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I played today, when I sat down I was locked in, ready to play. I wanted to leave, and didn't? and started to lost my stack and clearly make bad decisions. I immediately left and your advice aligns perfectly with how I felt about the session. Like you gotta be ready in each moment, can't just let loose and rely on "skill" or whatever.

@@LaLaMedusa i just ended my stream about an hour and a half in. Ran like hot fire. Sucked out on AA w KK all in pre. k flop 🙌. I knew he had Aces damn. Won a few more hands i coulda lost. It all evens out in the end either way Anyway yeah I quit now cause i was only superfocused for about that long. 🫡

@@LaLaMedusa thx but now my account is tapped. 😅

@@LaLaMedusa loom!

@@davidlogan4965 to be honest because i am tilted and impatient right now. If i have the patience to one table then i am in the best possible state of mind. I need to get back to that. 😇

@@supersarcastic428 thank you brother. I hit a homer the other day off stream. Congrats on the big win 💪🏻

Not even spew, it was a value bet. 🤪

Thank you. And yes it is predominantly from 2NL and 10NL maybe 1% 20NL. Sprinkle in some PLO too. I love cash games!

That is one satisfactory response. I accept. Yet I still like to make this fold when i feel like there are weaker players in the game. In tougher lineups I think I just call it off more often. I'm sure you also have some excellent insights when this scenario happens 200, and 3,4,500 BBs deep ⚡ Nice to see u Kyle thx for watching.

@@QuickPoker Once you reach thresholds of 200bbs+, at least online, getting in KK every time can be a leak. I'd say at 50NL and below, for up to about 200bbs (and maybe even more) it's probably fine and 100 and 200bbs is mostly the same to such players. But by the time you start getting to 100NL+, you're going to run into a lot of regs who are just massive never bluffing nits, and they'll rarely be trying to get in worse. So at these stack depths and at these stakes I'd be more cautious and you have to have some insight on your opponent. If the player is a recreational player or fish, on the other hand, I'd never fold KK for 200bbs. These types of players will ALWAYS find a way to surprise you and have you re-evaluating your initial deductions. This is particularly the case live. Every time I play live, I have to increase the amount of time before my assumptions can start to hold any weight, because no matter how comfortable a player seems at the table, and how many "normal" things they've done, they inevitably do something so far out of the ordinary that my baseline has to be discarded, because they don't compare to players online, and no longer fit a pattern of what I'd consider a "reg". Other stuff you should try to remain conscious of is just what I'll call "game flow". Is there any indication that the player you're against is starting to appear frustrated? ...frustrated with you in particular? Are they winning? losing? etc. These factors very often impact the decisions players make, even some seasoned ones, but especially the ones that don't play as often. Basically, it boils down to this: fish/recreational players don't play enough and quickly get impatient and emotional; they also lack the logic to understand how money is earned in poker, and instead strive to "win pots" (as opposed to winning the most money, i.e., maximizing their EV); and they put absolutely no thought into it till they see the flop (i.e., they frequently will limp, call, and cold-call pre-flop). Most of the regs you encounter, you will over-estimate their abilities. This is very important. They are a little better with dealing with their frustrations and being patient, but they play "scared to lose" (which costs them EV), and hope they can get paid just for showing up. NEVER, EVER pay them off! Regs are drastically "under-bluffing" (not bluffing enough--if at all!). Sometimes the cards just go funny and they get several good hands against you in succession, and it *appears* like they are "running you over" or whatever--don't kid yourself! They are just getting lucky against you! You will make money by never paying these guys off (albeit, KK for 100bbs is an exception!). NO ONE PLAYS PERFECTLY! Sometimes you're just on the wrong side of the cooler. All that matters is that if your opponent would've lost all his money with the same hand if the roles were reversed, then theoretically no EV was lost. And like I said, sometimes your judgment will be a little off and you will be making a big mistake that will cost you a lot of EV. Anyway, pay more attention to your opponents to start profiling them and learn to take good notes (which is hard to do on GlobalPoker). Eventually, you'll realize there are only a handful or so of player archetypes and you'll get better at quickly identifying them and labeling them so that you can react accordingly. If you see a guy who is on multiple tables at a particular stake and has 100bbs or more at each table, they are a reg, and you should assume they are unlikely to be bluffing (unless proven otherwise), even if they do some big scary over-bet or whatever--they just overwhelmingly have value and are just imitating an idol, thinking they are "GTO", when it makes no sense and they don't understand what and why they are doing it. The only part of their "range" they've focused on is the value part, period. Some other tips: NEVER call an over-bet from a reg (or fish) at any smaller stakes games ($1-$2 and below)--it's overwhelmingly value. Avoid calling pot-sized-bets from fish as it's their most often used size with their value. They are also greedy, and put less thought into their bet-sizing and tend to click buttons. On the other hand, when fish bet ~50%-75% pot, NEVER HERO FOLD--you will likely profit by calling with most anything that can beat a bluff. I say "most anything that can beat a bluff" because calling with weak ace-high hands is not often advisable against fish, as they are often passive preflop and will frequently do stuff like limp/call AQo, check call a street or two with just over cards, and then when given a chance to bet, will bluff because they didn't improve and are attached to their hand and now just want to win the pot. Alright man, I took some cold medicine earlier, so this is a little scatter-brained, and has gone on long enough. You've just got to get in there every day and play in the same pool (same site, same stakes, same format) and you will eventually learn enough about your opponents and figure out how to beat the game. Then you build your bankroll and move up to the next level. And, at first, you'll be a little scared thinking that everyone is better than you and they know everything that you're doing, but then one day you'll settle in and realize that these guys aren't any better than the previous stake. And this goes on all the way up to at least $2-$5. Good luck in your games!

@@HDPoker1 i gotta get back on the grind

@@LilGambling he long cons his entire range

Also, HJ's small bet on the turn doesn't make any sense as with any over-pair and aks of clubs; you should be at least going half pot or more. once the flop is called, it is more likely your opponent has a draw or a hand you are still crushing. If HJ has AA in this scenario as he does, he is getting all KK and maybe nonbelieving middle pairs and draws to call. He also didn't have A of c so that unblocks ur opponent from having AQc KQc and therefore making a half-pot bet make more sense.

@@nathancoffman5497 if the solver is split do you just go with the option that has the highest percentage? And what program do u use for solving? Thanks for the sub brother 🙏🏻

About a year Global instituted RAKEBACK 💰. It shows up in your Vault. It makes being profitable a lot easier.

@@QuickPoker Holy sh.... Thanks, man. I had no idea. That's the biggest pot I ever won on Global right there. Seems kinda odd that there'd be a "claim" function. Who wouldn't wanna claim it as soon as it's available. Global should just go on and throw it in the balance. Anyway, thanks, again. That was a nice score.

@@joeseddit i never claim my rake right away. I like to let it build up🤌🏻. What was the dollar amount for the biggest pot you ever won?

@@QuickPoker I don't remember. Nothing special, I'm sure. At the stakes I play, it ain't possible to win a pot as big as the dollar amount that built up in rakeback that was ignored for what, a year you say? I agree with your point about it making being profitable a lot easier.

@@joeseddit woah so you just realized you had a bunch of rakeback in your vault? A year’s worth? Damn 🤑

Lmao 😂 maybe i should play some live poker soon.

Hey Dout. I’ve seen a lot of you at the tables. Thanks for watching and subscribing bro. 😎 Stay tuned and i’ll see you on the 10NL streets!!

@@QuickPoker yessir!!!

omg thats a sick one too. Wish u vlogged it!! Imagine if I check called my 8high and snapped off a river jam putting him on 56 exactly? 😲😲

It’s true JC. Global does a whole lot for its players. Yes Props to Global 👏. That’s why you don’t have to make deposits ⚡️⚡️⚡️

That’s what it’s all about 😂. Thanks for watching Alex ⚡️

thats good advice. Sometimes I try to make the superstar play instead of the standard play and it costs me money 🤪

I've seen you with a 🐼 icon mate!

red is reggish solid tag blue is nitty tag purple is maniacish yellow is loose passive green is tier 1 reg. I'll do a video with more solid breakdown. thanks for asking! ⚡

Time to ramp up the stakes 🚀😂😂

big overplay from him 🤌🏻thx for watchin J

The minimum buy in for even the lowest stakes cash game available on global is $2 bucks. So if i can only risk 5% of my bankroll at a time i need 40 bucks to risk 2. To risk 10 i would need 200. To risk 50 i would need 1k. I am following the 5% rule no matter what. So i was playing games with buy in of less than $2 prior to reaching 40. ⚡️ thx for watching mate.

Thank you so much that's why I do it⚡I tried making one on Excel and it didn't look as good😎stay patient brother

I agree in a vacuum. However table dynamics, history with villains and the general way ppl perceive me sometimes force me to deviate from said strategical norms. ⚡️

Good advice 👌🏻

And i still say my bluff (against u) should of worked!!😅😅Thx for watching 🙏🏻

Hey Iflopthenutz! I wanted to make a video about that hand where ya snap hero called my bluffjam with 10s on the 4 liner board! But can’t find it my history 😭😭

Thx mate. Stay tuned I’ll go more in depth about mental game. The Poker Gods are a higher power. They know best who should win or lose the hands. Not us mere mortals. ⚡️

Thx girl. It keeps you off tilt which is a non negotiable. 🤌🏻 I’m gaining subscribers everyday. I gotta get better lighting equipment soon. My new editing software is baller too! When is a new Medusa video coming out?

Omg that image 😲😲. I def don’t recommend. Learn how to never deposit ever …. With me!! ⚡️

Lol lol. I’m pretty sure she’s a girl. She stacked me last night with AA verse my QQ and I said ‘nh girl’ and there was no objection. I’ll make a video about it tonight. Stay tuned. ⚡️

She is a really nice girl in the chat so let's call her a fun player. She stacks me a lot too I just don't put those hands in the videos 😂😂

HAHAA - realll @@QuickPoker

And such a roller coaster cause my Global net worth!! 😅😅😅 So happy you enjoy my content!⚡

thx Pal! More to come ⚡

thx when you said you tilted and ruined your stream in your royal flush ❤video it inspired me to just come on my channel and tell the truth 😇

perhaps I'll go busto on global tonight and then make a live vlog!! 😭😭😭😅

Thank you. I love to sprinkle in a little comedy or else the swings will drive us all mad. 😀

Ty my Global poker brother ⚡️⚡️

I got a new term. I was multi- tabling roll.

I know. I tried and tried. The way shorts work is so different cause their usually viewed on phones. There’s not many options when editing. I promise to do better in the future. Thx 4 watching jack!