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A broken clock is right twice a day, but this is generally a full proof plan to effectively torching money .

Your VPIP is super low, it shouldnt be suprising you arent getting a ton of action.

Did you get 3 bet from a very tight player or get 4 bet when you folded AQs?

Love your videos! I feel like my game is getting stronger from watching you💪

You havent learned that there should be no style. You tighten and loosen depending the the players and how youre running. You never open it up and go. Truly good players can feel there way through a session and they win consistently. There's no way ypure one of those player. Youre a break ever or slight winner. You play tight and play post flop very average. I have yet to see you check raise bfuff on the flop against someone that continues everytime. In low stakes something like that prints money but you do none of the easy exploitative tricks

Youll never be truly good. You just don't have "it." You dont see the game properly. You should destroy low stakes but you don't. Don't be delusional like most people. Gggget a real job and play on the side

You dont have it dude. Youll never be truly good

You need a real job and play on the side

So are you a winning player?

Turn was a ♣️😅

Turn is not the prettiest, it’s a 3? What were you thinking expecting a good turn to be ? lol

Turn is not the prettiest, it’s a 3? What were you thinking expecting a good turn to be ? Lol

I think the part that I like the best. Was that you challenged yourself opened up your game a little bit most importantly it looks like you had fun! Besides getting your aces cracked to deuces. Nice vlog hope you been having some fun winning sessions to provide for the family.

An interesting idea well worth a go on the vlog and as usual a well executed video. Keep up the good work! I think some commenters have missed the point i.e as an exercise to emphasise the importance of aggression/betting frequencies. I sometimes try this for a hand or two but haven't had the stones to commit to it regularly during a session. My theory is that without seeing your cards you'll be more aware of the other players actions and or body language. Did you find this to be the case - was it easier to 'tune in' to villains and think more clearly about their ranges?

Great content! Nice work , that’s showing the opponents who think you’re right. Awesome. Now the running joke in future sessions will be if you actually looked at your cards 😊

Annette Orbestad, was the woman who won an online tournament by using a piece of paper to cover her screen, blocking the view of her cards.

The key to playing blind is don't worry about position. If the flop does not have an ace raise.

Lady in the Jean jacket just casually breaks out the gallon water jug lol. Even looked like Crystal Geyser brand. SaveALot special.

Keep on playing man! I went to Casino AZ and didn't do well. I just need to be patient and not be afraid of what other players think lol

Thought this was interesting content! Will check out your other vids where you can see the cards lol

Best vlog yet...I think I am going to try this too...I'll start smaller to build my confidence...maybe like once per tournament level in 3 and 5 and 8...*cheesy smile* thanks for making this one... Now...latitude please....~~~ You did not want to fold those pocket aces...you just didn't believe he had a set of J's, 3's or 2's...and that's ok. Yeah, it cost you a bit of a chunk...to come back now and say you wanted to fold, is a post-facto rationalization to mitigate the sting from the bite. Stop doing that....poker players make read mistakes...I don't think anyone there would have put him 100% on a set and folded AA there. You said, "that I honestly wanted to fold"...go back and look at what you face looks like trying to sell rationalization...so you know the feel of it, next time you're doing it and can auto-correct, if you want, in case it is something more important than a poker hand and a couple of hundred bucks. Congrats on that last hand and ending in the green...33 rocks

1:56 The way you described your thought process of this hand makes me think that your a great fan of Marc Goone and the hungry horse poker site. (just like i am lol) Maybe you have even joined one of his courses. Great vlog as always but i have to say that i am more a fan of the normal poker with looking at your cards. It was still a nice experiment. 👍👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤

I think a more interesting take on this to watch would be anytime you think you can take advantage of the moment play in the dark, but if you are going to fold look at your hand and play however you normally would from there. This would also naturally increase your aggression which could possibly be a positive.

i dont think you can profit even if you know what the others have

bet youll do better than usual

Did anyone catch on?

Idk if this is great content…I’d rather just see you play normally and fine tune your craft

It just shows how much aggression is profitable. Imagine what you could do if you could also see your cards and still use the skills that this takes.

Well done very fun format going blind

Downvoted for intentionally playing a losing strategy.

U might wanna tell us what ur hand is at the start of the short lol

Hang in there man. Support your videos.

Perfect sense

You need practice.

Bro nobody is thinking on this level at these stakes😂

You could fold everything expecting AK and hands to crack over pair if price is right

Lmao

Hi J, always enjoy playing with you at Jamul...

Hey, thanks for the videos, bud.

When you are playing a little bit more on the tight side you should definitely show the 7 high (13:55) for advertising and for the future hands to get called on when you have a premium! Great vlog!

I don’t get the fingernails

first half of this video is definitely giving me PTSD at the poker table lately....

Commenting to continue to help support the growth of the channel. GL

Great content!

No way he had AQ and folds the river for 200. He had air.

Good stuff man. You're a straight shooter, always keeping it real. Ignore the haters, naysayers, and negative vibes. You bring more good by continuing what you're doing. I see you out at Jamul working it and appreciate you work here and enjoy playing on the tables with you.

He whiffs the flop and donks. Then beats nothing on turn but continues to bet. Then catches river but folds to an amazing price? Wtf?

Uhh where would u ever fold here. I would sized up river to half

Babbo nice vlog nice to see somebody from my home casino. I’ve been a weekday/daytime reg at Jamul for a couple months now. I have seen you once maybe. I found you from hearing you on an older episode of CLP podcast. Keep up the good work mate

I love the Bill Lumbergh "uhh yeeaahh..." 😂