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One Of The BEST CALLS Of My ENTIRE Life || Lex Reflects
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ธ.ค. 2022
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Episode 3
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During the Big Game hand reviews, I will explain and review the different hands I’ve played during this tournament. Why did I make certain choices and what can you learn from them?
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If you were the loose cannon, what would your strategy be?
play gto and crush that 2010 table
@@terryhampshire4378 ^^^^^
I have thought about this, I would play tight but trappy but also add in a few re-raise bluffs with boards that suit my range as the pro would never expect it without a huge hand. Playing tight continuously is a huge mistake as you will never get paid for your big hands and will continuously get run over when they read you as weak
Try to look like a tight passive player while actually playing like a tight aggressive player. Check-call and check-raise, and generally have a varied game that is hard to narrow down that makes it look like I don't know what I'm doing while actually having a game plan in mind. If I'm winning at showdown a lot I'll adjust to bluff more. Maybe toss in a limp-reraise.
Not folding that ace for sure lol
"Calm down you old nit!" 🤣
😂😂😂
Playing 15% of hands on a table with a whale, then mocking someone making money off K8 😂
😂
Always hated that comment by Greenstein so much
😂😂
Paying attention to table dynamics can be so lucrative. It can be boring if you’re picking up junk for 2+ hours playing live, but picking up on each persons vibes/tendencies goes such a long way. Great vid, Lex. Loving these
Lex Reflects is honestly the thing I look forward to most on TH-cam each week. Not only are all clips childhood memories but the commentary is awesome as well!
The commentary is so awesome!! Please continue, this was the thing I was looking forward the most, it's just amazing! The Big Game was such a nice show
True, I can't wait for that format to be back one day
“I don’t do that shit. I just always bluff.” lmao, love young maniac Lex
Great video. Lol at the comment about Greenstein 😂
'Calm down you old nit!' had me laughing 🤣
We need a video about your 1st WSOP when you were bluffing left and right everyone at the table :)
yesss!
literally recording that today :)
@@LexVeldhuisTV awesome, i love when eli wants to basically smack your hand like a school teacher saying "stop it!"
Nice one Lex, I remember that hand vividly. Thanks for elaborating. I love the dynamic you and Negreanu had in The Big Game.
This is my favourite poker content right now!
Keep it up!♥️
Love the new style of content and the education you are sharing. Happy Birthday bro we both turn 39 today! Crazy
Always wanted to hear your reasoning behind this hand! THANK YOU
Great video! It's amazing how vividly you can recount your feelings from back then. The Greenstein comment killed me 🤣
Thanks for the video. Great strategy with loose canon dynamicsand well analysed hand. One of the best cash game formats ever. Was so fun to watch it back then. Keep it up, Lex. Please do one analysis of your famous many bluffs in a row on the WSOP featured table back then!
Lex, Poker Go put out a video featuring "High Stakes Poker " hands involving yourself. The final hand in the video is against Doyle Brunson. I would love to see you analyze this in the near future
I believe he did that in another video, i think his reasoning is along these lines: that call vs doyle with ducks was that he knows doyle generally doesn't play smaller holdings and that board is pretty unlikely to connect with his range especially Doyle's bet sizing seems fishy for value
Recording that very soon. Had to speak to them for the content
@@LexVeldhuisTV looking forward to seeing the video
Was waiting for this hand :D Amazing stuff Lex!
I remember watching the big game on tv, I didn’t know what poker was, but I liked it. Later I watched them all on TH-cam. I wish Tony G would bring this game back, as a livestream. It would crush
These videos are great! Keep em coming bro :)
Lex ur recent videos have helped alot. Thank you
The pot bet on the flop made sense when I saw the results. Charge them draws, etc. Check through and see another heart would be a gut punch.
Bad to make a decision for 1 single hand though. I think the general strategy behind the lead is awful
Thanks Lex I really enjoyed this one, it's interesting to see current Lex talking about Young Lex decisions
No comments, high class!!! Like a boss...
Great videos Lex, would love to see your thoughts on the KJ 52 hand v Ivey on high stakes poker
Your goatee and silver in your hair actually make you better looking now. I absolutely loved it when Daniel Negreanu bluffed with nothing and you called with a better nothing. Instincts rule.
Lex, you should ask Barry if wants to play you HU lmao.
love this content Lex, great call
I’m watching the first hand, I think you may have QT with the ten of hearts, or something like A9 off with the Ace of hearts, I think QT off is more likely with the ten of heats and continuing on the river to get vale from other Qx holdings holding a heart. Of course there’s other hands in your range but that is my first read
QTo A9o both don't call the small blind very often. I would prefer to 3b especially with Bonomo in the big blind. Most hands with Q + a heart I'm not betting on the river but decide to bluffcatch or not
Responding per your request hope this thought process is ok:
I'm calling 28k against someone who is very aggro because I think they have a lot of Ax with the A of hearts and at this point its 28k into 56. I don't think I get to this river holding JJ though I honestly probably fold the flop even though I know thats nitty I don't want to go to war with 2 good pros with middle pair+J high flush draw even in position
AAAAND I'd lose the max nice hand Lex
I like the idea of flop fold. I just don't have many Ahx hands except AQ, AJ AT.
@@LexVeldhuisTV thanks for responding! The reason I gave you more Ahx is because you just cold called the cannon pre and I assumed you were looking to play a lot of flops with him so maybe had a supremely wide calling range that included more A high. Then thinking maybe sometimes you were just trying to get a fold on the river. Looking back and discounting Ahx I suppose I'm just calling hoping you have 66, 77, 99 and in that case should be folding a lot more for the price
Love these videos I was a huge fan of the big game!
I remember when this happened and it’s a great call. Back then I couldn’t comprehend it, and I learned from it. However I don’t think Barry did. Lol
Love it. Keep doing these please
What was the problem with Greensteins’ comment?
Because he had the completely wrong read on Lex’s call and Greenstein is a huge prick
He wanted to make my call seem bad
Barry's comment was compliment
The loose cannon after seeing his trips lost to king high
always calling because the board dynamics didnt change at all unless you had pocket 10's, no draws after the flop got there so i would say if you call the turn you have to call the river
That's generally a very dangerous thing to do in poker. Because that implies that you have no new information. Me firing a 3rd barrel is a huge piece of information because both our ranges got a lot slimmer
@@LexVeldhuisTV yeah i wouldve lost a fuckton of money LMAO thats why you´re the pro and im not. Just commenting what i would have done in the situation and i would have lit 28k on fire.
To bet all three streets in this fashion, even though the bet on the end is only half pot, you're repping at least some hand like QT with Th, but more likely a small flush. Probably have to fold this hand on the end, though it's likely we were drawing live.
Everybody wants the big game to come back but I just want that Lex hairstyle to return😔😔😔
Hey lex, try blurring part of the cards (in the thumbnail) so that there's an element of mystery!
God you know what Lex, i would’ve probably folded on the turn so i’m not in a position to say. I’m thinking you have AQ with the A of hearts, so that’s still beating me with pocket J’s.. I don’t know man.
Edit: wauw, fucking set of 5’s well played
If i was loose cannon I would have folded by turn, chasing a flush thats probably no good if made/someone could have already made, second pair on a textured board where BB could easily have Qx or even 10 8o. On the river thats an easy fold, opponent leading 3 streets multiway is usually best.
Love these.
Second pair is a hand i would have folded earlier. But being in this spot on the river i guess i would call.
My reasoning being, that i block the flush with the Jack of hearts and also the straight.
Furthermore being the loose canon... There is a other option aswell. I dont know how much you have behind. But raising is probably even better. I can represent the Flush and straight. You might even fold a Queen if i all-in being Harlow.
apperently i suck pretty hard. XD
I swear to god I called pocket fives before I saw ur hand I’m so happpy rn lol
nice one
The reason Barry gave you that comment in the end is he cant make that call and doesnt understand the concept how you got there. Wear it proudly Lex and happy new year to you and the chat 🥳
You are doing good job with your poker brand.
Very nice vid Lex.
First hand i thought you had like no heart Q-x and i would probably call-call-fold kudos to you if you bluff the river.
Nice read on the second hand. Would you have called behind the cannon on the flop if he called Daniels re-raise?
Keep up the good work ❤️👌💵
If the canon, of all people, cold calls a 3bet on that flop, you can bet your house Lex would have folded like a wet blanket.
@@kostispanselinos6778 I dont have a house to bet. But i would not be surprised if younger wilder lex would have called with a sick plan in his head😀
@@kubas2424 You don't understand the dynamics at play. The canon is spotted 100k; he can only keep his profit. So if he's at 125k, that extra 25k is his, and it's pure profit.
So, when you lead on a AJ6 board with K8, a player in between raises, and the canon (OF ALL PEOPLE AT THE TABLE) cold calls that raise, you'd have to be a complete idiot to not understand the CANON HAS A HAND. So yes, Lex would fold faster than you can type the word fold. Young Lex was reckless, not stupid.
@@kostispanselinos6778 Ok buddy. You need to take deep breath and chill out. Than do it again. Here is the "fold" to end our conversation. Have a good one! ❤️
Lex is my fav young player ever
I would call. Bet looks like a bluff disguised as value to me. Would you really bet a Q? Js block the straight. Jh does block some of the most natural bluffs, and yes, you could have sets of Q5, Q8, or QT, but I think Js are too good to let go once you have called flop and turn. Agree that folding on the flop might have been the best thing to do, although I doubt I would have done it.
love these vids
when the music came up on the 8 minute mark i thought the video was over and almost closed it. not a good idea making it sound like an outro ^^
I actually think the loose cannon shouldve ripped it in on the river, he has the jack blocker, ur sizing on the river looks kinda weak, and u lead out on the flop which u wont do with like a nut flush i think… also u are very bluffy so u could easily have air
Zou de facecam misschien naar 60FPS kunnen? Dat geeft de production value een dikke boost
staat op 60 fps `-`
@@LexVeldhuisTV Hmm gaat niet iets helemaal goed dan haha
Nice video Lex!
I was thinking q5 or q2, but only after the river bet… pot pot then smaller size on river with this board usually means charging draws and then wanting a crying call on river.. I probably play same line as the cannon. I wonder if he calls bigger bet on river but could have been one of those spots where he is only calling like 25 percent or less size
Don't play those from the small blind though! Have to start thinking of hands keeping preflop in mind
Man, Daniel’s sizing on that river
Its weird now to see pokerstars symbol and the Netherlands flag together on Lex, can you play pokerstars in netherlands?
Fold. Milky sizing & you smiled :^)
the hand with K8 was just out this world amazing stuff by Lex,however i don't understand the fold by the cannon at least stick around for the turn card
There is no reasonable explanation for why he fold there, if u gonna play a8 you simply can't fold after hitting top my only guess is he is scared of potential flush/bigger ace
I do have one question, and it is the same as Daniel's. What did you put him on? Obviously you thought K high was good but was there anything specific you put him on?
ps "You old nit, Greenstein." hahaha.
I felt the same way about that comment by greeenstein. Homie just mad cause he only plays 1 out of every 30 hands
Happy birthday Lex :)
ty!
5:38 i would fold on flop cause im a nit, but i think you have a set like pocket 22 or 55
your blufs there are Ax with aheart i think if you bluffing there you will bet pot or overbet with a heart also do this with flush but 28k i think its valuetown
so good at sets
ah the infamous "i will play the board" hand
Calm down barry you old nit - i love it
I thought you had two pairs or had ace of hearts. Well played.
Really needed to slow down due to the big blind....I do the opposite and bet pot :D
5:40 I think it's a valuebet because you flopped the flush, I'd fold my pair of jacks with an overcard on the board.
If I'm calling I have you on either ATo with the ace of hearts sometimes the ten, and K8 with a heart?
Looking up a player who's playing massive pots when you got a decent hand isn't that reckless..
Edit: man i hate jacks
Wouldn't play that from the sb
I'll check, to bluffcatch
they really should bring back the big game
Greenstein catching strays
Shove or fold, guessing lex has set or weak flush with this big size big size milk bet.
I thought calling on the flop was sicker than calling on the river tbh. When I/normal people lead out with air and get raised that's a fold. I'm not good enough to sniff that out.
Does your Twitch schedule have any basis in reality? Wed ? Thur ?
sunday
Every Sunday, but streaming every day next 2 weeks for New Years Series. Right here on youtube!
I would feel so, so intimidated by Bonomo lol, if I were you, but ESPECIALLY if I was the cannon
Bonomo has good table presence
i would have no idear what to do on that river against u there. i might would have called because i called 2 times the maniac
Hahaha oh man I love the nit comment about Greenstein
Can't call river. Probably not turn either. I'm guessing Lex has a set or flush.
Fold cuz you’re a G. Also cuz you bet into Bonomo too
This hand was beyond explainable. With any logic a call can always be explained to make sense. Don’t call down k high multi-way vs raises. This is negative ev
I usually bet this high on the flop when I wanna get rid of other players quick. I think you had like QT suited and you were scared of the hearths. Maybe 2 pairs in better scenario. But at the end that smile is more likely that it was you waiting for the hearth all the time. So let me see now.
I though this hand will be more spicy😅 your moves makes sense to me then
you're comment phishing but i'll give it to you; bc you're cooler than other comment fishers. We're getting 3:1 so I start breaking it down from there. I don't think you're value betting Q9s types anymore; and I thought for a second you could have KQ+ (which I think you would take this line with) but you 3b tons of that. You never have J9 so JJ is irrelevant for a blocker there, Jh kind of is just a rough blocker in general. I guess you can have 55-22, QT/Q8s/Q5s/Q2s at a decent clip here given 50% vpip. I guess from here we just start counting flushes.. maybe somewhere in the neighborhood of 25.., so value you have 50 combos or so, we need to find 17 bluffs.. seems somewhat snappy once we get here if you're vpiping 50%
also once you said no talk and smile you probably get a muck from me
Fold because it’s a value bet
Lex 2011 barreling 3 streets... I literally have no idea what the f he could have 🤷♂️
Hey Lex, what´s chenged? You aren´t that agressive anymore, right?
I am!
Whoa, he calls himself "Lex Veld-house"? I thought it was more European like "Veld-hwee"...
Love this content bro just sayin
I'd snap fold because I'd expect a bluff to be a much bigger sizing - it looks like Q8/Q10 trying to milk a call from AA/KK/AQ
Once I’ve called flop and turn I’m probably going to call the river.
If you had IT bet but if you Bluff it😲😲
River bet of $28k would have me folding because I'm a bitch. Probably would have folded the turn bet already, though.
Once in a blue moon I'd also tell myself to semi bluff jam turn, but I'm glad Harlow didn't do that lmao
I think I would have called on the river. However it's not a place I'd want to be. lol
You do realize KQ with one heart beats you though…
Depends on how I'm playing but I'd probably call
Wow didn't think you had it but idk if I'd had called the flop
@@aidenwilkin5738 Good on you for replying before seeing it!
I would fold at 5:57
ALL in
All in
Great thinking vrs negreanu, don't try this at home game, k8cc