You’ll Never Believe What My Opponent Calls My ALL-IN With In HUGE POT! Poker Vlog #72
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
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The quality and work you put on your videos is absolutely amazing, one of the easier poker videos to watch out there. Thank you
Wow Ash, your mindset coach is doing a great job. No way in your early vlogs would you have been that positive after that session. Good for you.
Great video! Haven’t watched you in awhile and omg amazing info you are providing. Thank you sis
Great video Ash. Thanks for your analysis. I always seem to lose with A/Q in tournaments; depending upon my blinds.
TCH on line seems to show many crazy aggressive players. Stay positive and happy you had a good vacation.
I myself learned a lot with your play today, you gave easy to understand explanation on your play and what your opponents are or should be doing, noting just how much you are on top of the players and chip counts. Sorry for the loss, but gain for me. Hope to get to Texas one day and maybe play in a game your in. Thanks for all you do. Best of luck...
Can't wait for TCH Las Colinas to open. Much nicer location and I'll feel much safer in that area compared to Dallas.
17:30 Shoving is not the high variance route. That's the route that ensures you realize your equity. As you noted, there are a million terrifying turn cards. However, only relatively few of them beat you, but you don't know which ones.
By shoving, you avoid making a catastrophic mistake by folding to the wrong scare card, which either of tour two opponents could use to blow you off the pot.
Sometimes the seemingly scarier option is the safest one.
Totally agree. Bottom two pair on this kind of board is not a hand to slowplay. Allin is the only move, and as you points out its a common misconception that a shove is high variance. Taking the clearly biggest +EV line is the oposite.
LG! Your breakdowns are grreat
Omg sick what a fish that's why I love Texas poker calling off with 9 7 off good job knowing exactly where you were at that was a awesome shove!
Hello Ash - I've enjoyed watching your poker journey. I've heard you say several times when a villain makes a quick call on the flop its a sign their hand is weak. I thought about this during my own poker sessions for the last few months and I have to disagree a little. I don't think quick callers have weak hands - I think most of the time they are on draws or weak players who don't know what else to do but call no matter what they hold. For journeyman players quick calls, IMO, means they have a draw. Draws are played very differently by good, bad, and great players. Many good and great players raise big draws on the flop. For the most part draws to complete nut 5 card hands are considered powerful hands by good and great players and they play them fast for two reasons: 1. You want a lot of money in the pot if you hit the draw and to win a big pot you have to build it by BETTING BIG on the flop. 2. Good and great players are confident they can often outplay or bluff their opponent if they miss the draw so fast playing a draw is win-win.
So - in conclusion - quick calls, IMO, are great info on where your opponent is in the hand. Watching for the turn & river cards that fit the draws the flop presents is the key to reading most opponents "Quick Calls". The hardest thing in poker is reading a bad players hand. I played a tournament yesterday sitting to the right of a woman who never raised the pot no matter what she held. I watched her felt 3 or 4 good players while she held pocket AAs, pocket KKs, AK & AQ because she never bet her hands.
ETA - Last thing - Maniacs are dangerous every time you face them. I play them very tight and very cautiously and advise everyone else to do the same. Mistakes against maniacs usually costs you're entire stack.
Thx for the video, very enjoyable. When you had K 10 of diamonds I would have leaned toward a small preflop raise of $15 not to get anyone to fold but to start building a pot with probably best or second best hand.
Always up from here!!!
Awesome video Ash.
Thanks for sharing the journey!!!
Always love your blogs Ash. Keep up the great work!
😭😭😭 that last hand hurts but you love to be there… like 1000/1000 times lol
Great vlog!
Love your content.
Algobump
The last hand you played Ash reminded me of a hand I played in Lone Butte last week.
We were playing 2-3 and I was up almost $1000.
A crazy guy bought in for the Max $1000 and started playing.
He was going literally crazy in every single hand, he would call then raise 5X or sometimes shove.
Then this hand happened I was in the Big blind with AKo and he is UTG and at that point I think he had $600-700 behind, He raised to $35 and everyone folded, I raised to $135, he shoved I snapped called.
He show A6o 😂.
Board came 4-7-9-10-6 and he made a pair and won everything 😌.
Six and a half minutes in and al I see is excellent pay and great analysis !!!! Can't wait for the rest...
Good runnings!!!
What can I say? It is these kinds of hands that keep the fish fishing and the game alive. The worst players have the best luck. Great video, thanks for sharing!
I been waiting for a video. I’m excited 😊
QJdd at 18:44 does not have him “stone dead”. He actually is in very slightly better shape against that hand versus what you had.
Great to see you Ash ! 😊👍
TCH Dallas player here…..lol at only making it $15 over two limps. $15 raises in that game are rare when no limpers are involved let alone two
Keep your head up. Maniacs get lucky and it's rough, but in the long run, you will come out on top. As always, I love the content.
Don't drop foo much free game lol great stuff from a strategy view!
Unfortunate runouts ! But like u said you’ll win that spot more than not . Great videos better sweatshirt 😮
I hate when bad play gets rewarded. Sometimes you just can't beat the donkeys. Great video
He got lucky you play great keep up good work lots of love😊
It's really neat to see the difference between tourney and cash play in this one. 🙂
That's a brutal run out that last cash game hand. Just dwell on it for about 24 hours and make it all up the next game.
Are you going to be in Vegas for the Bar Poker Open if the have a cash game there?
I get that it's Texas, but it's hard to imagine you found two people that played short stacks that badly at the same table. Wild.
I love the phrase "ambitious call." It's pretty much standard at TCH. We have some very "ambitious" players. 🙂
in the old days we called that the Ignorant End of the straight...... Bad beat
Ash. Lose the bad beat outro. Pat yourself on the back for making the right play, and then move along.
Go read Maria Konnikova's book and see what Erik Seidel says about bad beats.
Reflecting on a bad beat serves no purpose except to give it agency in your life. ❤
Hasn't been on a vacation in OVER 2 YEARS?!?!?!?......Geez I feel SO BAD for you!! I know, traveling the globe to play poker must be incredibly tough work!
Looks like triple barrel has tons of dead space. Looks like a basement
nice one. I think I'm flatting BB with AQo vs UTG open a large percentage of the time too. Esp on a call happy table with no dead money in.
Nothing more dangerous than a maniac with outs, best to try and lose the minimum when getting hurt all night from those players, remember, your logic means nothing to them.
We should ask Phil Helmuth what he thinks about your crazy opponent's call of your All In... I'm sure he would not have smiled and laughed like you did. Thanks for being even-keeled.
You're easily behind on 57 to a bigger flush and you have no other outs really. At least own it when you make a mistake. Even without that, the play has a negative net expected value especially when you consider that 1/9 of your outs isn't an out.
on AdQc hand I feel like UTG almost always has a flush here: limp call pre, check call flop, leads out flush card on turn into two opps. I think I would fold but you're a much better player than I am so I would be curious to hear if you have more detailed analysis!
I like 3-bet jamming on the last hand.
Head high PFA!!! Has happened to me a 1000 times. Lucky CMP! Thanks for what you do!!
I would love to have you at my home game tournament in New Mexico sometime!!!!
What’s up Ash love watching you beast these live streams
We all have days like that. Good poker Ash
PFA,
Ash on the A3 hand vs the 12 bb opponent. On that middling paired flop, why isn't a down bet just as effective as the shove.
Just anecdotal but I've found players like this have some icm delusions too often. They will actually call three bets for 80% of their stack and still fold to save that 20%. I think you get the same hands calling and folding for your shove or a small bet. You do give up at least some fold equity but the opponent already showed they don't think that way. I think they call a $2000-2500 bet and still fold for a jam on a brick turn. I think you are way behind when you get called jamming here but if you're willing to risk 12 to win 7 why not risk 12 to win 11 or 12?
Fit or fold right. Tease em a bit.
The jam was probably the play but I'm not sure anything folds except some Ax and broadways. And really if 66 just calls here, not really looking good.
Opponent could limp, min raise or 2.5x to open here. They choose $3k which is 25% of their stack. Obviously creates an spr of 3:2 for a flop. Most players taking this line are going in on 66.6% of flops, betting or calling. People play around here with baby pairs and K 9:suited because it's lucky. Other players might do this with nines thru jacks. They would shove but don't really want to get called and don't really want to get all folds. Almost always jamming the flop when checked to and folding to broadway flops. Dry flop but Jacks and worse probably do fold as played.
If you check oop here and get jammed on you only get under 2:1. You probably just have to fold. I would call you with Ax or better here. If I opened off 12 bb here, I would be more worried about a donk lead giving a price.
That was a good read on your opponent, fit or fold. And you attacked, took away his plays. Probably jamming his strongest Qx plus pre. Probably just folding bad Qx. Probably didn't hit a Q, bully time. I guess that's why I wouldn't fold if I took this line and you called. You got moves. That was some nice poker.
You need to learn to preserve your stack holding vulnerable two pairs.
i mean you 3x T8s why wouldnt you just 6x over 2 limpers just terrible sizing Fausto teach you that one? apart from that seemed as you played ok
Hiii Ash!! Go crush it!!
GG ash...its ok ,there's always be a next time
Absolutely crazy! You played it right. He certainly should be folding. Some people are willing to burn money. GGs
\o/
I just hit the same thing. Had AK clubs had 2 crazies playing been waiting 3 hours to get my chips in. Flopped nut flush needed J for royal turned a loser board paired smh I still lose crazy with AK it’s comical all you can do is laugh.
I had my biggest single-day loss over the weekend so we're having goose egg omelette tonight Ash!
ok.. that is pretty much exactly how the $1/$2, $1/$3 plays in the rooms i play in Vegas..
nutjobs... lots of nutjobs.. with a tiny sprinkle of decent players..
love seeing the tourney and cash action mixed in, but, i know it would be a tourney ONLY, had you won that last hand...
Sometimes the Gazelle does outrun the Lionesses..... and they go hungry until next time
and there will BE.. a next time..🤑
Another beginner learns a lesson about running it twice. Running it twice only gives a second chance to a hand worse than yours.
GOOD MORNING AND GOOD LUCK TO YOU POKERFACEASH HAVE FUN TOO AND MY BIRTHDAY IS APRIL 29
That was me for 20 years in your last hand. Get it in great against the sucker, and get felted. 😢😤😟
Whens the Panama vlog coming? FOMO
ouch, bad luck on that one. This just means you'll win the next 7/10 right? :-)
You'll get him next time. Probably.
Over analyzing. You’ve been programmed to think one way.
I know we're supposed to like those guys in the game but they always seem to win.
I hate it when you spend a session with your sights set on a single target and you never end up getting them. So unsatisfying.
You did nothing wrong!!!
Should never run it twice..that proves a weak hand like Phil Hellmuth's house cards hands.
All you can do is laugh. Ugh. Next time!