You’re the first ever vlogger that I’ve seen to show anime meme in their own vlogs. Poker is considered a very serious grown up hobby and I like it that you’re not scared to show your viewers you’re into anime
I've been watching poker vloggers for over 4 years now. Following your thought processes, sounds like you know what you're doing. Don't listen to the doubters & haters!
Nice video. Like the different range/types of hands that you cover in this video (along with the humor). Would be helpful to get more examples of ways to minimize “losses”
I won 21 sessions in a row lol 😂 Hard to show any losses on such a streak. I show plenty of hands I lose or decide to fold though, liks how in the last hand of the first video, I fold AJ to a J-7-8 flop. You find out at the end of the 2nd video what the guy had
Heaters are heaters, the good players minimize their risk when those heaters end. I am still mostly 1/2/3 and 2/5 from time to time, being in MD and only having three casinos to play at and getting married and building a house hurt the bankroll, but I will get back into the swing of things after taxes come back next year. Keep up the good work, you made some really good plays and your narration is solid. Got a sub from me 👍
@@AeroPlaysPoker played the last 2 days. Thursday night I bought in for $250 and made it to $400 then lost it and cashed out with $60. Friday night I played for about 4 hours bought in with $250 and cashed out for $1125.
@@AeroPlaysPokeryea my streak is still continuing :D. Hey I’m curious tho, how do I request a table change? Especially on days like Tuesday where I usually sit down at the table with a bunch of old nits 😅
Finished watching. Great video. Couple questions though… noticed you raising PF to 2.5, why? I’ve heard this is common in Europe but I haven’t seen it at the tables yet. Also, would you use this sizing regardless of position (assuming no limps of course). Lastly, later in the video you made a 4x PFR (the 77 hand I believe). Your comments on varying PF bet sizing? Had always been told that’s a bad idea. Thanks for your time.
Which hand did I raise to 2.5x? You'll have to be more specific. For the 77 hand, we're short handed and I'm out of position. I charge more when out of position. On a full table, I would just check back if in the blinds, or open to 3x if first into the pot. On a full table, I do use a sliding scale with my raises though, often open raising between 15-25 with the exact same hands.
Ohhh you must be referring to $25 raises when there's a live 10. That's pretty normal for the 2-5 game since the straddle effectively reduces everyone's stack size by half in terms of blinds. You'll notice in the second to last hand when I have AK, my opponent opens to 25 as well.
why not raise 2.5? Your goal is to bet enough to get some action without the entire table calling. If you open to $25 and 6 people call then youre not raising large enough. If you open to $35 and everyone folds then you're opening too large. Just feel out the table and see what theyll tolerate.
@@JiggaFJV avoid other pros and solid regulars. No point getting into an ego battle to see who's the best. We're all here to increase our monthly income. Look for huge fish you recognize and have played with before. Barring that, look for large stacks and unfamiliar faces.
@@AeroPlaysPokerdo you not recommend playing at various locations? I live in the Bay Area, and I usually just switch it up between like 4-5 rooms, should I go to only 1 or 2?
@@JiggaFJV that's completely up to you. If your play style is not very dynamic, it's actually in your best interest to move around so that regulars don't catch on to how you play. For me personally, the Wynn and Aria provide the best action for 2-5 games in Vegas, but the Aria's tables are jammed too close together for comfort. Plus the Wynn has a deeper buy in. In the Bay Area, I always found the action at Lucky Chances to be great :)
Yo as longest u play smart 7/10 for sure u'll be the winner, I know because I did this for almost 10years NYC area and Atlantic City, I turned 40 had my first kid Then slowed down a little Then the 2nd had to give up Or get my a$$ kicked from inlaws lol,. Anyway u doing great bro Keep doing what ur doing Oh one more thing. Take this advise Don't try to play bigger games,couple bad beats can sink u,so please be careful GL
Do you usually play at those times to take advantage of tired or drunk players coming off a long session? I've been playing weekends but mostly between 6pm and 1am. Been thinking about trying a super late session like you did here. Let me know what you think. Keep up the great content!
I like the content... what's with all the haters...? I guess "IT" can't be done because "THEY" say so...? 😲 * Stay the course, fam!!! #RUNGOOD O... and PS, I subbed 🙂
I've known pros who only make about 3k a month playing 2-5. Their biggest problem is they think they're the best in the league. As Danial Negreanu says, the day you think that you've seen it all and there's nothing else to learn in poker is the day everyone else starts to pass you up. For these people, the achievements that I boast sound impossible to them, therefore it has to be impossible for everyone else too.
@@joeyanderson6830you've actually inspired me to start a Patreon. 😂 I'll release one more video for the coaching series and then put the rest on Patreon. That way I won't bog down the normal vlog watchers, meanwhile provide a way for loyal fans to show support if they're so inclined. I'll have it up in the next couple weeks
just lost 3 sessions in a row after a big win streak. thinking it’s due to lack of discipline once i get back on the table after a losing session but how do you stay focused and not tilt at the table?
I think it's because I'm old and my testes have shriveled up. I had a MAJOR problem with tilting when I was younger lol. 😂 But in all seriousness, after a big loss or two, I can take upwards of a week off to reset myself. It was much harder when I was single. Now or days, coming home to my family always destresses me.
📈 to the mooooon , any plans to play some of the bigger wynn cash games? also what about tournaments, you seem like you’d translate extremely well into them
I thought AMC was going to the Moon... Lost so much money I had to go back down to 1-3 for awhile lol 😂 I'm not a tournament player. I'll likely climb higher in stakes in the cash games over the course of this next year, but I think most viewers benefit most from knowledge pertaining to the lower stakes.
I think you can win $10k/mo from 2/5 but you have to be playing full time and put in a ton of hours every month. Assuming you have a good reg winrate of 10bb/hr, you would need at LEAST 200 hour every month. I think at some point you will feel burned out. If you truly are crushing 2/5, just move up to 5/10.
@@fransfermont6193 I have several parrots myself and have raised many more including several ecclectus, African Greys, and different conures mutations. I used to hand feed baby parrots and rehome them for a small profit as a hobby. :) I currently have a white bellied Caique, violet indian ring neck, green cheek conure, and pure white cockatiel.
I like the videos and hand analysis but I can’t help but ask, if you’re this successful at short session $2/$5, why don’t you ever play higher stakes like $5/$10? Or at the very least, longer sessions at $2/$5 and book bigger profits?
Playing longer hours does not equate to making more for me. 😅 Plus, I have a full plate already with the time requirements of vlogging and being a family man. A different skill set is required for each stake you play at. The 2-5 deep stack at the Wynn has a 1500 buy-in which is actually higher than the 5-10 for most home town casinos. 1500 is the same max buy-in for the 5-10 that the Bellagio used to run for over a decade before they recently changed it to 2500. I used to play in a 10-25 in San Diego that was softer than the Wynn's 5-10...
@@efg1311 Ocean's 11. They used to have a 10-25 that ran twice a week. No cap. I stopped by there this past week while in SD on vacation and notice they now only have a 10-20 with a 6k max buy in. Ocean's 11 is where I met and battled with DGAF from Hustler Casino Live for a couple years. I also ran into Brad Booth one night for a crazy session as well.
I would like to hear your analysis about Q8s bb defend in a 3way but folding hu. In my mind is better to play hu with mediocre hands rather than 3way. Please insight me 😅😅
I'm a multi-way, full ring specialist. The more people in a hand, the better my psychological advantage in dissecting what each person has. You will get some insight into this with my very next vlog that will air possibly tomorrow. I can basic pull Houdini tricks with enough people in a hand, .... or if you are sitting directly next to me ....
Multiple reasons. I'm a family man, so I spend time with the family during the day and wait until they're all in bed before I sneak off. Secondly, I avoid the OMC retirement crew that play during normal business hours at all costs lol. You also get more drunks at night. Lastly, I take damage in direct sunlight and need to escape back to my coffin before the sun rises.
hitting two pair, trips, and quads in the first few hours and then two more trip sets definitely does not help your ' I'm not sunrunning' argument hahahahaha. nice session though!
It can, if you live close to a card room. I used to playing just the weekends at Foxwoods, which was a 3-hour drive from Boston. This is the math: $10K in 30 days is $333.33 per day. Playing for 4-hours a day, you need to make $83.33 per hour. Buy-in is typically $500. In an hour, you may get a hand dealt every 3 minutes. That's 20 hands per hour. If you fold your big and small blind, you lose about $14 in a 9-person game. In 4 hours, that's -$56. You basically see 80 hands, but you'll typically play 10% of those hands, so 8 hands. $389.33 / 8 = $48.66 is what you'd need to win for each of those 8 hands. Raising to $20 typically has 1 or 2 callers. C-bet on the flop, most will likely fold. Win a big hand, you can just leave. Go on a heater, you can make $2K or more in under an hour. However, you will likely lose 25% of the hands you play, so minimize your losses for your losing hands.
You mentioned folding Q8s in the big blind if it was heads up but you decided to call since it’s multi-way… Even though you are getting better pot odds due to there being more $$ in the pots. You actually defend the BB less frequently due to the fact that you are less likely to realize your equity multi-way. (:
I was thinking the same lol every suited Q is a defend in the BB even if it’s an UTG open 9-handed. Should actually be calling less multiway with marginal hands in cash but Q8s is fine as a call
The last time I had Aces and 4-bet your Jacks, you folded almost instantly face up even though you were in position. This time you tanked a long while. What did you have? :O
@@AeroPlaysPoker Well, position doesn't much matter with jacks when you're up against aces in a 4b pot. If I was better at flopping sets, I might have called.
If you watch the rest of my vlogs, all of my sessions are only about 3-4 hours long. :D Making big hands is not how you get paid in poker. I was only up $248 past the 3-hour mark. You need to make the maximum when you make any kind of hand, and lose the minimum when you think you're beat even if you have a monster. One of the biggest pots I won was with A-high... I didn't actually make anything in those big hands I made. $80 for top two with K10, $25 for the set of 5's, $40 for the quads, $40 for the set of 7's....
What are the odds of winning 21 in a row then? Because that's what I did. ;D Also, a 60% win rate is incredibly low for a higher tier pro. Secondly, you are equating a game of skill as if it were a roulette wheel or baccarat hand. Poker doesn't exactly work like that. One of my session wins was for $15
@@AeroPlaysPoker how did you come to the conclusion the 60% win rate is "incredibly" low? Win % also varies by play style, but in no universe would I consider 60% to be low. Even for a crusher, I'd say it's just a bit below par.
If you factor in rake, a poker player who wins 50% of the time is a losing player, if you assume that wins are as big as losses. (My losses are typically bigger than my average wins.) So someone who wins 60% of the time only comes out ahead 2 sessions for every 10 since 4 of his wins will cancel out 4 of his losses. Considering I only play about 15 sessions a month, that would only average me 3 take home sessions a month. I would only make 2-3k a month with that win percentage. That would be enough for a profitting recreational player, but hardly enough for any professional to consider it as his sole income at the 2-5 level. That's pure mathematics. From an annecdotal stand point, I've been a pro for over 16 years. I have an older brother who was a pro for 10+ years before I even got started. I have many friends and acquaintances who are pros...
@@AeroPlaysPoker it's surprising to me that your losses are on average bigger than your wins. My tracker doesn't have hard stats readily available but my average wins eclipse my average loss substantially. Maybe I just have a higher variance play style than you. My win % is 65 over the last 1600 hours/1.5 years, which I don't consider low at all, especially paired with a 14bb/hr win rate. I'm not sure a benchmark for win % exists like it does for bb/hr. It would be kind of hard to normalize with the variables in play style, session length, game availability, etc.
@@ericy5670 I have ego and pride problems. 😅 i hate losing. When I have a losing session, I will sit there like a stubborn mule trying crawl my way back to even by shere force of will alone... So my losing sessions, albeit rare they may be, are normally for 2k-2500. Wheras my wins are typically 700-1500. But yes, I can agree different win percentages can depend heavily upon play style. If your wins are much larger than your losses, you can subsist on a smaller win percentage. Poker Bankroll tracker keeps win percentage by the way.
It is yes. Well, I -was- working 20 hours a week or less, but then I started this TH-cam channel and now it's closer to full time due to the video productions. 😅
You keep making loose decisions because you are 4 handed. This is bad reasoning. Your raise first in range shouldn't be much different from the button if there are 4 or 9 players.
I'm the first to admit I'm not a short handed specialist. I only ever sit short handed while waiting for enough spots on the main tables for our table to break. 😅
@@AeroPlaysPoker Truth be told everyone who doesn't like the sound of their own voice on a recording indicates you're not a narcissist and a good person so I'm glad you think that way
Is it not? Could have fooled me... I've been successfully doing so for at least 4 months straight now ;) Check the short I have posted or the pics on my Instagram
@@jonathansykes4986so if someone does well for a year, would you just say they "ran hot" for a year? Is it statistically probable for someone to simply "run hot" for twelve ... THOUSAND ... hands?
I'm not a huge fan of online poker. I did get sponsored for a 60% split for the pokerrr2 app before though. Made 20k one week playing 5-10 and PLO. :D I don't multitask super well though and could only manage 3 tables at a time. Ideally, I'm a 2-5 cash game specialist. Really enjoying this vlogger journey though!
@@AeroPlaysPokerthe amount of hours you play over the longterm will help determine your winrate. We all have hot and cold streaks. But skill will prevail.
@@paulboyd561 I post losing hands every single session, as long as they provide something to learn from. For this session, I lost the K4 of clubs hand, stating that people rarely 3-barrel bluff, but that I'm only calling since we're short handed. I also lost the 10-10 hand for the $150 3-bet, but called preflop since we were deep enough to set mine.
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You’re the first ever vlogger that I’ve seen to show anime meme in their own vlogs. Poker is considered a very serious grown up hobby and I like it that you’re not scared to show your viewers you’re into anime
Anime, Dungeons and Dragons, Simpsons... nobody gets left behind!
Def. My new fav. Vlogger!! Great analysis and humor! I wish you could be my sensai but hope one to profit like you , i like tournaments too though
Welcome aboard! :D I have some amazing footage lined up for future videos. 😁
dude you are an absolute crusher, definitely a major major major skill factor involved and not just some lucky heater
@@michaelognar Thank you Michael! ❤️💖 That's not what the haters and trolls think! 🧌
I've been watching poker vloggers for over 4 years now. Following your thought processes, sounds like you know what you're doing. Don't listen to the doubters & haters!
Thanks Walter! 😁 Very encouraging words!
Nice video. Like the different range/types of hands that you cover in this video (along with the humor). Would be helpful to get more examples of ways to minimize “losses”
I won 21 sessions in a row lol 😂 Hard to show any losses on such a streak. I show plenty of hands I lose or decide to fold though, liks how in the last hand of the first video, I fold AJ to a J-7-8 flop. You find out at the end of the 2nd video what the guy had
by far my favorite new poker vlogger!
Thank you kindly! :D Check out my other vids too! 😉
Keep it coming, look forward to seeing your videos 🎉
@@ss-vp4pq thank you! Doing our best to produce as many as possible as fast as we can. :D
Really good enjoy watching you play the J 10 guess was good stuff Congrats 🚘
You should always put your opponent on a range of hands, using every visual or verbal cue to narrow that range further!
Heaters are heaters, the good players minimize their risk when those heaters end. I am still mostly 1/2/3 and 2/5 from time to time, being in MD and only having three casinos to play at and getting married and building a house hurt the bankroll, but I will get back into the swing of things after taxes come back next year. Keep up the good work, you made some really good plays and your narration is solid. Got a sub from me 👍
Thank you :D Is this the first of my videos that you've seen? Make sure to check out the others!
sick video man. this is the content we need, i'm so pumped to get back into 1/2 after taking a couple weeks off.
Let us know how it goes!
@@AeroPlaysPoker played the last 2 days. Thursday night I bought in for $250 and made it to $400 then lost it and cashed out with $60. Friday night I played for about 4 hours bought in with $250 and cashed out for $1125.
@@cactus9691 Sounds like some nice solid gains there! :D The second session more than made up for the first!
@@AeroPlaysPokeryea my streak is still continuing :D. Hey I’m curious tho, how do I request a table change? Especially on days like Tuesday where I usually sit down at the table with a bunch of old nits 😅
@@cactus9691 Just ask the floor. You can request a specific table, or simply a change off your current table. How many wins are you up to now?
Anyone else laughing throughout this vlog? 🤣🤣🤣
Glad you enjoy my humor! 😁
@@f0t0b0y Any part you enjoy in particular?
Learning from your vlog is very helpful for analyzing the hands . Thanks so much
Thank you, and welcome aboard! 😁
Looking forward to watching this!
Finished watching. Great video. Couple questions though… noticed you raising PF to 2.5, why? I’ve heard this is common in Europe but I haven’t seen it at the tables yet. Also, would you use this sizing regardless of position (assuming no limps of course). Lastly, later in the video you made a 4x PFR (the 77 hand I believe). Your comments on varying PF bet sizing? Had always been told that’s a bad idea. Thanks for your time.
Which hand did I raise to 2.5x? You'll have to be more specific. For the 77 hand, we're short handed and I'm out of position. I charge more when out of position. On a full table, I would just check back if in the blinds, or open to 3x if first into the pot. On a full table, I do use a sliding scale with my raises though, often open raising between 15-25 with the exact same hands.
Ohhh you must be referring to $25 raises when there's a live 10. That's pretty normal for the 2-5 game since the straddle effectively reduces everyone's stack size by half in terms of blinds. You'll notice in the second to last hand when I have AK, my opponent opens to 25 as well.
why not raise 2.5? Your goal is to bet enough to get some action without the entire table calling. If you open to $25 and 6 people call then youre not raising large enough. If you open to $35 and everyone folds then you're opening too large. Just feel out the table and see what theyll tolerate.
For those saying he’s on a wicked heater, sure maybe. Or maybe my guy is picking the right games and playing good poker
Thanks for the bode of confidence Danny!
@@AeroPlaysPokerwhat do you look for when changing tables, when is it most obvious to change tables
@@JiggaFJV avoid other pros and solid regulars. No point getting into an ego battle to see who's the best. We're all here to increase our monthly income. Look for huge fish you recognize and have played with before. Barring that, look for large stacks and unfamiliar faces.
@@AeroPlaysPokerdo you not recommend playing at various locations? I live in the Bay Area, and I usually just switch it up between like 4-5 rooms, should I go to only 1 or 2?
@@JiggaFJV that's completely up to you. If your play style is not very dynamic, it's actually in your best interest to move around so that regulars don't catch on to how you play.
For me personally, the Wynn and Aria provide the best action for 2-5 games in Vegas, but the Aria's tables are jammed too close together for comfort. Plus the Wynn has a deeper buy in.
In the Bay Area, I always found the action at Lucky Chances to be great :)
Enjoyable vlog, sir! Thanks for posting 🎉
Glad you enjoyed it! 😄
Great Vlog. Subscribed 🤙🏼🤙🏼
@@motobakin welcome aboard!
I don't like this kind of tables, no bluff, straight forward poker, in the other hand, your play is strong buddy, keep it up and I subs
Gary attemped bluffing several times, but he would just shut down on the turn 😂 There's some extreme bluffing planned for the next vlog ;)
Yo as longest u play smart
7/10 for sure u'll be the winner,
I know because I did this for almost 10years NYC area and
Atlantic City,
I turned 40 had my first kid
Then slowed down a little
Then the 2nd had to give up
Or get my a$$ kicked from inlaws lol,.
Anyway u doing great bro
Keep doing what ur doing
Oh one more thing.
Take this advise
Don't try to play bigger games,couple bad beats can sink u,so please be careful
GL
Thanks for your support and welcome to the team! 🙏 Check out the rest of my vlogs :D
Great video, bro !
Thank you, fellow vampire Patrick!
Do you usually play at those times to take advantage of tired or drunk players coming off a long session? I've been playing weekends but mostly between 6pm and 1am. Been thinking about trying a super late session like you did here. Let me know what you think. Keep up the great content!
Actually yes. It's one of the reasons I play the Graveyard shift :)
@@AeroPlaysPoker definitely going to give it a try this weekend.
New sub. Your videos hit different. 🙌🏼
@@f0t0b0y How do they hit you? We talking drunk driver, or tickled nips?
@@AeroPlaysPoker Definitely nip tickle.
I like the content... what's with all the haters...? I guess "IT" can't be done because "THEY" say so...? 😲
* Stay the course, fam!!! #RUNGOOD O... and PS, I subbed 🙂
I've known pros who only make about 3k a month playing 2-5. Their biggest problem is they think they're the best in the league. As Danial Negreanu says, the day you think that you've seen it all and there's nothing else to learn in poker is the day everyone else starts to pass you up. For these people, the achievements that I boast sound impossible to them, therefore it has to be impossible for everyone else too.
Excellent vlog! I’m a fan brother.. 😂
Awesome! Thank you! Make sure to check out some of the other videos :D
Love the content. Keep up the great work.
@@joeyanderson6830 Thanks Joey! :D
@@AeroPlaysPoker how do I kick you few bucks when you put out videos?
@@joeyanderson6830you've actually inspired me to start a Patreon. 😂 I'll release one more video for the coaching series and then put the rest on Patreon. That way I won't bog down the normal vlog watchers, meanwhile provide a way for loyal fans to show support if they're so inclined. I'll have it up in the next couple weeks
@AeroPlaysPoker love it! ❤️
Nicely done Keep up the great work.
Thanks, will do! ☺️
What time did you start playing this session? Do you play at the same time each day?
I started at 3:04 in the morning. I typically start any time after midnight, although once in a rare while I can arrive as early as 10 pm.
just lost 3 sessions in a row after a big win streak. thinking it’s due to lack of discipline once i get back on the table after a losing session but how do you stay focused and not tilt at the table?
I think it's because I'm old and my testes have shriveled up. I had a MAJOR problem with tilting when I was younger lol. 😂 But in all seriousness, after a big loss or two, I can take upwards of a week off to reset myself. It was much harder when I was single. Now or days, coming home to my family always destresses me.
📈 to the mooooon , any plans to play some of the bigger wynn cash games? also what about tournaments, you seem like you’d translate extremely well into them
I thought AMC was going to the Moon... Lost so much money I had to go back down to 1-3 for awhile lol 😂 I'm not a tournament player. I'll likely climb higher in stakes in the cash games over the course of this next year, but I think most viewers benefit most from knowledge pertaining to the lower stakes.
Hitting sets and quads and being not sure if you lucky ❤❤❤
"Give a man a fish, he can eat for a night. Teach a man how to fish, he can eat for the rest of his life." 🐠
Beautiful video!😍
Amazing sir🎉do you have other source of income or this is your only source?
Just the poker! And well, the $400 from TH-cam that I"ve made after 2 months of full time vlogging! 😅
Can't watch 4 handed poker. Will watch for the next one.
It's only 4-handed for a short while.
I think you can win $10k/mo from 2/5 but you have to be playing full time and put in a ton of hours every month. Assuming you have a good reg winrate of 10bb/hr, you would need at LEAST 200 hour every month. I think at some point you will feel burned out. If you truly are crushing 2/5, just move up to 5/10.
Thankfully my win rate for the past year is 18.5 BB's, I don't need to put in as many hours 😅
@@AeroPlaysPoker gl, how many hours have you played
@@DarkKnight-np6nw that stat is tracked from this past year, but I've been playing professionally over 16 years.
@@AeroPlaysPoker fair enough, well played through the hands, looking forward to more videos! subbed.
limp c 3b 44 c AAx flop and hit 2 outs, nice play luckbox. 55 hours +16k, lol, nice sun run
Undoubtedly one of my best months. ;D I had a 20k month followed by a 15k month around this time last year as well.
If I ran as good as you do I’d be able to buy a car as well. 😬
Don't underestimate the African Grey, yo! Freaking love parrots 😂
@@fransfermont6193 I have several parrots myself and have raised many more including several ecclectus, African Greys, and different conures mutations. I used to hand feed baby parrots and rehome them for a small profit as a hobby. :) I currently have a white bellied Caique, violet indian ring neck, green cheek conure, and pure white cockatiel.
The title caught my eye. Grants Pass Oregon poker bought me a nice used Land Rover.
“Nice” and “used Land Rover” should never be used together in a sentence.
@@jeffreyhaskin7584 Nice! 👍 What stakes did you play and how long did it take you?
Grants Pass, fr? I grew up in GP years back! Go Cavemen!
I’ll get my money back from you next time I’m in Vegas! 😂
Round 5... Fight!
I like the videos and hand analysis but I can’t help but ask, if you’re this successful at short session $2/$5, why don’t you ever play higher stakes like $5/$10? Or at the very least, longer sessions at $2/$5 and book bigger profits?
Playing longer hours does not equate to making more for me. 😅 Plus, I have a full plate already with the time requirements of vlogging and being a family man.
A different skill set is required for each stake you play at. The 2-5 deep stack at the Wynn has a 1500 buy-in which is actually higher than the 5-10 for most home town casinos. 1500 is the same max buy-in for the 5-10 that the Bellagio used to run for over a decade before they recently changed it to 2500.
I used to play in a 10-25 in San Diego that was softer than the Wynn's 5-10...
Where did you play in San Diego $10/$25?
@@efg1311 Ocean's 11. They used to have a 10-25 that ran twice a week. No cap. I stopped by there this past week while in SD on vacation and notice they now only have a 10-20 with a 6k max buy in.
Ocean's 11 is where I met and battled with DGAF from Hustler Casino Live for a couple years. I also ran into Brad Booth one night for a crazy session as well.
I would like to hear your analysis about Q8s bb defend in a 3way but folding hu. In my mind is better to play hu with mediocre hands rather than 3way. Please insight me 😅😅
I'm a multi-way, full ring specialist. The more people in a hand, the better my psychological advantage in dissecting what each person has. You will get some insight into this with my very next vlog that will air possibly tomorrow. I can basic pull Houdini tricks with enough people in a hand, .... or if you are sitting directly next to me ....
@@AeroPlaysPoker if i ever sit next to you. you will never see my face or neck LMAO
@Sp33dyBeanz saw my vlog #8 did you? ;D
Is there a reason you play sessions after midnight?
Multiple reasons. I'm a family man, so I spend time with the family during the day and wait until they're all in bed before I sneak off. Secondly, I avoid the OMC retirement crew that play during normal business hours at all costs lol. You also get more drunks at night. Lastly, I take damage in direct sunlight and need to escape back to my coffin before the sun rises.
Bro I’m dead lol nice response
hitting two pair, trips, and quads in the first few hours and then two more trip sets definitely does not help your ' I'm not sunrunning' argument hahahahaha. nice session though!
One session does not define a good player :D I won 21 sessions in a row between May to June.
It can, if you live close to a card room. I used to playing just the weekends at Foxwoods, which was a 3-hour drive from Boston. This is the math: $10K in 30 days is $333.33 per day. Playing for 4-hours a day, you need to make $83.33 per hour. Buy-in is typically $500. In an hour, you may get a hand dealt every 3 minutes. That's 20 hands per hour. If you fold your big and small blind, you lose about $14 in a 9-person game. In 4 hours, that's -$56. You basically see 80 hands, but you'll typically play 10% of those hands, so 8 hands. $389.33 / 8 = $48.66 is what you'd need to win for each of those 8 hands. Raising to $20 typically has 1 or 2 callers. C-bet on the flop, most will likely fold. Win a big hand, you can just leave. Go on a heater, you can make $2K or more in under an hour. However, you will likely lose 25% of the hands you play, so minimize your losses for your losing hands.
You mentioned folding Q8s in the big blind if it was heads up but you decided to call since it’s multi-way… Even though you are getting better pot odds due to there being more $$ in the pots. You actually defend the BB less frequently due to the fact that you are less likely to realize your equity multi-way. (:
I'm a full table specialist. I get more information in a multi-way situation as opposed to heads up. It's just my personal skill set 😅
I was thinking the same lol every suited Q is a defend in the BB even if it’s an UTG open 9-handed. Should actually be calling less multiway with marginal hands in cash but Q8s is fine as a call
Savagely handsome? Sounds about right.
So savage... So handsome! 🤩😘
The last time I had Aces and 4-bet your Jacks, you folded almost instantly face up even though you were in position. This time you tanked a long while. What did you have? :O
@@AeroPlaysPoker Well, position doesn't much matter with jacks when you're up against aces in a 4b pot. If I was better at flopping sets, I might have called.
@AeroPlaysPoker I don't exactly remember. I think it was AQ. I was never calling. It was either a 5b or fold, which is why I tanked so long.
@@rain_delayYou gotta hit the gym more, bro! 💪 Practice hitting those sets...
15:21 67 of hearts would be the nuts.
Yo aero u get patreon setup yet??
@@InnerEngineer999 yes it's @AeroPlaysPoker
In almost 4 hours you made: Big two pairs, Trips, straights, flushes, full houses, & quads. If that’s not running PURE idk what is.
If you watch the rest of my vlogs, all of my sessions are only about 3-4 hours long. :D Making big hands is not how you get paid in poker. I was only up $248 past the 3-hour mark. You need to make the maximum when you make any kind of hand, and lose the minimum when you think you're beat even if you have a monster. One of the biggest pots I won was with A-high...
I didn't actually make anything in those big hands I made. $80 for top two with K10, $25 for the set of 5's, $40 for the quads, $40 for the set of 7's....
You might have talent but the heater will end you were on a hell of a heater here. I've played for days and not made a set. Talk to me in 20 years.
Well I've been a professional for almost 17 years now. Does that mean I can talk to you in 3? 😂🤣
I knew the Jack the😂
Confused by this statement.. are you saying you understood the Jack Septic Eye reference? :D It's because Gary is from Ireland.
Lol this is so unrealistic. You are on a super heater. Most people watching this video gonna go bankrupt trying to replicate this 😂😂😂
Don't try this at home, kids!
what’s super heater?
@@jinwei5273 Some people seem to think my 21-win streak is based off of pure luck alone without taking into account any skill level. 😅
u do have great reads aero, but there are definitely people much better than you who cant get a 21 in a row winning sesh, i like the videos though :)
@Larxy_ I can get behind this comment :D Win ratio declines the higher in stakes you go even if your monthly increases.
winning 18 sessions in a row is in the neighborhood of 10,000-1 assuming 60% win rate which is reasonable for a winning player.
What are the odds of winning 21 in a row then? Because that's what I did. ;D Also, a 60% win rate is incredibly low for a higher tier pro.
Secondly, you are equating a game of skill as if it were a roulette wheel or baccarat hand. Poker doesn't exactly work like that. One of my session wins was for $15
@@AeroPlaysPoker how did you come to the conclusion the 60% win rate is "incredibly" low? Win % also varies by play style, but in no universe would I consider 60% to be low. Even for a crusher, I'd say it's just a bit below par.
If you factor in rake, a poker player who wins 50% of the time is a losing player, if you assume that wins are as big as losses. (My losses are typically bigger than my average wins.)
So someone who wins 60% of the time only comes out ahead 2 sessions for every 10 since 4 of his wins will cancel out 4 of his losses. Considering I only play about 15 sessions a month, that would only average me 3 take home sessions a month. I would only make 2-3k a month with that win percentage. That would be enough for a profitting recreational player, but hardly enough for any professional to consider it as his sole income at the 2-5 level.
That's pure mathematics. From an annecdotal stand point, I've been a pro for over 16 years. I have an older brother who was a pro for 10+ years before I even got started. I have many friends and acquaintances who are pros...
@@AeroPlaysPoker it's surprising to me that your losses are on average bigger than your wins. My tracker doesn't have hard stats readily available but my average wins eclipse my average loss substantially. Maybe I just have a higher variance play style than you. My win % is 65 over the last 1600 hours/1.5 years, which I don't consider low at all, especially paired with a 14bb/hr win rate. I'm not sure a benchmark for win % exists like it does for bb/hr. It would be kind of hard to normalize with the variables in play style, session length, game availability, etc.
@@ericy5670 I have ego and pride problems. 😅 i hate losing. When I have a losing session, I will sit there like a stubborn mule trying crawl my way back to even by shere force of will alone... So my losing sessions, albeit rare they may be, are normally for 2k-2500.
Wheras my wins are typically 700-1500.
But yes, I can agree different win percentages can depend heavily upon play style. If your wins are much larger than your losses, you can subsist on a smaller win percentage.
Poker Bankroll tracker keeps win percentage by the way.
Is poker your main source of income?Amazing if it is and your only working 20 hours a week
It is yes. Well, I -was- working 20 hours a week or less, but then I started this TH-cam channel and now it's closer to full time due to the video productions. 😅
And you question was whether you're sunrunning? I guess you have your answer
You keep making loose decisions because you are 4 handed. This is bad reasoning. Your raise first in range shouldn't be much different from the button if there are 4 or 9 players.
I'm the first to admit I'm not a short handed specialist. I only ever sit short handed while waiting for enough spots on the main tables for our table to break. 😅
Can you read my book ? :-) You have a voice use to read audio book ?
That's a first! :D I always thought I had a high pitched scratchy voice when replayed on any audio voice.
@@AeroPlaysPoker Truth be told everyone who doesn't like the sound of their own voice on a recording indicates you're not a narcissist and a good person so I'm glad you think that way
10k a month playing 2/5 part time.. good luck haha not possible
Is it not? Could have fooled me... I've been successfully doing so for at least 4 months straight now ;) Check the short I have posted or the pics on my Instagram
@@AeroPlaysPoker so you ran hot for 12k hands (80hr x 4 x 30hand/hr).. congrats?
@@jonathansykes4986so if someone does well for a year, would you just say they "ran hot" for a year? Is it statistically probable for someone to simply "run hot" for twelve ... THOUSAND ... hands?
Can I get some training
It's $150 per hour for 1 on 1 😅 Or win the raffle grand prize!
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Hello! 👋
@Aero Innovations, would you ever consider streaming online cash games/ MTTS id be very intrested in watching if you
did
I'm not a huge fan of online poker. I did get sponsored for a 60% split for the pokerrr2 app before though. Made 20k one week playing 5-10 and PLO. :D I don't multitask super well though and could only manage 3 tables at a time. Ideally, I'm a 2-5 cash game specialist. Really enjoying this vlogger journey though!
yes but no. you can run hot for a month and average $125/hr (part time = 20hr/week = 80/hr month = 10k/80 = 125$)
near impossible long term.
What could you consider long term? 6 months? One year? State something feasible and let's see if it can be achieved.
@@AeroPlaysPokerthe amount of hours you play over the longterm will help determine your winrate. We all have hot and cold streaks. But skill will prevail.
Ya I call bull 💩. Part time player making what you say you do.. being delusional must be awesome
@@707ridah "Just smile and wave boys, smile and wave." 👋
Does this guy ever miss a flop? NOPE. DRAW NOPE.
I LL WATCH a couple of his other videos. If I see the same , I’ll cut him loose. Rediculous!!
I'm sure he's missed plenty of flops and probably folded on C bets but not worth showing losing small preflop wager.
Hes showing the highlights not every hand
@@paulboyd561 I post losing hands every single session, as long as they provide something to learn from. For this session, I lost the K4 of clubs hand, stating that people rarely 3-barrel bluff, but that I'm only calling since we're short handed. I also lost the 10-10 hand for the $150 3-bet, but called preflop since we were deep enough to set mine.
My question is- Why the fuck did you waste that money on an Acura?
@@hotrodsather 😅 I need a larger car for my kiddos. It was either that or a Soccer Mom van!
@@AeroPlaysPoker Fuck that. SL 55AMG got plenty of trunk space for kids.