Keep working hard and improving your game! I enjoy your vlogs, always waiting for the next one to drop. Wish you the best of luck and hope to see you in Florida some day soon
You decided to do it! Nice, good call. Even though I remembered some of those hands, it was nice to watch the compilation of the biggest pots you've had so far.
More importantly than the hand review that I ended up leading with for some reason: Thanks for just how much of yourself that you've put into these blogs. You're as real as it gets in this space, and I've learned a lot about how someone who's naturally an emotional player can navigate the mid-stakes (trending to high-stakes!) grind. I wish you a mountain of run-good and - more importantly! - play-good in the future!
Lex, Your first video came out the day after my 21st birthday. I had just found poker vlogs in general maybe a month before that. Along with growing in stakes personally. Didn’t find your channel until your 5th or so vlog but have not missed a vlog since! Nothing but good things to say about your vlog! Feels nice to watch the channel grow from the beginning. Keep up the good work!
i started watching in like march or april of 2021. it was like episode 3 or 4. i remember after watching that vlog, i went back and watched the rest of your videos and i haven’t missed a single one since then. good shit bro. congrats on everything
I think many of these hands you slow play and have some fancy play on your best hands, which turned out to be a disaster. The problem with slow playing or trapping is many times the run out puts you in awkward situations and you are trying to figure out what your opponent has - which is harder than if you just play strong at the start with the hand. But I love the grind and your videos!
19:50 Since you know him quite well, would he be going in all in with AA? It didn't seem you gave much thought about him having a better full house with that big a re-raise.
I remember watching the AK pot in Texas when it came out. Mad how you remember things 🤣 great to see the evolution of the vlog and your play. Great content as always lex keep it up 👍
I am learning this game, thank you for explaining what's going on, it really helps me. I play online and get cussed out a lot cause I play crazy ass hands. Raise out the door, lotta bluffs, all in. Check with aces to build the pot, call it beginners luck. I still don't even know what a check vs a call is. Not even sure what a blind is, (ante). Thanks again, vids are great. Love your fur missle.
Easily one of the top-3 best poker vloggers in the world. You are awesome. I wish to meet you someday, play some poker and have some drinks together. Someday it will happen! :) Love from Sweden!
SIR please make a video on money management I mean how much amount of capital get on table how to grow it how much percentage is enough for week ❤️❤️😊😊and thanks for making videos for us love from india
23:00 When the crazy action player puts in a 6x check raise on flop then massive overbet jams rhe turn on that board I don’t think he has any hands in his range that lose to AJ. Having the Ad is actually bad in this instance in my opinion because the only bluff hand I see him doing this with is nut flush draw
The guy that shoved for $3400 more was showing some real strength there. As much as it sucks to fold top 2, I don't think you're ever ahead of a 3 bet turn shove. Even from an action player.
The old guy had AA in a 4! Pot and the flop is KQT and he jams? Like his opponents entire range of hands that he isnt blocking had him crushed. KK, QQ, KQs, only hands he isnt blocking that he is ahead. What a dream spot
Lex O poker remember lower stake players wants to win the money in the pots. Higher stake players want to take your stack, the money in your pocket and your entire bankroll
hey, lex,,i am from less sunny california, should i move to florida and play at bestbet....my two brothers live in jacksonville, i like ur videos and subscribed to ur channel...thanks..dealer at bay 101 san jose, ca
I hope that you've changed your mind about the 10k hand you lost with threes-full vs kings-full. Even given the tilted/maniac vibe of the player that you described, my issue with your snap-call of his 4-BET shove(!) on the river is how strong YOUR line was. The blocker-sized-river-lead-to-healthy-3-bet line is a/ really strong and b/ severely underbluffed. A 4-bet jam into that line is basically NEVER a bluff - or even an overplay - in post-2020 poker. Not from any reg, even a maniac. My feeling when I first saw that hand was that your blocker-lead-to-3-bet line was fine against that player, but that you have to be 3-bet-folding at that SPR. I actually like that line better than a 2/3rds to 3/4-pot lead, because then you're looking at a river raise to 2000+, which you have to call because it's feasible that this player type might be raising with A2 suited, or even K2 suited, both of which you beat. TL;DR: Your original analysis was that this was an unavoidable cooler. Do you still feel that way today?
He described the opponent as a middle aged station possibly on tilt. I like Lex's line too. This type of player is probably not going to cbet a 2 into 2 players so I would heavily discount him having a 2 especially opening large in early position. Stations don't jam bluff on the river so you have to figure out what value he would do this with. AA seems highly unlikely given the turn check. Also lex 3bet fairly large on the river so I would think AA just calls nearly all the time given Lex's perceived strength. The only value hand Lex could beat would be KJ. How many KJ's would villain play this way? I would think he would limp or raise smaller pretty all unsuited variety. That leaves 2 combos of KJs. He loses to 3 combos of KK and 3 combos of JJ. I would think that folding would be the best play too. When stations show a ton a aggression, they usually turn over the nuts.
I feel so bad for you. Tough tough hands. I would be fuming 😤 after that kk v 33 loss. Little did you know your fake blocker bet was actually music to opponents ears.....
Hope you enjoy the largest hands I’ve played and thanks again for 45,000+ subs!
You are an inspiration...with love from India
Keep working hard and improving your game! I enjoy your vlogs, always waiting for the next one to drop. Wish you the best of luck and hope to see you in Florida some day soon
Much more aggressive thumbnails and titles! Kudos!
You decided to do it! Nice, good call. Even though I remembered some of those hands, it was nice to watch the compilation of the biggest pots you've had so far.
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More importantly than the hand review that I ended up leading with for some reason:
Thanks for just how much of yourself that you've put into these blogs. You're as real as it gets in this space, and I've learned a lot about how someone who's naturally an emotional player can navigate the mid-stakes (trending to high-stakes!) grind.
I wish you a mountain of run-good and - more importantly! - play-good in the future!
Lex,
Your first video came out the day after my 21st birthday. I had just found poker vlogs in general maybe a month before that. Along with growing in stakes personally.
Didn’t find your channel until your 5th or so vlog but have not missed a vlog since!
Nothing but good things to say about your vlog! Feels nice to watch the channel grow from the beginning. Keep up the good work!
i started watching in like march or april of 2021. it was like episode 3 or 4. i remember after watching that vlog, i went back and watched the rest of your videos and i haven’t missed a single one since then. good shit bro. congrats on everything
Glad you have improved the voiceover. I had it cranked up so high just to hear those early hands, haha. Fun video.
I've been here since the beginning! Nice to see your growth, you're a great guy
Way more positive vibes. I'm back for that. Thanks Lex for listening to the little guys
DOGS OF THE VLOG. best intro ever!
Superfan Alert!!!!!! Loving the recap and appreciate your time in putting out these videos! 50K subs LFG!!!
I haven't missed one yet, keep them coming and Run Good man!
I think many of these hands you slow play and have some fancy play on your best hands, which turned out to be a disaster. The problem with slow playing or trapping is many times the run out puts you in awkward situations and you are trying to figure out what your opponent has - which is harder than if you just play strong at the start with the hand. But I love the grind and your videos!
I like this comment
The only way to slow play and win is to flop the nuts or know you have the nuts on the river...
Lex is trying to get max value in the wrong ways
@@YallaMiami ciij I’llu in ñ b bnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
Great recap. Variance is real. Rogue living his best life lol
sheesh man some of these were hard to watch absolute coolers.... keep on pushing
Great recap on some wild hands you've played. Living the best life bro. Onwards and upwards.
“I would fold against a better player”
Proceeds to get wrecked over and over. I love it. Lex is great for the game.
19:50 Since you know him quite well, would he be going in all in with AA? It didn't seem you gave much thought about him having a better full house with that big a re-raise.
Great to watch. As a 1-2 player, I'd go into cardiac arrest playing pots this size !!!
Great compilation video!
Your narrator’s voice, content and delivery are all very good
I remember watching the AK pot in Texas when it came out. Mad how you remember things 🤣 great to see the evolution of the vlog and your play. Great content as always lex keep it up 👍
I am learning this game, thank you for explaining what's going on, it really helps me. I play online and get cussed out a lot cause I play crazy ass hands. Raise out the door, lotta bluffs, all in. Check with aces to build the pot, call it beginners luck. I still don't even know what a check vs a call is. Not even sure what a blind is, (ante). Thanks again, vids are great. Love your fur missle.
Almost the best lose-hand review I have ever seen!
You have this special power of making you smile and feel at peace 💙
Great idea. Enjoyed it. Some huge coolers both good ones and the wrong end too.
Love these recaps! Pumped It makes to want to play poker right now.
I know just how that feels.
I won a hand tonight at aria that had almost 150 bucks in it.
My biggest pot of the night!
Congratulations Lex always a pleasure to watch you play
Your channel is different than other poker channels. I like it.
13:10 very surprised that KQ (especially KQs) wasn't part of your thought process
He laid the trap knowing you’d bet if you had at least a K, maybe AJ. That was brutal. I felt your pain all the way from AZ
Nice one, man. Keep it up
Got to love it when you have the nuts and they raise!!
Always great to start of with Rogue!
Next up: Best of Rogue!!!!!
Awwww such a cute doggie
Lex,
Besides the poker, thx for us Rouge lovers!!
Very beautiful dog and great Vlog.
great vid, i like seeing the losses and the wins.
Good dog! 💞🐕💞
Hi Rouge. Nice compilation Lex. Thanks.
Easily one of the top-3 best poker vloggers in the world. You are awesome. I wish to meet you someday, play some poker and have some drinks together. Someday it will happen! :) Love from Sweden!
GREAT VIDEO!!! I dread set over set. Makes me sick seeing it. Girlfriend is very happy to see Rouge!!!! #TeamRouge
Love the dog
I'm glad you stacked that OMC with queens, makes me all happy inside
You did better than me lol 😂 nice 👍🏻 Good 👍🏻 Luck 🍀
Great job lex I hope you continue your win you deserve it
@16:10 "Look at that shirt. Who wears a shirt like that?" Awesome.
Great vid!
That AA hand reminds me of the time I also “leveled” myself and wished I was dumb enough to think he has at least a Q and fold
Journal!! Good for your surgeon good for you
The K10 and all three AJ hands were folds. Outside of that some great reads and plays
brutal‼️®™️ 🔥🔥
Wow bro the K in the river was nice 👍🏻
Love it bro!
Wow been watching your videos for a while,that's the first time I can remember
you getting felted and leaving‼️®™️ 🥶🥶
probably a smart move❗️
Great video, Lex! Now it’s time to get to the Rock and battle those out of town whales!
No 1 video for me this days
I'm only a half year into my poker journey and I'm not doing so hot. I can't wait to be at your level and really throw some chips around 🥰
Good one it was entertaining
Watching those coolers is gut wrenching. I couldn't do it!
SIR please make a video on money management I mean how much amount of capital get on table how to grow it how much percentage is enough for week ❤️❤️😊😊and thanks for making videos for us love from india
Wild times playing behind a damn plexi glass but exchanging the same chips back and forth. Lol
Like the best plays ever of your favourite football team, great
Snap calling bottom boat to a river 4bet is ambitious
Lex you get coolered so hard in these big spots. lol The AJ vs 44s shove was disgusting.
Thank you Lex amazing video.
Respect for tipping the dealer $100. Even on high limit games I've seen players carry a stack of 5's.
The only time I switched seats is to target a specific player, never to get a better look at the table 🤔
Would you cash out when you are up and rejoin with your profit?
Thx for all,I made my way to a (little pro :) ),a little bit because of your clever play to watch. I will say thx bro
the pocket 3s hand is a sigh fold when you get shoved on
0mg Lex...I'd poop myself...mine would do the same thing. Love the pups!
Great stuff Lex! Hope you’re able to come to MGM National Harbor or Maryland Live someday
Maryland ganggggg
23:00 When the crazy action player puts in a 6x check raise on flop then massive overbet jams rhe turn on that board I don’t think he has any hands in his range that lose to AJ. Having the Ad is actually bad in this instance in my opinion because the only bluff hand I see him doing this with is nut flush draw
The guy that shoved for $3400 more was showing some real strength there. As much as it sucks to fold top 2, I don't think you're ever ahead of a 3 bet turn shove. Even from an action player.
Top 2 pair is nice but when facing an overbet that is 10x Pot ... top 2 pair shrinks pretty quickly
@@ForeverBrooklynNYC Exactly what I was thinking. That would be an ambitious semi bluff on that turn. lol
You have some very painful hands. It's hard not to get beat with set over set. Enjoyed this vlog. I like your dog you do a nice job with your dog.
Woulda liked to see analysis from current you to say what u liked n disliked bout past yous plays. Maybe another vid to do this?
Rogue is so cute!
Rouge is so humble. He is probably wondering what the hell that thing is you always talk to.
Cute doggy
Seems like a coolerfest to me.
Thanks so much lex
Looks like Rogue is camera shy lol
The old guy had AA in a 4! Pot and the flop is KQT and he jams? Like his opponents entire range of hands that he isnt blocking had him crushed. KK, QQ, KQs, only hands he isnt blocking that he is ahead. What a dream spot
You can definitely fold the pocket 3s based on how the river action went. People in super high stakes make those folds so why not do it too?
Lex O poker remember lower stake players wants to win the money in the pots. Higher stake players want to take your stack, the money in your pocket and your entire bankroll
That last hand shows there is an easy way to play jiggities!
Nice five percenter with the KK LOL
Good job
How does he check the turn, ya say? To get ALLLL yer money.
hey, lex,,i am from less sunny california, should i move to florida and play at bestbet....my two brothers live in jacksonville, i like ur videos and subscribed to ur channel...thanks..dealer at bay 101 san jose, ca
Fur baby! 🐶
I disagree about the best feeling in poker. The best feeling in poker is when you have the nuts and your opponent raises all in
How much do u usually tip the dealer on a 5k pot. Do u take care of them at the end or is $25 standard?
What do you think a good tip is on a $5k pot?
@@lexopoker 25 bucks is a lot
I hope that you've changed your mind about the 10k hand you lost with threes-full vs kings-full. Even given the tilted/maniac vibe of the player that you described, my issue with your snap-call of his 4-BET shove(!) on the river is how strong YOUR line was. The blocker-sized-river-lead-to-healthy-3-bet line is a/ really strong and b/ severely underbluffed. A 4-bet jam into that line is basically NEVER a bluff - or even an overplay - in post-2020 poker. Not from any reg, even a maniac.
My feeling when I first saw that hand was that your blocker-lead-to-3-bet line was fine against that player, but that you have to be 3-bet-folding at that SPR. I actually like that line better than a 2/3rds to 3/4-pot lead, because then you're looking at a river raise to 2000+, which you have to call because it's feasible that this player type might be raising with A2 suited, or even K2 suited, both of which you beat.
TL;DR: Your original analysis was that this was an unavoidable cooler. Do you still feel that way today?
He described the opponent as a middle aged station possibly on tilt. I like Lex's line too. This type of player is probably not going to cbet a 2 into 2 players so I would heavily discount him having a 2 especially opening large in early position. Stations don't jam bluff on the river so you have to figure out what value he would do this with. AA seems highly unlikely given the turn check. Also lex 3bet fairly large on the river so I would think AA just calls nearly all the time given Lex's perceived strength. The only value hand Lex could beat would be KJ. How many KJ's would villain play this way? I would think he would limp or raise smaller pretty all unsuited variety. That leaves 2 combos of KJs. He loses to 3 combos of KK and 3 combos of JJ. I would think that folding would be the best play too. When stations show a ton a aggression, they usually turn over the nuts.
I feel so bad for you. Tough tough hands. I would be fuming 😤 after that kk v 33 loss. Little did you know your fake blocker bet was actually music to opponents ears.....
good job muscles
A clip show??
Stop calling all ins with top pair lol was watching this man
Wtf?!? 10 hrs ago?! No notification.
"How'd you check the turn?" Seems like he played it perfectly.
I agree