"I'm a Recreational Player and I Wanted to Gamble!"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Bart takes a call where a self proclaimed recreational PLO player wants to bully around the No Limit Hold'em table.
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I'm glad this guy explained what Match the Stack was to Bart.
“And there’s this big white chip in front of me so I’ll be the last to act.”
To funny broh
Died laughing. Love this dude
literally came here to say this 🤣
I just got here to watch the video and saw your comment. I’m excited for this one.
This dude is pure comedy. Probably the most enjoyable Bart Crush live video I have ever seen.
GET THIS MAN ON THE SHOW AGAIN LOLLLL. THIS WAS THE FUNNIEST VIDEO I HAVE WATCHED IN SO LONG XD
actually he's annoying af. he thinks he's better than he is. he would get gobbled up at my local 2/5, 5/10.
@@algotrader9054 that's the pure comedy of this guy, everybody including Bart knows this guy is a big fish except him 😂
@@paredg2I don’t think this guy cares if he’s a fish. He literally said he’s a recreational player 3-4 times. He’s not trying to pretend he’s a pro like 90% of poker players do.
@@Savsal12 I bet his aggressions makes him money at 2-5
"So anyways, I started blasting."
I have a feeling that during this call Bart was thinking "When can I play with this guy?".
Why would anyone want to play Bart? But you other donkeys? Come on down! Club 52 Melbourne FL. Every Saturday
I’m too
@@richardtalbott2364 if you’re actually the guy…. Uh you keep calling everyone else horrible but you’re trash and I don’t think I have to explain why 😂
@@givepaddytheemmy4535
"They were all scared money... So anyway, I raise 25X, and get 4 callers"
LOL
There horrible because their worse than me. You didn’t get that?
Loving the idea of "well these people didn't like my 25x opens so they're obviously bad players that are scared" lolol I need some of these guys at my local games
4 minutes in and he’s contradicting himself in his own stupid rationalization, this hand is amazing
Sure, I say that and you say that, but he's right, 90% of people (especially in Melbourne FL lol) won't 3bet this guy with KQo when he's opening 40% of hands.
I have two friends from college who are relatively well known pros. In 2007 or so One of them stepped down from his usual stakes to play with me at a $1/$2 table in Vegas. He ordered a drink and casually looked at me and whispered "by the way i am never folding". Then proceeded to rip the game for $3-$4k. I created a new style of play called "KOP" - King of Poker where I imitated his moves with a little more discretion due to my less advanced hand reading skills and proceeded to triple my win rate. I could consistently win about $1-$2k a weekend in South Florida in the 2009-2010 era before they removed the capped buyins. What a time to be alive.
@@RallyDurhamx grany told me tha same story did you kill hitler aswell?
“Believe me this is going to make the best of.” Thanks Bart for the comedy. This guy is amaaaaaaaazing. Poker is alive.
Classic call. Good to hear how recreational players think.
Because He is recreational player doesn't mean that He's a bad player,you also have bad pro players
@@taylerdarden2275 100% agree. I enjoy listening to different perspectives..many recs are good players who make good enough money in their field to play how they want...and not according to theory...Sun Zu baby...know your enemy like you know yourself.
I love the logic of raising to 125 pre.
"They Are all bad players"
Based
Come on. It’s only 25x lol
Well he’s not wrong since they all flatted his bet.
@@TheTree1 you are clearly unfamiliar with the term “pot odds”
I just ran this hand thru a solver and if he raises to 32x the small blind is more likely to fold and his equity improves by 3%
“Believe me, this will make a “Best Of”” Love it!!!
“I went to the bathroom and did a dance” 😂😂😂😂😂. Party on Wayne!
🤣💀
...This is a classic! What a character!!!
playing poker with this guy's self belief (and presumably his bank account) would be SO much fun
This was amazing. I think you should have a policy of at least one true rec player call-in a week. Hearing the thought process of different player types seems at least as valuable as breaking down the optimal way to play a hand.
I got news for you bud they are all rec players that call in. They talk like they arent but they are. I like this guy's style hes got the right attitude. Hes probably retired with a decent size bankroll trying to enjoy himself.
This was Robbi Lew in the make version, all emotion over thought. She was scared, I knew she was scared, she induced me to overbet my hand and called because she was scared. She was so scared she called my river overbet shove with just two pair. She called a shove on a three card straight flush with multiple straights, flushes, sets and better two pairs possible. I might rethink that read when she calls playing J8 limp flatting, calls the reraise on the turn and the shove on the river.
" Of course she doesn't have a flush, she would have lead into me" says the guy who shoves a straight, makes me wonder if he wasn't doing that even if he didn't improve, and then she would have won. And she'd still be a bad losing player who's too obvious.....I'm sure 😃.
This Dude is an amazing player,,,,,, in his own mind.
I like how he says “it hits me a lot more than it hits them” after telling Bart about how he’s opened up his range and is opening everything to $125 (and helpfully explaining match the stack). Fucking hilarious.
Bart, you are a true professional in all the best ways. You allowed the caller to explain himself and gave the benefit of the doubt to the spirit of his interpretation and then were able to give him good guidance that is also very useful in terms of how to play rivers when game dynamics are a key consideration (ie not overbluffing those situations and by corollary making big bluffs with a nitty image when an opponent would adjust by making a big laydown). This caller was very insistent on his interpretation of the hand and resisted many of your points, and you were still able to create a moment of learning for him. I enjoy and admire your commentary and Texas is ever so slightly worse off without you. Thanks!
Why do i feel the sudden urge to move to Melbourne, Florida?
Lol
"this flop hits me more than anyone else" with a straight already possible and a straight draw on board. When the hand went 5 ways to the flop.....
I love this dude.
I'm less than 3 minutes in and I'm saving this call to my favorites already!
Bart I absolutely love your show man.
Love this guy's attitude, he's obviously a reasonable player who knows his skill level, most players I know, many of them being my mates act and talk as if they are pros, they ruin it for themselves, take it so seriously they don't enjoy the game.
For context I play mainly in my local pub , £10 buy in tournament, and play a league structure over 12 weeks. It's an evening out and a good laugh for most of us.
I always call large opening raises when I’m scared to lose my rent money.
hahahaha everyday
I wouldn't feel safe 3-betting preflop with pocket aces. I would flat to see if I can flop quads on a board that doesn't have backdoor straight flush possibilities.
The first man to actually "move up to where they respect my raises" while staying at the minimum stakes
Listening to this while driving was so frustrating because all I wanted to do was look at the comment section! Worth the wait. Classic.
12:42 "she's not going to be a winning player" 💀💀💀🤣 I want more call ins from this man 🙏❤️🤣
Dude is a living and walking ATM
Club 52 Melbourne FL, anytime you wanna sir.
Against a really good lineup, sure, but those are few and far between.
Let's pretend this caller was Phil Ivey.....you would all be praising him for such a brilliant hand he played...
Us rec players, we don't push small edges, we just push all our chips in lol. This table sounds like fun. 😍😍
Bart a match a stack game is where you can buy in for whatever the highest stack at the table is.
I watched this a few times. Barts facial expressions are priceless.
"I went to the bathroom and did a dance" 😂😂😂😂😂😂 omg lmaoooo
This should be the only person allowed to call in
This was the most entertaining call I’ve ever watched, I have no idea how Bart keeps a straight face without busting out laughing. The amount of poor logic and contradictory leading up to “these are just bad players” is hilarious.
The best line “I just know she’s a losing player” as if he’s not the biggest losing player at the table. Classic
14:40 this was surprising to me to hear bart say to size down. i feel like this is exactly the type of player who should pretty much always be overbet jamming the river with his thick value hands. hes just getting paid off in spots other players arent. look at this lady. hes so in her head shes calling a huge jam with 2 pair on a board with 4 to a straight and a flush on it.
Because they’re all bad players….didn’t you hear him? Lol
I play with a good bit of these player types and honestly I'm transitioning from this type of player. Your last sentence made me laugh so hard. You're so right. Why the hell would she call preflop, the flop, the turn i understand a little but not really, and a JAM on the river? My god she must thing this guy is the biggest whale at the table.
@@joet7760 I think a bad player beat another bad player is all lol
@@mattymcsplatty5440 i mean thats basically 99.9% of all poker hands so theres a good chance you are correct.
@@Dexerion the absolute biggest advantage these types of players have is on late street big bets. what happens is they see you making tons of big pf raises and showing up with like J6s and 98o and 22 and just immediately label you as 'he could have anything' not realizing that when the big bets go in on later streets you actually have hands strong enough to play big pots with. thats how they get to the 'i had 2 pair, he plays anything, i HAD to call' mindset when the board has 4 straight cards and a flush and better 2 pairs on it.
which leads to my thought that he definitely should be putting them to the test for stacks when he actually has a strong hand. we're way past the point of 'i wanted to get a little value for my straight'.
This guy is my favorite call in I have seen on this channel. So many gems here. From his personality to his analyzing the hand. :)
I love it when there’s a guy at the table that can’t structure properly and thinks everyone else is a bad player.
It went 5 ways to the flop. he's not wrong
@@nansypansy1389 He's dead wrong. Those people are just trying to catch him so they can stack him. They know this caller is the fish and are just trying to get into a pot with him. Great implied odds especially for the 4th, and 5th caller.
@@nitemareman1 well then they are still wrong because that's not how you combat that type of player, you hammer them with three bets and isos and force them to put large amounts of money into pots out of position and with wider ranges. Just flatting and trying to get lucky is what bad players do, so I agree more with @nansy pansy then what you are saying. Not to mention the fact that implied odds vs direct odds for the 4th, 5th, 6th player etc actually get worse because the equity of your hand probably won't even match the pot equity, like you can't just call with J2 suited because you are getting 5-1 direct odds and your probably like a 9-1 dog to the field equty-wise, and you have to remember these equities we are all always talking about and see stats for on on streams are to the river equities; very rarely are we actually going to realize our runout equity in any given hand let alone one that is five ways with a perceived manic, also not to mention getting yourself coolered is also a factor.
But they are bad players. They're all waiting for aces or kings, and when they raise the caller will just fold. Everyone sees players like the caller and they think the caller is a fish, when in fact the passive nits are the real fish.
@@karlinchina agreed, and look where “calling and trying to get into hands with the fish” led the villain of the hand. She passively called with J8s called a bet with second pair, made two pair and bet weak them called a raise on a very dangerous turn even against an aggro psychopath, then check called off a massive all in on a four straight and flush board. Who’s the real fish here?
cracked up the whole call!😂 holy shit this was gold
I love this guys energy! PLO guys are always crazy at holdem! Definitely increases my variance when they sit down!
I've never wanted one of barts guests to lose a hand so bad
I play at Club 52 and it is the most rewarding and frustrating card room to play at😂
This guy certainly is a fun player
This guy is great. Love this call. More Rec calls please!
It's so funny how the guy who doesn't know what the good end of the straight is says other players are losing.
I find it incredibly hard to believe he raised to $125 and got 4 callers. I need to find this game.
Did this guy mention that he’s a rec player who likes to have fun? Not sure if he ever made us aware of that during the call.
I feel he also could have mentioned that the other players are bad players and scared money a few more times.
I wish he would've let us know if this was a match the stack game or not.
This guy is a skilled reg, he doesn’t study enough to understand why he’s right, and it comes out as these wild absolute statements. Preflop there is a range your opponents could have that is so wide it makes this large open sizing profitable. The four calls make it seem likely they are playing that range, what rich says makes “them bad players.”
I do think a palatable defense of that is that essentially you’re making -EV opens compared to the blinds in order to drastically increase the size of the game to match the pots in what you view is an advantageous situation. Since everybody is calling, at least some of the players aren’t taking the proper exploitative counter against you.
That’s insufficient though since a couple people people at the table COULD be doing that to you and it’s questionable if this guy would notice. Also, it’s pretty important that he thinks he’s intimidating the other players at the table and playing postflop assuming they’re scared… when the fact that they’re all calling pre and calling him down with a very weak two pair proves the EXACT OPPOSITE. This guy had a 70% chance by the turn to lose his entire stack as a result of that.
So it’s pretty important that he was doing an arguably defensible exploitive play for the wrong reasons.
Damn the routine 2400 bb pot. That’s incredible, I’ve never won that many bbs is a single pot before and I’ve played a long time.
Thank you so much Bart!! I love to see and hear different perspectives of a different types of players!
"I'm not a maniac player" when he always raises 20+ BBs PF 😅
Think what you want about the caller but know this you’re not winning a 2200BB pot with your silly 2.5x raises!
Absolute classic call in
Yup!
brilliant call in Richard!
made my night 🤘🏾👽🤘🏾
Exactly....this kind of player is the most dangerous player...if poker was about intelligence the professor s from MIT would win everytime....the players who are a little loose and think differently about situations are sometimes the biggest winners.
"I went into the bathroom, and did a dance" lmao🤣🕺
God bless you for taking calls like this 😂
I think the caller is delusional about his skill level vs that of a table full of 2-5 opponents all with stacks of 3K to 6K+. Making his standard raise $125 shows that HE is the fish. Raising to 25x on the button vs 3 limpers, and getting 4 callers, shows how NOT scared they are. He's lucky he sucked out on the river. I wish I could attach a GPS tracker to the guy.
Attach a GPS tracker that’s funny
Wow bro you’re super sharp, thanks for the outline.
Right? “There was one good player who would raise me and I’d fold” so he’d bet $125 into a $7 pot to fold?😂
haha yeah "they were all scared to lose rent money!"
so scared that over half the table calls a 125 preflop raise? lol
@@TheLordHumungus they were scared money or someone would have raised. there is so much dead money out there you have to go ahead and put in the three bet after some of those limpers limp.
1:35 I have $1000
4:25 I have $6400
Then he feels the need to explain a match the stack to the pro. Get this man a chicken dinner.
I love how this dude called to basically brag about how he dominated this table haha.
Honestly, it’s hearing extremely recreational players explain their hand breakdowns and why they made the actions they made…. That makes me believe that Robbi wasn’t cheating.
Know what I mean?
All you need to do to know she wasn't cheating is just pay attention at showdown.
She has 1 year of poker training and she studies 5 to 6 hours a day. She isn't a recreational player. She is manipulative
@@PatrickA1 AHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Wait you're serious?
@@snex000 That's what she said!
@@snex000 showdown is one of the most incriminating moments…
"that's incredible value Rich" - "oh yeah, i went into the bathroom and did a dance." gold.
These kind of players is what’s keeping poker alive. Even at the micros online I see this. Just got to be ready for the moment 💵💵
This is the best hand ever on this show. I don't know how I missed it before
If you are playing aggressive, you can expect that people will slow play the nuts. So, it's absolutely possible for the villain to have a flush and check it back and/or min raising. But the hero got a read, that the table was super soft and created an image for himself. He was correct! Good for him! I bet that was a really fun night!!!
I love how Bart kept eolling his eyes at the caller comments but, then would catch himself and pretend to be thinking.
I like this guy! The nits and fake pros will say you'll go broke and judge but f them. Have fun and hopefully you cooler them for being so tight.
“I went to the bathroom and did a dance” hahahaha
i have a friend that plays like this, I know the other players at the table must get ultra tilted just from his presence. Its great to be at the same game and recognize the 'special person' dynamic in play
This is the best call in I’ve heard yet.
“I went to the bathroom and did a dance” 16:33 😂
There is a guy who plays at Thunder Valley just like this guy, and I love getting in the game when he is playing.
Exactly me too!!
Early on it felt like Bart's demeanor changed from talking with a caller to talking to a whale at the table. "Oh yeah, these guys are scared. Good play."
Bruh be quiet
OP would get terrorized by this player in a live game. Lmao
Now I know whose table to sit at when I go down to Melbourne… every time he said “this girl is a bad player” “scared money” or “insert comment here” I’m taking a drink… pick me up at the hospital broh!
He wants pocket 3’s to fold out on the flop? I’d much prefer pocket 3’s to call.
Absolutely love this one, Bart does the best job of leading people into thinking about what they are actually saying.
it is very useful to see the thought process of rec players though, and how their rationalizations are backward a lot of time.
like him saying 'I wanted hands like pocket 3's to fold'......
you have a pair of kings..why wouldn't you want smaller pairs to call you?
At that point I was asked if I would consider checking the flop. I said no, I want to bet so I get 33’s to fold. No free cards at my table
You want them to call, but you want to make them pay to hit their 2 outer or gutshot etc.
@@richardtalbott2364 so u don't want value from players your dominating 92%? Ok. But I have to ask, you don't find it slightly telling that every single comment is how badly you play, it's always, EVERYONE else is the bad player? You seem to respect Bart, and he was laughing at you the entire time, obviously he can't tell you how horrible you are straight up bc you're making him money.
@@richardtalbott2364 do you not see the contradictions?
They're scared money
4 people called 25x pre flop
I think she has 2 pair or a set
So I'm raising her n got lucky on the river to bail me out
I open 25x and they made fun of me
They must be bad
Effective stack is 1000
Effective stack is 6500
Effective stack is 5000
Let me explain what match the stack is(I'm assuming you felt so smart explaining basics)
She's so bad she led $300
Idk what a block bet is(it's a 25% lead bet sometimes used to induce a bad player to raise)
You fell for it and raised
He might not be the best poker player but he’s damn right about one thing.
If they complain about how much you bet, they’re a bad player.
Yeah reminds me when I play 1/3 waiting for a bigger game and keep raising to 20-30 over the limps every other hand. The nit regs just want to see a $3 flop.
For the stakes he probably plays with a 2 5 PLO bankroll, this is a small game to him and he obv plays exploitative, he’s not wrong with a lot of his logic
I’d love to be sitting at a game with someone opening to 125 at 2-5 😂 amazing
Yeah we need more of these! Loved it.
This guy is the reason why live poker isnt dead.
I fkn love this guy
Hahaha! Entertaining caller 😂 had a good laugh!
This guy is the best lmao. This is how a rec player thinks. Poker is alive
This guy leave thinking about how awesome would be if you can make Alan Keating go into the show and review one of his crazy hands lol
Hang on, was he playing against good or bad players?
Who knows, he didn't really get into that.
💀
To be fair to Hero, I feel like I would also go to the bathroom and do a dance if I was called on this river by that hand.
"that's just a scared bet", actually it's pretty standard GTO, It's a 1/4 size pot bet. Solvers love this size for some reason. Also, I would never place that much emphasis on a physical tell unless I had more info on the person.
"They're just all bad players" said the guy open raising to 25x preflop lol, seems like a lovely guy though.
When a rec player runs hot and becomes a pro that can read everyone and everything.. Also quick to point out how bad everyone else is.. 🤣.. We need more videos like this! I was on the edge of my seat the entire time..🤣🤣🤣
What would be hilarious is if the J8 player called in without hearing this and gave her impression of him and the rest of the table... so I'm playing 2-5 match the stack and the the table is pretty solid, the villain is this whale opening $125 with any two cards.
Caller thought there might have been a pro there……at a dog track!
I agree with the caller that the lead on the turn screams weakness, betting 2 pair for protection.
"I went to the bathroom and did a dance" hahahahahahaha
"I went into the bathroom and did a dance" 😂
Really good call in,enjoyed it.some more of these types would be awesome.
God forbid people not wanting to call a 25X bet preflop. Those terrible players.
but its even funnier because after that rant, his hand is about how half the table DID call
Lmao this dude overplays a pair of kings in a 5 way pot on the wettest board ever, sucks out on the river, overbets his now actually decent hand to the point he should never have gotten paid off on it, and has the audacity to criticize other players. Holy moly. This call was gold.
i like your style, rich.
“Found the felt a few times thinking I was good when I’m not.”
A few times? Define “few” Rich
Found the felt lol
“If you’re complaining about what I’m opening, than you’re a bad player”
😂 this logic is why you can ALWAYS make money in this game!
than?
He's not wrong about that part. Both the guy opening to 25bb and the people complaining are bad players. The good players sit there and smile and extract value with a tight range
@@MichaelDruggan Yeah honestly he nailed the "someone complaining about a someone doing something stupid is a bad player" part, just not the "doing something stupid" part.
I actually think he’s correct.
He's 100% right. If you think someone is making bad plays, then you don't complain.
This Guy is a Bad Player that thinks Everybody else is the Bad Players. I LOVE playing against players like him.
This call was so much fun!!👍👍
Perfect example of how profitable playing LAG is. All the momey you lose all the times tour picked off, you’ll make up for in thin value. You just need to have the instincts and skills to know when a tight player is trapping you and give up.
Lol “I’m not a maniac player” but same sentence says he “wants to gamble” raises almost 4x with 3 to a straight, straight flush and flush on the board