The guy who 5bet you with JJ is the reason why I’m still playing poker. Like he didn’t think for a second that you might have AA-KK or QQ when he 5Bet. Seriously!! But again, I’m not complaining
Lowkey i think that most people dont snap shove aces unless they are tilted or something. They would rather make it look like they have a decision by waiting a few seconds. Depends on the player tho ig
It is not over valuing to put in the money when you have lead. Over valuing is when there are many obvious hand that beat your hands base on the board texture. With the pocket 10 hand, if your opponent bet that much on the turn, then he is telling you he has a set or he was trapping with aces wish essentially make your hand a bluff catcher. you either call him down with the 10s or fold. Jamming is the absolute wrong decision.
I was just at Orange City the other day. They have signs all over the place about recording video. You must have special permission. Anyway, the players at the 1-2 were awful. I'm not even saying bad, I'm saying awful. A guy betting $150 into a $40 pot and stunned when he got beat when his over pair ran into a flopped set. People chasing straights and flushes with one card to come for a $186 bet and complaining about their luck when it doesn't get there. One guy saying he would never fold a check raise when he had a queen high flush draw on the flop, no matter how much the bet was. Here's an example: I flop trips and turn quads. The guy says I was behind and was lucky to catch the quads on the turn. I said you flopped a full house? He says, "No I got it on the turn". I just said, "Wow I guess I was lucky". Lucky I get to play against these guys! It was a literal gold mine. I wish I could have stayed longer. Not only did I get $500 on their wheel or no wheel high hand promotion, but I won over $700 at the table in a couple of hours.
@@colintimp1372 It does. You assume it doesn't because you just look at ht eNPV of the hands. You don't understand what you're talking about. There's a reason why people do it.
the first hand is so bad, if you're raising then you have to commit and rep a 10 then check back the river, by checking turn you look weak , you also put him on a flush draw by betting 15 so then why not barrel the turn even if he has a potential 10, silly
Wow flopping an overpaid. How lucky that is like once in a life time. I can’t wait to flop an overpaid. An overpaid just imagine 😂
In my experience, players don't normally snap jam with aces. They usually act like they're contemplating. Unless they know you're pot committed.
The guy who 5bet you with JJ is the reason why I’m still playing poker.
Like he didn’t think for a second that you might have AA-KK or QQ when he 5Bet. Seriously!!
But again, I’m not complaining
Lowkey i think that most people dont snap shove aces unless they are tilted or something. They would rather make it look like they have a decision by waiting a few seconds. Depends on the player tho ig
I was trying to figure out what an overpaid is lol
Overpaid is what the first fella with the 9-9 got.
It's an overpair that gets paid.
Love orange city, I go to UCF so it’s the closest place. Plus the brand new chips, tables, and cards really make the place top tier
It is not over valuing to put in the money when you have lead. Over valuing is when there are many obvious hand that beat your hands base on the board texture.
With the pocket 10 hand, if your opponent bet that much on the turn, then he is telling you he has a set or he was trapping with aces wish essentially make your hand a bluff catcher. you either call him down with the 10s or fold.
Jamming is the absolute wrong decision.
I was just at Orange City the other day. They have signs all over the place about recording video.
You must have special permission.
Anyway, the players at the 1-2 were awful. I'm not even saying bad, I'm saying awful. A guy betting $150 into a $40 pot and stunned when he got beat when his over pair ran into a flopped set. People chasing straights and flushes with one card to come for a $186 bet and complaining about their luck when it doesn't get there.
One guy saying he would never fold a check raise when he had a queen high flush draw on the flop, no matter how much the bet was.
Here's an example: I flop trips and turn quads. The guy says I was behind and was lucky to catch the quads on the turn. I said you flopped a full house? He says, "No I got it on the turn". I just said, "Wow I guess I was lucky". Lucky I get to play against these guys!
It was a literal gold mine. I wish I could have stayed longer.
Not only did I get $500 on their wheel or no wheel high hand promotion, but I won over $700 at the table in a couple of hours.
That last hard hurt…..
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Were you at club 52 a few weeks back wearing an orange city hoodie?
I enjoyed this video
I like your style, am a long time followers of your Vlog ,I wish you you successful Poker career.
Did you get overly paid with your Overpaid!?
Your opponent runs it twice when his hand is in the cookie jar and once when he's clearly head. That gives him a huge advantage. Why allow it?
Agreed
How does that give an advantage?
It doesn't change a thing.
@@colintimp1372 It does. You assume it doesn't because you just look at ht eNPV of the hands. You don't understand what you're talking about. There's a reason why people do it.
@@internetposta7389 it does not change a thing. It reduces variance which is good for the better player.
It's rare to see such a big suction.
Wear less hats man. Don’t lose that hair
Way overplay with tens what do you beat
Next hand of overpaid note, lol
Too much checking. Need to bet your winning hands more often. Can’t wait for your opponents to bet for you.
Damn
Running it twice lowers testosterone
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the first hand is so bad, if you're raising then you have to commit and rep a 10 then check back the river, by checking turn you look weak , you also put him on a flush draw by betting 15 so then why not barrel the turn even if he has a potential 10, silly