Dont worry about your VPIP so much IMO. If you think you have a tight image or people are giving your raises too much respect due to low VPIP you can exploit this against tight players.
0:51 "I make it 10 (with A2o) on the button and BB makes a big raise to 45, maybe he has something like JJ-KK so i hope to spike an ace". What about him having you totally crushed with a dominated better A like AK, AQ etc.? You lost me there bro.......🤣🤣🤣🤣 This should be the quickest snap fold in the history of the game. Trying to steal that pot on the button is fine of course but i don't see any merit in staying in that hand. Good luck with the vlog, i stopped watching after you called the re-raise met A2o.
@@jasonbell-poker agree with the above commentary on the A2 hand, snap fold to a reraise, the is no reason to take a flop with that garbage, you will just lose your stack with hands like this when you flop a Ace. Smaller preflop raise is something you should look into, what does 5xing accomplish, 2.5x or 3x is fine. This also going to save you money over time and allow you to take the initiative while being able to play wider ranges, the small games you are playing you likely will just see people call small raises rather than reraise. Your post flop play calling with bottom pair in multiple spots post flop is atrocious. You flip flop a lot on your hand analysis street to street very frequently. Your thought process goes frequently to being over ambitious to afraid of monsters on later streets.
Just came across your channel recently. The A/2 off and 10/7 are not supposed to be calls. Some of the way you describe hands is different and not how to be thinking about it. Not just “I think I’m good” but how best to get value and what your opponents range is. My two cents
T2s: If you will donk the river, why not just raise turn? QTs: I would have checked flop with very little equity. This was not a protection bet. It was a bluff. IMO you are playing way too loose in MW pots OOP. OOP you lose equity a lot faster than you gain pot odds.
Why would you lament winning without showdown a $200+ pot against 4 people... You did exactly what you were supposed to do. any Spade, J, 10, 9, 7, 6, 5 , 3, A all could have been terrible cards...
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don't listen to the haters. The A2 Call was GTO.
Up there with the best graphics if seen in any poker channel. Much eaiser to follow the game. Keep this up!
Thank you!
Grats on the quads and another W!
Dont worry about your VPIP so much IMO. If you think you have a tight image or people are giving your raises too much respect due to low VPIP you can exploit this against tight players.
Haven’t watched the video yet, but I love being first in the comment!
Great video Jason. Nice win and I like the graphics.
Thank you!
Nice blog. Keep it up.
What city?
I believe this is Houston TX
0:51 "I make it 10 (with A2o) on the button and BB makes a big raise to 45, maybe he has something like JJ-KK so i hope to spike an ace".
What about him having you totally crushed with a dominated better A like AK, AQ etc.?
You lost me there bro.......🤣🤣🤣🤣
This should be the quickest snap fold in the history of the game.
Trying to steal that pot on the button is fine of course but i don't see any merit in staying in that hand.
Good luck with the vlog, i stopped watching after you called the re-raise met A2o.
🤣 yep.. gotta study the hand ranges a bit more.
My thinking was that I had an ace blocker, so the odds of him having an AK or AQ was smaller. Thanks for the feedback.
@@jasonbell-poker agree with the above commentary on the A2 hand, snap fold to a reraise, the is no reason to take a flop with that garbage, you will just lose your stack with hands like this when you flop a Ace. Smaller preflop raise is something you should look into, what does 5xing accomplish, 2.5x or 3x is fine. This also going to save you money over time and allow you to take the initiative while being able to play wider ranges, the small games you are playing you likely will just see people call small raises rather than reraise. Your post flop play calling with bottom pair in multiple spots post flop is atrocious. You flip flop a lot on your hand analysis street to street very frequently. Your thought process goes frequently to being over ambitious to afraid of monsters on later streets.
In the outro you stated you were card dead...how can that be when most of the hands you played were rags. I mean, what could you possibly fold?😂
10:11 who bets 36$ 🤣🤣🤣
Just came across your channel recently. The A/2 off and 10/7 are not supposed to be calls. Some of the way you describe hands is different and not how to be thinking about it. Not just “I think I’m good” but how best to get value and what your opponents range is. My two cents
Calling with A2 off?
T2s: If you will donk the river, why not just raise turn?
QTs: I would have checked flop with very little equity. This was not a protection bet. It was a bluff.
IMO you are playing way too loose in MW pots OOP. OOP you lose equity a lot faster than you gain pot odds.
Why would you lament winning without showdown a $200+ pot against 4 people... You did exactly what you were supposed to do. any Spade, J, 10, 9, 7, 6, 5 , 3, A all could have been terrible cards...