@Pokerbabbo na ur overestimating low stakes players u got a few people. The old guy who never ever bluffs and always bets really small if he has the nuts he's slow playing and jamming the river, the drunk guy who is a call station and is all in preflop on any decent hand, the poker pro who thinks they are the best player at the table but if they lose to a bad runout they never stop whining. Nobody really pays attention at all most the time you can get tables to fold just by being aggressive a lot of people are playing with scared money and purely gambling or playing so tight that they are only ever playing top of their range it's so hard to actually find a good low limit table.
Dang man that table was so tight. You should see my games at our local casino. So much softer and so much more action. I feel like finding a good table is half the battle in low stakes.
Tough start to the sesh. A4dd i think the better logic is to attack a weaker range on the turn when you have a sfd. Trying to double checkraise in the spot is both fancy play syndrome and trying to go for the part of the game tree where your opponent has a stronger range and you wanting to put more $ vs that range. Doesnt make sense. A5cc is a check on the river unfortunately. Not only does Jx boats overcall a high % of time but as you saw underpairs also increase their willingness to call down on these boards. Comes down to population tendencies.
First board it’s a strategy that I’ve learned from a bootcamp that usually works pretty well. Second one I just really out him on a pocket pair with his raise size and I expect this bluff to get through most of the time knowing how population usually plays at my casino
I notice your raise sizes are pretty big for 1-3. What's your thinking behind that? I would think that you'd be filtering out the weaker hands and keeping in the stronger ones. I think $12 is actually a perfect opening size but when you raise to 35 or 40 over a few limpers that's where I question it. Also with the shallow stacks at 1-3 you're gonna lack a lot of fold equity against short stacks when they do call.
He does that to knock out the limp callers. I seen some tables that even after a limp you raise it 12 and then half the table calls and says we'll they get odds now to call. If you raise higher but not saying as high as he did. You will get the small hands out like connectors or weak suited ace rag hands etc. Someone calling narrows their range.
Yeah I add $5 per limper. I think it’s needed since they will just be calling all the time if not. I prefer to just take it down preflop or build a bigger pot not very multi way. It they’re short stack I’ll probably just lean towards value when betting. Even when I raise 30-40 when they’re have 300 there’s still plenty of money behind to play
Nice comeback. I think the A5cc is better as a check back on the river. You beat all missed flush draws, and I don't think low stakes players are folding boats (even bad ones) for pot sizes bets. On another note, you should host a meetup game on coinpoker sometime, like 25NL or like 10NL PLO 5 lol.
I still think I’m always jamming there if I put them on pocket pairs since I’d usually expect folds, this guy was just special 😂😂 Yeah man the idea was brought up about a meetup game on CoinPoker so let’s see hopefully we can make something happen soon 💪💪
No hate, just curious, when you win the blinds and everyone folds, do you tip? What’s your standard tipping process? I know you’re a full time player, so I get that you need all the $$$ that you can save. I assume you do tip, but curious when and how much. Thanks!
As a former dealer and current for-profit player who is very aware of how over-tipping can literally turn a winning year into a losing year, no, when winning tiny pots, the dealer doesn't expect a tip, as long as you're not tanking and taking up a chunk of their time. Raise and take the blinds and still tip? I would smile and thank you, but would be thinking "what a fish" lol
For a 1/2 or 1/3 game, I usually follow this structure: Win preflop or on flop - no tip 1 street of value - $1 tip 2 streets of value - $2 tip 3 streets of value - $3 tip Stack another player - $5 tip I think that's pretty fair for these stakes
I don’t tip preflop as a general rule but there can be expectations once in a while if I win a lot preflop by squeezing or ripping it over a lot of other action. For the most part I’ll just tip $1 unless the pot is a decent size than I’ll give a dollar or $2 more. I usually don’t tip over 4
Honestly best way to tip no tip unless there's a flop if you win a pot tip 1BB if you win a big pot (at least 50 bb) tip 2BB dealers will never complain or hate on you. If a dealer is particularly nice to me I'll usually tip them as they are going to break even though I know they don't control the cards just feel like it's a good gesture since you are up piles with them and they are only really getting tips from you since other players are losing in this situation.
“And SuReaeaeae” 😂😂😂😂 Keep it coming the content is great!! Think you shouldn’t have check the AJ on the K3J flop, betting there small is great value, isolate you from junky hands and give you idea where you at if you face a xraise
6:25 go study every time you’ve had an unsuccessful bluff. Then we’ll look at cases like this where you don’t fire off a bus in the spot spots where you should.
Gross runouts. I feel your pain. My last session ran the same. Ran into quad aces twice with 2nd nut flush and full house. Variance can be a mofo. Keep up the good play, you'll get it back.
14:50 you have a grasp on the leveling game. Do you think just because you’re running bad people are gonna start playing any different towards you and donking off their money.
Dang I played 1/3 bought in for 150$ nearly doubled within an hour, lost it all after playing another hour, I felt defeated lol. But it was my 4th time playing live, is that pretty decent? I had a feeling I should of left but I wanted to put in more volume.
Nah man if you want to play seriously you don’t think about that stuff. You just play the hours you have in mind or more if the game is good. Only reason to cut the session short is if you think you’re not playing good.
You’re getting called down because you’re raising/bluffing too much. Or you’re playing too many hands. Most of the time players will get looked because of those reasons.
I don't think image matters much at 1/2 or 1/3, because people just don't pay attention at low stakes.
Especially in card rooms that don't feature lots of OMCs, unlike Reno and Vegas where lots of retired old guys make real money playing low stakes.
I don’t think they’re paying a bunch of attention but I do think they are aware enough to notice someone who keeps on stacking off and rebuying 😂
@Pokerbabbo na ur overestimating low stakes players u got a few people. The old guy who never ever bluffs and always bets really small if he has the nuts he's slow playing and jamming the river, the drunk guy who is a call station and is all in preflop on any decent hand, the poker pro who thinks they are the best player at the table but if they lose to a bad runout they never stop whining. Nobody really pays attention at all most the time you can get tables to fold just by being aggressive a lot of people are playing with scared money and purely gambling or playing so tight that they are only ever playing top of their range it's so hard to actually find a good low limit table.
Image matters more in low stakes
Atleast half the table is watching your image no matter the stake i played.
Man I appreciate the time you put into these long vlogs. Long time supporter. Keep on fighting Babbo.🎉
Thanks man!! Really appreciate the support 🙏🙏
Dang man that table was so tight. You should see my games at our local casino. So much softer and so much more action. I feel like finding a good table is half the battle in low stakes.
Yeah wasn’t the best game
Keep the content coming. Love it.
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Tough start to the sesh. A4dd i think the better logic is to attack a weaker range on the turn when you have a sfd. Trying to double checkraise in the spot is both fancy play syndrome and trying to go for the part of the game tree where your opponent has a stronger range and you wanting to put more $ vs that range. Doesnt make sense.
A5cc is a check on the river unfortunately. Not only does Jx boats overcall a high % of time but as you saw underpairs also increase their willingness to call down on these boards. Comes down to population tendencies.
First board it’s a strategy that I’ve learned from a bootcamp that usually works pretty well. Second one I just really out him on a pocket pair with his raise size and I expect this bluff to get through most of the time knowing how population usually plays at my casino
I like how you show every hand you are dealt!
Happy to hear that you like the format 💪
What a comeback man. I guess I need some of your patience after being down several buy-ins.
Patience is the key man! 💪
I notice your raise sizes are pretty big for 1-3. What's your thinking behind that? I would think that you'd be filtering out the weaker hands and keeping in the stronger ones. I think $12 is actually a perfect opening size but when you raise to 35 or 40 over a few limpers that's where I question it. Also with the shallow stacks at 1-3 you're gonna lack a lot of fold equity against short stacks when they do call.
He does that to knock out the limp callers. I seen some tables that even after a limp you raise it 12 and then half the table calls and says we'll they get odds now to call. If you raise higher but not saying as high as he did. You will get the small hands out like connectors or weak suited ace rag hands etc. Someone calling narrows their range.
Yeah I add $5 per limper. I think it’s needed since they will just be calling all the time if not. I prefer to just take it down preflop or build a bigger pot not very multi way. It they’re short stack I’ll probably just lean towards value when betting. Even when I raise 30-40 when they’re have 300 there’s still plenty of money behind to play
Nice comeback! Those feel almost as good as a win.
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I like how you have changed your game towards more aggression 👊🏻
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Nice comeback. I think the A5cc is better as a check back on the river. You beat all missed flush draws, and I don't think low stakes players are folding boats (even bad ones) for pot sizes bets.
On another note, you should host a meetup game on coinpoker sometime, like 25NL or like 10NL PLO 5 lol.
I still think I’m always jamming there if I put them on pocket pairs since I’d usually expect folds, this guy was just special 😂😂
Yeah man the idea was brought up about a meetup game on CoinPoker so let’s see hopefully we can make something happen soon 💪💪
4:20 you talk about playing aggressive before your session. But then fold pocket five to a simple $30 bet. ? Is that what you call an aggressive fold?
No hate, just curious, when you win the blinds and everyone folds, do you tip? What’s your standard tipping process?
I know you’re a full time player, so I get that you need all the $$$ that you can save.
I assume you do tip, but curious when and how much. Thanks!
As a former dealer and current for-profit player who is very aware of how over-tipping can literally turn a winning year into a losing year, no, when winning tiny pots, the dealer doesn't expect a tip, as long as you're not tanking and taking up a chunk of their time.
Raise and take the blinds and still tip? I would smile and thank you, but would be thinking "what a fish" lol
For a 1/2 or 1/3 game, I usually follow this structure:
Win preflop or on flop - no tip
1 street of value - $1 tip
2 streets of value - $2 tip
3 streets of value - $3 tip
Stack another player - $5 tip
I think that's pretty fair for these stakes
I don’t tip preflop as a general rule but there can be expectations once in a while if I win a lot preflop by squeezing or ripping it over a lot of other action. For the most part I’ll just tip $1 unless the pot is a decent size than I’ll give a dollar or $2 more. I usually don’t tip over 4
Honestly best way to tip no tip unless there's a flop if you win a pot tip 1BB if you win a big pot (at least 50 bb) tip 2BB dealers will never complain or hate on you. If a dealer is particularly nice to me I'll usually tip them as they are going to break even though I know they don't control the cards just feel like it's a good gesture since you are up piles with them and they are only really getting tips from you since other players are losing in this situation.
@@Zak-jt6nk I think playing 2/5, there is no need to tip 5$ per pot you win lmao. That is just hemorrhaging money at that point.
nice comeback, good move getting on the 2-5 table.
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“And SuReaeaeae” 😂😂😂😂
Keep it coming the content is great!!
Think you shouldn’t have check the AJ on the K3J flop, betting there small is great value, isolate you from junky hands and give you idea where you at if you face a xraise
😂 thanks man! If I remember right the AJ hand I was OOP
It takes a long time to figure out everything. Being aggressive always works just have to pick the right spots
Yeah and picking the right players
@@Pokerbabbo yessir never bluff a station lol
6:25 go study every time you’ve had an unsuccessful bluff. Then we’ll look at cases like this where you don’t fire off a bus in the spot spots where you should.
I’ve seen you bluff way too many times on boards with three of a kind 😂 12:10
Now that is a bad run session, nothing you can do the poker gods are against you
I think I had to do with it a little as well 😂
29:30 the only boat V can have where you scoop is unfortunately 99 lol. 5 and 6 on both boards
True true
Gross runouts. I feel your pain. My last session ran the same. Ran into quad aces twice with 2nd nut flush and full house. Variance can be a mofo. Keep up the good play, you'll get it back.
Yeah man just part of the game 💪💪
14:50 you have a grasp on the leveling game. Do you think just because you’re running bad people are gonna start playing any different towards you and donking off their money.
I thought u played to splashy in 1/3! It was some run bad, but to many bluffs at 1/3....
Yeah definitely was splashy 😂
Dang I played 1/3 bought in for 150$ nearly doubled within an hour, lost it all after playing another hour, I felt defeated lol. But it was my 4th time playing live, is that pretty decent? I had a feeling I should of left but I wanted to put in more volume.
Nah man if you want to play seriously you don’t think about that stuff. You just play the hours you have in mind or more if the game is good. Only reason to cut the session short is if you think you’re not playing good.
@Pokerbabbo Thank you for your insight PokerBabbo, I think I'll also start playing 1 buyin as well, I often get crushed playing shortstack.
Some session that.
Fighting variance is never easy
Definitely not 💪
I’ve never won in that casino
Can’t give up
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Overbet or check on A high boards in single raised pots? Somebody has been learning from Mr Goone...
Did the bootcamp almost a year ago
Sooo yea ! 🤣🤣
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You’re getting called down because you’re raising/bluffing too much. Or you’re playing too many hands. Most of the time players will get looked because of those reasons.
Definitely good reasons
why is this guy wearing nail polish?
Why is this guy commenting on my video?
Fantastic video! Flops and runouts just weren't that great for you.
Thanks for watching! 🙏
Some bad run outs, but also You got some shit on your thumbs
What is up with that right thumb nail bro?
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Get a job young man is my advice to you . Play poker as a side hustle. 👌
Save you time Man I couldn’t care less about a random dudes advice
@@Pokerbabboseen less punting at a high school game.
@@Pokerbabbo It sounded like well-meaning advice. Like advice on how to lower poker stress in life, not as advice meant as a put-down.
not a fan of the fast speed playing with your chips...very distracting. good luck with your videos
Thanks! I’m way to used to shuffling the chips while playing to stop for the vlog