Action packed 3/5 no limit holdem session at the SouthPoint Casino in Las Vegas. Hope you enjoy the hands and thanks for taking the time to watch! Cheers
You my friend are a real threat to working poker players as you are an extraordinary cash game player showing people for free how to actually play the game correctly.
This was such an unexpected end and I loved it! I busted out laughing so hard, then had to rewind just to make sure it heard it correctly. So great I subscribed 👍🏼
99 hand. can go between checking flop and betting flop. some straight draws to fade. give gutshot hands like JT/65 free cards. Firing small (1/4th pot, 1/3rd pot) can't be all that bad. especially if one is aggressive and gets looked up light. Turn bet needs to be bigger but you know that. Lean towards full pot. River is interesting between check or bet with JT and all flushes getting there although KQ now makes 2 pair.. Bart Hanson says to bet/fold these spots so.. i guess i'd lean towards that. especially if you'll get called from Qx/KT hands. Folding to raise is "pretty easy", 10% they have KQ and the other 90% they have JT/Flush.
Man,you peel them cards high! I imagine your neighbors have seen your cards and might not have told you. Maybe they haven’t been looking. It’s seems like they could see easily. Just an observation. Might just be the camera angle. Best of luck with your next session!!
Man Rob, your vlogs continue to get better and better. I find myself looking forward to the next one as soon as I watch the latest. You seem to have your mind right in making proper decisions amongst your play as well as considering what to do with different player types. Keep up the great work, and I absolutely love the trick shots at the end. Keep up the great work and Good Luck at the tables brother!!!
Nice session Rob, you played near perfect IMO. Got a little greedy with 33, but otherwise very solid. I will be in Vegas for some WSOP action. Hope I run into you out there.
My issue is that you seem to run really good / play moderately well in moderately soft games but you are very loose. Like a lot of these hands from upfront (QJs / 76s) and button (85s).. are just really loose. But it seems like it works well (somehow) in these games. It also sounds like 2/5 south point game is extremely soft. That Q2s hand is ridiculous. not just for the fact of calling out of big blind here but.. so many streets where you get value owned and somehow you didn't and/or didn't get bluffed off the best hand. Like 0 reason to call with Q2s here.. I'd be way better with making $175 preflop than calling $20.
If I saw someone opening all these hands and calling all these hands preflop, there is zero way I'd fold TT on A35 board. Also would 3-bet preflop. TT there is worth at least 1 peel card.
With the flopped top set of 9’s, I would have bet the flop and been ok with taking it down right then. It’s ok to win small pots too. They add up. Just one mans opinion.
Great content!! Just binge watch 3 vlogs. All had trick shots at the end. ? Do all your vlogs have trick shots? The trick shots do not look easy. Do have a count of attempts before making trick shots.
Thanks Joe! Ya I’ve been putting them at the endings 😅. I was doing trick shot content for about a year before starting the poker vlogs. Haha no shot counts but some took 5 min some hrs 🤜🤛
33 bb hand.. like.. one could even make a case to even fold the river to the raise. No one EVER checks back a jack on that turn in position unless they are already boated up.
Really enjoyed the 33 hand, I learned from that! I absolutely would have made the same mistake, but hearing you break it down made perfect sense. Another thought… it was a reminder to me to not get locked into your initial assessment from pre/post flop action, always have to be careful not to overlook additional info from the turn and river.
Hey right on! Yeah Even if I just call and he does show AJ its still ok, like I’m not gonna be upset that we didn’t reraise because he likely folds right..so ya that was a good one to learn from. If it was some crazy wild fish, then a 3 bet makes sense.
Great vlog! If you are against Garrett or some other killer, the river 3-bet with 33 is fine, but, against most players, probably a flat. The 3-bet would probably also be fine against the guy that puked on himself depending on how far along he was. Keep up the great work!
Love your vlogs, as someone looking to dabble in 2/5 or 3/5, these videos are extremely informative on how you determine bet sizes and decision making. Keep up the great work!
Question I played a similar hand to your full house with pocket 3’s. I opened with a raise to $10 in first position in a 1/3 game with pocket 10’s. I got 5 callers. Flop j10j for full house. I lead small for $10 to find out who had the J Th flop had two clubs and of course many possible straight draws. The button raised to $40. I raised to $140. This where I question my raise. Should have just called and brought in everyone to hit their flush or straight or was my reraise correct? Everyone folded but the button who had the J We got it in and won a $600 pot.
Hey Tom! Yeah I think flatting that $40 is better. You definitely want those opp in the middle with straight and flush draws putting more money in drawing dead.
Another great video. Wish I would’ve knew you were going to be at the South Point., would’ve loved to gotten to play with you. Love Cedric, he’s a regular, A great guy who also provides great action! Always look forward to your videos on Sunday.👍
Yo Chad! Ya man I’ll be there often as it’s so close to me I’d just prefer more than one big game going and ya Cedric is the man I used to deal at Southpoint as well.
@@RobStacks you're winning the 66 hand like 20-25% of the time even when you do hit the set. Figure like 11% win when you hit the set and roughly 10-20% additional when flop comes out favorable and/or you don't face that much aggression.
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You my friend are a real threat to working poker players as you are an extraordinary cash game player showing people for free how to actually play the game correctly.
Thanks Tim!
playing well dude. keep it up.
What a way to end a session 😂 did not expect you to say that guy puked all over himself lol
😂 I wanted to record it so bad since people puking has always been hilarious to me, except when you can smell it 🤣
Madness lol
This was such an unexpected end and I loved it! I busted out laughing so hard, then had to rewind just to make sure it heard it correctly.
So great I subscribed 👍🏼
@@5.5StandOnMyMoneyNowIm6.6 🤣 thanks Alex!
99 hand. can go between checking flop and betting flop. some straight draws to fade. give gutshot hands like JT/65 free cards. Firing small (1/4th pot, 1/3rd pot) can't be all that bad. especially if one is aggressive and gets looked up light. Turn bet needs to be bigger but you know that. Lean towards full pot. River is interesting between check or bet with JT and all flushes getting there although KQ now makes 2 pair.. Bart Hanson says to bet/fold these spots so.. i guess i'd lean towards that. especially if you'll get called from Qx/KT hands. Folding to raise is "pretty easy", 10% they have KQ and the other 90% they have JT/Flush.
This might be the best poker vlog I've seen. Thoughtful, humble, straightforward. And that trick shot was ridiculous!
Yoo thanks Sean! 🤜🤛
I like when the pocket aces went flying
Man,you peel them cards high! I imagine your neighbors have seen your cards and might not have told you. Maybe they haven’t been looking. It’s seems like they could see easily. Just an observation. Might just be the camera angle. Best of luck with your next session!!
Hey Michael! Yeah I have my chips right on left blocking so hopefully ok lol 😬. Thanks man!
Man Rob, your vlogs continue to get better and better. I find myself looking forward to the next one as soon as I watch the latest. You seem to have your mind right in making proper decisions amongst your play as well as considering what to do with different player types. Keep up the great work, and I absolutely love the trick shots at the end. Keep up the great work and Good Luck at the tables brother!!!
Really appreciate it Ray! 🤜🤛
I agree Ray! I can’t get enough of this channel!
@@Karmageddon85 without a doubt!!!
Better than puking on the table/chips......this video was really good. I enjoyed watching it and picking up tips to help me game!!!
Nice session. Booking a W is always good. Cya next time. 👍
Nice session Rob, you played near perfect IMO. Got a little greedy with 33, but otherwise very solid. I will be in Vegas for some WSOP action. Hope I run into you out there.
My issue is that you seem to run really good / play moderately well in moderately soft games but you are very loose. Like a lot of these hands from upfront (QJs / 76s) and button (85s).. are just really loose. But it seems like it works well (somehow) in these games. It also sounds like 2/5 south point game is extremely soft. That Q2s hand is ridiculous. not just for the fact of calling out of big blind here but.. so many streets where you get value owned and somehow you didn't and/or didn't get bluffed off the best hand.
Like 0 reason to call with Q2s here.. I'd be way better with making $175 preflop than calling $20.
If I saw someone opening all these hands and calling all these hands preflop, there is zero way I'd fold TT on A35 board. Also would 3-bet preflop. TT there is worth at least 1 peel card.
My exact thoughts
Nice session Rob. Have you played PLO8 at Southpoint? I want to go over and try I’ve never played it live yet.
Rob another great video , Love the thought process , update on the drunk guy security took him out in a wheelchair
With the flopped top set of 9’s, I would have bet the flop and been ok with taking it down right then. It’s ok to win small pots too. They add up. Just one mans opinion.
Good stuff! Need to revisit southpoint next time I come down
Been watching blogs from the beginning, think this was your best one, nice work! Lol ending/ classic ha
Thanks David I did spend way more time on this one! And ya the guy made a bet that he would out drink anyone at the table 30 min earlier lol
Like your vlog thanks
coach c is the king of bluffing
Great content!! Just binge watch 3 vlogs. All had trick shots at the end. ? Do all your vlogs have trick shots? The trick shots do not look easy. Do have a count of attempts before making trick shots.
Thanks Joe! Ya I’ve been putting them at the endings 😅. I was doing trick shot content for about a year before starting the poker vlogs. Haha no shot counts but some took 5 min some hrs 🤜🤛
Usually you WANT to play against an opponent who is spewing... but maybe not this time!
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33 bb hand.. like.. one could even make a case to even fold the river to the raise. No one EVER checks back a jack on that turn in position unless they are already boated up.
I know man that was terrible🤦♂️
Great vlog…. 👍👍
On the JJ vs AA hand, after you won, did your opponent walk away in a huff? It looked like it.
I think he was upset with himself because he thought he punted. He was a nice guy but said he had been running so bad.
Really enjoyed the 33 hand, I learned from that! I absolutely would have made the same mistake, but hearing you break it down made perfect sense. Another thought… it was a reminder to me to not get locked into your initial assessment from pre/post flop action, always have to be careful not to overlook additional info from the turn and river.
Hey right on! Yeah Even if I just call and he does show AJ its still ok, like I’m not gonna be upset that we didn’t reraise because he likely folds right..so ya that was a good one to learn from. If it was some crazy wild fish, then a 3 bet makes sense.
Nice video
I'm here for the trick shot!
Oh yeah.... and nice session!
Hahaha thanks!
Loosely goosey eating a sandwich with Q/2 and 8/5
I’m a nit 😉
Rob - Thanks!
Ace king suited worst of his holdings? Sheeeesh!
Haha ya i was pretty sure I was behind, figured AK was the worst he had for a 4 bet to $250
I hate everything about the QhJh hand as played.
Jon You have ig? Be fun/easier to chat over there! @watchingrob
Beautiful flop with those jjs vs aces
Absolutely, was a lil worried about the kk but that’s the risk we gotta take 😬
Subscribed! Nice content.
🔥thanks! 🤜🤛
85cc on button is just way too loose. rather 3-bet 86-87s than flat 85s. although flatting 86s/87s is acceptable too..
I really enjoy all your vlogs brother
Thank you sir!
You went get called by worst on the 33 j3j bo
Ya exactly
Great vlog! If you are against Garrett or some other killer, the river 3-bet with 33 is fine, but, against most players, probably a flat. The 3-bet would probably also be fine against the guy that puked on himself depending on how far along he was. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for another great video Rob. Look forward to them on Sundays.
Wait, if you have aq on an aaq board, that's the nuts, not second nuts. No?
I had the a10 on AAQ10x 😅
Aha,lol, I wasn't paying attention...
Another great vlog! Nice session bro
Nice session! Always helpful
Nice session! Enjoying the vlogs!
Love your vlogs, as someone looking to dabble in 2/5 or 3/5, these videos are extremely informative on how you determine bet sizes and decision making. Keep up the great work!
Good comment
Question I played a similar hand to your full house with pocket 3’s. I opened with a raise to $10 in first position in a 1/3 game with pocket 10’s. I got 5 callers. Flop j10j for full house. I lead small for $10 to find out who had the J Th flop had two clubs and of course many possible straight draws. The button raised to $40. I raised to $140. This where I question my raise. Should have just called and brought in everyone to hit their flush or straight or was my reraise correct? Everyone folded but the button who had the J We got it in and won a $600 pot.
Hey Tom! Yeah I think flatting that $40 is better. You definitely want those opp in the middle with straight and flush draws putting more money in drawing dead.
I've had some runouts that made me WANT to puke at the poker table, but I've never actually done it. Bravo to that man. 😂
😂 he was like I’ll out drink anyone here!
Another great video. Wish I would’ve knew you were going to be at the South Point., would’ve loved to gotten to play with you. Love Cedric, he’s a regular, A great guy who also provides great action! Always look forward to your videos on Sunday.👍
Yo Chad! Ya man I’ll be there often as it’s so close to me I’d just prefer more than one big game going and ya Cedric is the man I used to deal at Southpoint as well.
Holy cow, glad to see your still running good, well your play helps🤔
Haha yes very lucky still 😎
Pocket Jokers for the Scooooop
Kenyon in d house!
That 66 hand is beyond disastrous spew.
66s was because of opp..I think 33s was a spew
@@RobStacks you're winning the 66 hand like 20-25% of the time even when you do hit the set. Figure like 11% win when you hit the set and roughly 10-20% additional when flop comes out favorable and/or you don't face that much aggression.
I saw your channel and I decided to send you this important message. Can you make a video reacting to the lady of heaven trailer? The release schedules are in its IMDb page in the details section ❤️😊