike Nolan
What kind of hud is this that shows the hand action like this ?
Starshelper/starscaption
Love how this guy at 13:42 attacked your pocket 66 with his bet size of $66.66 ... 500zoom is really all about the Matrix
ginge where did your PGC go? any update on the 1k JJ hand freeroll?
Still there on 2p2. Ive has no response from him!
Hey, How do you get the pot odds live on the table ? Nice video :)
Starshelper
Great to discover you, been binge watching ur vids. Keep it up
For once I am grateful for a youtube-recommendation. Great channel!
how much rake in bb/100 is in 500 zoom?
I have no idea 😅
hey, ginge, I'm curious what software you use to show the real time line villain is taking? really enjoying the vids, buddy!
Starshelper
Enjoyed the vid, you use a lot of small sizings and then end up jamming rivers for a lot larger than pot, how come you dont try to set up a better stack to pot ratio?
I don't worry too much about the next street just focus on maxing the ev of the decision you currently have
@@GingePoker You've got a very unique style Ginge haha. This is the first time I've seen you play! I like small sizings on some flop textures but turn and river I tend to size up. I might try some of this blocking turn shit.
@@GingePoker Also that last guy you were playing with the 5s luckboxed the massive $5k tournament on Party a couple of years ago for over a millball. He's probably not your standard 500z reg ha.
Actually sorry I think he came 3rd or 2nd but it was from a $10 satellite or something like that.
great video are you using a HUD ?
Nope HUD's are for pussies
Found you thru charlies pod & love the content ginge
i dont play cash these days but appreciate the great content. And also, why do you play in a gym? :D Is that yours?
That would be the gym we had in our villa
Really solid content here, keep it up! Do you ever play MTTs or just cash 500z?
Thanks! I dabble in tourneys for fun but only grind cash for a living
Man did you used some coaching program to get so good in Cash Games ? If yes, which one ? Really enjoy your content :)
Haha I did not!
Hey ginge, I recently found your channel and was very inspired by your videos about Thailand and poker. I have been grinding live cash for seven years, Im 29 years old. Recently, due to covid, I have been playing online on ignition. Obviously, I immediately reallized that everything I learned about live cash would only get me in trouble online. I did adapt, not valueing implied odds nearly as much as before, and instead focusing purely on GTO tactics especially with the anonomys ignition gameplay. I could tell that it was very possible to beat the games however the win rate was much much much more marginal than live cash. I have literally zero experience playing on Pstars however from what ive heard its about 3x harder than ignition. So, saying this and struggling winning on ignition myself, I highly suggest you focus more on live cash. Here's why, bots. Have you heard of google deepmind? I suggest you check out some chess videos that cover games from Alphazero vs the top human pros as well as other AI programs. The level of play is so far ahead of any human that its mind boggling and even though Im a 1300~ online elo chess player I can see how powerful it really is. This type of thing seriously worries me when playing online, and should worry you as well. Play live = profit. Even in my beginning years I was break even live, and now its almost a joke as you probably know if youve played in a 1/3 or 2/5 game, specifically in california. Im personally trying to move up to 5/10 on my own bankrolls, while working other jobs and focusing on self improvement outside of the game. I can gaurentee you that you are 10x better than me at poker, just by watching your videos I know for a fact youve played probably 100x-1000x more hands than I have. This leads me to believe you would crush live so hard that I couldnt understand why you would even play online. I suppose its because you want to live cheaply in thailand which is awesome and you dont really need to play high stakes to do that. I would personally be multi-tabling lower stakes if I were you and I really had the itch to play online. Take my words with a grain of salt, but highly consider switching your focus to purely live cash. -Justin
iheartstorksc thank you for the long message! I actually do play a lot of high stakes live poker - can't stop the moment but I'll deffo get back there as soon as I can!
Hey man. I play in BKK. How can I get in touch with you?
Line: ginge8819912
How much 4 card 5 card 6 card holdem do u play?
Can hear you breathing thru your nose almost everyone I breath\speak
Yeah I need a better mic - unfortunately this is the only one I have for now that prevents some other buzzing sounds
Don't play any other games other than 2 card holdem
Ginge Poker 🤣how As soon as I got on ppp 5 card was the game. Please talk about how/why you’re a holdem specialist. Why you havnt taken on plo? Do you plan on stepping into Plo and what would be the course of action?
Imo the argument for check raising blocker bets on turn is flawed imo.
Imo
@Ginge Poker: just discovered your channel, i like it alot. You took alot of money from me on stars back on NL200, now i get a little bit of your insights back. thank you :)
12:25 that stings
2Times lag,2Times crushed with spade !! Damn greetz from Germany
The 444 flop hand . You bet small the. Ripped the river hoping for hero was super sick and fuck.. I learned something - I think in that type of river spot I was making my bets too low... Like trying to entice but maybe scaring them off at the same time . That rip looked like ,if you had AK , you were up to mischief :PP
Should have slammed that last hand all in on turn against the flush draw & 5's...
Hey ginge. Wondering if you would ever consider hourly coaching or coaching for profit? Im a breakeven 10NL reg and want to move up to 100 or 200 by the end of the year. Appreciate the free content, keep it up.
Thanks for watching - I don't coach but some of my students do - if you tune into my stream in twitch 'gingepoker' there is more info about this
@@GingePoker if you dont coach how do you have students =)
Former students **
Qq is a call ? With this player preflop i think this is shove bro :)
In retrospect do you still think his hand wasnt a 4 bet or was you just tilting ? Lol
Which hand?
You had qq they had 56d I thought they 4bet post flop but it was pre so you was right theye shouldn't of been raising. Was a late night lol. GL have just subscribed 👍. Only got into poker the last few years slowly but surely getting better thanks for the content
Your labels are hilarious Ginge, don’t know if being a spice girl is good or not 😅
Who doesn't want to be a spice girl!
@@GingePoker Think the spice girls are the regs
Why you never cash out?great content.
I'm not sure but I believe it gives you a bad price? So you lose money in the long term
@@GingePoker you do lose a bit that's true..but then after you dont have to sweat it anymore.
Win rates are already small this might get you from a losing player to a winning player
@@GingePoker something that happened to you in this session that you lost 2.4k this bad run I mean I'm dealing with it for like 2 weeks..like the opponent getting there on river when I have 80% on the flop.
So just to build my confidence z bit lately I used the cash out and funny enought 7/10 if I didint use I would have lost the pot even though I was a massive favorite.
Thank you for your time to reply
All in Cash out is a great choice for those who play a few hands per month. It reduces variance in a small sample. If you are a hardcore grinder then you don't need it.
You're dangerously spewy with single pairs...esp top pair or overpairs - calling off or otherwise check-raising. Could be costly in the long run. Regardless, find the channel V.enjoyable!
Where's th stream let's go
GingePoker in twitch - travelling today so might not be back until tomorrow
Nice Mindset. What a f....... ing sessión.
I don't think you played awful!
Sure that means a lot to him
min 12.15 with AcKs, he's CHEATING.
Why you think that?
I like this🤗🤗🤗
Buzzzz
This content should be forbidden.
And bet sizing :)) is so wierd 40 40 400 i just dont understend why youbdont building pots for you to jam river you jaming 200 pot 400 and giving opponent opportunity to buy card to very cheap i mean i like you and watiching but didnt gettimg how its good 20 % flop % 30 turn and 400 % river ))
Sure u know more
@@TheFerrari004 i do
i was thinking the same thing why would u give them a cheap card on the turn, also i think he is check raising flops with a strong hand too much IMO, but he is obviously a very solid player and everyone has their own playstyle