You gotta be more aggressive with your made hands. Players at low levels tend to call you down with marginal made hands. The pocket tens was an easy raise on the turn.

"You can bluff the good players, but you can't bluff the bad ones. Against the bad ones, you need to have a hand." - Sammy Farha Also, in my 4 years of playing poker, this is the first I have ever seen anyone 3-bet J♣️10♣️ in a cash game. Nice one. The 10's fold was undestandable considering how many players were involved in the pot.

This is the perfect poker vlog. You have single handedly gave poker coaches a forum to critique your 1-3 cash game play. I mean with out you these god like rounders who comment here would othwise be screaming "HOLD!" to their monitor's while playing micro stakes in their parents basements. Thank god you created a vlog to give these unshowered heros a place to submit their super computer like genius of the game. Nows the time to start selling your "merch" as a small gesture, to all the crushers stopping by to selflessly help you improve your game. Without their unsolicited advise you might be turning tricks for solvers. You are doing great work. Thank you for your content and always remember, split your tens, double down, refuse insurance and semi bluff hit on 17. It prints money.

I'm digging the vlog! Straight to the point, good commentary. I appreciate the insight. As far as those 10s go, I'm raising preflop and betting every street. Just my style of play. Great job, PB!

Your account is gonna blow up if you keep doing it like this

Fun Vlog! Your hard work shows both at the table and in the vlogs thank you so much!

Hey Pokerbeast. Great vlog 👍 Great job. Luv your calling of the game. Keep it up.

small feedback, so far you're the only one I watch that shows some of their muck hands between hands you actually play. I like that... Keep that going. adds good transition between hands, and shows a small glimpse to non poker players just how many hands you see that you don't play.

I will continue to watch your work. Keep up the great work... You're doing great...

Great play my friend! Especially that monster bluff. You play it to the Tee. Good job! 👍

On KQ you don’t beat anything but a bluff. From your read of his behavior he wasn’t bluffing. Good fold

Nice vlog, and solid thinking overall!

Love it! More vlogs for us please. Great work

Great win for 2nd vlog. Congratulations. 👍

Anytime you profit 4X your buy-in, those are rare and fantastic days! Great job folding 10-10 preflop to the rocks. And even better were the raises against weak lead out bets.

Great job. Best of luck going forward👍

A friend recommened me to your channel and I like the content your putting out. Impressive fold with the 10s too. Keep grinding man, looking forward to more videos!

U r not the bigest vlog yet...but u will...great work ..deep thoughts...love it...

Good job at the table and on the vlog. Good luck with both!

Awesome win, good luck at the tables 🥳🥳🥳

I love your vlog man cuz im in same situation usually buy in for $160 and just trying to grind 1-2 tables ..good luck going forward!

Dude. Future poker vlogger of the year. Looking forward to watching all your videos now!

I only saw the first minute of this Vlog and I liked and subscribed. I hope you prove me right. I just finished this vlog. Thank you. Awesome vlog. Loved all your comments and decisions. Best video timing. Hope you’re channel explodes.

Congrats on the win! Solid playing

Man I really dig your channel and your videos.

Nice blog!!

Nice job on the videos, keep it up.

I really like seeing you win

just found your channel,, but i really think your pocket 10s hand is a raise for sure

Enjoyed the hand analysis, and the commentary. Just subbed, so keep up the great work. Oh, and just had to add, your hair looked better in your channel photo, sorry for that one.

You’re going to be huge man! I enjoy the vlog. Motivated me to go play at the MGM here in DC yesterday.

I like how you vlog Bro. You keepin' it real. Better than other "know it all" vloggers I see here. Will continue to watch your videos. Goodluck Brother

Good job & good content. 😁👍

I really enjoy these vidoes

New fan. Good luck.

did great bro. what you building the bankroll b4 you move up in stakes?

When the turn is a 9 that is actually a decent card for you, in this spot a raise would be the best option on the turn to fold out hands like KQ, QJ, AJ, etc...then if the scare card comes on the river and he checks you can check back with showdown value and not be put to the test with a giant reraise, great video!

Vlog 2 and you have the best graphics out of all the poker vlogs I’ve watched. Also more comments than most other v-loggers with thousands of subscribers

Good stuff PB

Really like your vibe

Well played!

Nice vlog man. I’ve been filming at Jamul playing $1/3 for a little while now. I’ve edited a few videos and am planning on releasing a vlog myself. Jamul is one of the easiest rooms I’ve played at which makes it a great room to get footage. Too bad I’m gonna be moving out of the state in a few days. Anyway, just dropping by to say I enjoyed the content. See you around ✌️

I've been watching you for a year $643 nice win keep it going

I enjoyed your commentary and the fact you show losing hands

The sarcasm is real

I like that you show all hands even ones you dont play

you could check/call evaluate with KQ on the paired JACK hand rather than bet folding. Nice instinct on the A2

Great insight to the game of poker. You incorporate position,stack sizes and other players styles and tendencies. All around the best quality and content available for us poker degenerates. Thanks for sharing your journey!

good job

That pocket tens is pretty close. but mostly a fold.. sometimes u can call there ..depending on the player

Love the Short Stack buy in I do the exact Same thing At my tables and it’s golden. If you get colored it wasn’t for too much money and you get to keep people in the pot with marginal hands because they Feel Priced in. Keep it up !

Great vlog! Just subscribed. Question: What method do you use in taking notes and recalling your the hands you played? I've been struggling with the best way to do it while playing. Trying to use it to improve my game. Thanks in advance and hope to see more vlogs.

Really enjoy your videos brother, I gotta ask how are you able to record these? Do they know you are recording? I'm guessing no haha. Either way I love it, the questioning yourself and not acting like you know everything is a plus in my book. I wish you the best and will continue to watch and be a fan!

Great stuff mate. I’m in Australia n going to be starting 1/2 nl again after a few years break when online got shut down. I like the conservative play with the tens. Can’t believe your casinos allow cameras. Get banned real quick here

Is there any way you could write a script of what your saying on the bottom because i like to hear music while watching you play.

New Vlogger. Nice!

I like how you play similar to how I play 👍

Your video is nicely displayed but can you show us the amount players bet raise (not taking about bet amount on right bottom don’t touch that box) because we can’t see the raise and can only hear from your voice, sometime it gets hard to follow as we have to watch and here at the same time. Thx keep up the good work

in the opening introduction he kinda reminds me of Corey Feldman

Dude where did u go , let’s go

What are you using to record this video? Also if someone at the table has a bigger chip stack than you for example you have 300 chips and someone has 1500 and the person bets 700 chips what happens? do you go all in with 300 chips and then if you lose do you owe the casino money? or can you not call because you don't have 700 chips? i am an online poker player and i have never played poker offline but i would like to because i think that online poker is rigged. i enjoyed this video.

Should had raised with the 1010, especially with position over raiser. If he 3 bets you can fold, I rather know where I'm early before the flop instead of being a calling station if a small flop comes out. You lose more money as a calling station and not knowing what to do on the river if big cards come out and you don't hit your set. Exactly what happened in your hand.

1st time i went to AC 22 years ago i bought in for more than 140 i think it was 160... ran it up to 800 came back on bus and went the next day with dgen friend and lost it back but back then the game was easier more Abc poker

15:00 if you think your opponent has a jack and turned trips, you have 2 outs to a king. That gives you 8% equity. There are no odds in any scenario that would allow you to profitably call. I would have checked back that turn. He made a huge mistake by checking.

In your first pocket 10s hand, you were facing a $100 call on the river to win $240 the amount in the pot BEFORE putting your money in.

You played it ok. 3 bet pre flop would have been the better play. As played you have to retainer either on the flop or turn to charge his draws. Again 6 way limp he could have easily had A9 suited. This is why I would have 3 bet to like 60

I think you are a fantastic player and could learn a lot from you but the only problem I have is that every time the other players fold to a preflight raise you show a monster so they are definitely putting you on a very tight 3 bet range preflop

Don't show your cards unless they pay you. This is a Money game make them Pay👍🏼

Do you ever make it to Vegas to play. I live in Vegas and grind. I'd love to take you to dinner sometime before we battle. Let me know if ever youre in vegas :)

Why did you fold AJ?

After the flop I would have 3bet his raise even though with multiple players behind, you want to isolate there with your top pair and then put pressure on your opponent on the turn. I dont think he got there until the river but who knows. Hindsight is 2020. Good lay down given the circumstances there.

your set of 7s on the flop, there was no made flush possible at all...lol

I'd like to see starting stack totals on hands.

On the pocket 10 hand, the spot that killed you in this hand was the Flop. That's where you get someone off a hand. I'd guess you're not aggressive enough often enough, and hands like that where you may be good you aren't given enough credit. If that's your style, when you're sure you're ahead, like you almost certainly were on the flop with pocket T's, you're best play (in my opinion) is to over bet the flop. With your more straightforward play that would be a sign of real strength and you'd prolly take it down there. If you didn't you still had a lot of outs if you were beat on the flop by say bottom 2 pair.

Hey how do you study poker while driving? Really liking your vlog.

@pokercub (not a beast yet, but with work, you can get there), when discussing the hand ranges of your opponents, you have to consider what the preflop action will be. For example, you should not be considering super premiums like AK/TT+ hands in limped pots. This should allow to better define their range when facing postflop action. PS. Good luck, enjoyed your vlog, but we all start somewhere, so STOP LIMPING PLEASE!

Wow. Another win. 10 in a row

David Dobriks long lost brother. If you shave, put on a black hat, wore sun glasses and walked abound where David lives - ALOT of people would yell out David! Best Wishes.

Incorporate the number of players to the percentages.

Its scary seeing how crazy good someone in low limit cash games could be operating at... Your low limit cash game podcaster buddy wasn't overselling your skillz. Unbelievably awesome to demonstrate what a successful metacognitive poker decision making process looks like.....On Steroids!

it seems like you almost never fold after the flop, is that true or are you not showing those hands?

Is this Corey Feldman???

....and no rebuys!

for the algorithm

This is why you told 6/4 or like you said 3 bet. These 1/3 limp fest games can be hard to win if you run cold. What I do is 3 bet and apply pressure to these limpets who are probably very weak players

You use sophisticated terminology early on in the video. Be careful not to think your opponents are aware of much, it’s easy for players coming from online starting live to think the opponents are higher level than they are. In 1/3 the best advice is still go for thin value and over fold to aggression. Over fold to aggression! Print money by tossing them the cards. The TT hand I would have raised preflop or on the flop as played but your line is ok. Against some opponents I will exploit fold the turn. River snap fold KQ is fine. You could check it back on the turn with the read and Q blocking all the draws. As a more general tip the reasons to bet are always 1) fold out their equity / protection for your hand 2) get value from worse Some of your decisions you mention other reasoning that doesn’t really make sense. You’ve got good potential in the game just keep it simple until you build up experience.

That guy with k8 gave his hand away by betting 10 dollars on the river. 1-3 game aint easy ,but i like your style good luck to you

I've been meaning to tell you....it's spelt "villain" if you mean the bad guy or opponent, Mr. Beast...

Did you just fold away A J off suit? I certainly hope that is in your opening range

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when you had 10s im not saying you were ahead, but its hard for your opponent to have j10, since you have 2 of them

I had 77 vs A3 on a 343 flop last night. He was a very loose player and led out on the flop $10, I made it $30, everyone folds and he rips it for $175. I got away from it after much deliberation and leveling myself, first reminding myself that I made the raise to see where I'm at and for protection...but then leveled myself while tanking, "did he rip it in thinking I'm never raising the flop with a 3? Did he snuff out that this is a feeler raise?" Thankfully I folded The same guy, I had reraised preflop with AK in position and he was the only caller. Flop ran out 53Q68. I triple barrel bluffed and had TANKED before the river bluff, which must've leaked my line and he snapped me off with a pair of 3's 🤢🤮

why you fold with Ace - Jack 15:54

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Why would he ship it if he turned a J to supposedly make a set? Your the aggressor and he’s in position. If he had a set he would have made money on that. Rainbow board. I guess protecting against straight possibilities. He called immediately after your pre flop raise. So J10, J9 suited, QJ?

Hi goodluck i dont mean this next bit in a bad way but sometimes your commentary doesnt match the graphics for example at 10:56 where you say against A10 with the A of diamonds instead of the 10 of diamonds we know what you mean but it can get confusing ive seen a few vloggers do this, and also at 11:12 where the graphics show the 10 of hearts but you say K of hearts maybe just watch or skim over before you upload it and turning a set is very different to a brick cheers i mean all this in a positive way GLGL!!!

Theres an app you talk and it writes the script.

audio was a little off this video.

Hey my man what’s your name?

take the free card