Poker Vlog #12: All-in at Texas Card House - Houston!!

In this session, I'm at Texas Card Houston - Houston playing $1/2 no limit Texas Hold'em. Bought in for the $300 max and was a fun night full of action, yet again. Oh that Texas poker!
Hand analysis starts at 00:00:48.
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Heads up, will be playing in the WSOP Independence Day Event in Las Vegas on July 4th. Stay tuned for more content...

[@yof8512]

Thank you for good video ! I'm gonna visit around the area for poker in October. If I see you, I will greet you. Yo from Japan

[@nooneseesme522]

11:58 that's insane 😭

[@MaydayAggro]

Let me start by saying that I love that you are not afraid to bet the size of the pot. Many live low limit players bet tiny nearly all the time unless they are trying to get draws to fold, which makes them completely transparent.
74s: I think preflop was fine. I'd just shove this turn. No reason to allow a scare card on the river that will dry up the action, especially if you believe he has Kx. You got exactly the card you wanted. Go for it all now. Villain was SB. You paid to see his cards, and you want to know what he is 3betting! Wait for him to show! You did this a few times.
AQs: I would definitely squeeze here. Your chances of winning oop decrease more than your share of the pot as more people enter.
99: A squeeze is a 3bet after a raise and call(s). This was not a squeeze. It's a cold 4bet (4betting after a raise and 3bet as your first action, rather than raising, getting 3bet, then 4betting when action gets back to you). This was a strange check back by villain on the flop. I thought maybe he had QQ or JJ. Only thing that makes sense (with his actual hand) is that he was afraid of the QJ and decided to treat his hand as a showdown hand until the A hit the turn. I think you lost out on some value here by not overbetting either the turn or river. A hand like QQ likely isn't calling no matter what (except as a possible blocker), so go after the 2pr and Ax hands.
QJs: I think maybe checking river (inducing a bluff or thin value bet) might have been the only way to get some more value.

[@jasonbell-poker]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@Michaelgnizak]

I liked your narration on the hands.

[@goose_o7]

I hate the first hand! Some aggression on the button is fine I think but you just have to fold to the 3bet. When you lost to 45o, I wouldn't sweat it. That hand has very little equity against most of your range and he just got lucky. He also didn't charge you much so you probably lost the minimum.

[@MaydayAggro]

I suggest showing the effective stacks, say, under your position in the graphic. That allows us to follow bet sizing. Love all the other included info. Some newer vloggers do not include positions, which makes keeping track of the action somewhat difficult. Also it would be great to know how long you played so we can get an idea of your hourly winrate.

[@jasonbell-poker]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@christophera434]

Hey Jason can I ask a couple questions. Is tch Houston time based like the Dallas ones? Additionally, how do you make the card graphics?

[@jasonbell-poker]

Absolutely. Yes, TCH Houston is time-based. I get most of my graphics from Adobe Stock, then crop, if needed, and import into Premiere Pro for overall video editing.

[@christophera434]

@@jasonbell-poker thank you!

[@Wesley-rn7oc]

You should let the bettor show cards first, they keep mucking and you don't get any knowledge of what they're raising with.

[@rubenfelix6452]

Always let the other guy open he's hand when he goes all in and you call just so we can see what he had as a viewer it makes it more interesting for uss

[@joebarlow1650]

Showing your cards first when you don't have to isn't good for the vlog and you don't get any information from them. Also, if by chance you are beat, then you can muck.