When you have preflop all ins and the opponent wants to run it twice you should tell them only if you table your cards. Might as well leverage running it twice to see their hand for the vlog
I really like how you handle losses and avoid tilt. It is another advantage to your whole game that so many fail on. Poker is a game, people who play badly, but get lucky against you should be encouraged, hopefully they will be giving you plenty of money in the long run
I’m gonna say the best way for me to start really grasping this awesome game is to start with your first video working my way through, because you’ve taken matriculated steps in fine tuning your personal self to make it to the big money’s.
2:32 I like the idea of bluffing here but the problem is you can't really have QJ because you'd have to have floated flop with QcJc specifically so you can also call turn.
@@Simon-cv3qt wrong he didn’t shove for value he showed to bluff them off over pairs and sets better than JJ. Having two Jacks means villain will be unlikely to have nut straight but he is representing just that with his shove.
I've been watching your videos and I noticed that on premium starter hands your putting your pointer finger out and on not so premium hands that finger don't point. Just a heads up to something you might not be noticing.
You raise folded the river fork value with 66. I thought you were horrible before and I still do now, but I can appreciate you making a good raise fold Mohammed.
Brad Owen mixes a lot of comedic like content in with his blog. Rampage just brings the savageness. Both show real emotion. I like the amount of quality content I’m getting from Rampage.
Thanks for such a great commentary. It really does help me as a beginner try to see how I should be thinking . You explain all your thoughts in such great detail Thank you 👍👍
There is still issue with your turn n river play. 1) U shd protect ur equity when U got a good/made hand which U r ahead on the turn by BETTING, to deny their equity. 2) When the board look dangerous, e.g. got a pair, or 3 cards with same suit, when not holding the nut, U shd check a little more instead of betting an over-pot size, weaker hands will fold n oni stronger hand will snap call, there is no need to take such a risk.
He should have never been in that spot. That raise on the river was simply atrocious. It's comical how many grotesque mistakes Rampage consistently makes.
Ethan, how do you remember all the details of each hand? I like your unique method to show the game getting inside of the head of a pro and not seeing the cards of the other players.
If your talking about remembering the board he pans to it after each interesting hand after the shot. Otherwise its a bit easier to remember your own reasoning when your more experienced with the game and your own strategies/patterns.
Just found this channel... Did you say MGM Springfield? Neat!! I am right near there Never saw a random TH-cam vid from something semi-local before, lol
tbh i may call when he jammed when u had the nut straight. Im not putting him on pocket fives, fours, threes, or twos most of the time. Most likely ace duece suited. Great fold.
On the first hand I prefer a fold to his check raise pre bc of how dry the board is you’re likely against a set, but if you do decide to call, you played the rest of the hand great w those blockers it’s for sure a jam on that river
that 66 hand, I had the guy on 33 the whole time, also made a ton of sense how he played the hand. but given that the turn (apparently) filled him up, there's a case for 44, as well, since that always checks that turn oop.
@@gabelincoln3608 idk, he’s got a ton of sponsorships and a poker pros club that probably nets him tons of money in rake. He’s also got some great merch. Probably made a ton of money on that luck box shirt. He also has a financial TH-cam channel and makes decent money from this channel as well. Additionally, against all odds he also seems to be a winning player. He punts hard but also gets paid in spots that we never would because of his reputation. I hate playing against guys like him that put you to the test for all your chips every hand. I still don’t understand it but he’s also had several years of run good that many people will never see in their life.
@@gabelincoln3608 he has $626,000 in tournament earnings on Hendon mob alone. I bet about $400k of that is profit. Not to mention everything else I’ve discussed. He probably does have over a million dollars net worth.
Amazing run. I wish I could have runs like that! I swear I flopped K high flush twice the other day and pushed all in and my opponent had an A high flush both times. That's the kind of runs that keeps me in the struggle.
I don't necessarily think it was a bluff. What kind of hand is this guy check/raise barreling that would fold to Ethan's river shove...Ethans hand makes zero sense as played. K-10/A-10 at best!
Am I the only one who finds the line terrible? How could he show up with QJ here? Sure, he has blockers, but a thinking player would never fold a set, seldom a good 2pair.
On that 2nd hand the only hand that makes sense that beats us is pocket 3s I think i probably would’ve called in your spot but at the same time a fold is perfectly fine there I just view it as the only hands that beat us are 44s 55s and 33s bc i really doubt he has 67 I feel like he probably had AQ kinda of a hand but who knows maybe he really did have 44s and just hid it very well
i just found ur channel today and im feeling a bit vindicated that im not the only one w crazy bad luck vs pocket 4s lol (im new to poker so maybe this is a thing) You just cant beat it!
I mean a call instead of a raise is the correct play. Standard for a paired board and missed flush draw. You see showdown with a call and don’t burn 4k on fire
So where do you go from here? Glad you are all caught up on vlogs. Hope you enjoyed a little time away from cards, and are ready to blink some tournaments.
You pick 72 twice and the flop K97 as well. And both wins as well. But take it easy in your punting sir. It won't bring any good once losses starts to kick in.
the 1st hand was very educational the JJ thinking about what jour opp had and raising all in was something i wouldn't have considered but it did scare away KK / AA /AK witch i think would have called lower bets. Thank you ;)
The bluff in the first hand makes absolutely no sense I feel like. What straight will you EVER have here? 97cc that doesnt raise turn, and which is a very light defend on flop vs xr? Also I highly doubt you would valueshove with TT there, given they could still have a straight for sure. Against a thinking player the line makes no sense since you have no value hands, and you would surely get called by a set.
Why not bet on the last hand? Your opponent can fold and you win, or call and you win. You'd call an all in with a queen high flush. What's the downside?
Great vlog and session, but not raising the Q high flush on the river to $5K or $6K left a lot of value on the table! Loved this one though! Really solid play!
I am unfamiliar with betting in general. WOuld it be considered OK to just walk away after one hand if you're already up $2K? I mean, in the movies that would get you beaten up out back!
When u start playing serious for the 1st 1-5 years no after u been playing poker for 15+ years and don’t give a F anymore I would if I wanted too… chill with my go the rest of the night with a nice chunk of $
At a casino with a bunch of random people do whatever you want. It’s different if your at a home game. There is a good chance you wouldn’t be invited again, you would probably be playing with people you know and most likely friends so it’s not cool to not give them a chance to win back their money. Plus if you know your a favorite at the home game it’s going to be more profitable to stay.
If you put him on a jack why would you not raise when you know your flush is ahead? (Not to sure a full house would be played the way the villain played it and you are blocking full houses with the 9h), and if you were to raise the river he might be thinking you also have a J in your hand. But I do like the check because getting check raised would be a tough spot unless villain only has a couple grand behind.
When you have preflop all ins and the opponent wants to run it twice you should tell them only if you table your cards. Might as well leverage running it twice to see their hand for the vlog
Agree
Also future data on player, heck with vlog
No man they should decide on dealing it once or twice before revealing their cards
Agreed. Running it twice had got to be the dumbest introduction to poker.
I like that idea as well
I really like how you handle losses and avoid tilt. It is another advantage to your whole game that so many fail on. Poker is a game, people who play badly, but get lucky against you should be encouraged, hopefully they will be giving you plenty of money in the long run
I’m gonna say the best way for me to start really grasping this awesome game is to start with your first video working my way through, because you’ve taken matriculated steps in fine tuning your personal self to make it to the big money’s.
2:32 I like the idea of bluffing here but the problem is you can't really have QJ because you'd have to have floated flop with QcJc specifically so you can also call turn.
He's not necessarily repping QJ
@@joshualongo6660 of course he is, when you shove there you're repping the nuts or a bluff. That's why it worked. It was a very polarizing move.
I can’t express how great it is to see vlogs from MGM. I love that casino and the poker room staff is great!
Aria is better but MGM is good
MGM where specifically
0:03
@@gourabsarker8359damn I ain't even realize, that's the only one I've ever been to 🤣🤣🤦♂️
How many 72 hands did you have to pay the $100 on??
It’s very impressive watching your poker/TH-cam career over the years.
Is he up or down?
on the hand at 8:49 why didnt the other player show his cards on an all in pot? Is mucking the hand allowed in that scenario?
72 game was funny to see how everyone reached to ship it lol 😂
Running good is a great feeling. I can’t imagine the time and energy it takes to make these videos, kuddos.
7,2 hands came with nearly identical boards is crazy.
That first hand with the shove all-in is so sick. Never in a million years would i be able to do that. Fearless and savage.
He has no thought process besides I have over pair " hopefully I am good " ....
@@Simon-cv3qt wrong he didn’t shove for value he showed to bluff them off over pairs and sets better than JJ. Having two Jacks means villain will be unlikely to have nut straight but he is representing just that with his shove.
As played he can never have QJ but sure, it’s a scary raise.
@@anrakyrthetraveller5775 exactly. He is never folding out sets or two pairs. Most likely he folded out hands he was already beating, like AT or KT
Rampage is awesome but first hand is a disaster
Wow... insane video as usual Ethan! Thanks for the watch for my lunch break between classes. Good stuff as always man 😵💫😵💫
❤️
I've been watching your videos and I noticed that on premium starter hands your putting your pointer finger out and on not so premium hands that finger don't point. Just a heads up to something you might not be noticing.
You raise folded the river fork value with 66. I thought you were horrible before and I still do now, but I can appreciate you making a good raise fold Mohammed.
same kid that was playing 1/2 and had to sneak off during the covid to play a WSOP event. Amazing journey you've been on!!
I love poker vlogs in hindsight... everyone sounds like a Genius
Let’s be honest, the people making money playing cards aren’t making videos or vlogs or whatever the hell is happening now.
Experiencing a lucky streak feels fantastic. I can only imagine the dedication and effort required to create these videos.
Great Content Brother!!! You're giving Brad Owen a run for his money as far as quality!!! Good chyt!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Brad Owen is a thinking player this clown rampunt overplays every hand prime example ace j hand ...
Brad Owen mixes a lot of comedic like content in with his blog. Rampage just brings the savageness. Both show real emotion. I like the amount of quality content I’m getting from Rampage.
Thanks texasdad :)
Thanks for such a great commentary. It really does help me as a beginner try to see how I should be thinking . You explain all your thoughts in such great detail Thank you 👍👍
There is still issue with your turn n river play.
1) U shd protect ur equity when U got a good/made hand which U r ahead on the turn by BETTING, to deny their equity.
2) When the board look dangerous, e.g. got a pair, or 3 cards with same suit, when not holding the nut, U shd check a little more instead of betting an over-pot size, weaker hands will fold n oni stronger hand will snap call, there is no need to take such a risk.
I hope you order more of those 44 card holders. I’d definitely buy one or two.
He got bluffed out on that one
5:40 was a very tough fold, well done
He should have never been in that spot. That raise on the river was simply atrocious. It's comical how many grotesque mistakes Rampage consistently makes.
he played that hand terribly
Keep killing it bud! Love the high stakes content!
Bud and pal annoy me
I have absolutely zero idea how poker works but still watch your videos lmao😂
Ethan, how do you remember all the details of each hand? I like your unique method to show the game getting inside of the head of a pro and not seeing the cards of the other players.
If your talking about remembering the board he pans to it after each interesting hand after the shot.
Otherwise its a bit easier to remember your own reasoning when your more experienced with the game and your own strategies/patterns.
You’ve been getting some super premium hands the last 10 or so sessions. And hitting flips
Just found this channel... Did you say MGM Springfield? Neat!! I am right near there
Never saw a random TH-cam vid from something semi-local before, lol
tbh i may call when he jammed when u had the nut straight. Im not putting him on pocket fives, fours, threes, or twos most of the time. Most likely ace duece suited. Great fold.
What 7x and JQ combos do you have that call the flop after he raises?
Mgm Springfield? I was there. I’ve been there most of the last three weeks
On the first hand I prefer a fold to his check raise pre bc of how dry the board is you’re likely against a set, but if you do decide to call, you played the rest of the hand great w those blockers it’s for sure a jam on that river
that 66 hand, I had the guy on 33 the whole time, also made a ton of sense how he played the hand. but given that the turn (apparently) filled him up, there's a case for 44, as well, since that always checks that turn oop.
or he simply had ace straight.
Would have been better to just call him than 3 bet and fold.
Why not raise the last hands river? Also 72 game worked worked 🙃
Funny how rampage is sitting with like $300 in his outro video and is now playing with over $50k. What a crazy run he’s had.
Yeah I wish she played with less money because there’s no way he’s got the bank roll
He
@@gabelincoln3608 idk, he’s got a ton of sponsorships and a poker pros club that probably nets him tons of money in rake. He’s also got some great merch. Probably made a ton of money on that luck box shirt. He also has a financial TH-cam channel and makes decent money from this channel as well.
Additionally, against all odds he also seems to be a winning player. He punts hard but also gets paid in spots that we never would because of his reputation. I hate playing against guys like him that put you to the test for all your chips every hand. I still don’t understand it but he’s also had several years of run good that many people will never see in their life.
@@mrburns805 I mean I’d say u need 30 buy in for 30k so that’s a million he is a good player
@@gabelincoln3608 he has $626,000 in tournament earnings on Hendon mob alone. I bet about $400k of that is profit. Not to mention everything else I’ve discussed. He probably does have over a million dollars net worth.
I can’t understand how the buy in into 10-25 can be 30k? That’s 1.2k BBs 💀
no limit baby
5:25 congratulations, you just turned your value hand into a bluff with that raise...
I think you could of raised his 3 jacks on the river, its really hard to fold tripp jacks without any higher cards out there😅
Amazing run. I wish I could have runs like that! I swear I flopped K high flush twice the other day and pushed all in and my opponent had an A high flush both times. That's the kind of runs that keeps me in the struggle.
Variance is what separates great poker players vs good
Such a sick move Turing your over pair into a bluff. Only you and a few others would be able to find the bluff there
I don't necessarily think it was a bluff. What kind of hand is this guy check/raise barreling that would fold to Ethan's river shove...Ethans hand makes zero sense as played. K-10/A-10 at best!
@@pokercurt04 he could certainly find a fold with 2 pair or even a set
Am I the only one who finds the line terrible? How could he show up with QJ here? Sure, he has blockers, but a thinking player would never fold a set, seldom a good 2pair.
@@anrakyrthetraveller5775 yeah good thing this bluff wasn't attempted against a top poker player
Your 7-2 hand had the same exact flop K-9-7 two times in a row… crazy odds.
14:53 ayeeee finally something I can relate to as a baccarat player
On that 2nd hand the only hand that makes sense that beats us is pocket 3s I think i probably would’ve called in your spot but at the same time a fold is perfectly fine there I just view it as the only hands that beat us are 44s 55s and 33s bc i really doubt he has 67 I feel like he probably had AQ kinda of a hand but who knows maybe he really did have 44s and just hid it very well
i just found ur channel today and im feeling a bit vindicated that im not the only one w crazy bad luck vs pocket 4s lol (im new to poker so maybe this is a thing) You just cant beat it!
The 66 hand was unbelievable. That was an extremely disciplined laydown. You sir are a skilled player.
I mean a call instead of a raise is the correct play. Standard for a paired board and missed flush draw. You see showdown with a call and don’t burn 4k on fire
@@maxstrus6375 yea, I suppose a call would've been better, I still think folding 66 on that board is no easy task
@@ihateslopers4694 Easy fold.
66 may be bluffed
@@ihateslopers4694 66 is an auto fold on that river. Never should've been raised.
That's Andy Stacks style of stacking chips🤣
So where do you go from here? Glad you are all caught up on vlogs. Hope you enjoyed a little time away from cards, and are ready to blink some tournaments.
You pick 72 twice and the flop K97 as well. And both wins as well. But take it easy in your punting sir. It won't bring any good once losses starts to kick in.
Insanely sick hands. I never get that lucky with my cards ;(
great video, quick question, when you edit your video do you have to block out any player's faces or are you allowed to show who was at the table?
Great video and it's fun to watch you play but where was the all in first hand? Did I miss something?
Sheesh, can’t believe folded those 6’s turned straight 🫤
Maybe you can do what Hustler just won't - get the 7/2 game up to $1,000 per person instead of $100
the 1st hand was very educational the JJ thinking about what jour opp had and raising all in was something i wouldn't have considered but it did scare away KK / AA /AK witch i think would have called lower bets. Thank you ;)
Great poker run wins here not alway this way ya did here bro . Congratulations
Is this Texas hold’em or another type of poker?
Agree about having bottom line goal, 💰
Both 72 hands flopped onto K97 rainbow.
I go to MGM Springfield all the time, about to start trying some of the tournaments, any advice?
Love watching you play, it helps my game!!!
Crazy that both times you had 2 7, the flop was K97 both times
Sick fold if he actually had pocket 4s
How long was this session? How are you getting so many pocket pairs!?
Gotta love those 7 2 wins 😎💯
WOW , you did very good. It's alway nice to hit the river, and get payed off. At the end of the day.
7:41 The run good continues!
When do these 10/25 or bigger games run? Are they private?
What’s the benefit for running it twice
How long did you spend on the table?
Im so confused I play for 4-6 hours and don’t get jacks kings. Whats this magic?
Love your first hand play, 😂😂😂 I was studying constitutional law came here to search something while I saw your video stopped studying 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂
5:38 doesn't he have a straight? 2,3,4,5, and his 6?
You should get an extra chair at the table to hold the giant brass balls you're playing with Stone cold stuff
😂😂😂
How do they even have the option to much when you call their bets and all ins?
If you bet and I call, you have to show, no?
In that all in first hand, did you plan on bluffing the river?
Played the 10/25 today action wild
The bluff in the first hand makes absolutely no sense I feel like. What straight will you EVER have here? 97cc that doesnt raise turn, and which is a very light defend on flop vs xr? Also I highly doubt you would valueshove with TT there, given they could still have a straight for sure. Against a thinking player the line makes no sense since you have no value hands, and you would surely get called by a set.
Mounds and mounds and mounds of 7x and QJcc is possible too, raise was genius and he got opponent off better hand clearly
Dude doesn’t know how to play. That isn’t the only hand that shows he’s just one of those online morons.
What was the gold chip with pair of 4s
Hi Ethan, how are you? Nice to win with those JJ.. Always nice to see you win the session. Enjoyed watching the video. Take care. Peace🌹
MGM Springfield has the grossest chips ever
New follower here. Great videos and insight! Thanks for sharing!
Six here but I'm here 🥳🥳🥳you should had just called with the pocket sixes the board is pair and it will put you in a bad position
Mistakes were made
insane pressure on first hand but wouldn’t it look really bluffy considering you’re probably not floating flop and turn with QJ??
Why do you stack your chips like that?
Why not bet on the last hand? Your opponent can fold and you win, or call and you win. You'd call an all in with a queen high flush. What's the downside?
Just found your page, really enjoy this content
Great vlog and session, but not raising the Q high flush on the river to $5K or $6K left a lot of value on the table! Loved this one though! Really solid play!
You have one of my favorite poker vlogs !
I am unfamiliar with betting in general. WOuld it be considered OK to just walk away after one hand if you're already up $2K? I mean, in the movies that would get you beaten up out back!
When u start playing serious for the 1st 1-5 years no after u been playing poker for 15+ years and don’t give a F anymore I would if I wanted too… chill with my go the rest of the night with a nice chunk of $
At a casino with a bunch of random people do whatever you want. It’s different if your at a home game. There is a good chance you wouldn’t be invited again, you would probably be playing with people you know and most likely friends so it’s not cool to not give them a chance to win back their money. Plus if you know your a favorite at the home game it’s going to be more profitable to stay.
Why is there two cards at the end? What kind of poker is this?
Show cashing out its very satisfying
Rampage, I don't see you do the Limpy-poo move any more?
The nosebleed is real 50k buyin
Doesn't you description say everyone all in first hand?
11:45 quick question. if u call a raise at the river... doesnt the raiser have to show his cards.... how come u showed the kings first. and he mucked
You’re right he didn’t have to. He expected to be the winner here and was nice enough to show first
Can you tell me what happens if it goes to showdown and both players have 72? Do they split the money or does it not count?
When both have 7 2 its Split.
nice run, what is your approximate YTD p&L
You’ll see the bad beats and his wins lol
If you put him on a jack why would you not raise when you know your flush is ahead? (Not to sure a full house would be played the way the villain played it and you are blocking full houses with the 9h), and if you were to raise the river he might be thinking you also have a J in your hand. But I do like the check because getting check raised would be a tough spot unless villain only has a couple grand behind.
Maybe I was the only one that put him on a jack or over pair to board...
I liked your betting on both of the 7-2o hands. Good game!
What are you using to record?