By far the most authentic and emotionally real poker vlog on UA-cam. Everything about your channel is professional and you make it easy to root for your success.
I never played professionally, but there was times I thought about it and I’d go on these runs and make two or three grand over a handful of sessions, playing one too, and then the downswing would come and I’d lose like a grand over three or four sessions, and I just couldn’t handle it. Eventually, it was just like I always thought things were gonna go wrong. I just got in that downswing, and then you start chasing. I don’t think that’s what you’re doing, but when things are going wrong, it’s easy to compound them by chasing. I used to tell my friends that thought I was good at poker. It’s a tough game because you can do everything right and lose and you can do everything wrong and win. Not that I played perfect or anything, but it’s just a tough game and a hard way to make an easy living.
@@KingofHeart-tw6dmlive is horrible like that. It is super slow, and if you go card dead for a session it can be a wasted 8 or 10 hours. I much prefer online, even though it is way more difficult, because you can play 100 hands per hour per table and can multi table. Online makes any tiny leaks in your game magnified 10x and the player pool is much better, but I would rather grind than sit at a live poker table, freezing my nuts off and bored out of my mind.
Feeling that ending monologue. When the majority of the big pots are going the opposite direction - life is TOUGH. But that's the game. Volume cures variance. Good luck
How you felt on the K9 hand is how I’ve been feeling in my sessions lately. Just keep getting good/great hands and being beaten almost everytime. Tough to not feel like you’re always beat.
Great Vlog Lex, but the check on the turn when you had the ladies would have given me all the info I needed to make that call when your oppenent bet 3k on the river. I understand how downswings makes us second guess alot of decisions on the felt. Keep your head up man you got this.
Remember.. you the man Flex-O! 💪🏻 downswings suck when they happen to you.. but they're built into the game.. its just another element of the game to keep you on your toes. You got this Flex-O
I have been watching your show from the jump. I respect and appreciate a true grinder that is actually playing poker without trying to push merch or poker bros. Keep up the great content. Oh, I LOVE THE AUDI.
The QQ hand was an obvious bluff given the villain's betting patterns and would have called that $3k river bet in a heartbeat, when in doubt play your hole cards and not the scary looking board. The villain sensed weakness due to the turn card check, check and fired out a big on on the river and it worked so well.
Excellent fold with the KJ and two kings on the board. Regarding the QQ hand you were bluffed out of, if you never get bluffed you’re playing too many hands. So no worries about getting bluffed. I enjoy your videos and the information you provide.
Great vlog Lex! I like your honest conclusion. I am pretty sure you will go thru this downswing even stronger! Thanks man, good luck for the next sessions ☘️
What a tilting session! Losing with a flopped straight in that massive pot would sent me for a long walk, for sure. And what a tilting way to lose with QQ at the end. I thought your fold was correct btw. Good luck, Lex. You'll get it back! :)
On the last hand when the opponent bombed the river, my first thought was that your turn check back looked weak and maybe this guy saw an opening, but then I thought maybe he checked AT on the turn as a trap. This is why I don't play much poker anymore. I can't make the tough decisions with any confidence. Thanks for sharing the hard times too. Good luck this year.
Add variety, build a brand, as you are. Do meet ups & merch. Take pressure off the game. Maybe write poker columns. Increase your fun factor. Your’ll good brotha.
A brutal session - thanks for sharing it. I've been following yiou since the beginning and enjoyed your progess up the stakes. I'm long retired and have no desire to go pro, but I appreciate being along during your journey. I'm always glad to see a new VLog from you and you are always my first choice. Keep up the good work -- I hipe the poker gods have mercy :-)
Everyone has ups and downs, but I hope for better results in the future, and I believe that you will always be the #1 poker blog in the past, present, and future. Thank you.
That's why I bowed out of poker. The swings I just couldn't handle. Takes a lot of fortitude to play. Good luck in the future Lex. I know you'll eventually be crushing it.
I used to play 4-5 nights per week, ran good for so long... Then every session either loosing or breaking even. I eventually had to give it up. Hopefully get playing full time again one day
Damn. I was hoping for the big balls call on the big balls bluff at the end. My gut said he didn't have it off the bet size and was definitely on tilt with you. Big balls bluff. Got to give it to the guy but I was rooting for the call. Can't lie. But easy to say in this type of perspective. Tough in the midst of things!
Lex, I’m not telling you this to criticize you in anyway. I’m always rooting for you. I’m from Miami and have been watching you from day one. I truly feel your biggest problem is that you’re playing a bigger game than you should. It’s affecting your decisions. I really think the biggest game you should be playing right now is 5 10. The fact that you’re in these really big games is hurting you. Just saying Lex. I really wish you all the best.
Lex, you had a very sick, sick table. I liked how you played. you just got stung thou. don't worry, you just had one bad day. you'll bounce back from it.
You have to fire one more time with that pocket Queens on the turn to see if he has a flush draw or ace. I doubt anyone is checking top pair on the turn with the possible flush draw on the board or allow you to catch something higher. I bet if you weren't down, you probably would have fired another big bet.
You played that huge QJ pot perfectly - even if they had showed you their cards beforehand. AND - they had each others’ outs. Ridiculous and truly unlucky.
Hi Lex omy name is pinto don't sweat it your a great Player what goes down always goes upppppppp and don't get down on your self im going threw cancer the last 10 years and still fighting it. Your healthy be happy, you.have that cherish it and start kicking some ass know. BE POSTIVE Always that's how IM making it so far
For that hand with Queens, I feel it's mostly a call. Hands with A will try to bet and get value on turn regardless if he's got a flush draw. With the flop, there are not many two pair hands he could have, and sets will mostly raise flop to deny equity for straight and flush draws. The most likely hand he had with his line of behavior was 89s, (if he got 89 of spades he would probably still raise you on flop). Aces and Kings will raise you preflop. So the big bet on river either means he had 3 hands of 89s, or any bluff hands that sensed your weakness on turn.
That call with the K9 was AWESOME...I thought he had you for sure and I would have laid it down...That board was so connected... I thought you were definitely were going to call with QQ, especially after the K9 call with the QQ board not as threatening.. Could have been a big session if not for that stupid QJ bad beat. All you can do is get it all in the middle with the lead....which you did.
Starting with nuts you can lose a ton. I once had an A high flush on the flop, the opponent stuck around, I pushed it to the end, and he ended up with a full house. It happens.
QQ hand. Very tempting to look him up. He does not have a set or two pair, at least on the flop, as these hands would have kept betting with all the draws out there. It is possible he had an 89s kind of hand which just got there. But there are still a heap of busted flush draws. Could he be owning your soul with a hand like AJs, going for a nice thin value bet? Seems unlikely for that sizing.
Last hand feels like a fold , his check on turn doesn’t make much sense overall for his range combo draws probably bet most of the time on Ace turn and sets too . On the river it feels like AsXs hand that got some equity on the turn and slowed down . But live poker is so weird in such spots there is always the factor that they show up with some random hand and I really don’t know how we should factor that in our decision .
I thought you were ahead in theQQ hand at the end. This hand shows how aggressive players make money in big games. When he checks the A my thought was the only way he checks is if he had pocket AAs. And wants you to bet.
Interesting spots. Wonder if your 97 river bet looked too much like value. Wonder if you would have bet 1800 or 1900 if it would have gotten called by the over pair
Bro I was screaming call on the last one. Was so obvious even after going thru all the possible villian hands. You said it right if he turned that ace similar as when he had AK he would barrell again not check. Esp after losing with the ak hand. The 3k on river smelled of I can't win this. I actually put him on a flush draw. And he knew u couldn't call with A10 or jjs even qqs obvi. But we have all folded the best hand before. Gettem next time
Lex man.. I'll never play at your level, I don't have the scratch/cheddar bank roll, but your playing a game that is up/down with Soul crushing moments like a Mortal Kombat game with FATALITIES... But that pk QQ hand lay down facing an aggressive dude that love to check raise you and put pressure on you, I think you allowed your post session results weight in on your decision making, if you weren't running bad as you stated you've been running, you'd probably snap call that or even thrown in that reraise yourself maybe. If this was a$2/5 games and playing it out the same, would you have still laid down pk QQ I'm that spot.. Love watching your vlog... Peace
Hurts even more with both those guys being on the same flush draw since you’re only getting scooped like 15% of the time from the turn. Nothin you can do though obviously
I think the QQ is a call.. not the easiest one but considering he could be blasting from doubling you up the last hand I'd put it in. Also when he CR the flop and checks the turn he looks A LOT like KQ QJ with atleast 1 spade.. checks to try and realize equity on the river without getting blown off the hand. Only bad part about that is you block those off suit combos The good part is you checking back the turn caps your range to basically what you had in a lot of players minds and gives him the green light to blast the river
The problem is he does the same with As5s. Hits an ace but no kicker, with the turn he sees that lex doesn’t have an ace so he bets on it. Worst case, he hit 2 pair like A6 on the river.
Thought the last hand with Q's was misplayed. You have an overpair in a hand when you 3 bet the pot. What is going to just check raise you on a 10s 5d 7s board? A big draw most likely. If he has K's or A's you get 4 bet pre. 10's or 7's is possible but a large portion of the time a set(especially top set) just calls for deception. I would rather fold here than just call and give away a free card.
Hand made zero sense on the QJ bluff. He knew when you checked back you didn’t have an A and went for the home run. I put him on a big combo draw, J9S J8s or similar. 89s worst case getting there with the 6 on the river would be the only hand I was worried about, with the big river bet but that’s the only hand he’s repping that beats you, the rest are bluffs and you unblock spade bluffs. Calling there , not wanting to.
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@@ambientexpanse lol 😂 sure thing tough guy. What’s your analysis of the hand then? Since you’re so talented ? I specifically said if would be a sigh call I wouldn’t be fist pumping to get it in there, but the villain had plenty of bluffs in that spot
I agree with this comment. . Didn’t make sense. He gave up on the turn. Your check incentives him to go for the bluff on the river. With the spade flush missing and you not having a spade in your hand, combine that with the fact you stacked him earlier, I’d say this is a call. You can never be 100% but it all adds up in favor of calling in my opinion.
River bet looks like a value bet. Im calling no matter what as long as its not a spade. I think the session itself influenced this fold. Sometimes u think youre running bad all the time based on the session. I think were all victims of that
Paused the video for the sweat… I think against this player with the prior hand, you do have to factor in a little revenge mode from him. Axss makes sense, and he could be trying to get a call from a hand like Kk Qq Jj, but I think in this spot I want to make the call. Hope we get to see his hand!
Feel your pain man started the month off with a 10 buy in loss over 2 weeks finally it started turning around. But from the commentary it sounds like you have some good spots to study.
I think I would have played those 2 big hands the opposite. May have folded the k9 and call QQ. Only worried about 89 there I would think after the turn check
I knew that guy was bluffing with the QJ hand. If he had a set or 2 pair he would have continued betting on the turn and if he some how hit the 13 percent Ace on the turn he would have bet smaller on the river for value. I put him on pocket 99 but either way you had him beat.
That QJ hand was a real cooler. You know the 7 of spades really sucks. I always think why does it have to come two spades. Sorry Lex! You will bounce back.
folding QJo on BTN with 3 opponents in pre flop, would be overfolding. There is a position, two conected face cards, lot of money in the pot already. Yes, there is a 3!bet pot, and these type of hands don't do well in that situation. However, a 4!bet also is an option, but once he cold called a raise, and facing a 3!bet, with 2 other callers - that option might diminished. It was a good opportunity to see the flop having good pot odds and in position against 3 opponents. The rest is the history.
@@pot_kivach160 not really even though you're getting pot odds to hit your cards even when you hit it you're in a dicey spot its going to be top pair weak kicker especially multi way and vs their bottom of range you have to hope they blast off to make any money.
By far the most authentic and emotionally real poker vlog on UA-cam. Everything about your channel is professional and you make it easy to root for your success.
Great comment 100% agree I feel like I’m at the table playing w him every time he is narrating the vlogs
I never played professionally, but there was times I thought about it and I’d go on these runs and make two or three grand over a handful of sessions, playing one too, and then the downswing would come and I’d lose like a grand over three or four sessions, and I just couldn’t handle it. Eventually, it was just like I always thought things were gonna go wrong. I just got in that downswing, and then you start chasing. I don’t think that’s what you’re doing, but when things are going wrong, it’s easy to compound them by chasing.
I used to tell my friends that thought I was good at poker. It’s a tough game because you can do everything right and lose and you can do everything wrong and win. Not that I played perfect or anything, but it’s just a tough game and a hard way to make an easy living.
I can't imagine going on a 2 month downswing. Playing poker for a living is brutal
@@KingofHeart-tw6dmlive is horrible like that.
It is super slow, and if you go card dead for a session it can be a wasted 8 or 10 hours.
I much prefer online, even though it is way more difficult, because you can play 100 hands per hour per table and can multi table.
Online makes any tiny leaks in your game magnified 10x and the player pool is much better, but I would rather grind than sit at a live poker table, freezing my nuts off and bored out of my mind.
Feeling that ending monologue. When the majority of the big pots are going the opposite direction - life is TOUGH. But that's the game. Volume cures variance. Good luck
How you felt on the K9 hand is how I’ve been feeling in my sessions lately. Just keep getting good/great hands and being beaten almost everytime. Tough to not feel like you’re always beat.
I thought he lost this K9 hand before the reveal. whew...
Great Vlog Lex, but the check on the turn when you had the ladies would have given me all the info I needed to make that call when your oppenent bet 3k on the river. I understand how downswings makes us second guess alot of decisions on the felt. Keep your head up man you got this.
Someone told me that if he bets small-mid on the flop/turn and then does a massive bet at the river, it's usually a bluff or he has it.
Remember.. you the man Flex-O! 💪🏻 downswings suck when they happen to you.. but they're built into the game.. its just another element of the game to keep you on your toes. You got this Flex-O
I have been watching your show from the jump. I respect and appreciate a true grinder that is actually playing poker without trying to push merch or poker bros. Keep up the great content. Oh, I LOVE THE AUDI.
He has plugged pokerbros plenty of times lol. Nothing wrong with that though gotta get that bread
Lex O, ladies and gentlemen with that never say die spirit!! Love it!!
That A10 spades had some balls to call your all in. You still would have lost to the QJ spades. Variance in poker is BRUTAL
The QQ hand was an obvious bluff given the villain's betting patterns and would have called that $3k river bet in a heartbeat, when in doubt play your hole cards and not the scary looking board. The villain sensed weakness due to the turn card check, check and fired out a big on on the river and it worked so well.
What a crazy bluff 😮with Q J
The spade flush hand was played ok. It’s a massive insane and rare cooler 🥶
Excellent fold with the KJ and two kings on the board.
Regarding the QQ hand you were bluffed out of, if you never get bluffed you’re playing too many hands. So no worries about getting bluffed. I enjoy your videos and the information you provide.
Great vlog Lex! I like your honest conclusion. I am pretty sure you will go thru this downswing even stronger! Thanks man, good luck for the next sessions ☘️
Cold 4-bet with the good old K9. I like your style. I would play with you and that's what it's all about. Bravo and keep it up!
just teaching players that are trying to learn poker to play bad
What a tilting session!
Losing with a flopped straight in that massive pot would sent me for a long walk, for sure.
And what a tilting way to lose with QQ at the end.
I thought your fold was correct btw.
Good luck, Lex. You'll get it back! :)
On the last hand when the opponent bombed the river, my first thought was that your turn check back looked weak and maybe this guy saw an opening, but then I thought maybe he checked AT on the turn as a trap. This is why I don't play much poker anymore. I can't make the tough decisions with any confidence. Thanks for sharing the hard times too. Good luck this year.
Add variety, build a brand, as you are. Do meet ups & merch. Take pressure off the game. Maybe write poker columns. Increase your fun factor. Your’ll good brotha.
A brutal session - thanks for sharing it. I've been following yiou since the beginning and enjoyed your progess up the stakes. I'm long retired and have no desire to go pro, but I appreciate being along during your journey. I'm always glad to see a new VLog from you and you are always my first choice. Keep up the good work -- I hipe the poker gods have mercy :-)
This was brutal. Feels like a setup and that it's rigged against ya even though "that's poker".
Thanks Lex! Appreciate all your content. Bad beats are extremely frustrating, but keep focusing on the positive
7:00 one of the most insane hands I've seen lately! No way to get away cheaply in this one.
Everyone has ups and downs, but I hope for better results in the future, and I believe that you will always be the #1 poker blog in the past, present, and future. Thank you.
That's why I bowed out of poker. The swings I just couldn't handle. Takes a lot of fortitude to play. Good luck in the future Lex. I know you'll eventually be crushing it.
I used to play 4-5 nights per week, ran good for so long... Then every session either loosing or breaking even. I eventually had to give it up. Hopefully get playing full time again one day
Looks like everyone on the table knows who the fish is! 🐟
Great commentary Lex. We viewers can feel the emotional roller coaster.
Keep it up Lex. You didn't make real mistakes and have a good attitude, you will make it.
Hey man don’t beat yourself up you are a great player it will change that last hand I felt you were good,but you win some you lose some
Damn. I was hoping for the big balls call on the big balls bluff at the end. My gut said he didn't have it off the bet size and was definitely on tilt with you. Big balls bluff. Got to give it to the guy but I was rooting for the call. Can't lie. But easy to say in this type of perspective. Tough in the midst of things!
Lex, I’m not telling you this to criticize you in anyway. I’m always rooting for you. I’m from Miami and have been watching you from day one. I truly feel your biggest problem is that you’re playing a bigger game than you should. It’s affecting your decisions. I really think the biggest game you should be playing right now is 5 10. The fact that you’re in these really big games is hurting you. Just saying Lex. I really wish you all the best.
Lex, you had a very sick, sick table. I liked how you played. you just got stung thou. don't worry, you just had one bad day. you'll bounce back from it.
You have to fire one more time with that pocket Queens on the turn to see if he has a flush draw or ace. I doubt anyone is checking top pair on the turn with the possible flush draw on the board or allow you to catch something higher. I bet if you weren't down, you probably would have fired another big bet.
Yoooo Lex!! What happened with your appearance on Hustler that was supposed to be last night? I was super looking forward to it!
You played that huge QJ pot perfectly - even if they had showed you their cards beforehand. AND - they had each others’ outs. Ridiculous and truly unlucky.
Hi Lex omy name is pinto don't sweat it your a great
Player what goes down always goes upppppppp and don't get down on your self im going threw cancer the last 10 years and still fighting it. Your healthy be happy, you.have that cherish it and start kicking some ass know. BE POSTIVE Always that's how IM making it so far
It will get better dude. Poker gods must test you it's in their contract
That's why buying in less is better, you're usually all in already, and won't have a huge decision with QQ facing a 3k river bet
I can’t watch this anymore! My stress level was over the top! I don’t know how you do it!
I think based on his previous play of over valuing AK in 4bet pot, I am finding the call w/QQ after the turn checks though.
For that hand with Queens, I feel it's mostly a call. Hands with A will try to bet and get value on turn regardless if he's got a flush draw. With the flop, there are not many two pair hands he could have, and sets will mostly raise flop to deny equity for straight and flush draws. The most likely hand he had with his line of behavior was 89s, (if he got 89 of spades he would probably still raise you on flop). Aces and Kings will raise you preflop. So the big bet on river either means he had 3 hands of 89s, or any bluff hands that sensed your weakness on turn.
That call with the K9 was AWESOME...I thought he had you for sure and I would have laid it down...That board was so connected...
I thought you were definitely were going to call with QQ, especially after the K9 call with the QQ board not as threatening.. Could have been a big session if not for that stupid QJ bad beat. All you can do is get it all in the middle with the lead....which you did.
fast playing that QJ I was thinking he had QJ spades, it's unfortunate cause the Spades STILL got there with2 people having pocket spades.
Beautiful red and black felt.
K 9 hand is a great call. I exactly put him on AK giving the sizing of the bet and speed of the bet. Nice call
Starting with nuts you can lose a ton. I once had an A high flush on the flop, the opponent stuck around, I pushed it to the end, and he ended up with a full house. It happens.
maybe you can call out what player position raises or limps, (MP,HJ,LJ,CO,BU, etc.) so we can analyze ang put them on ranges. ty
QQ hand. Very tempting to look him up. He does not have a set or two pair, at least on the flop, as these hands would have kept betting with all the draws out there. It is possible he had an 89s kind of hand which just got there. But there are still a heap of busted flush draws. Could he be owning your soul with a hand like AJs, going for a nice thin value bet? Seems unlikely for that sizing.
Love how you show the losses. Showing poker isn’t all rainbows. Thank you
Keep at it bro. Play & vlog. That 14K hand was sick. How is the dog & who watches him while u travel?
Very true, def a fold but regardless there’s been a lot of hands where he’s running bad
Last hand feels like a fold , his check on turn doesn’t make much sense overall for his range combo draws probably bet most of the time on Ace turn and sets too . On the river it feels like AsXs hand that got some equity on the turn and slowed down . But live poker is so weird in such spots there is always the factor that they show up with some random hand and I really don’t know how we should factor that in our decision .
I thought you were ahead in theQQ hand at the end. This hand shows how aggressive players make money in big games. When he checks the A my thought was the only way he checks is if he had pocket AAs. And wants you to bet.
This was a wild one I’m definitely folding with those pocket queens but at least you got back some with that K9
Interesting spots. Wonder if your 97 river bet looked too much like value. Wonder if you would have bet 1800 or 1900 if it would have gotten called by the over pair
Love the vlog and your analysis ! Man do you feel like these private games are rigged? looks like alot of cooler setups back to back.
Bro I was screaming call on the last one. Was so obvious even after going thru all the possible villian hands. You said it right if he turned that ace similar as when he had AK he would barrell again not check. Esp after losing with the ak hand. The 3k on river smelled of I can't win this. I actually put him on a flush draw. And he knew u couldn't call with A10 or jjs even qqs obvi. But we have all folded the best hand before. Gettem next time
Only poker vlog I subscribe too now. Chin up Lex 👍
4:17 - the dream spot!
Dammmmmmm 10 Ace and Q J of spades .... thats a dental appointment
What don't kill you makes you stronger, old sayings have deep meanings. Hang bro you know you're good! Suck it up. Love you bro.
Lex man.. I'll never play at your level, I don't have the scratch/cheddar bank roll, but your playing a game that is up/down with Soul crushing moments like a Mortal Kombat game with FATALITIES... But that pk QQ hand lay down facing an aggressive dude that love to check raise you and put pressure on you, I think you allowed your post session results weight in on your decision making, if you weren't running bad as you stated you've been running, you'd probably snap call that or even thrown in that reraise yourself maybe. If this was a$2/5 games and playing it out the same, would you have still laid down pk QQ I'm that spot..
Love watching your vlog...
Peace
You considered Uber for one full second 😂.
That queen Jack hand is brutal 😢😢😢
Hurts even more with both those guys being on the same flush draw since you’re only getting scooped like 15% of the time from the turn. Nothin you can do though obviously
I think the QQ is a call.. not the easiest one but considering he could be blasting from doubling you up the last hand I'd put it in.
Also when he CR the flop and checks the turn he looks A LOT like KQ QJ with atleast 1 spade.. checks to try and realize equity on the river without getting blown off the hand. Only bad part about that is you block those off suit combos
The good part is you checking back the turn caps your range to basically what you had in a lot of players minds and gives him the green light to blast the river
The problem is he does the same with As5s. Hits an ace but no kicker, with the turn he sees that lex doesn’t have an ace so he bets on it. Worst case, he hit 2 pair like A6 on the river.
Lex was fully blenderised in this session
Thought the last hand with Q's was misplayed. You have an overpair in a hand when you 3 bet the pot. What is going to just check raise you on a 10s 5d 7s board? A big draw most likely. If he has K's or A's you get 4 bet pre. 10's or 7's is possible but a large portion of the time a set(especially top set) just calls for deception. I would rather fold here than just call and give away a free card.
please keep playing the florida games!
Hand made zero sense on the QJ bluff. He knew when you checked back you didn’t have an A and went for the home run. I put him on a big combo draw, J9S J8s or similar. 89s worst case getting there with the 6 on the river would be the only hand I was worried about, with the big river bet but that’s the only hand he’s repping that beats you, the rest are bluffs and you unblock spade bluffs. Calling there , not wanting to.
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@@ambientexpanse lol 😂 sure thing tough guy. What’s your analysis of the hand then? Since you’re so talented ? I specifically said if would be a sigh call I wouldn’t be fist pumping to get it in there, but the villain had plenty of bluffs in that spot
I agree with this comment. . Didn’t make sense. He gave up on the turn. Your check incentives him to go for the bluff on the river. With the spade flush missing and you not having a spade in your hand, combine that with the fact you stacked him earlier, I’d say this is a call. You can never be 100% but it all adds up in favor of calling in my opinion.
River bet looks like a value bet. Im calling no matter what as long as its not a spade. I think the session itself influenced this fold. Sometimes u think youre running bad all the time based on the session. I think were all victims of that
I gave him Top pair with the draw. That quick punt on the brick should have given Lex some info as well
FUN TO WATCH THANKS
Saw that coming !
well, you went from ½ to today. amazing. guess few of us should quit our jobs and play poker for living 🙂
Heck of a fold with KJ.
I would call with QQ. It doesn't seem like the flop raise and then the river lead makes sense.
It was a good fold. it was a great bluff.
Paused the video for the sweat… I think against this player with the prior hand, you do have to factor in a little revenge mode from him. Axss makes sense, and he could be trying to get a call from a hand like Kk Qq Jj, but I think in this spot I want to make the call. Hope we get to see his hand!
I would have gone all in when having the nuts in that QJ hand. I would also fold the QQ. Brutal session.
thank christ that k9 held. very tilting when constantly flopping a monster and it end up being second best all day/night.
Feel your pain man started the month off with a 10 buy in loss over 2 weeks finally it started turning around. But from the commentary it sounds like you have some good spots to study.
FYI at that point I probably fold Q's there but I don't think I get to the river the same way.
I think I would have played those 2 big hands the opposite. May have folded the k9 and call QQ. Only worried about 89 there I would think after the turn check
This game is ruthless
That River card was dirty mannnnnnnnn
Last hand: jam!
Rough. I hope it turns around soon!
Love the content man
Ive been considering getting a 9-5 too but the freedom is unmatched being a pro
18:30 The monsters in my head are saying "rivered straight rivered straight rivered straight"
That was brutal… sheesh
That was definitely a fun session
On the last hand...I thought villan could have KK, if not 2 pair +. I would have folded unless I had seen villan be bluffy or spewy.
I knew that guy was bluffing with the QJ hand. If he had a set or 2 pair he would have continued betting on the turn and if he some how hit the 13 percent Ace on the turn he would have bet smaller on the river for value. I put him on pocket 99 but either way you had him beat.
WOW. That QJ hand was a serious bad beat..
Thanks Lex
I don't think that was a bad beat. You actually got your money in bad on the flop and turn, with best case scenario being a chop.
That QJ hand hurt me
That QJ hand was a real cooler. You know the 7 of spades really sucks. I always think why does it have to come two spades. Sorry Lex! You will bounce back.
I wish I was on a 3 month down swing 😢 but I feel your pain keep your head up 👍
QJ fold was scared money
QJo is certainly unfortunate but a fold pre would’ve probably been best. Keep it up
I totally agree, perhaps jam on turn to get the nut flush draw to fold...but all depends on the table dynamics and the players..🤔🤭
Folding QQ?
folding QJo on BTN with 3 opponents in pre flop, would be overfolding. There is a position, two conected face cards, lot of money in the pot already. Yes, there is a 3!bet pot, and these type of hands don't do well in that situation. However, a 4!bet also is an option, but once he cold called a raise, and facing a 3!bet, with 2 other callers - that option might diminished.
It was a good opportunity to see the flop having good pot odds and in position against 3 opponents. The rest is the history.
@@pot_kivach160 not really even though you're getting pot odds to hit your cards even when you hit it you're in a dicey spot its going to be top pair weak kicker especially multi way and vs their bottom of range you have to hope they blast off to make any money.