I have been playing poker for about 30 years now. I don’t know how many times I have told people, “ there’s no need to throw your cards around, just turn them over right in front of you on the felt”. Tossing accomplishes nothing. Hard lesson learned. If you’re folding them it’s fine to toss them towards the dealer so that he doesn’t have to reach for them. But if you’re not folding just turn them over right where they are.
Pretty sure they’re hands that either mucked or the playable ones he raised and the table folded. I like that he shows a lot of hands that he goes through and there’s not much action. I was thinking the same thing though like suited KQ or pocket 9’s. I was like what the heck happened but if you raise to 17 and everyone Folds you can’t include that in vlog plus I’m sure he doesn’t make notes on hands like that so making a note would be time consuming and to take notes on every hand is impossible while in the moment playing.
STAY - I would take a break and go for a walk and do some stretching to clear my mind. After 10-15 minutes I would return to the table as long as I could focus and forget about the insane mistake. I mucked KK once vs QJss thinking my opponent made a flush but I read the board wrong (the pot was $500+ so it hurt me a lot more than this one hurt you).
I sit in the end seats when possible and will always toss my cards close to the board so opponents can see what I have quickly. Only once did they bounce the wrong way and the dealer was nice enough to let me flip them back up because he knew I wasn't mucking. I'm more careful now and toss them lower but nothing annoys me more than someone at the other end of the table flipping them over 1 inch from his chip stack.
QJo on a K high board that turns a gutter... Yeah I think you can continue the story... He's gonna continue a large% of the time with what I'd guess was either a hearts draw or weak pair/pocket pair... But when you go 3 streets on him like that and he misses his draw or doesn't improve that weak holding, it's a pretty easy fold for him and of course, you might've even been bluffing with the best hand.
Play!!! However, that’s awful! I’m glad you included this because it made me feel a little better because I’ve done something similar before when a person announced they had Q high flush when there was a flush on the board of QJ764 All spades and I had AQ and the guy had QJ. But I mucked too when they announced what they had and when he showed, the table was in awe that I folded a chop. So it happens to the best of us and I’m glad I only lost 70-80 in the hand but still a terrible learning experience to never muck before the other person shows and you’re 100% sure you’re beat. So it happens to the best of us. Keep the videos coming and thanks for including that because I believe most people wouldn’t include such a terrible play and it shows that you’re real and I appreciate that. Thank you and I hope that you’re not beating yourself up too bad. Enjoy the rest of your day and stay safe. Peace brotha! Let me know if you’re ever coming to Florida so I can come play with you!
Also throwing your cards is disrespectful thinking you lost and thus you did. You turn over your cards so don't blame gravity for not turning them over!
Love hearing your thought process on ranges with your position in each hand. I agree that position, and range of hand is an overlooked issue. Problem is alot of lower stakes players don't understand the process, and will stick around too long and just suck out on you. I know that's where making money is at, I've just experienced a lot of the bad suck outs lately. Also, as others have pointed out, your pot sizing is off. If you rake in a pot that totals say $50 to the flop, and bet $25 and no one calls, the pot is still only $50 not $75. The bet is never part of the pot until it is called by somebody. The rake comes off of the pot, not bets at most casinos. Just an FYI . Keep plugging away, and good luck with future sessions.
Position and range is probably the most important thing about poker so if someone isn’t aware of that then they need to learn ASAP before they play again or they will continue to be a losing poker player. At lower stakes 3 and 4 betting is also so rare unless you run into AA KK QQ or AK for the most part. So for people who are newer to the game and are playing 1-2NL study up on positioning and ranges and try 3 betting more and if you get 3 bet think about those 4 hands and if you can get two pair you’re likely to scoop in a massive pot because in lower stakes most people won’t fold pocket kings on a board like J9754. So playing hands like 9-7 suited could get you a massive pot and is easy to fold if you don’t hit the flop.
You should always be results oriented. If you won the hand then you played it correctly. If you lost the hand then you played it wrong. Poker is as simple as that.
Agree to a certain extent. If you have Aces and a guy shoves pre flop on you there’s no way you’re going to fold that and if you do you shouldn’t be playing in the first place but if you end up losing that hand does that mean you played it wrong?
@@andrewalaskiewicz38 Yes! Remember, you should ALWAYS be results oriented. If you used perfect tactics in war yet still lost the war and possibly even your life, should you be happy that your tactics were +EV?
@@Studgunners we are going to probably have to agree to disagree on this. I said I agreed with you to a certain extent but there’s certain aspects where I believe that your logic is incorrect. In poker you can’t say you played a hand wrong when a player shoves and you call with the nuts and unfortunately they hit a one outter on you on the River. How would you think that is playing the hand wrong? Wouldn’t wrong be folding the nuts on the turn to an all in bet by the opponent? I do comprehend what you’re saying in regards to results oriented saying that if you win the hand you played it correctly and if you lose than you played it wrong. I understand what you’re trying to say, but I’m some cases you’re incorrect. Like the example I mentioned. You can play the hand perfectly and you get unlucky on the River once the action is finished by the turn and you have the nuts. If you believe that is incorrect than I’m not sure why this conversation is happening unless you’re just trying to intentionally troll people. I also don’t know how or why you’re trying to equate this to war. In war if you design something that will blow the world up and you manage to shoot yourself up to space and you survive but everyone else dies, you technically won the war because you’re the last person standing but did you really win if everything and everyone else dies?? I’m so confused by your logic in this. Also in regards to the example I mentioned, I think if you ask 100 people that play poker if they have pocket Aces. And the flop is AhAdKh turn is 2c and your opponent shoves. I’d say 100 people would make the call. If the River is the 10h and your opponent turns over JQ of hearts than by your logic you played the hand wrong. Just because you lost the hand doesn’t mean you played it wrong.
@@Studgunners haha for sure. When you’re right you’re right. I suck so bad at this game. I play over 91.66667% of hands wrong, because I’d say I only have chips pushed my way in 1 out of 12 hands that I’m dealt in.
I’ve misread the board twice that I can think of. Both times were in 3/6 limit. First time I was heads up with this guy and he was betting the whole way and I was calling with AQ ace high. He tabled his hand after betting the river. I showed him my hand and then mucked. Thought he had a pair but he had weaker ace high. The next time was totally gross because it was multi way $200 pot and I was all in on the turn after it was capped. I had a double gut shot straight draw with a flush draw. I remember thinking I wanted a heart and when it didn’t come I thought I lost. But the river completed my straight which I didn’t realize until after I mucked my hand. All I want to say is if you play long enough you’re going to do a bone headed thing.
I hit thumbs up and subscribed outta respect for the bad bluff! Lol, thought I had already subscribed....really enjoy ur videos man, u r one of my favorite 3 poker vlogs right now. Keep it up
I would continue to play if you think it’s a good game and shake off the mental error - it happens. But I’d never play at Caesars in the first place with Bellagio right next door!
Mucking and folding are two different things and the dealer should know better. You didn't FOLD because you paid the bet and your cards didn't touch the MUCK so your hand is LIVE, therefore this was the dealer's FAULT 1) by not giving you time to realize your action and 2) by not reading your opponent's hand out loud as PLAYING THE BOARD to keep the game fair.
i went all in with 24 off suit preflop guy calls i have the nut low i have to show first and i decided to muck he flips 24 suit always show even if beaten
I’m from Canada and found that odd also. Why are you making it ‘difficult’ for the dealer. After the flop, bet in $5 increments i.e. $35...not $31 or $33...just saying. Also, was a BJ for over 20 yrs...hated when people bet $37 type amounts (1x$25, 2x$5, 2x$2).
@@rare1s840 rake isn't that high in Vegas... At least not in that small of a pot. No BBJ drop... Not a California card room. Most room's there are around $4 for small pots like that, and the rule of no flop, no drop applies in most places.
Also, don't bet your self too much on folding when the table showed the straight, and your opponent didn't show a better straight, it's happened to all of us sometimes.
Let me start by saying I enjoy your videos, that being said, if there’s $20 in the pot and you shove for $300 and they fold, you scoop a $20 dollar pot not a$320 dollar pot. Just my opinion, someone tell me I’m wrong and I’ll shut up, lol
What’s the communities take on this.... if the pot is heads up at $50 and player A bets $25, is player B getting 3/1 or 4/1 on their call if they do choose to do it..... same situation, player B chooses to fold after player A bets..... player A drags a $50 pot or a $75 pot?.... if player B is calling to win $75, wouldn’t the pot be at $75 should they decide to fold, call or raise at that very moment.... ??? Something to think about
@@dantaylor3871 you really should study the lingo bro. Player A bets $25 into the pot, if he gets player B to fold, that $25 does not count. Only if player B calls or raises, then $25 from both players get into the pot. Plus, if a casino takes pot rake, let’s say 10% of the pot up to $6. Use your example, the dealer takes $5 or $6? You tell me. And about pot ratio, it is a total different story.
Curious...you show a lot of playable hands with no breakdown. Is it because they are uneventful, you didn't play them, did you win preflop, did you lose money? Why? Why? I need to know...Bgood MARITIME LAW!!!
We've all done it... it looks like you were actually trying to show your hand (whether or not you knew it was a chop)... dealers are trained to muck cards as quickly as possible, but I have a feeling if you had said something, they could've been turned over. Just a brain fart, so I would have kept playing and maybe even tried to use it to my advantage in a later hand.
Am I the only one that gets annoyed by the fact that it sounds so monotone Everytime he says I scooped X amount of a pot? It gets redundant and it feels unnecessary.
I have been playing poker for about 30 years now. I don’t know how many times I have told people, “ there’s no need to throw your cards around, just turn them over right in front of you on the felt”. Tossing accomplishes nothing. Hard lesson learned. If you’re folding them it’s fine to toss them towards the dealer so that he doesn’t have to reach for them. But if you’re not folding just turn them over right where they are.
Is this the Mexican Cesar’s Palace? Come on man 😂😂
Would love to see a little note on-screen on the hands you fold that are seemingly playable, so like " there was a 3 bet to me" so I folded this here.
Pretty sure they’re hands that either mucked or the playable ones he raised and the table folded. I like that he shows a lot of hands that he goes through and there’s not much action. I was thinking the same thing though like suited KQ or pocket 9’s. I was like what the heck happened but if you raise to 17 and everyone Folds you can’t include that in vlog plus I’m sure he doesn’t make notes on hands like that so making a note would be time consuming and to take notes on every hand is impossible while in the moment playing.
STAY - I would take a break and go for a walk and do some stretching to clear my mind. After 10-15 minutes I would return to the table as long as I could focus and forget about the insane mistake. I mucked KK once vs QJss thinking my opponent made a flush but I read the board wrong (the pot was $500+ so it hurt me a lot more than this one hurt you).
I respect that you added that to your vlog. Good job man
I think that's still a chop, your hole cards didn't matter since you're both playing the board. Id have called the floor over for a ruling there.
I sit in the end seats when possible and will always toss my cards close to the board so opponents can see what I have quickly. Only once did they bounce the wrong way and the dealer was nice enough to let me flip them back up because he knew I wasn't mucking. I'm more careful now and toss them lower but nothing annoys me more than someone at the other end of the table flipping them over 1 inch from his chip stack.
QJo on a K high board that turns a gutter... Yeah I think you can continue the story... He's gonna continue a large% of the time with what I'd guess was either a hearts draw or weak pair/pocket pair... But when you go 3 streets on him like that and he misses his draw or doesn't improve that weak holding, it's a pretty easy fold for him and of course, you might've even been bluffing with the best hand.
Play!!!
However, that’s awful! I’m glad you included this because it made me feel a little better because I’ve done something similar before when a person announced they had Q high flush when there was a flush on the board of QJ764 All spades and I had AQ and the guy had QJ. But I mucked too when they announced what they had and when he showed, the table was in awe that I folded a chop. So it happens to the best of us and I’m glad I only lost 70-80 in the hand but still a terrible learning experience to never muck before the other person shows and you’re 100% sure you’re beat. So it happens to the best of us. Keep the videos coming and thanks for including that because I believe most people wouldn’t include such a terrible play and it shows that you’re real and I appreciate that. Thank you and I hope that you’re not beating yourself up too bad. Enjoy the rest of your day and stay safe. Peace brotha! Let me know if you’re ever coming to Florida so I can come play with you!
You are at Caesars Palace at 10 in the morning. Obvious leave. Walking in was questionable in the first place.
Also throwing your cards is disrespectful thinking you lost and thus you did. You turn over your cards so don't blame gravity for not turning them over!
That's so messed up luck when gravity doesn't go your way 😠
I appreciate you showing the mistake. It happens. Good win overall, but yeah it sucks to lose that chop pot. Badass Caesar's Palace
play - we've all done it.
Love hearing your thought process on ranges with your position in each hand. I agree that position, and range of hand is an overlooked issue. Problem is alot of lower stakes players don't understand the process, and will stick around too long and just suck out on you. I know that's where making money is at, I've just experienced a lot of the bad suck outs lately.
Also, as others have pointed out, your pot sizing is off. If you rake in a pot that totals say $50 to the flop, and bet $25 and no one calls, the pot is still only $50 not $75. The bet is never part of the pot until it is called by somebody. The rake comes off of the pot, not bets at most casinos. Just an FYI .
Keep plugging away, and good luck with future sessions.
Position and range is probably the most important thing about poker so if someone isn’t aware of that then they need to learn ASAP before they play again or they will continue to be a losing poker player. At lower stakes 3 and 4 betting is also so rare unless you run into AA KK QQ or AK for the most part. So for people who are newer to the game and are playing 1-2NL study up on positioning and ranges and try 3 betting more and if you get 3 bet think about those 4 hands and if you can get two pair you’re likely to scoop in a massive pot because in lower stakes most people won’t fold pocket kings on a board like J9754. So playing hands like 9-7 suited could get you a massive pot and is easy to fold if you don’t hit the flop.
I’ve mucked a winner before. Still haunts me.
You should always be results oriented. If you won the hand then you played it correctly. If you lost the hand then you played it wrong. Poker is as simple as that.
Agree to a certain extent. If you have Aces and a guy shoves pre flop on you there’s no way you’re going to fold that and if you do you shouldn’t be playing in the first place but if you end up losing that hand does that mean you played it wrong?
@@andrewalaskiewicz38 Yes! Remember, you should ALWAYS be results oriented. If you used perfect tactics in war yet still lost the war and possibly even your life, should you be happy that your tactics were +EV?
@@Studgunners we are going to probably have to agree to disagree on this. I said I agreed with you to a certain extent but there’s certain aspects where I believe that your logic is incorrect. In poker you can’t say you played a hand wrong when a player shoves and you call with the nuts and unfortunately they hit a one outter on you on the River. How would you think that is playing the hand wrong? Wouldn’t wrong be folding the nuts on the turn to an all in bet by the opponent? I do comprehend what you’re saying in regards to results oriented saying that if you win the hand you played it correctly and if you lose than you played it wrong. I understand what you’re trying to say, but I’m some cases you’re incorrect. Like the example I mentioned. You can play the hand perfectly and you get unlucky on the River once the action is finished by the turn and you have the nuts. If you believe that is incorrect than I’m not sure why this conversation is happening unless you’re just trying to intentionally troll people. I also don’t know how or why you’re trying to equate this to war. In war if you design something that will blow the world up and you manage to shoot yourself up to space and you survive but everyone else dies, you technically won the war because you’re the last person standing but did you really win if everything and everyone else dies?? I’m so confused by your logic in this. Also in regards to the example I mentioned, I think if you ask 100 people that play poker if they have pocket Aces. And the flop is AhAdKh turn is 2c and your opponent shoves. I’d say 100 people would make the call. If the River is the 10h and your opponent turns over JQ of hearts than by your logic you played the hand wrong. Just because you lost the hand doesn’t mean you played it wrong.
@@andrewalaskiewicz38 Great players can anticipate those one outers coming and make the big laydowns. Phil Helmuth can dodge bullets baby.
@@Studgunners haha for sure. When you’re right you’re right. I suck so bad at this game. I play over 91.66667% of hands wrong, because I’d say I only have chips pushed my way in 1 out of 12 hands that I’m dealt in.
I’ve misread the board twice that I can think of. Both times were in 3/6 limit. First time I was heads up with this guy and he was betting the whole way and I was calling with AQ ace high. He tabled his hand after betting the river. I showed him my hand and then mucked. Thought he had a pair but he had weaker ace high.
The next time was totally gross because it was multi way $200 pot and I was all in on the turn after it was capped. I had a double gut shot straight draw with a flush draw. I remember thinking I wanted a heart and when it didn’t come I thought I lost. But the river completed my straight which I didn’t realize until after I mucked my hand.
All I want to say is if you play long enough you’re going to do a bone headed thing.
Tilt stay
I enjoyed your videos. This one was funny. Thanks
I hit thumbs up and subscribed outta respect for the bad bluff! Lol, thought I had already subscribed....really enjoy ur videos man, u r one of my favorite 3 poker vlogs right now. Keep it up
I like that you show the folded hands
Folding a winning hand happens more often then people think. I would continue to play if the game was good and I wasn’t tilted.
How do you take your notes while playing? Do you just revisit the film? Or do you write it down?
Curious on how I should start.
I would continue to play if you think it’s a good game and shake off the mental error - it happens. But I’d never play at Caesars in the first place with Bellagio right next door!
I play in Vegas alot and Caesars is absolutely the worst card room by far, bunch of OMC and no action, dealers are Dbags and I leave
Don’t think about that hand too long. Great players rise above it thinking next hand 🤚 & long term. Congratulations on your overall win
When I flip my cards over I keep them right In front of me
Play, accidents happen.
Mucking and folding are two different things and the dealer should know better.
You didn't FOLD because you paid the bet and your cards didn't touch the MUCK so your hand is LIVE, therefore this was the dealer's FAULT 1) by not giving you time to realize your action and 2) by not reading your opponent's hand out loud as PLAYING THE BOARD to keep the game fair.
How can you bet that turn and force ya self to call shove ?
As a poker dealer, I love mucking hands when people do this...Just flip the cards over and place them down properly for fucks sake...
Great vlogg
I'm still playin'
i went all in with 24 off suit preflop guy calls i have the nut low i have to show first and i decided to muck he flips 24 suit always show even if beaten
Fire your coach!!
Folded the the ace high straight nuts on the board first time I ever played
QQ hand was such a rookie mistake 😳🙄🙄👎
I’ve played a lot of 1:2 1:3 and never seen someone make so many bets using 1$ chips on bets post flop? I play in Texas, is this a California thing?
I’m from Canada and found that odd also. Why are you making it ‘difficult’ for the dealer. After the flop, bet in $5 increments i.e. $35...not $31 or $33...just saying. Also, was a BJ for over 20 yrs...hated when people bet $37 type amounts (1x$25, 2x$5, 2x$2).
For the record dealers hate the odd bet make it 25 or 20 not 23 just saying
Wouldn’t leave. However, a nice stroll to calm down might be in order... :)
$57 pot. you bet $32 and he folds.. you aren't really pulling in an $89 pot.. it's a $57 pot.... at least that's how I look at it.
Actually its more like $51 with the $6 dollar rake
@@rare1s840 rake isn't that high in Vegas... At least not in that small of a pot. No BBJ drop... Not a California card room. Most room's there are around $4 for small pots like that, and the rule of no flop, no drop applies in most places.
Love your Bucco Bruce hat in the outtro!!
*PLAY!*
Church Girls Thumb Up! lol ......
Never showboat when turning over your cards. Lesson learned.
Who is your coach?
I would have just made the argument that you tried to flip them. Unless you verbally said fold
I keep seeing that AK limpcall move where the villain donks flop with the assumption that no hand beats AK on any flop, ever. It's so freaking weird.
That was not a $75 pot. It was $50 pot because ur opponent didn't call your $25 bet with A◇5◇
Can you show us how to shuffle your poker chips?
You"ve got a lot to learn young man!!watch rampage vlogs
How many hours you play for this vlog?
All of your starting hands are so above average. So many big pairs and suited connectors. Unreal.
Laugh and play
Also, don't bet your self too much on folding when the table showed the straight, and your opponent didn't show a better straight, it's happened to all of us sometimes.
I've been playing the game for 25 years and this has never happened to me. It's called being observant.
What's the worst about you folding a would be chop on the river? You're in Vegas with ONLY other guy I know of that DOES that kind of stuff!! 🤣😂
Lot of hands I don’t know if u folded or played
Is caesars still giving away complimentary drinks in the poker room?
Are you showing only winning hands?
Fellas in the comments, I know this is entraining to watch poker videos... but real Poker players aren't made by watching videos but by PLAYING ;)
Let me start by saying I enjoy your videos, that being said, if there’s $20 in the pot and you shove for $300 and they fold, you scoop a $20 dollar pot not a$320 dollar pot. Just my opinion, someone tell me I’m wrong and I’ll shut up, lol
I was just about to say the same thing. I've been meaning to for a while as it totally tilts me every time he does that.
He does it every video. He’s been told almost every video that’s not how it works but continues to do so
What’s the communities take on this.... if the pot is heads up at $50 and player A bets $25, is player B getting 3/1 or 4/1 on their call if they do choose to do it..... same situation, player B chooses to fold after player A bets..... player A drags a $50 pot or a $75 pot?.... if player B is calling to win $75, wouldn’t the pot be at $75 should they decide to fold, call or raise at that very moment.... ??? Something to think about
@@dantaylor3871 you really should study the lingo bro. Player A bets $25 into the pot, if he gets player B to fold, that $25 does not count. Only if player B calls or raises, then $25 from both players get into the pot. Plus, if a casino takes pot rake, let’s say 10% of the pot up to $6. Use your example, the dealer takes $5 or $6? You tell me. And about pot ratio, it is a total different story.
I folded K10 two pair on the river cuz he had AK playing too fast
When a player bets into you it's a DONK LEAD. when you shove it's a lead out....
Just turn your cards face up, the dealer will do their job and the chop will happen.
Always
Play. There’s no need to tilt over a mistake that you’ll make one time and probably never repeat.
How long have you been playing?
Oh that hurts my soul watching you muck a chop💀💀😂 gotta pat closer attention lol
You have to keep playing
Love the content bro if you’re ever in Tucson would love to play w u
Leave the amount of money u have and keep updating after every hand
Curious...you show a lot of playable hands with no breakdown. Is it because they are uneventful, you didn't play them, did you win preflop, did you lose money? Why? Why? I need to know...Bgood
MARITIME LAW!!!
We've all done it... it looks like you were actually trying to show your hand (whether or not you knew it was a chop)... dealers are trained to muck cards as quickly as possible, but I have a feeling if you had said something, they could've been turned over. Just a brain fart, so I would have kept playing and maybe even tried to use it to my advantage in a later hand.
Play play play play play play play play
Before the pocket Q's hand you showed pocket K's, WTF happened there? Why don't you show all your hands? Very odd!!!
You didn't fold though smh you tried to show
Take a short bathroom brake to get your act together.
Bro did you get half of that pot or no
A chop is a chop. Thats silly they gave the pot to him!
Leave evidently you are not focusing and only seeing the players cards and not the boards cards.
It’s quite annoying to see u have the cards and you not telling us if you fold them. Like some of them were playable
You played solid except the Qs of course lol
Still a plus on the session.
Too bad the flip ended up the wrong way.
Happens. Just learn and move on!
The times thats happened to me i feel like such a bum like the whole card room is thinking "this guy is an idiot" 😆
LeAve
Play but get a cup of coffee
Play.... We've all done dumb shit
DO NOT DO stupid things; just turn over your hand FFS!
leaveeeeeeeeeeeeee
Embarrassing bad man
Leave bro
Don’t take advice from Ethan, he’s worse than you.
Am I the only one that gets annoyed by the fact that it sounds so monotone Everytime he says I scooped X amount of a pot? It gets redundant and it feels unnecessary.
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