Love this format. Totally agree that this sets you apart from other poker vloggers. Easy for me to say because it's your work, but it's worth the extra effort.🤔😜😏
this is your first vlog I watched that showcases every hand your dealt. I do like seeing the entire shabang and you're thinking about why to fold, why to call or why to raise. Sending you positive thought support for the stream of luck to favor you next time you're playing. Question: did you find that showing every hand, in any way changed your starting range from any position?
Thank you I really appreciate the support. I don’t think it changes how I play. If something it helps me stay strict with my ranges since I know I’ll have to share it
I like the fact that you show every hand as it reflects what it is really like to sit and grind it out for some new players watching the videos. I played in a $120 deepstack tourney last week and although it is a small sample size, I ran the worst I had ever run I was card dead and when I was not card dead I was flop dead and when it was not flop dead I was rivered 3 times. I know it was a small sample size and only a 3.5 hour session in a tourney, it was the worst I have ran that I can remember with only 1 premium hand dealt with KK, and flop came with an A and all suited with none of the suits connecting with me. BTW new subscriber here, I enjoy this form of content.
I know it is a lot of work showing every hand, but your vlogs are far more realistic and it is really enjoyable content. Thank you for the entertainment value.
Very nice vlog sir. I really like the format. I gives us a way better understanding of the gameflow and a more realistic view of a session. Thank you for putting the effort in, because i can imagine that creating such a vlog will take a lot of time and effort. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
The only hand of significance where I felt that I would have played differently was the “counterfeited” 6s5s. Yes, he could have had a jack, a 3 or an overpair. I think there are a lot more hands with missed draws, plus A5, A4, and any number of hands with a 6 where you would have chopped. Sitting here in the comfort of my office with no actual money at stake, I would have called and that one single hand would have changed the outcome of the entire session. But then again, in the heat of battle I have folded in similar situations and kicked myself for it afterwards.
question since you are a poker player who is playing for profits (source of income) why are we not locking up a 100 BB win when we get up to $300 + in profits//// its easy for me to say walk away but doing it is much harder for me personally lol but im not playing live as often as you are so curious to see if you have $ amount you will stop at or is it always time based? i think if you did a profit or # of BB's in profit you're able to walk away it may help! REMEMBER this when in a DOWN SWING it imperative to Get a Win for the Soul brother and i think you had the chance to change your streak just didn't hop on it!! much love and highly appreciate the content, better luck and run good in the poker sessions to come!!
You have a point about sometimes during a downswing just booking even a small win can help your morale a ton. However, when you’re a winning player you have an hourly win rate and the more hours you log the more money you’re winning. That’s why putting in hours when you play for an income is so important. That’s why a guy might not just rack up his profits and bail right away.
Also, when I first started seriously playing for profit I set myself a 1.5 buy in goal. Once I booked $600 or more in profit I’d get up and leave. Now I know it’s about the long run and don’t set a goal number anymore. I keep playing until I no longer feel like I’m playing well or no longer have an edge in the game.
Hey man! Thanks for the support I really appreciate it💪 I have my set time I play during the day like a work schedule unless the game is really bad that I think I’m losing money or if I’m not playing good. I wouldn’t consider leaving just because I’m up since I’m expecting to make more money on the long run if I play more. It’s all just one long session. A lot of times as well the more money you’re up the easier it is to make more since you’re deeper and able to win bigger pots
@Pokerbabbo agreed 👍 also could get in some sticky situations and play more Boarder line hands... makes sense 🤔 Sometimes for me. I'm a forex trader, and some times I'll have loosing weeks. And I'll take a trade and it will play out near my target but not hit my final target and I'll manually close. Because it's morally important to get that win after experiencing loss after loss during those down swings
I thought the same. The K10o from late position and the KJo were both unusually tight folds for him. I get it though, when I’m on a downswing I find myself hesitating to get involved more for some reason. Gotta be aware of that.
I’m a fan of the vlog and always watch, but man, it seems like the downswing is effecting your play. You are playing much tighter than normal and seeing monsters under the bed in almost every hand. Folding K10o with a straddle and two limps in late position? Also folding KJo in a spot that’s an easy 3 bet? Very very tight. I totally get it. When I go on a long downswing I tend to tighten up and always feel like I’m gonna get coolered and it affects me playing optimally. Maybe try a change of scenery and go to a new room once or twice? Not hating at all man, just my observations and I watch every episode. Hope it gets better soon man!
Hey man!! Thanks for the support! I definitely think the downswing affected my game even if I try my best that it doesn’t. The K10o I think it depends, with various limpers I just usually raise a range similar to when I’m in EP so I’m folding K10o. If it was just 1 limper I’d raise it or if the limpers where players that where playing super wide. For me KJo is too wide of a 3bet for the most part unless there’s just a player that’s raising every hand.
@@PokerbabboI hear ya and those hands can get you in some sticky spots. I just couldn’t help buy point out you were taking a lot of the tighter lines than you do normally.
Catching up with the clogs Think I need to start from the beginning lol Great blog this for me. Primarily a tournament player but need to add cash to my arseanal so entertaining and educational . Thanks for taking the time and effort
Can you explain why you are playing Q10o so much? that isn't a great hand....in fact I think something like A7o-A9o would be better, but you are folding those ones. (other than position, is there another rationale you are using?)
I don’t remember exactly the hands since it was a while ago but must have been in late position that I raise with Q10o. I do think it’s better than the weak off suit A’s since in those spots you end up a lot with top pair worse kicker and you have more possibilities with Q10 that can hit straights and the kicker isn’t that bad when you hit top pair
29:15 It is a call. He is BLUFFing! He cannot have AJ...all he can have is: J and a small kicker (J8, J9, J4s), or a middle pair: 77, 88, 99. None of these hands would bet river!! So: he bluffs river as the only way to win the pot.
@Pokerbabbo Yes. The key part about Bart's input is to convert your decision from trying to guess if he has it, to the fact that if you call $100, you only have to be right 1 out of 5 times to break even. I'm sure you get that, but it's a central point to remove the emotional aspect. If it's 50/50 he's bluffing, then you always want to call the $100. Good vlog.
What a ridiculous comment. He played tighter this session than I’ve ever seen him play. Folding perfectly good opens in late position. I didn’t once see him call off light except the A6 hand. Pretty silly comment.
Love this format. Totally agree that this sets you apart from other poker vloggers. Easy for me to say because it's your work, but it's worth the extra effort.🤔😜😏
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this is your first vlog I watched that showcases every hand your dealt. I do like seeing the entire shabang and you're thinking about why to fold, why to call or why to raise. Sending you positive thought support for the stream of luck to favor you next time you're playing. Question: did you find that showing every hand, in any way changed your starting range from any position?
Thank you I really appreciate the support. I don’t think it changes how I play. If something it helps me stay strict with my ranges since I know I’ll have to share it
I like the fact that you show every hand as it reflects what it is really like to sit and grind it out for some new players watching the videos. I played in a $120 deepstack tourney last week and although it is a small sample size, I ran the worst I had ever run I was card dead and when I was not card dead I was flop dead and when it was not flop dead I was rivered 3 times. I know it was a small sample size and only a 3.5 hour session in a tourney, it was the worst I have ran that I can remember with only 1 premium hand dealt with KK, and flop came with an A and all suited with none of the suits connecting with me. BTW new subscriber here, I enjoy this form of content.
Hey man!! That’s for the support. Poker can definitely be brutal when running bad. It will turn around! 💪
I know it is a lot of work showing every hand, but your vlogs are far more realistic and it is really enjoyable content. Thank you for the entertainment value.
Thank you for watching! 🙏
Really like seeing every hand! Keep it going, good luck out there.
Thanks man!!
Very nice vlog sir.
I really like the format.
I gives us a way better understanding of the gameflow and a more realistic view of a session.
Thank you for putting the effort in, because i can imagine that creating such a vlog will take a lot of time and effort.
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Definitely more work but worth it. I enjoy making them more and it does seem like it gets better response from the public. Thanks for watching! 🙏🙏
“Let’s do it for the content!” 😂
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Thank you for sharing! I love being able to see every hand. Sorry it was such a rough session. It will turn around!!
Thanks man!! Yeah just part of poker💪
Thanks for the vlog . Didn't played terribly just one of those nights where everything goes bad im pretty sure youll come out ahead in the future.
Thanks man!! Yeah wasn’t a fun session
Brutal session. Great job fighting off tilt and still playing your game for the most part.
Thanks man! 💪
Poker is a tough game man. You're a good player though and I think you should be confident it'll turn around eventually. Good luck!
Thanks man! Things have been going a lot better
love when you show the garbage hands too
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I appreciate the extra work this is so much better!
Happy to hear that it’s worth it! Thanks for watching 💪
Great content Man, not every session is in the green, but at least you show it good or bad.
Thanks man!!
I'm happy to see you do this format again GIDDY UP
💪 more to come
The only hand of significance where I felt that I would have played differently was the “counterfeited” 6s5s. Yes, he could have had a jack, a 3 or an overpair. I think there are a lot more hands with missed draws, plus A5, A4, and any number of hands with a 6 where you would have chopped. Sitting here in the comfort of my office with no actual money at stake, I would have called and that one single hand would have changed the outcome of the entire session. But then again, in the heat of battle I have folded in similar situations and kicked myself for it afterwards.
Yeah makes sense I actually called in to the CLP podcast and he said that he would have called
Cool. That's reassuring.
I like this format I’ll keep watching. If you show every hand it’s very realistic game flow depiction.
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I do love this format. Great job!
Thanks man! Happy to hear that you liked it
Rough run - great vlog. Hang in there Babbo!
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love this format, learning a ton from watching it. I hope you can make enough money from these to keep em' going.
Thanks man!! I really appreciate the support. Happy to hear you enjoyed it 💪💪
I really really like being able to see every hand of a session, this helped me after a rough one td myself
Happy to hear that it helped! 💪
appreciate the format! Def a more detailed view of the grind
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Happy to see you back! wishing you run good!
Thanks man! 💪
thank you show every thing i like ur style blog!!
Awesome!! Thanks you!!
Great format, helps me feel better about letting premiums go
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching
question since you are a poker player who is playing for profits (source of income) why are we not locking up a 100 BB win when we get up to $300
+ in profits//// its easy for me to say walk away but doing it is much harder for me personally lol but im not playing live as often as you are so curious to see if you have $ amount you will stop at or is it always time based? i think if you did a profit or # of BB's in profit you're able to walk away it may help! REMEMBER this when in a DOWN SWING it imperative to Get a Win for the Soul brother and i think you had the chance to change your streak just didn't hop on it!! much love and highly appreciate the content, better luck and run good in the poker sessions to come!!
You have a point about sometimes during a downswing just booking even a small win can help your morale a ton. However, when you’re a winning player you have an hourly win rate and the more hours you log the more money you’re winning. That’s why putting in hours when you play for an income is so important. That’s why a guy might not just rack up his profits and bail right away.
Also, when I first started seriously playing for profit I set myself a 1.5 buy in goal. Once I booked $600 or more in profit I’d get up and leave. Now I know it’s about the long run and don’t set a goal number anymore.
I keep playing until I no longer feel like I’m playing well or no longer have an edge in the game.
when you book wins and leave early, and stay long to get even, you play less at your best and more at your worst.
Hey man! Thanks for the support I really appreciate it💪 I have my set time I play during the day like a work schedule unless the game is really bad that I think I’m losing money or if I’m not playing good. I wouldn’t consider leaving just because I’m up since I’m expecting to make more money on the long run if I play more. It’s all just one long session. A lot of times as well the more money you’re up the easier it is to make more since you’re deeper and able to win bigger pots
@Pokerbabbo agreed 👍 also could get in some sticky situations and play more Boarder line hands... makes sense 🤔
Sometimes for me. I'm a forex trader, and some times I'll have loosing weeks. And I'll take a trade and it will play out near my target but not hit my final target and I'll manually close. Because it's morally important to get that win after experiencing loss after loss during those down swings
these games seem barely profitable compared to TX. the bets and raise sizing are atleast twice as large in TX
Yeah TX is pretty crazy action for what I’ve heard
Do you find yourself playing differently when you are in a slump? You had some very tight folds that seemed unusual
I thought the same. The K10o from late position and the KJo were both unusually tight folds for him.
I get it though, when I’m on a downswing I find myself hesitating to get involved more for some reason. Gotta be aware of that.
I try my best not to but I do think I get extra tight and tend to feel like I’m behind wanting to fold more often.
I’m a fan of the vlog and always watch, but man, it seems like the downswing is effecting your play.
You are playing much tighter than normal and seeing monsters under the bed in almost every hand.
Folding K10o with a straddle and two limps in late position? Also folding KJo in a spot that’s an easy 3 bet? Very very tight.
I totally get it. When I go on a long downswing I tend to tighten up and always feel like I’m gonna get coolered and it affects me playing optimally.
Maybe try a change of scenery and go to a new room once or twice?
Not hating at all man, just my observations and I watch every episode.
Hope it gets better soon man!
Hey man!! Thanks for the support! I definitely think the downswing affected my game even if I try my best that it doesn’t. The K10o I think it depends, with various limpers I just usually raise a range similar to when I’m in EP so I’m folding K10o. If it was just 1 limper I’d raise it or if the limpers where players that where playing super wide. For me KJo is too wide of a 3bet for the most part unless there’s just a player that’s raising every hand.
@@PokerbabboI hear ya and those hands can get you in some sticky spots. I just couldn’t help buy point out you were taking a lot of the tighter lines than you do normally.
Love this type of vlog!
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Catching up with the clogs
Think I need to start from the beginning lol
Great blog this for me.
Primarily a tournament player but need to add cash to my arseanal so entertaining and educational .
Thanks for taking the time and effort
Thanks for watching! Happy to hear that it helps
Great content. Your fundamentals are strong - I would recommend loosening your game by 10 to 15%. I think it would make you a killer.
Thanks man! I’m putting a lot of work right now in to my game with coaching. My game will definitely be different after the series about 1-3 is over
Showing all hands is very interesting
Happy to hear that you liked it!
Seems like you should do more continuation bets after being the preflop raiser. What are your thoughts on this?
Hard to say without an example. What hands are you referring to?
I like a lot of your thought process.
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I will pray for you 🙏.. Happy All Saints Day btw
Thank you!
Why do you have hulk smash on the bottom right? No need for that as it squeezes the screen.
You mean bottom left?
What do you mean it squeezes the screen? It represents the Hero’s hand. And my favorite superhero is hulk so I thought it would be fun
@@Pokerbabbo Hulk smash low stakes hold ‘em. Hulk no like coolers.
it's always easy to judge someone's game when their loosing ... what birds!! either support the hustle and enjoy the journey or hop off his nutz
Thanks man! I appreciate the support 💪
Best vlog yet
Awesome!!! Thank you💪💪
Yuck. Rough session. I appreciate your discipline. After the OMC hit his 10s, you didn't force action. You finished the session playing your game.
Yeah I definitely was feeling it after that one, good thing that it was close to the end of the session
I like this style of content better as well.
Awesome! 💪
Lots of action at 7M all the time. Much more profitable place in SD. You a very tight player for a for-profit player.
Yeah 7 miles is pretty action. I think I have a pretty standard preflop range. I got it from good sources and it does well for me so far
Can you explain why you are playing Q10o so much? that isn't a great hand....in fact I think something like A7o-A9o would be better, but you are folding those ones. (other than position, is there another rationale you are using?)
I don’t remember exactly the hands since it was a while ago but must have been in late position that I raise with Q10o. I do think it’s better than the weak off suit A’s since in those spots you end up a lot with top pair worse kicker and you have more possibilities with Q10 that can hit straights and the kicker isn’t that bad when you hit top pair
That’s poker man pretty tough nothing you can do sir but you only loose when you quit start betting more when you have it
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29:15 It is a call. He is BLUFFing! He cannot have AJ...all he can have is: J and a small kicker (J8, J9, J4s), or a middle pair: 77, 88, 99. None of these hands would bet river!! So: he bluffs river as the only way to win the pot.
I disagree with the range you put him on. Players in these games aren’t 3betting much, specially in a straddle pot. He definitely has AJ, KJ, QJ,J10
@Pokerbabbo Yes. The key part about Bart's input is to convert your decision from trying to guess if he has it, to the fact that if you call $100, you only have to be right 1 out of 5 times to break even. I'm sure you get that, but it's a central point to remove the emotional aspect. If it's 50/50 he's bluffing, then you always want to call the $100. Good vlog.
Brilliant content
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U need to play at various casinos
I see the merit in that. I just really enjoy playing in the same spot. Just depends on what you want
Thanks for the hands
Thank you for watching 💪💪
37:33 was it Q4, or K4?
K4
Where you from
Born and raised in Spain
y u painting ur nails fella
I like it
bluff enough?
Sometimes
Why is ur nails painted
Because he can 😂
I can and I like it 😂
Lost me with the finger nails
Bye 👋
Why do you care what other people do with their nails?
Same
You call off way too much with nothing and keep saying “pot odds”. Maybe if you learned to fold more you wouldn’t be having such a terrible month
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Rude and not specific. Hand examples and constructive criticism would go a lot further.
How much money have you made from poker lifetime?
What a ridiculous comment.
He played tighter this session than I’ve ever seen him play. Folding perfectly good opens in late position. I didn’t once see him call off light except the A6 hand.
Pretty silly comment.
Yeah hard to take in to consideration this comment when you don’t give examples of hands to be able to talk about
Lost me with the nails
Bye 💋