@@RockinTheDub 1/2 plays "miles differently" than 1/3? That's what 1/3 players tell themselves to look down on 1/2 players. It's no different, other than a better deal on the rake.
New live poker player here, really enjoying your videos. Really refreshing to see someone posting real play, not just GTO junk. And that was a solid bluff, be proud of that!
Hey Corey, thanks a lot for watching + commenting I’ve been watching your videos for a long time. As you once said Chasers is a very cool “meth lab,” and I really wish I could film sessions in there. How did you get away with it for so long? Just filming discreetly or something else?
Another great vlog nicely done...One thing and thts just my 2 cents is the sizing of 75 preflop with AQ it's not bad but now you putting yrslf in corner specifically with just hitting top pair now u have to bet reasonable but pot swelling up I guess wht I'm thinking maybe three betting lower amount preflop...I donno I could be wrong ...lol over nice plays
Solid performance! I’d only add that at Gate City, if you play a double bomb pot the top hand is eligible for the hourly “high hand” bonus. I forget how much it is on Saturday’s but your four 8’s may have won you that hourly bonus if you had shown it.
Dukey bud I had McDonald’s the other night and thought about you. I had the biggest dooker I’ve ever had in my life I swear they poisoned me because I complained about the long wait. Anywho, great video as always! Gotta run to the toilet
In the bomb pot, with quads, I like a call there. You want more money going into the pot seeing how you're guaranteed to win half. So I like the call. I think a raise is going to fold out a lot of hands that you'd want to call, but I guess not a lot of hands are going to continue on those boards anyways. Great session. Keep up the good work
prob don't want to be showing table your folds esp the 10-10 hand that's just telling everybody they can get you off a big hand (which later happens w your AQ)
For the AQ hand, before he even turned over his hand I liked a 3 bet jam on the flop. His line doesn't make any sense, never AK, maybe a decent Ace sometimes but mainly it's all just bluffs or a weak pair. He was getting bullied by you all day and it was a clear play back at you IMO. Its hard to say something and actually do it from our view but live reads and table knowledge can come into effect here. Great video overall and I wish you success going forward!
You are mature beyond your years. You articulate very well and don't ramble. I don't watch too much poker vlogs any more but I found your channel and been watching since. You play well and don't act better than you are which is nice to see. That's not a knock either. From what little we see, I don't see how you aren't a good 2/5 reg or better. You play well and make good decisions without trying to be cute. Good luck bud and send that hourly to the moon. You should definitely be playing larger than 1/2. Stay humble and good luck
The absolute best advice I or anyone can ever give you is to just simply only try to play pots in position. Also try not to play monkey in the middle too often as in being the guy in a pot between someone out of position and someone in position. About 98% will never even notice that you are always trying to play pots in position, they most likely wont even think you are playing tight if you are consistently being aggressive in position. Tightish is rightish in most in these low stakes games this also applys to 2/5 and man you are going to love playing 2/5 bro i hope you get there soon. You will see a lot less weird random unreadable plays and a lot more young guns getting aggro and donking out and bluffing/semi bluffing in super marginal spots. All you should be trying to do is make people believe that you arnt playing too tight. Be confident in the spots you do choose to bluff and realize that the bluff that failed may end up helping you get paid in the future because we are generally playing tight right?
Cracks me up to see people criticizing how you play a hand. Same as boxing/MMA fans that don't train but critique everything you do. I do really well playing poker but according to a lot of comments I must be a donkey
People will have shit to say about anything anyone does. My goal is to just play my hands the best way I see fit, and document everything with transparency! If people wanna call me a donkey, such is life! Thanks for the comment!
I liked the bluff with AK but that technically was the guy branded as the calling station so probably not the best guy to bluff at the table but you were right so just keep going with your gut. I loved the snap fold with 10s but i would never be showing that to people you want people to believe you just 3 bet with some weakish hand cuz you are a new kid with loads of chips and you simply can't contain yourself. Also 80 was not a very large 3 bet, if UTG calls you bet your ass the calling station is snap calling with literally all his range.. Considering the calling station is in this hand you have to size up to try to get him to fold you are targeting the utg raiser that has a much more predictable range. You should be making this at least 100$ here its a meta number and it makes people think a certain way, if they are bad players it could help polarize their thought process. I would imagine most people would put you on AK AQ types of hands instead of a big pair simply because you made it such a seemingly large amount (100-120)(i like 100 tho its meta) and you have been very active player so far. They would be more likely to assume you have a big pair if you make it 80 because it looks like you arnt trying to scare everyone at the table away. remember 34$ is a lot to win with just piece of shit pocket 10s so bigger is better when it comes to raising with multiple players in the pot you want to just take down the pot pre.. I forgot to mention the big blind is incentivized to call you based on the fact that he knows the dumbass calling station has a high probability of calling based on the size of his stack (hes got plenty of chips to burn and he dont mind burning them).. 100 makes the UTG think twice and be like well 100 is big and i think this might get even the station to fold. Obviously he diddles you with the re raise and you made the correct fold imo fuck what the solver says. The solver will tell you shit that is super marginal and technically correct against all the different types of possible opponents. The solver is what noobs use to find out how to not be exploited whilst they are stilling learning the game. The solver doesnt understand each individual player as you know by your comments. Its just a general way to help reinforce your strategy as you learn how not to be a fish.
AQ on an Ace high flop is definitely a re- raise to his raise depending on how much he was left with behind. If he had AK or JJ he would likely re-raise preflop. So you only lose to bottom set. If he has that then so be it. But, that doesn’t happen often enough to make your hand a fold. In the video it looked like he had very little behind. Making that a call all day and twice on Sunday. It’s either a bluff or a worse ace most of the time.
@@joemac999 there are a lot of circumstances that you should. That hand wasn’t one of them. Especially when you notice the raise size and look at the raisers remaining stack. Look at the video he had almost nothing left behind.
Even though you got lucky and drilled a deuce with your pocket 3s, in general, you never want to be drawing to the bottom end of a straight per Doyle Brunson in Supersystem.
bro that fold with aq at the end was rough. that guy has been getting absolutely diddled by you he was absolutely fuming inside and was dying to win a pot from you because he probably hates your guts.. He is the only player at the table you want to be playing as often as possible against based on the footage ive seen. if he has it he has it bro you have to pay him off there since we know he has such a wide pre flop range... there was a flush draw on the board and he could easily tilt jam a gut shot there.. he is down so much money your opponents are human (especially calling stations) and i would say like 90 percent of players end up letting their emotions get the best of them in this game and it will effect their play. That guy is an absolute fish and didn't have many chips considering what he had before. people get desperate at that point and start making plays. Just have to pay him off there. You played amazing this session though man and it wasnt the worst fold in the world just think of it as taking pity on the fish. Good luck on your journey i probably wont make massive comments like this anymore because its a lot of work but i really like you man and i know you like to learn. We are all still learning in this game so try to take advice from anyone you play with and make your own decisions based on all the information you gather whilst playing this game. When you start playing at the same place regularly be sure to remember as much as you can about opponents you play with more frequently, if you want to get dirty you can start befriending them and start talking poker and lying about how you would play a hand.. lol its kind of scummy but this is poker they would be dumb for trusting you.
I feel like with the AQ hand at the end the flop was so wet you had to go with it there. He had air but all his flush / straight draws could do the same
Its also the guy Dukey bluffed with AK and called him light with a 10. So immediately after he put in the massive raise he is out of line. The player would never 5,5x raise a bet if he had 77or AJ
@joemac999 nah. Why would he choose such a massive raise size? He raises to 275 and leaves himself 250-300 behind? If you even wanted to get it it all on the turn then you just raise to 175-200 so you have a little under pot sized bet behind
Really wouldn’t show your bluff at the table with AK. I know it’s exciting, but not only does it give away information. It also may have an adverse effect where it leaves the bad taste in the opponents mouth and he racks up his chips
I honestly needed someone to say this. Only been playing a couple months and I have a tendency to feel really good when my bluffs get through, but it's better to keep it private and keep them guessing.
@@DukeyBetsit's better if they think that you always have it, that way you can bluff them more often and they still think you never bluff. I also prefer to say good fold to make them feel good about themselves
that hand with the 33 is tricky i would be calling because in the scenario im stuck a bunch of money and praying to hit the two and semi praying to hit 7 and quarter praying to hit the 3.. those spots are super tricky and we dont know if you would have won the pot if a 3 or a 7 came.. think about how likely it would be for those guys to have 8x in there range given the preflop action.. The only way to make this hand play out easier would have been to 3 bet preflop but to me that seems pretty marginal and could lead to a flip pretty easily or just simply being crushed by like 10s, the original raiser might be wililng to go allin against you pretty light with like 77 pre because they might think you are on tilt from losing half your stack so i think calling withh 33 is best in this situation. Without a 3 bet pre its simply a guess and pray situation and i think you played it perfectly, i mean you were stuck bro you gotta try to win in back somehow and what better way than to play a juicy bloated pot four ways and pray.
It's live poker,you bet small and people think you are weak. That's what happened in the AJ7 flop. Plus it was the guy that you bluffed earlier and he wanted a revenge. With that in mind you had to call. About T7s bb defend. You can fold it and call with better suited hands. Also postflop T9x flops specially with a fd are bad flops to cbet with A high hands hu vs bb and specially in 3 way flops. With that in mind I can see me check fold on the flop and as played check raise on the turn as the only villain's hands get better with the A are AcXc and AA/AT
Please stop playing anything smaller than 1/3 (if there’s a 1/2 game) or 2/5 (if there’s only a 1/2 or a 1/3 game below that. If you’re doing any amount of studying you’re going to be doing more harm than good at the beginners table (that TT versus JJ hand is a perfect example.) you won’t be learning anything beneficial to your game and with most take structures you will be lucky to make any profit long term. You are more then good enough to play the mid-stake tables at the casinos. You don’t have to buy in full if bankroll is a concern, 100BB is fine, or even short stack and learn solid short game strategy and you’ll clean up
Got it. Thank you for the feedback! Going forward i’ll be playing a decent amount of rake free homegames, as well as occasionally hopping into a 1/3 match the stack, or a 2/5
I honestly don't hate showing the bluff. Helps opponents call down lighter, can help your table image. Especially as a vlogger I imagine that your image is "crusher", so showing down some bluffs is probably helpful.
Re-watch the AK hand. Why would you bet 653 flop against the BB? You don't have the range or nut advantage. Especially with the A of diamonds, you should 100% check
Damn bro honestly the only hand that beats you is jacks there or maybe queens but most people dont play queens pre like that in 1/2 that hand was pretty insane.. we doubt he rips a set or two pair there maybe an open ended straight flush draw rips allin there but i imagine there was a high hand promotion going on so that seems unlikely that they would play it that way.. its literally jacks or the guy is just doing some weird jam hoping you dont have an overpair because that jackass revealed all that information when the flop was dealt. Really tough spot and i think both calling and folding is a good play there since this is 1/2 and there are loads of bad players jamming A9 in that spot or even like k9 or just any flushdraw and some people are crazy enough to rip open enders there.. I 100 percent would have called and said "you have jacks right". only reason i thought maybe he could have jacks is because a lot of older guys in NH play jacks super passive pre and then very aggressively with its a good flop. I without a doubt would be calling though and im wondering if im a fish or not still. thinking about it i bet that guy would probably do the same thing with bottom two pair to protect against getting counterfeited. Still very few hands that beat you given the action. Next time you could base your decision based on how swingy of plays you are willing to make. Since this is 1/2 i think its ok to make a swingier play because there is always a higher stake you can go to and just martingale your lose like a true degen as shown in this video.. much respect to you sir.
you seemed to know your opponent well in the 108 straight hand.. just so you know its 100 percent ok to just check as it will keep the pot smaller and could induce a bluff if the guy missed.. im sure you know that though that you shouldnt play this river the exact same way against every opponent.. you played him like a fiddle though you put him on a hand he felt like he couldnt fold and im sure you didnt think he was capable of turning his hand into a bluff after you bet the river.. Against stronger opponents though if you are betting that river you bet your ass you have to call bro other wise you would be a missive fish for bet folding that river.. thats why if you have no solid information on your opponent whatsoever its probably best to check that river because the pot is big already and that river was not the best.. You had information on your opponent and you played it perfectly but i would have made very close to a pot size bet on the turn or even a slight overbet since u said hes a calling station.. look at all those juicy chips he had and how wonderfully connected that board is also this does protect you against weak flush draws and gutshots so getting a fold wont be the worst feeling in the world.. I totally understand betting closer to 1/2 pot though it looks much weaker and keeps a fish's weak ass hands in the pot. You are playing super well though man, do whatever it takes to get up to 2/5 and just start making week long trips to vegas.. maybe try to make friends with other vloggers in vegas and maybe they can offer you a cheap place to stay or maybe even let you stay for free if you guys collab or something. I think you would absolutely crush 2/5 in vegas
I don’t hate the move, but it’s the timing that is more of a problem. You still have to establish an advantageous table image (especially with new players), before you can accrue any benefit from showing that bluff.
You talk as if 1:3 is 100:300… I think you’re gonna find after playing it for a while. People are just as stupid at 1/3 as they are at 1/2. Not really that big of a difference. JMO now when you get up to 2/5 or 5/10 the level of play is noticeably better.
I hear you. However at this particular cardroom they typically only have 1/2 and 1/3, so I would argue the skills are generally better at the 1/3 games. In some room where they have 1/2, 1/3, 2/5 and 5/10 running you would be absolutely correct, but that is not the case at Gate City.
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lol limp calling jacks is a certified 1/2 moment
Classic 1/2 hand!
1/3 and 2/5 are not significantly different than 1/2. They just aren't.
@@joemac999they absolutely are. 1/3 and 2/5 aren’t that different. 1/2 plays miles differently from and other stake
@@RockinTheDub 1/2 plays "miles differently" than 1/3? That's what 1/3 players tell themselves to look down on 1/2 players. It's no different, other than a better deal on the rake.
These are the only poker videos I'll watch on TH-cam!
Something about Dukey!
Thank you man!
New live poker player here, really enjoying your videos. Really refreshing to see someone posting real play, not just GTO junk. And that was a solid bluff, be proud of that!
Thank you very much, your kind words go a long way!
chasers is my hometown casino for the love of GOD i wish they people film
You making any more videos brother?
Hey Corey, thanks a lot for watching + commenting I’ve been watching your videos for a long time. As you once said Chasers is a very cool “meth lab,” and I really wish I could film sessions in there. How did you get away with it for so long? Just filming discreetly or something else?
It’s pretty funny I found this low stakes East Coast, and NorCal Poker at the same time. It’s a chop, both coasts… entertaining keep it up
Thank you! Will do!
Another amazing video by Dukey Bets
Thank you Carter!
That cool dealer is jack, he is GOATED and that is the coolest pitch
Love the hat. Stevenson Ranch, baby. Mike concert in Boston was awesome last month
@@patrickwyeth9004 Haha it’s actually not Stevenson Ranch, but I am a big Mike fan!
@@DukeyBetsThe one in the car?!? Looks just like the SR logo
what a video! and what a bluff with AK!!
Thank you JQ!
My brother Dukey the 🐐
Thank you !
Love the content we need more!
Thank you, I will keep them coming!
Great volg. I watch Andrew Neme, Brad Owen, Mariano and Rampage. Your editing, graphics and analysis is on par with all of the other vloggers
Thank you very much!
Love the content. Definitely turned that small cold streak around. Nice plays
Thank you !
love it! was playing there myself that day.. i thought that was you filming
Haha yeah, Gate City has been my go to spot lately!
You definitely made the minimum on the flopped quad 8’s in the bomb pot, and I still live by the “Never Show Your Uncalled Hands” with the AK bluff.
Got it. Thanks for the feedback!
I’ve been spoiled by Brad Owen’s channel
Another great vlog nicely done...One thing and thts just my 2 cents is the sizing of 75 preflop with AQ it's not bad but now you putting yrslf in corner specifically with just hitting top pair now u have to bet reasonable but pot swelling up I guess wht I'm thinking maybe three betting lower amount preflop...I donno I could be wrong ...lol over nice plays
Thank you very much!
Solid performance! I’d only add that at Gate City, if you play a double bomb pot the top hand is eligible for the hourly “high hand” bonus. I forget how much it is on Saturday’s but your four 8’s may have won you that hourly bonus if you had shown it.
1. It was on the wrong board
2. High hand was sitting at a Q high SF at the time
Had those factors not been true, it would have won me $500!
Dukey bud I had McDonald’s the other night and thought about you. I had the biggest dooker I’ve ever had in my life I swear they poisoned me because I complained about the long wait. Anywho, great video as always! Gotta run to the toilet
What a wild comment 😭
In the bomb pot, with quads, I like a call there. You want more money going into the pot seeing how you're guaranteed to win half. So I like the call. I think a raise is going to fold out a lot of hands that you'd want to call, but I guess not a lot of hands are going to continue on those boards anyways. Great session. Keep up the good work
Thank you for the feedback!
Not sure what the HH was then but top board counts for it at Gate City. Hope you didn't miss out!
@@dyouberg1 I wasn’t play both cards.
Shoutout the boy Dukey
@@colinkirbach2071 Thanks for watching!
prob don't want to be showing table your folds
esp the 10-10 hand
that's just telling everybody they can get you off a big hand (which later happens w your AQ)
you got to take in effect when you decide to 3 street bluff someone and show they tend to seek revenge thats where that 34o bluff came from
Yeah, I definitely made a mistake on the AQ hand and should’ve given it more thought. Thanks for the comment!
Great bluff man. Make or break its good for the show!
Thank you!
Dookie butts! Love the action brother.
Thank you man!
Smart move for your sanity 1/2 is rough for thinking players.
For the AQ hand, before he even turned over his hand I liked a 3 bet jam on the flop. His line doesn't make any sense, never AK, maybe a decent Ace sometimes but mainly it's all just bluffs or a weak pair. He was getting bullied by you all day and it was a clear play back at you IMO. Its hard to say something and actually do it from our view but live reads and table knowledge can come into effect here. Great video overall and I wish you success going forward!
Thank you for the comment + great feedback!
You are mature beyond your years. You articulate very well and don't ramble. I don't watch too much poker vlogs any more but I found your channel and been watching since. You play well and don't act better than you are which is nice to see. That's not a knock either. From what little we see, I don't see how you aren't a good 2/5 reg or better. You play well and make good decisions without trying to be cute. Good luck bud and send that hourly to the moon. You should definitely be playing larger than 1/2. Stay humble and good luck
Your kind words mean a lot. Thank you very much!
The absolute best advice I or anyone can ever give you is to just simply only try to play pots in position. Also try not to play monkey in the middle too often as in being the guy in a pot between someone out of position and someone in position. About 98% will never even notice that you are always trying to play pots in position, they most likely wont even think you are playing tight if you are consistently being aggressive in position. Tightish is rightish in most in these low stakes games this also applys to 2/5 and man you are going to love playing 2/5 bro i hope you get there soon. You will see a lot less weird random unreadable plays and a lot more young guns getting aggro and donking out and bluffing/semi bluffing in super marginal spots. All you should be trying to do is make people believe that you arnt playing too tight. Be confident in the spots you do choose to bluff and realize that the bluff that failed may end up helping you get paid in the future because we are generally playing tight right?
Cracks me up to see people criticizing how you play a hand. Same as boxing/MMA fans that don't train but critique everything you do. I do really well playing poker but according to a lot of comments I must be a donkey
People will have shit to say about anything anyone does. My goal is to just play my hands the best way I see fit, and document everything with transparency! If people wanna call me a donkey, such is life! Thanks for the comment!
the dude who folded preflop😭😭
Yeah buddy was tweaking 😂
the JJ limp-caller eats Elmer's glue
Haha well said!
subbed, dude plays kinda smart
Thank you!
1/2 limp calling is nuts, right.
I never show bluffs, I want to divulge as little info as possible.
Filotimo in manch is a pretty fun room called Revo now
I’ll have to check it out. Manch is a bit further than the other southern NH places, so just gotta make sure I can film there first!
@@DukeyBetsI deal there and have never seen it done
@@amybertrand3416 can you find out if its allowed?
Come to Pittsburgh / Ohio and I’ll show you all the vlogging spots for content 🐐
If i’m ever in the area, I will hit you up!
Lead into Gold, Sand into windows.
Well said!
I liked the bluff with AK but that technically was the guy branded as the calling station so probably not the best guy to bluff at the table but you were right so just keep going with your gut. I loved the snap fold with 10s but i would never be showing that to people you want people to believe you just 3 bet with some weakish hand cuz you are a new kid with loads of chips and you simply can't contain yourself. Also 80 was not a very large 3 bet, if UTG calls you bet your ass the calling station is snap calling with literally all his range.. Considering the calling station is in this hand you have to size up to try to get him to fold you are targeting the utg raiser that has a much more predictable range. You should be making this at least 100$ here its a meta number and it makes people think a certain way, if they are bad players it could help polarize their thought process. I would imagine most people would put you on AK AQ types of hands instead of a big pair simply because you made it such a seemingly large amount (100-120)(i like 100 tho its meta) and you have been very active player so far. They would be more likely to assume you have a big pair if you make it 80 because it looks like you arnt trying to scare everyone at the table away. remember 34$ is a lot to win with just piece of shit pocket 10s so bigger is better when it comes to raising with multiple players in the pot you want to just take down the pot pre.. I forgot to mention the big blind is incentivized to call you based on the fact that he knows the dumbass calling station has a high probability of calling based on the size of his stack (hes got plenty of chips to burn and he dont mind burning them).. 100 makes the UTG think twice and be like well 100 is big and i think this might get even the station to fold. Obviously he diddles you with the re raise and you made the correct fold imo fuck what the solver says. The solver will tell you shit that is super marginal and technically correct against all the different types of possible opponents. The solver is what noobs use to find out how to not be exploited whilst they are stilling learning the game. The solver doesnt understand each individual player as you know by your comments. Its just a general way to help reinforce your strategy as you learn how not to be a fish.
I play up at Gate quite a bit. I’m shocked I haven’t seen you yet. GL
I’ve only been twice in the past month or so. Going to try my best to get up there more!
@@DukeyBets Sounds good man, see you soon. Like everywhere, games are best on the weekends.
AQ on an Ace high flop is definitely a re- raise to his raise depending on how much he was left with behind. If he had AK or JJ he would likely re-raise preflop. So you only lose to bottom set. If he has that then so be it. But, that doesn’t happen often enough to make your hand a fold. In the video it looked like he had very little behind. Making that a call all day and twice on Sunday. It’s either a bluff or a worse ace most of the time.
Or he could have AJ or A7 suited.
@@Trust_but_Verify if your always afraid of monsters under the bed, you can’t win long term in poker.
@@kmdskins If you never fold big hands you can't win long term either.
@@joemac999 there are a lot of circumstances that you should. That hand wasn’t one of them. Especially when you notice the raise size and look at the raisers remaining stack. Look at the video he had almost nothing left behind.
@@joemac999 he only had $200 behind after his flop raise.
Have you been too mgm Springfield ?
I have not.
Even though you got lucky and drilled a deuce with your pocket 3s, in general, you never want to be drawing to the bottom end of a straight per Doyle Brunson in Supersystem.
What do the books from this century say about it?
Thanks for the feedback!
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@@GB23-Poker that it's not smart.
Letttss Gooooo
Glad you enjoyed !
Limp call JJ with 4 behind lol
Yeah good stuff on that one 😂
bro that fold with aq at the end was rough. that guy has been getting absolutely diddled by you he was absolutely fuming inside and was dying to win a pot from you because he probably hates your guts.. He is the only player at the table you want to be playing as often as possible against based on the footage ive seen. if he has it he has it bro you have to pay him off there since we know he has such a wide pre flop range... there was a flush draw on the board and he could easily tilt jam a gut shot there.. he is down so much money your opponents are human (especially calling stations) and i would say like 90 percent of players end up letting their emotions get the best of them in this game and it will effect their play. That guy is an absolute fish and didn't have many chips considering what he had before. people get desperate at that point and start making plays. Just have to pay him off there. You played amazing this session though man and it wasnt the worst fold in the world just think of it as taking pity on the fish. Good luck on your journey i probably wont make massive comments like this anymore because its a lot of work but i really like you man and i know you like to learn. We are all still learning in this game so try to take advice from anyone you play with and make your own decisions based on all the information you gather whilst playing this game. When you start playing at the same place regularly be sure to remember as much as you can about opponents you play with more frequently, if you want to get dirty you can start befriending them and start talking poker and lying about how you would play a hand.. lol its kind of scummy but this is poker they would be dumb for trusting you.
"i probably wont make massive comments like this anymore because its a lot of work...."
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for the feedback, and taking the time to write this! Glad you enjoy the videos!
Never would of shown that AK.
The comment section has not liked that so far 😂
Damn that quad 8 hand 😢 coulda got so much more
Why is it always so cold in that poker room?
Not too sure about that one
Dukey please go play at Dover casino🙏🙏
Are the games good there?
Nice stuff man
Thank you Ryan!
Limp call with JJ ughhh lol
Yeah super unfortunate hand
I feel like with the AQ hand at the end the flop was so wet you had to go with it there. He had air but all his flush / straight draws could do the same
Its also the guy Dukey bluffed with AK and called him light with a 10. So immediately after he put in the massive raise he is out of line. The player would never 5,5x raise a bet if he had 77or AJ
Yeah looking back on this, it probably is a call, given the game dynamics
@@marvinkerbs772 he would if he was trying to get all his chips in the pot. Thats a fold with AQ.
@joemac999 nah. Why would he choose such a massive raise size? He raises to 275 and leaves himself 250-300 behind? If you even wanted to get it it all on the turn then you just raise to 175-200 so you have a little under pot sized bet behind
I love the 1/2 games at the Gate city! Shout out to Ben the dealer and Freddy the player!!!!!!!
Is Ben the dealer with the 1 hand pitch? If so, that guy is the goat!
I still consider 1/3 low stakes, unless 2/5 doesn't run there. You can almost always just profitably fold against aggression every time.
2/5 runs occasionally i think. But on this night, this was the main game!
2/5 is low stakes too. There's almost no difference between 1/3 games and 2/5 games.
@@joemac999 depends on the room
put "let's go turn some sand into gold" on a t-shirt
Merch incoming?!?!
we play the double boards in keene. 1/2 thats definitely not those stakes on Fridays.
Dukey Bets continuously shows why he’s the goat. Nothing new.
Haha, thank you very much for the kind words!
You was felt Aces first hand and you say you was sun running🤔🤔🤔 not sure that's what SR is🤭
1 hand played, AA. 1-hand sun run!
Good dealer!
Very good dealers up there!
Really wouldn’t show your bluff at the table with AK. I know it’s exciting, but not only does it give away information. It also may have an adverse effect where it leaves the bad taste in the opponents mouth and he racks up his chips
Fair enough, I just wanted to show everyone how much of an adult I was haha
But yes you are absolutely right!
I honestly needed someone to say this. Only been playing a couple months and I have a tendency to feel really good when my bluffs get through, but it's better to keep it private and keep them guessing.
@@DukeyBetsit's better if they think that you always have it, that way you can bluff them more often and they still think you never bluff. I also prefer to say good fold to make them feel good about themselves
31:35 Dukey, was this the same guy that you bluffed with AK? If so I think he was just playing back at you, I think you got to call there
@@colinkirbach2071 Yes it was.
If has a set in that hand I doubt he's taking that large of a size ..He shoukd just smooth call with sets maybe raise AJ
@@DukeyBetseasy to say now, but I think you got to call that
Nice play bro! I always play there, hope we play together sometime.
I’m sure we will run into each other at some point! Thanks for the comment!
that hand with the 33 is tricky i would be calling because in the scenario im stuck a bunch of money and praying to hit the two and semi praying to hit 7 and quarter praying to hit the 3.. those spots are super tricky and we dont know if you would have won the pot if a 3 or a 7 came.. think about how likely it would be for those guys to have 8x in there range given the preflop action.. The only way to make this hand play out easier would have been to 3 bet preflop but to me that seems pretty marginal and could lead to a flip pretty easily or just simply being crushed by like 10s, the original raiser might be wililng to go allin against you pretty light with like 77 pre because they might think you are on tilt from losing half your stack so i think calling withh 33 is best in this situation. Without a 3 bet pre its simply a guess and pray situation and i think you played it perfectly, i mean you were stuck bro you gotta try to win in back somehow and what better way than to play a juicy bloated pot four ways and pray.
It's live poker,you bet small and people think you are weak. That's what happened in the AJ7 flop. Plus it was the guy that you bluffed earlier and he wanted a revenge. With that in mind you had to call. About T7s bb defend. You can fold it and call with better suited hands. Also postflop T9x flops specially with a fd are bad flops to cbet with A high hands hu vs bb and specially in 3 way flops. With that in mind I can see me check fold on the flop and as played check raise on the turn as the only villain's hands get better with the A are AcXc and AA/AT
Got it. Thanks for the feedback!
Please stop playing anything smaller than 1/3 (if there’s a 1/2 game) or 2/5 (if there’s only a 1/2 or a 1/3 game below that. If you’re doing any amount of studying you’re going to be doing more harm than good at the beginners table (that TT versus JJ hand is a perfect example.) you won’t be learning anything beneficial to your game and with most take structures you will be lucky to make any profit long term.
You are more then good enough to play the mid-stake tables at the casinos. You don’t have to buy in full if bankroll is a concern, 100BB is fine, or even short stack and learn solid short game strategy and you’ll clean up
Got it. Thank you for the feedback! Going forward i’ll be playing a decent amount of rake free homegames, as well as occasionally hopping into a 1/3 match the stack, or a 2/5
I honestly don't hate showing the bluff. Helps opponents call down lighter, can help your table image. Especially as a vlogger I imagine that your image is "crusher", so showing down some bluffs is probably helpful.
Seems like the masses in the comment section disagree with you on this one lol!
Re-watch the AK hand. Why would you bet 653 flop against the BB? You don't have the range or nut advantage. Especially with the A of diamonds, you should 100% check
You could have saved yourself some time and gas money by just calling the poker rooms and asking if you can film or not. Just a thought Mr. D Bets
Yes I should probably do that!
Can someone explain why limp calling jacks a bad thing?
Because it opens the door for all the other limpers to get good odds on a call. Next thing you know, you’re going 5-6 ways with JJ, which is not good!
@@DukeyBets ohh that makes sense, I’m still new lol.
Would have loved to see that guy crash out
Damn bro honestly the only hand that beats you is jacks there or maybe queens but most people dont play queens pre like that in 1/2 that hand was pretty insane.. we doubt he rips a set or two pair there maybe an open ended straight flush draw rips allin there but i imagine there was a high hand promotion going on so that seems unlikely that they would play it that way.. its literally jacks or the guy is just doing some weird jam hoping you dont have an overpair because that jackass revealed all that information when the flop was dealt. Really tough spot and i think both calling and folding is a good play there since this is 1/2 and there are loads of bad players jamming A9 in that spot or even like k9 or just any flushdraw and some people are crazy enough to rip open enders there.. I 100 percent would have called and said "you have jacks right". only reason i thought maybe he could have jacks is because a lot of older guys in NH play jacks super passive pre and then very aggressively with its a good flop. I without a doubt would be calling though and im wondering if im a fish or not still. thinking about it i bet that guy would probably do the same thing with bottom two pair to protect against getting counterfeited. Still very few hands that beat you given the action. Next time you could base your decision based on how swingy of plays you are willing to make. Since this is 1/2 i think its ok to make a swingier play because there is always a higher stake you can go to and just martingale your lose like a true degen as shown in this video.. much respect to you sir.
29:18 UTG raised to 15, so it’s not a cold 4bet
yes you’re are right!
Nearly impossible to win a big pot flopping quads
Yeah that is very true!
I strongly suggest that you not show your cards to the table voluntarily. Only show what you had when you must.
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you seemed to know your opponent well in the 108 straight hand.. just so you know its 100 percent ok to just check as it will keep the pot smaller and could induce a bluff if the guy missed.. im sure you know that though that you shouldnt play this river the exact same way against every opponent.. you played him like a fiddle though you put him on a hand he felt like he couldnt fold and im sure you didnt think he was capable of turning his hand into a bluff after you bet the river.. Against stronger opponents though if you are betting that river you bet your ass you have to call bro other wise you would be a missive fish for bet folding that river.. thats why if you have no solid information on your opponent whatsoever its probably best to check that river because the pot is big already and that river was not the best.. You had information on your opponent and you played it perfectly but i would have made very close to a pot size bet on the turn or even a slight overbet since u said hes a calling station.. look at all those juicy chips he had and how wonderfully connected that board is also this does protect you against weak flush draws and gutshots so getting a fold wont be the worst feeling in the world.. I totally understand betting closer to 1/2 pot though it looks much weaker and keeps a fish's weak ass hands in the pot. You are playing super well though man, do whatever it takes to get up to 2/5 and just start making week long trips to vegas.. maybe try to make friends with other vloggers in vegas and maybe they can offer you a cheap place to stay or maybe even let you stay for free if you guys collab or something. I think you would absolutely crush 2/5 in vegas
ace King Bluff is good. The show of your cards was bad.
Yeah I’ve been getting ripped in the comments for that!
Great bluff with the AK 🤙
NH needs to be better, live free or die!
Such a great, beautiful state. Let me film poker!
You would get aces first hand u lockbox 😂
Yep. I’m a beast!
@@DukeyBets what do I do for a living? Oh, I just show up here once a week and make a crap load of money
Bro only plays quads
I just make quads more than the average man!
Don’t show that AK
Lots of people have hated that so far 😂
I don’t hate the move, but it’s the timing that is more of a problem. You still have to establish an advantageous table image (especially with new players), before you can accrue any benefit from showing that bluff.
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33 did me very well here!
I’m not showing the AK bluff if I’m you. You come across as a nitty young kid with no bankroll. Use that to your advantage
@@zekebones34 Never show your cards unless someone pays to see them. Don’t give free information
@@jolaz69i almost never show, unless i bluffed with 7/2 lol then its just funny 😆
You talk as if 1:3 is 100:300… I think you’re gonna find after playing it for a while. People are just as stupid at 1/3 as they are at 1/2. Not really that big of a difference. JMO now when you get up to 2/5 or 5/10 the level of play is noticeably better.
I hear you. However at this particular cardroom they typically only have 1/2 and 1/3, so I would argue the skills are generally better at the 1/3 games.
In some room where they have 1/2, 1/3, 2/5 and 5/10 running you would be absolutely correct, but that is not the case at Gate City.
You’re as monotone as my college professors. I didn’t make it through your into