Man that fold on that bomb pot made me sick to my stomach. I mean at point if he's got it he's got it I can see taking the safe route but daaaaaaaaanggg lol
loving these vlogs Gmoney! recently started getting more into PLO cash games and have been loving the action and the play so far and these vlogs have helped me understand a lot about how to play certain hands and when to pot/bet since ive only really played NLHE. So far ive profited 3/4 sessions and most of them being 3-5x my buyin! Again man u are killing it and seriously becoming one of my favorite poker vloggers man keep crushing!
For your ace-high flush hand at the 13:00 mark, I understand the notion that there COULD be a straight flush in play, but only one person is going to have it. Fading board pairs is the most obvious concern, but I still favor a raise to 400 in your spot. If the board pairs the river, you can find a fold. If it doesn't, you're not getting paid off by worse hands, and only a straight flush is raising you. Stack sizes and player tendencies of course factor into decisions, but applying pressure to sets and two pair + weaker made flush combos is the better line to take in my opinion. If they're going to bink their river card, don't let it be for cheap.
You have to call the AAxx hand with top set on both, in fact it’s better to shove yourself as you realized later. You’re extremely unlikely to lose both.
The Lodge will sometimes get a 2-2 PLO game running that has a $700 max buy-in. But honestly, most PLO games in Austin play much bigger than the stakes. Rarely, you may see a 1-1 PLO game with a $300 max that makes somewhere, but they're few and far between.
@@fufuhu148 What I would refer to as the 'main game' is the 1/2/5 PLO at The Lodge. That is a $200-$1000 initial buy-in at start of a new table, but afterwards you can match the big stack. It is not uncommon to see stacks over $5k at the 1/2/5. Typically 2-4 tables running most days. 5/5/10 usually makes most days. Typically only 1 table.
Honestly, can’t remember exactly. Forgot to get a camera shot after the hand. My memory says one one had 2 pair (T7) and the other had a wrap (89J). I’m gonna make sure I get it all next time.
@@GMoneyPoker after watching the whole thing and my cooler experience… looks more disciplined! Slip plying too set on top/bottom backfired… seems like plo you need to be more aggressive post flop as you’re playing wider ranges
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This vlog only further illustrates that Aces never win in PLO. Pot it pre flop, get five callers, miss the flop and end up in no man’s land and be forced to fold to a bet. That’s aces in plo lol.
Bro, I have really been getting into your blog over the past month or so, but I have to ask... Were you chewing gum while you recorded this? I'm pretty sure you were and it was really hard to listen to. As a subscriber, I definitely don't mean this with any malicious intent, just some advice for the future. Good luck to you!
Hey, thanks for the feedback. I'm working on VLOG 8 right now and figured out its when I catch my breath between statements. Working on it! Thanks for watching the vlog!
U SHOULD NOT HAVE FOLDED THAT BOM POT THE ONE U FLOP A SET OF ACES ON BOARD u need to be more aggressive preflop with ur premium hands DONT GIVE FREE CARDS
@2:58 You have the nuts on one board and can't get quartered so you raised all-in. Whatever you tried to explain about applying pressure but not having fold equity is irrelevant.
I have a pair of 3s bottom pair so i have full house outs. This dudes whole way of playing poker is so fuckin bad, everytime his video auto plays while im on youtube i just laugh my ass off.
You folded that bomb pot ? Yeah after seeing that I turned that video off and I’m never watching you again. You lose to 1 hand and you fold. What’s worse is you didn’t just jam river. Such a terrible play
Hearing your thought process is a major bonus for me; thanks for the great content.
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you for keeping it real and including the losing hands too, not too many vloggers does this.
It’s good to see Omaha hands. I enjoyed your play.
That straight flush vs the ace-high heart flush hand was dirty, such a cooler 🥶
Man that fold on that bomb pot made me sick to my stomach. I mean at point if he's got it he's got it I can see taking the safe route but daaaaaaaaanggg lol
Such a bad fold and even worse decision to check. Also can’t believe villian doesn’t even have a flush that guy played horribly too
great vlog, loving the PLO content
Glad you enjoy it!
loving these vlogs Gmoney! recently started getting more into PLO cash games and have been loving the action and the play so far and these vlogs have helped me understand a lot about how to play certain hands and when to pot/bet since ive only really played NLHE. So far ive profited 3/4 sessions and most of them being 3-5x my buyin! Again man u are killing it and seriously becoming one of my favorite poker vloggers man keep crushing!
Thanks Dude! Glad to hear you’re running it up. Keep crushing
Congratulations on 1k🎉
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hype first dollar!
Gotta make back that $2200 somehow 🤣
Congrats on making your first dollar
loving live PLO😆😆😆
For your ace-high flush hand at the 13:00 mark, I understand the notion that there COULD be a straight flush in play, but only one person is going to have it. Fading board pairs is the most obvious concern, but I still favor a raise to 400 in your spot. If the board pairs the river, you can find a fold. If it doesn't, you're not getting paid off by worse hands, and only a straight flush is raising you. Stack sizes and player tendencies of course factor into decisions, but applying pressure to sets and two pair + weaker made flush combos is the better line to take in my opinion. If they're going to bink their river card, don't let it be for cheap.
Like this vlog. Great content keep it up
Thank you 🙌
What solver are you using?
You have to call the AAxx hand with top set on both, in fact it’s better to shove yourself as you realized later. You’re extremely unlikely to lose both.
On a the straight flush hand, you could've put out a small blocker bet. If you get raised, you got the information you needed cheaply.
More pocket aces than I've ever seen in one session.
Just wait til the next VLOG 🤫
In the quad aces hand, you technically could have lost to a Royal flush on the river if it wasn’t a blank.
Oh snap, I wouldn’t even be mad 😅
@@GMoneyPoker
Ha me too. I like your vlog by the way, nice commentary and analysis!
What a stupid comment. Lol. I swear there are guys that live for correcting vloggers on their hand histories
How did I know I’d find this comment here Lmao
@@soxhater819
So that people aren’t confused by discrepancies between the narration and what is seen in the video.
Have you played PLO in Houston? If so, can you recommend the best and safest place to play. I will be there the first weekend in November.
Nah haven’t played in Houston yet. Heard the action is good tho
Hi GMoney, I am a fan of your content.
I am just wondering if there are any smaller stake PLO in Austin running daily, like 1-2 or 2-5?
The Lodge will sometimes get a 2-2 PLO game running that has a $700 max buy-in. But honestly, most PLO games in Austin play much bigger than the stakes. Rarely, you may see a 1-1 PLO game with a $300 max that makes somewhere, but they're few and far between.
@@thereelkennyrogers thanks man, much appreciated. So the main game running in Austin is 5-10 plo with 1k buyin?
@@fufuhu148 What I would refer to as the 'main game' is the 1/2/5 PLO at The Lodge. That is a $200-$1000 initial buy-in at start of a new table, but afterwards you can match the big stack. It is not uncommon to see stacks over $5k at the 1/2/5. Typically 2-4 tables running most days. 5/5/10 usually makes most days. Typically only 1 table.
@@thereelkennyrogers Thank you so much for the info, looking forward to getting into the mix soon
PLO is a brutal game
Folding AA85, the hand played out but what did they have?
Honestly, can’t remember exactly. Forgot to get a camera shot after the hand. My memory says one one had 2 pair (T7) and the other had a wrap (89J). I’m gonna make sure I get it all next time.
@@GMoneyPoker after watching the whole thing and my cooler experience… looks more disciplined! Slip plying too set on top/bottom backfired… seems like plo you need to be more aggressive post flop as you’re playing wider ranges
What do you do for a living man? I love the plo content.
Thanks! I do Data Analytics and Advertising for a Digital Marketing company
I'm not hating but why does it sound like you're trying to make your voice sound deep?
#1
Beast. Appreciate you bro!
What do you use to study?
I use PLO Mastermind, here's my referral link, they offer some free solutions and paid ones, which I think are well worth it. plomastermind.com/skills/ref/gmoneypoker
Appreciate your vlogs, but your voice is SO monotone. Some excitement and feeling and stuff would be good in the audio.
This vlog only further illustrates that Aces never win in PLO.
Pot it pre flop, get five callers, miss the flop and end up in no man’s land and be forced to fold to a bet. That’s aces in plo lol.
Bro, I have really been getting into your blog over the past month or so, but I have to ask... Were you chewing gum while you recorded this? I'm pretty sure you were and it was really hard to listen to. As a subscriber, I definitely don't mean this with any malicious intent, just some advice for the future. Good luck to you!
Hey, thanks for the feedback. I'm working on VLOG 8 right now and figured out its when I catch my breath between statements. Working on it! Thanks for watching the vlog!
U SHOULD NOT HAVE FOLDED THAT BOM POT
THE ONE U FLOP A SET OF ACES ON BOARD
u need to be more aggressive preflop with ur premium hands
DONT GIVE FREE CARDS
@2:58 You have the nuts on one board and can't get quartered so you raised all-in. Whatever you tried to explain about applying pressure but not having fold equity is irrelevant.
I have a pair of 3s bottom pair so i have full house outs. This dudes whole way of playing poker is so fuckin bad, everytime his video auto plays while im on youtube i just laugh my ass off.
You folded that bomb pot ? Yeah after seeing that I turned that video off and I’m never watching you again. You lose to 1 hand and you fold. What’s worse is you didn’t just jam river. Such a terrible play