Making $100/Hour Playing 1/2 in TEXAS!! | POKER VLOG #23
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2023
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The problem with hero calls at 1/2 is that slow plays are way more common than bluffs. Change my mind
definitely depends on the opponent
Love the content mr. Bubby.
Makes me wanna play poker.
Livestream was fun to tune into yesterday
Keep it up!
At 4:25 you said he had pocket nines and that you had it drawing thin but pocket nines was actually a straight? Did the dealer mess up? Or did he lie
You popped up on my discover page, I watch a lot of poker vloggers but you are the easiest for me to follow along with. I play a lot of 1/3 & I'm learning from your videos that I am not betting enough. You guys go crazy even just for 1/2!
First video - love your commentary esp. for a beginner like me! Keep it up!
I just subscribed, i was your 10,000th subscriber, i checked twice lol. Keep it up man you’re doing great.
Thanks for the update when this was filmed. Keep it coming
Great content man! Love the commentary
CRAZY CRAZY , keep running good man ! cheers ! 🍻
First time watching your volg, nice job solid play, great thought process as well. Look forward to watching more volgs. Jay from Tennessee 😎
You are prodigy at this stage in your journey. Amazing 👏
the 10 4 hand, was a clear value bet once he checks. You block a lot of two pair comboes with the 10 blocker and no way he is checking KJ on the river... given the player type. If he check raises river then you can evaluate
In the 4bet AQ hand, I think you needed to go to $275 to really pressure a hand like QQ, TT and AK.
Congratulations on ya wins n cool vlog this here
12:46 thats crazy theres two Ace of diamonds in that deck
ye is a club on the table.
$500 buy in for a $1/2 game seems like a high cap to me.
Great work and fun to watch!
Where you playing now that it's closed?
At 12.46 How does opponent have A of Dimonds when the same is on the board?
Bro your shit is amazing for low stakes content. Wish you the best in all further Hansbrough look forward to the Vlogs.
AJo hand around the 4 min mark you said villian had pocket 9's but any 9 made a straight on that run-out
I came for this comment because I’m very confused as well
Lol yeah I was going to point that out. He must have messed up with his notation, and wrote down the wrong hand.. unless the all in mucked and only verbalized after the hand was over that he had 99’s because didn’t realize the straight was out there?
If the all in flipped and showed his 99’s there on that board, the dealer and rest of the players are obligated to point out that he has the winner even if he was not aware of it.
Not sure that one did not make a ton of sense
I had a straight as well with the ace. Forgot to mention that
Yeah, but Gil makes broadway because he has AJo. Higher end of the straight vs lower end.
@@giljackpoker Ah! Duh. That makes sense! Thanks!
Pretty crazy hero calls. I just would never without a pair, can lose to bluffs sometimes.
I like the AJ call. Tough spot but multiple combo draws can jam there as a bluff w equity to hit the river if called. You unblock hands like QJhearts, which is a hand that makes this play.
Beginner here, I understand that he had Kings and such in his range but how is he not concerned about villain actually having a king or two considering that villain was first to raise pre-flop?
@@ctsigma_what king other than K10 (and even then) takes the check, check, jam line here? If he thinks he has the best hand with a king wouldn’t he play to get value from hero? Sometimes 10 10 that turns a set can play this way and spazz out but this feels way more like a semi bluff with either complete air or pair plus draw. Which we have outs against. Great call
There are In n Out in Texas? Did anyone tell Whataburger?
"almost like it didn't happen, because it didn't"💀
In your AJ vs. 99 hand you say that you "scoop a pretty nice pot", but the runout in the video shows that a nine made a straight which would beat your third pair. Was this video from some other session or did you misremember the outcome of the hand?
Yea I was about to say that tooooo 😅
Same
Ace high straight gets there also which he had
They both had a straight, hero had the ace high straight
Absolute poker savant!!!
You made a great call therefore 'you suck at poker' - I love those guys! lol
*accidentally flips an 8 over*
“I’m going to get tricky and show an 8” lol
Reminds of the guy that trips over himself and does a dance move to pretend like he meant to do that.
I don't dislike the AJ call there as well. A lot of floats improve to combo draws with bdoor hearts and that card is so much better for your perceived range. Obv the guy just mad his bluff didn't work and just tought you should have folded because that's what he would have done in your shoes.
14:14 - Beginner here, I understand that wolf had Kings and such in his range, but how is he not concerned about the villain actually having a king or two considering villain was first to raise pre-flop?
Funky punts would get on my muthafuckin nerves
You’ve clearly read super system. “J10 can make four straights and all of them are the nuts”
Love the content
Why are you showing your hand when you were the one to call? House rules?
RIP PH - see you at TCH. Keep crushing it Gil
Run like the sun and playing well, love watching 1/2.
Nice call w aj
Best advice start with pocket AA s 😅😅😅😅😅 flop trips helps tooo, have best hand at showdown, have cards flop that help you, do hero calls and get lucky, 😅😅😅😅😅
4:26
How do you stack him when he rivers a straight?
AJ rivers a higher straight.
@@BrettMKWlmao cant believe i missed that thanks
From experience: DON'T ask to see their cards when they're mucking. Had he had some junk hand better than yours, he wins. If you just have to see, have the dealer kill his hand first (touches them to the muck pile) and then turn them over. Good, aggressive, play. Hope the rungood holds.
I saw a guy muck quads the other day. Asking to see cards isn't good etiquette regardless. Just drag the pot and move on to the next hand.
@@ostentatioussavant8215 the majority of time villan will have straight flush or better there. Not much of a point in showing your cards
@@CallStation23 I've seem countless people muck winners over the years, but just keep doing you just because you're scared to show your cards to a bunch of brainless low stakes morons.
If you’re not 21, how do you gamble in Texas? Asking for a friend
Is it bad that I woulda went all in on the turn .?
Hey Gil, I’m curious… why not stop playing once you get a nice profit?
the grind never stops baby
@@Nyrd_YT seems kind of dumb honestly
Bros printing money good shit bro
Am I completely losing my mind or did you tip $75 on a $553 pot after the second soul read?? On the KJo vs J10o🤷♂️
He tipped $3 (3 whites).
First hand, bet on the river when the flush bricks. He might put you on a draw too.
Your my fav to watch wth
Man you are one of the best poker players I’ve ever seen at your age. You’re a freak bro
Why did poker house close?
Invalid Certificate of Occupancy. They used the same CO the strip club that used to be there used and it was ruled that wasn't valid for their use as a poker room.
I agree. Make up for the cheap a holes of whom there are many
Damn! even I saw that ScHIpT! But you beat me to it. Giving low stakes a bad name😢
3:33 that four was not a brick. Made a striaght for 78 suited
Are you giving the dealer a 50 tip
Omg the pot hurt my feelings
5 dollar tip on a thousand dollar pot, ooooofta.
I’m the villain of this vlog.
I raised TT strictly against your Ax hands without a J. Not optimal or correct. But felt right, I didn’t wanna see a turn.
Calling clock is a low blow, sorry about that.
Massive clock 😂
When someone says "You're bad at poker." Just tell them while you're stacking their chips "I'm good enough to get all your chips."
That's what stupid people usually say when they suck out on something. He shouldn't say that.
@@internetposta7389just take the pot quietly and ignore the comments. That’s the best way to handle it.
Totally wrecked !!!!
My personal philosophy is when someone is on tilt to get them tilted even more. That way, they'll call every bet you make. When you have the nuts, they think you're full of it. You'll end up taking huge pots off of them.
My go to is “you’re right. Just lucky”
Is it me or he talks just like Brad Owens on his poker vlogs?
where's Rosie?
4:25 - If he really had 99 he rivered the straight, no?
Super aggressive for a $1/2 NLHE game
Definitely you 100% bet T4 2-300
Please don’t do the fake out river ever and say jk
1/2 hero calling? who's making bluffs @ low stakes lmfao
Opening $20 for 1/2 is huge. Why not just move up in stakes? 😂
You realize there’s a $5 straddle, plus this is Texas 😂 doesn’t matter what you open to you’re getting called multi-way for sure
Here in Iowa , on a straddled pot you would start with $12-20, any less and the whole table calls.
Unstraddled pots are usually $8-$15 pre flop depending on positioning.
At the time this was filmed moving up in levels would have likely meant playing 2/5 at TCH Dallas which is a match stack game with some table playing as big as T/20.
@@dirtymrmuscles 😂
@@lanehansen7708 😂
Very nice reads my man
Full of fish
Loose
So you win a 1000$ pot but only tip 5 bucks? Atleast 25$ with that scoop
If he is serious about becoming a poker professional then he should not be tipping $25 on any pots.
How much is he suppose to tip when he loses a big pot to a bad run out? What if he wins a big pot and the dealer is bad? Your argument is based off assumptions and no thought. Do you have any idea what a pro player would pay in tips over a year if they tipped they way you suggest? Pretty unthoughtful comment bud.
You hit big pots and tip 5 dollars/ the dealer was cusing you under his breath
You tip all the time every time even on days that you go home with nothing or go home in the negative so whether you're making money or not they're always making money any tip is a reasonable tip because no matter what the dealer's are making money the players aren't
You scooped a $1000 dollar pot and tipped 5 dollars, be better
Mind your own business. How about that.
Exactly. No need to tip over $3.
Imagine commenting this, completely ignoring the dozens of videos he has in this establishment, in which he tips hundreds and hundreds of dollars to the dealers that he sees regularly.
Dealer didn’t risk anything. Doesn’t deserve anything. $5 is extremely generous. That’s a gallon of gas.
As a poker dealer myself, I can say that we’re pretty happy and content getting 5 dollars a hand.
If you get a table thats tipping 5 dollars a hand, thats basically the nuts, especially if you can pump out 20-25 plus hands in your down. Thats 100 an hour.
Do the math and you’ll do better too
To a novice poker player(like the guy that commented negatively on ur play) the AJo hero call might seem like a terrible call but if you analyze the situation and have been on the table with the opponent for a while your call is the only option n if you happen to have totally gotten a bad read then you still left yourself at worst a gut shot, possibly a gut shot n an over to the board if he shows top pair, and at best you read the guys soul n are ahead. Which you were. I feel like he was just on mega tilt from being soul read more than likely at his home card room in front of his buddies n the you tube world cuz soul reads always make the vlog. Great job analyzing the hand and having the stones to make the hero call. Keep up the hard work n one day you will be making calls like this amongst the elite of the poker world.👍👍🫡