Hey Wolfgang, love your videos - one thing that I’d love to see as a viewer is if you would be able to cover the opponents’ cards with a more opaque overlay. When the blur is used, we can still see the colors of the cards so it takes some of the suspense out of hands when flush draws are threats.
I found you from your awesome short videos, really enjoying your longer videos too and how you break them down and all your thinking behind them, super tough in the moment, plus the added pressure of wanting to be invited back, that probably adds a good few percent to you playing a hand againts not. Like how you hide the hands of the opposition, that's a nice touch to talk us through what you are thinking in the moment.
@@Wolfgang_Poker Thanks legend, and a very small tip: On ur outro's you always look into the camera 100% of the time, 70-80% would be a more natural relaxed vibe, less stiff :)
I just gotta say, I've noticed that the comments are like night and day between your full length vids and your shorts. Here they are generally positive and constructive, and in the shorts they're spewing vitriol left and right! Regardless, keep the content coming, good sir, you're revitalizing my love for poker :D
I get that it is your coach but always checking just because you are in the middle is not the best line. And if you don’t like an 862 flop with AA in a 4bet pot what flops do you like?
I think the hand with A8 was played extremely well. Its one of those spots where a good percentage of the time he has air, but he can also have a overpair that pot controlled on the turn. I think the four liner to the straight is what is the deciding factor on a call here. Cus i believe overpairs check back river with a high frequency on that board. Well played brother
I’m never folding the AA in that spot on that board texture .. not even for another 10k more, not when you check the turn and overbet the river .. an overpair will continue barreling on the turn.. so by checking the turn you’ve under repped the strength of your hand. The over bet on the river is a great bet .. you shouldn’t really have the hand that you have the way it’s played so that’s why he jams.. you earned that extra money !! But if your going to be tricky and under rep your hand then u have to be making that call 100% on the river no matter the size.. but fair play that’s a great shove as he should never have a bluff in that spot for that price !! That’s Next level
so couple things here.... you explained VPIP after opening 3x with 24hh and 10x with JJ you want to be avoiding calling off a 5bet jam without a pair or at least having suited J10, 89, 910 because your calling to chop against AK we all play poker differently but I think if you start to think about spots like they are, spots, then you will find much more success on the felt good video as always. you don't ever disappoint.
If you look at about 3:55 you can see under his hand it says “$25 to call”. I initially thought the 10x open didn’t make any sense, but once you see there’s a $25 straddle on it makes much more sense since it’s only a 4x open
I don’t really like the bluff from Geico with the 72, sure it’s ballsy but not well thought out. The biggest issue is he’s repping such a narrow range (JJ or 54) when he shouldn’t expect you to fold any reasonable value for such a small price. JJ should be trying to pile in on the turn, so that leaves only 54. There’s a reason those spots are underbluffed, because the bluffs have little chance of succeeding. If you had like 10k behind I would like it better cause you said you only called cause of pot odds
I dont know if the person to Wolfgang's right is still in the hand or not but, at the 0:33 mark, you can clearly see Wolfgang purpsely slide his cards over to his right and out in front of his chip stack to look at them which is obviously allowing the player to his right to look at them as well. It's blatantly obvious. Why the hell would you do this in a poker game UNLESS the player to his right was out of the hand? Even if the player to has right is out of the hand, it's not a good look for Wolfgang to do that regardless. It makes it look like he's colluding with the other player to let him see what he's playing for future hands as well. Not a good idea. Just saying.
The A8 bluff catch against AK; how did you rule out JT combos? For the same reasons as AJ/KJ, the turn action? Also, HotN. “I hope he just stuffs it in my face here.” 😂
The ace eight call was the right call u could still have a 5 in ur range as well so i don’t think he shows up with a set there for that size in my opinion maybe like 6 5 or pocket 55 like you thought but he raised pre so idk if that’s in his bluffing range 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️ I also think with pocket 5s he continues to bluff the turn cause he blocks the nuts double blocks it there and with 6 5 blocks it as well and another bet there may get you to fold an 8, pocket 9s pocket 10s mayyyybe even a Jack so yah love the call cause I didn’t believe him either just made this typa call with 5th pair the other night not believing the line he chose
Not so sure about this advice to always check if you are between two players. It's action and flop dependent. You have to project your hand sometimes no matter what position you are in. (in my opinion)
@@slowery43 "low level advice" haha. Because you know me and the stakes I play. I'm not saying checking when between two players is bad advice. I'm saying it's situational dependent. Some hands just absolutely need protecting/value. position aside. Can't just let people draw on a sketchy board.
well if you only bet your strongest hands that need protection and want value when in between two opponents, don't you become pretty predictable when you're sitting at a table of pros and high stakes players? everyone can just fold the second you bet
Good video mate, but please be careful when you share certain parts of commentary while hiding cards. in the Aces hand, it was obvious he was bluffing because the commentators screamed "he ripped it(allin)" in great surprise.
On the hand at about the 3:20 mark where you had pocket tens and the board came with Deuce of diamonds six of clubs and nine of diamonds, why the hell did you check to let anything get there at all? This play was just completely stupid. You had the over pair and at the very least, you should have bet the pot to try to get him out. This is why you don't let people stay in the hands because then they can do the stuff that they did to you on the turn and then you end up folding and losing money. Come on. That was an easy bet
I am not a fan of checking the flop just because it misses your range. You left a lot of money on the table on that last AA hand. Big pots don’t build themselves.
@@Wolfgang_Poker Just watched it insane growth almost feels non-organic. Anyway props on that. Been following your content for a minute... From shooting for Vitaly to getting your own chanel with almost a mil
I've really never been a fan of your "Monkey in the middle" concept. Really doesn't make sense and there's a lot more benefit IMO being able to bet and still maintain betting lead, especially on boards where you have advantage like on a 942hh flop w JJ.
Blockers or not, calling a 5-bet shove with, at best, a flip just doesn't seem like a winning play. How many people have that light of a 5-bet range? Just fold the AK and move on.
i completely see your side, but it actually does make a lot of sense. short answer is go look at my youtube shorts views. for the long in depth answer, watch the beginning of this video: th-cam.com/video/wOjiwSf75dE/w-d-xo.html
Idk how you all get so LUCKY HAHAHA ..THEY BET INTO YOU THEY OVER COMMIT THE POT.. THEY 4X PRE... AHHHHHHHH AND ITS GHARBAGE HOT OFF THE DECK... CRAZY MAN! RAKE AND TAKE
On the hand at 5:00 where you had red pocket Jacks and the board came with a 9 of hearts, a 2 of spades, and a 4 of hearts on the flop, why the hell did you just check and let the other two players bet or check as well? I don't know what coach you have that is recommending that you just check when you're in between players but when you've got the cards you have in that situation, you need to bet something. You shouldn't always try to trap or limp along because that's how you screw yourself.i don't agree with your coach at all on this and honestly, with as much poker as you have played and at least the reasonably higher stakes that you have played in, you should know better yourself than to follow that advice at all. Pretty ridiculous. Or, at the very least, when they put in the bet of around $300 or $350 which was roughly the pot at that time, you need to be raising probably 2 1/2x to 3x or maybe even 4x to see where they're at and try and get them off their hands. This is again another one of those situations where you are just letting them get in there and end up beating you on the turn or the river. And of course, as you see, the turn comes with a 5 of clubs so they have an easy straight draw or some other stupid bull crap with possibilities of two pair, a weird set, or who knows what at that point that screws you. Just too many things that you're doing that seems wrong to let people into these hands which is pretty ridiculous considering the stakes of poker that you are usually involved in. I don't know what the hell you're doing in these hands but it doesn't make any sense.
dude you're wound tighter than an eight day clock. 1. you're not a poker professional so no one is going to listen to your advice, especially wolfgang and 2. every poker pro ever knows you don't raise to "see where you're at" or "see where they're at". your advice will just lead to only getting called by better hands and losing value against worse hands. sometimes people catch up with their bad hands and that's okay, it's how poker works sometimes.
@@mitsevox @mitsevox first of all, you don't need to be a poker professional to know that this play was horrible or at the very least maybe not a horrible one but not a good one. I don't care who it is that's holding these cards whether they are pro or not, the play was horrible and I stand by that. As far as me recommending to raise to "see where you are at" or "see where they are at", you can call it whatever the hell you want but people make bets or raises or check or do all kinds of different things when playing poker to make different moves and try to figure out what their opponent has to determine if they have a better hand than the opponent or not. Or, they bet and sometimes they bet high because they know they have the winning hand and don't want somebody to catch some bullshit like you're referring to. It doesn't necessarily have to be titled exactly what I said it was but the reasons are still the same. You're trying to figure out where you are at in the hand as well as what your opponent may have so you can determine what you need to do at that point. In some cases, you do need to raise because you have a better hand and you need to try to get them off of their hands so that they don't draw out on you. Or, if they are going to try to draw out on you, you're going to make them pay for it. I know this is not something that's completely stupid to say because it's actually something that happens all the time and is very common while playIng the game. And actually your response shows that you really don't know what the hell you're talking about because if you did, you would understand that but since you're trying to argue against it, that obviously shows that you don't know Jack crap when it comes to the game. Again, if you did, you wouldn't be trying to argue against what I typed. With regard to what I was typing, in essence, the person more than likely had the winning hand at the time. So, they should have bet appropriately to try to take the hand down and be done with it and not let some bullshit get there like they did. I said what I said for the exact reason that happened in this hand. He should have bet more to try to take down the pot and move to the next hand and not let bulshit get there. But, what happened? Well, bullshit happened and got there, that's what happened. And for this reason, this is why he should have bet more and he didn't and that's why I think he played it incorrectly. As far as playing poker, I've never claimed to be a professional but I've been playing it for roughly I think going on about 14 to 15 years now. More over the last 11 or 12 years. I'm not anything remarkably great and don't even claim to be a semi-pro but I know how you need to play cards in certain situations. You can say whatever you want but I don't care. I feel like they played their cards wrong as I pointed out with my comments. As you even pointed out, sometimes people just get lucky hits or sometimes people catch unlucky breaks. That is the way poker goes and you would know that if you're commenting the way that you are (which you did). So, I'm not completely off my rocker here and you are actually kind of supporting my statements even though you might not even realize it with what you said in your own response. Obviously, there's a chance that somebody else might have a better over pair or other cards but there are all kinds of different things that can happen throughout the card game and sometimes people don't always raise with good cards and they try to trap so you never know what's going to happen from one hand to the next. People play differently depending on where they're at as far as what position they're at and other things. There's obviously a lot that goes into it. And then of course, it depends on how they think the player is playing that night or how they feel like playing themselves. So many different things. And again, the person could get an unlucky break and get a bad beat. That obviously happens in a lot of card games when it comes to hold em'. That's why they are called bad beats. Another thing, when you say that "sometimes people catch up with their bad hands" and "that's okay", that again indicates that you really don't know what the hell you're talking about. It's not "okay" that people catch up to their bad hands. I'm not saying that these situations don't happen because they obviously do. I'm just saying, for you to claim that it is "okay" that this happens is in a way saying that this is normal or commonplace so it's something that you should just accept.. There are reasons that these things happen and a lot of times it is because people play their cards like in this video and I pointed out that this was a bad way to play because they let them stay in this hand when they shouldn't have allowed them to. Why do that? It doesn't make any sense. This is why you want to raise the bet to try to get people off of those hands so they don't "catch up" with their "bad hands". You don't allow people to "catch up" with their bad hands. You just don't. That's just stupid. And I pointed it out with my comments. You can obviously disagree and you do disagree so it is what it is. I'm personally going to try to get people off of their "bad hands" so if they want to stay in the hands I'm going to make them pay for it. If you think that letting people limp in and just check around to let people catch up with their bad hands is okay, then keep going and playing that way and see how much you win or lose. I'm willing to bet you're not going to be on the winning end of your bankroll. And that would be especially true in today's game where people are playing a lot more hands thwt are just junk as people would refer to them instead of premium hands as I think more and more people are playing a lot more loose and just trying to see whatever they can with their crap hands. You can get caught with somebody else having a worse hand initially so you need to bet to try to get them off that hand.
should be pretty clear to anyone viewing SocialBlade that Wolfgang bought subs/views around May of this year. Pretty sad. Nobody in poker vlogging is blowing up right now as viewership is down across the entire "industry". Very sad dude.
Sure it is, buddy. Whole industry of poker content is trending downwards including huge names like Owen & Neeme the last year, but you're the single outlier randomly blowing up by 700k+ subs in only a few months after being stagnant for years. Especially when you're considered to be bottom tier in skill across the rest of the vloggers. Videos only getting 15k-60k views when you have nearly 1 million subs. All explained by announcing a duel with Rampage? LOL.@@Wolfgang_Poker
You are at best 40% against a 5bet shove, or flipping, or royally behind. I think 5.2k have a better use than that. He did that INTO TWO PEOPLE.
Ak is just a high
Hey Wolfgang, love your videos - one thing that I’d love to see as a viewer is if you would be able to cover the opponents’ cards with a more opaque overlay. When the blur is used, we can still see the colors of the cards so it takes some of the suspense out of hands when flush draws are threats.
Was thinking the same. Love his vids, though!
I found you from your awesome short videos, really enjoying your longer videos too and how you break them down and all your thinking behind them, super tough in the moment, plus the added pressure of wanting to be invited back, that probably adds a good few percent to you playing a hand againts not. Like how you hide the hands of the opposition, that's a nice touch to talk us through what you are thinking in the moment.
Buddy in the blue shirt started go crazy on that pizza 🤣
He's autistic
that's benji. don't get between him and his pie
Is gilding face up like that guy did allowed/etiquette? Because then you have info on the hands that are lleft.
Best poker TH-camr there is, good exciting quick content with good commentary. Keep it up mate you're only beginning here
legend
@@Wolfgang_Poker Thanks legend, and a very small tip: On ur outro's you always look into the camera 100% of the time, 70-80% would be a more natural relaxed vibe, less stiff :)
9:00
Is it standard to rebuy in after a massive loss?
I'd just leave all sad and dejected.
Or am I just too poor?
Too poor. These guys have bread like that 😂😂
I just gotta say, I've noticed that the comments are like night and day between your full length vids and your shorts. Here they are generally positive and constructive, and in the shorts they're spewing vitriol left and right! Regardless, keep the content coming, good sir, you're revitalizing my love for poker :D
The little chip castle at the end with king mudkip 🔥🔥🔥
Love the vids bro, keep em coming...
appreciate it!
I get that it is your coach but always checking just because you are in the middle is not the best line. And if you don’t like an 862 flop with AA in a 4bet pot what flops do you like?
Yea that's what I'm always telling him too, awful default play. Makes no sense. So bad. Esp on 942hh w JJ. Lose betting lead.
Both the hand of the night and the A8 hand were awesome, what a way to resist the pressure
I love the vids bro keep up the grind
I like the way you block opponents card
1000th like! absolutely LOVE the videos
I think the hand with A8 was played extremely well. Its one of those spots where a good percentage of the time he has air, but he can also have a overpair that pot controlled on the turn. I think the four liner to the straight is what is the deciding factor on a call here. Cus i believe overpairs check back river with a high frequency on that board. Well played brother
Geico is a true gangster for making that river bet
gangster poker
I’m never folding the AA in that spot on that board texture .. not even for another 10k more, not when you check the turn and overbet the river .. an overpair will continue barreling on the turn.. so by checking the turn you’ve under repped the strength of your hand. The over bet on the river is a great bet .. you shouldn’t really have the hand that you have the way it’s played so that’s why he jams.. you earned that extra money !! But if your going to be tricky and under rep your hand then u have to be making that call 100% on the river no matter the size.. but fair play that’s a great shove as he should never have a bluff in that spot for that price !! That’s Next level
Dude would’ve hit Q on river in the AK diamond you had
so couple things here....
you explained VPIP after opening 3x with 24hh and 10x with JJ
you want to be avoiding calling off a 5bet jam without a pair or at least having suited J10, 89, 910 because your calling to chop against AK
we all play poker differently but I think if you start to think about spots like they are, spots, then you will find much more success on the felt
good video as always. you don't ever disappoint.
If you look at about 3:55 you can see under his hand it says “$25 to call”. I initially thought the 10x open didn’t make any sense, but once you see there’s a $25 straddle on it makes much more sense since it’s only a 4x open
I don’t really like the bluff from Geico with the 72, sure it’s ballsy but not well thought out. The biggest issue is he’s repping such a narrow range (JJ or 54) when he shouldn’t expect you to fold any reasonable value for such a small price. JJ should be trying to pile in on the turn, so that leaves only 54. There’s a reason those spots are underbluffed, because the bluffs have little chance of succeeding. If you had like 10k behind I would like it better cause you said you only called cause of pot odds
Are you planning to play in London?
What’s the song in the beginning?
I dont know if the person to Wolfgang's right is still in the hand or not but, at the 0:33 mark, you can clearly see Wolfgang purpsely slide his cards over to his right and out in front of his chip stack to look at them which is obviously allowing the player to his right to look at them as well. It's blatantly obvious. Why the hell would you do this in a poker game UNLESS the player to his right was out of the hand? Even if the player to has right is out of the hand, it's not a good look for Wolfgang to do that regardless. It makes it look like he's colluding with the other player to let him see what he's playing for future hands as well. Not a good idea. Just saying.
It’s a private game stfu the guy wasnt in the hand
Homeboy jumped out the window 7/2 off suit😢😢. He didnt wanna play anymore!!!
8:58 what a needle that Q comes on the River
what casino is this? I want to play with GICO
Isn't it illegal to bet in texas?
I have absolutely no clue what’s going on, but I’m here for da wins
17:32 pauseeee 😂
5 bet pre and your AK blocks pocket aces and kings. Sure!
The A8 bluff catch against AK; how did you rule out JT combos? For the same reasons as AJ/KJ, the turn action?
Also, HotN. “I hope he just stuffs it in my face here.” 😂
Your man Geico needs to understand stack depth, that's a crazy bad bluff when you had AA and lead river for that sizing
Let's go great job congratulations 🎊
thanks helen!
Wolfgang come to the coast of Mississippi
Love the videos man!
beau rivage is still a top 5 poker room for me
Great one Wolf🎉
glad you enjoyed!
17:31 pause
Great call man
In all of this guys videos he had pocket aces or another insane hand. Suspicious…
The ace eight call was the right call u could still have a 5 in ur range as well so i don’t think he shows up with a set there for that size in my opinion maybe like 6 5 or pocket 55 like you thought but he raised pre so idk if that’s in his bluffing range 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️ I also think with pocket 5s he continues to bluff the turn cause he blocks the nuts double blocks it there and with 6 5 blocks it as well and another bet there may get you to fold an 8, pocket 9s pocket 10s mayyyybe even a Jack so yah love the call cause I didn’t believe him either just made this typa call with 5th pair the other night not believing the line he chose
Not so sure about this advice to always check if you are between two players. It's action and flop dependent. You have to project your hand sometimes no matter what position you are in. (in my opinion)
Agreed so much value to be made alot of the time as long as your the pre flop aggressor and hit
his coaches are WAY above your level yet that doesn't stop you from giving low level advice huh?
@@slowery43 "low level advice" haha. Because you know me and the stakes I play. I'm not saying checking when between two players is bad advice. I'm saying it's situational dependent. Some hands just absolutely need protecting/value. position aside. Can't just let people draw on a sketchy board.
well if you only bet your strongest hands that need protection and want value when in between two opponents, don't you become pretty predictable when you're sitting at a table of pros and high stakes players? everyone can just fold the second you bet
@@mitsevox I am not talking about being nitty here....
I only call a 5 bet with AA & KK unless he is a maniac that 4 & 5 betts all the time.
I call 5 bet with AK. I would 6 bet shove with AK.
250 4 bet, 250 c bet and only a 350 turn bet and you fold pocket 10s? I think you continue or even raise the turn
Hats to Geicos cajones. Had he won woulda been knarly
Good video mate, but please be careful when you share certain parts of commentary while hiding cards. in the Aces hand, it was obvious he was bluffing because the commentators screamed "he ripped it(allin)" in great surprise.
On the hand at about the 3:20 mark where you had pocket tens and the board came with Deuce of diamonds six of clubs and nine of diamonds, why the hell did you check to let anything get there at all? This play was just completely stupid. You had the over pair and at the very least, you should have bet the pot to try to get him out. This is why you don't let people stay in the hands because then they can do the stuff that they did to you on the turn and then you end up folding and losing money. Come on. That was an easy bet
I am not a fan of checking the flop just because it misses your range. You left a lot of money on the table on that last AA hand. Big pots don’t build themselves.
They do when your opponents just take it as weakness and start blasting with weak pairs or random bluffs.
Bruh pause @ 17:31!!!! 😂
I heard that too 😂
Peaks is cool little spot
when are you coming to AZ? I hope you are going to talking stick. other casinos don't have 5/10
nov 12th 4pm meetup game at gila lone butte! come out!
Dang that second to last hand was nuts. Poor Geico you ruined that man
He f'd around and found out. Bluff could have worked but when he has 2k behind no reason to donk off.
I must of missed the 14k hero call in this video. Perhaps "Can I make the hero call to WIN 14k pot?" might`ve been more accurate, or actually correct.
Geico needs insurance, hold 'em insurance
Buddy made the worst bluff I've seen in a long time. You better be making that call with AA
Love the vids maybe someday I can play you
Finish vlog w b rolls. Advertise watch til end
Shit I’d be inviting Geico to every game I played too.. 🤣🤣
Great call
Weren't you at like 130k subs few months ago...? you boosted your chanel?
been gaining ~4,000 subs a day from shorts. more insight on this in the beginning of this video: th-cam.com/video/wOjiwSf75dE/w-d-xo.html
@@Wolfgang_Poker Just watched it insane growth almost feels non-organic. Anyway props on that. Been following your content for a minute... From shooting for Vitaly to getting your own chanel with almost a mil
I’ve been on bad runs the past few weeks playing, tournaments and 1-3 . I need to get a lil luck back !!!!!!
not a sole cares, this isn't all about you
@@slowery43 soul*
the title hand : 16:35
I've really never been a fan of your "Monkey in the middle" concept. Really doesn't make sense and there's a lot more benefit IMO being able to bet and still maintain betting lead, especially on boards where you have advantage like on a 942hh flop w JJ.
Good Morning Young Man
top of the morning to ya johnie!
Blockers or not, calling a 5-bet shove with, at best, a flip just doesn't seem like a winning play. How many people have that light of a 5-bet range? Just fold the AK and move on.
Good job kid.
862 is not a good flop for aces?
Wataf
Yo that intro music is hard. What was that?
lololoolol there is literally no such thing as "blocking" a hand.
Nice cash, Alex...😊
thanks richard!
No one help.
One time help Brother 🙏
Good evening 😂😂
Morning Wolf!!
morning chris!
Bro rip that 💩 one time for life
Nit rip with the aces
One time help brother 🙏
Let’s go!!
I hate AK….never calling an all in with it
lol 'hero' call. Nitroll with AA
mantappppp
Not hating AT ALL....but how in the world do u have 900k subs? Over Brad, Ethan, Andrew, etc....makes ZERO sense!
i completely see your side, but it actually does make a lot of sense. short answer is go look at my youtube shorts views. for the long in depth answer, watch the beginning of this video: th-cam.com/video/wOjiwSf75dE/w-d-xo.html
You are cool
you're pretty cool yourself
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Please stop with the covering of the hole cards,its annoying.
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Idk how you all get so LUCKY HAHAHA
..THEY BET INTO YOU THEY OVER COMMIT THE POT..
THEY 4X PRE... AHHHHHHHH AND ITS GHARBAGE HOT OFF THE DECK... CRAZY MAN! RAKE AND TAKE
You talk too ham much amigo. It always sends me to Mariano, Rampage or even LEX-O POKER. Plz talk less😮
On the hand at 5:00 where you had red pocket Jacks and the board came with a 9 of hearts, a 2 of spades, and a 4 of hearts on the flop, why the hell did you just check and let the other two players bet or check as well? I don't know what coach you have that is recommending that you just check when you're in between players but when you've got the cards you have in that situation, you need to bet something. You shouldn't always try to trap or limp along because that's how you screw yourself.i don't agree with your coach at all on this and honestly, with as much poker as you have played and at least the reasonably higher stakes that you have played in, you should know better yourself than to follow that advice at all. Pretty ridiculous. Or, at the very least, when they put in the bet of around $300 or $350 which was roughly the pot at that time, you need to be raising probably 2 1/2x to 3x or maybe even 4x to see where they're at and try and get them off their hands. This is again another one of those situations where you are just letting them get in there and end up beating you on the turn or the river. And of course, as you see, the turn comes with a 5 of clubs so they have an easy straight draw or some other stupid bull crap with possibilities of two pair, a weird set, or who knows what at that point that screws you. Just too many things that you're doing that seems wrong to let people into these hands which is pretty ridiculous considering the stakes of poker that you are usually involved in. I don't know what the hell you're doing in these hands but it doesn't make any sense.
dude you're wound tighter than an eight day clock. 1. you're not a poker professional so no one is going to listen to your advice, especially wolfgang and 2. every poker pro ever knows you don't raise to "see where you're at" or "see where they're at". your advice will just lead to only getting called by better hands and losing value against worse hands. sometimes people catch up with their bad hands and that's okay, it's how poker works sometimes.
@@mitsevox @mitsevox first of all, you don't need to be a poker professional to know that this play was horrible or at the very least maybe not a horrible one but not a good one. I don't care who it is that's holding these cards whether they are pro or not, the play was horrible and I stand by that. As far as me recommending to raise to "see where you are at" or "see where they are at", you can call it whatever the hell you want but people make bets or raises or check or do all kinds of different things when playing poker to make different moves and try to figure out what their opponent has to determine if they have a better hand than the opponent or not. Or, they bet and sometimes they bet high because they know they have the winning hand and don't want somebody to catch some bullshit like you're referring to. It doesn't necessarily have to be titled exactly what I said it was but the reasons are still the same. You're trying to figure out where you are at in the hand as well as what your opponent may have so you can determine what you need to do at that point. In some cases, you do need to raise because you have a better hand and you need to try to get them off of their hands so that they don't draw out on you. Or, if they are going to try to draw out on you, you're going to make them pay for it. I know this is not something that's completely stupid to say because it's actually something that happens all the time and is very common while playIng the game. And actually your response shows that you really don't know what the hell you're talking about because if you did, you would understand that but since you're trying to argue against it, that obviously shows that you don't know Jack crap when it comes to the game. Again, if you did, you wouldn't be trying to argue against what I typed. With regard to what I was typing, in essence, the person more than likely had the winning hand at the time. So, they should have bet appropriately to try to take the hand down and be done with it and not let some bullshit get there like they did. I said what I said for the exact reason that happened in this hand. He should have bet more to try to take down the pot and move to the next hand and not let bulshit get there. But, what happened? Well, bullshit happened and got there, that's what happened. And for this reason, this is why he should have bet more and he didn't and that's why I think he played it incorrectly.
As far as playing poker, I've never claimed to be a professional but I've been playing it for roughly I think going on about 14 to 15 years now. More over the last 11 or 12 years. I'm not anything remarkably great and don't even claim to be a semi-pro but I know how you need to play cards in certain situations. You can say whatever you want but I don't care. I feel like they played their cards wrong as I pointed out with my comments. As you even pointed out, sometimes people just get lucky hits or sometimes people catch unlucky breaks. That is the way poker goes and you would know that if you're commenting the way that you are (which you did). So, I'm not completely off my rocker here and you are actually kind of supporting my statements even though you might not even realize it with what you said in your own response. Obviously, there's a chance that somebody else might have a better over pair or other cards but there are all kinds of different things that can happen throughout the card game and sometimes people don't always raise with good cards and they try to trap so you never know what's going to happen from one hand to the next. People play differently depending on where they're at as far as what position they're at and other things. There's obviously a lot that goes into it. And then of course, it depends on how they think the player is playing that night or how they feel like playing themselves. So many different things. And again, the person could get an unlucky break and get a bad beat. That obviously happens in a lot of card games when it comes to hold em'. That's why they are called bad beats.
Another thing, when you say that "sometimes people catch up with their bad hands" and "that's okay", that again indicates that you really don't know what the hell you're talking about. It's not "okay" that people catch up to their bad hands. I'm not saying that these situations don't happen because they obviously do. I'm just saying, for you to claim that it is "okay" that this happens is in a way saying that this is normal or commonplace so it's something that you should just accept.. There are reasons that these things happen and a lot of times it is because people play their cards like in this video and I pointed out that this was a bad way to play because they let them stay in this hand when they shouldn't have allowed them to. Why do that? It doesn't make any sense. This is why you want to raise the bet to try to get people off of those hands so they don't "catch up" with their "bad hands". You don't allow people to "catch up" with their bad hands. You just don't. That's just stupid. And I pointed it out with my comments. You can obviously disagree and you do disagree so it is what it is.
I'm personally going to try to get people off of their "bad hands" so if they want to stay in the hands I'm going to make them pay for it. If you think that letting people limp in and just check around to let people catch up with their bad hands is okay, then keep going and playing that way and see how much you win or lose. I'm willing to bet you're not going to be on the winning end of your bankroll. And that would be especially true in today's game where people are playing a lot more hands thwt are just junk as people would refer to them instead of premium hands as I think more and more people are playing a lot more loose and just trying to see whatever they can with their crap hands. You can get caught with somebody else having a worse hand initially so you need to bet to try to get them off that hand.
should be pretty clear to anyone viewing SocialBlade that Wolfgang bought subs/views around May of this year. Pretty sad. Nobody in poker vlogging is blowing up right now as viewership is down across the entire "industry". Very sad dude.
quite the opposite. my insane growth is all explained in the beginning of this video: th-cam.com/video/wOjiwSf75dE/w-d-xo.html
Sure it is, buddy. Whole industry of poker content is trending downwards including huge names like Owen & Neeme the last year, but you're the single outlier randomly blowing up by 700k+ subs in only a few months after being stagnant for years. Especially when you're considered to be bottom tier in skill across the rest of the vloggers. Videos only getting 15k-60k views when you have nearly 1 million subs. All explained by announcing a duel with Rampage? LOL.@@Wolfgang_Poker
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go away, you're annoying
Its a good thing you have some youtube money to offset this bad play ive been seeing.
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