Cease and desist from playing A/9 off suit...from any position, lol! Also, I just wanted to say thank you for all the hard work you put into making these videos; by now I've become familiar with the fact that filming, editing footage, taking notes on each hand, etc as a poker vlogger is a very time consuming process so kudos to you, sir, for such a well done job! Keep em coming every Sunday!
Other than the QQ vs AA, i think you played pretty well here. Most of your decisions seemed to be the right ones at the time. Sometimes we just get unlucky.
Hey, we’ve all been tilted before. It happens. I love your videos. You keep it real, showing your losses. You are becoming one of my favorite youtubers
I recognise that sound, it's the 1/2's, not sure if you are playing limit buy in's, if you are playing limit 1/2 blinds you need to step up to 2 or 3/5 or 5/10, that is where you will get value for your winning hands.
regarding mixing in some bluffs --- how about making Q9 suited hearts -- one hand that you bluff -- from watching your other vlog -- didn't take note of the number but it was the one you showed every hand...... queen nine was one of the hands you regularly folded - and for good reason --- but maybe that could be a hand say Q9 of hearts and clubs --- that you bluff raise and show..... to create a little uncertainty and more calling for your bigger better raises...... also 87 spades -- you might consider --- and hand you like to play and wouldn't mind playing for a raise but also a hand you would fold to a reraise --- but either way --- show it.
Glad you got your dog a nice couch! Might need to get him a buddy to share it with lol.
A couple thoughts; on your J9 hand after your 3bet, I think you kinda played your hand face up. Against that opponent it probably wouldn't matter but if you had a missed AK you would probably downbet to $40 after 3betting to $45. If you play your made hands the same way you play your missed hands (especially on the flop) you'll look polarizing to opponents and be tougher to play against.
On your A2 of spades flush, I think you could've bet larger when you made your flush. The opponent had nothing this time, so no matter what you did you weren't getting paid but when the opponent does make a flush you want max value. How many times have you seen opponents fold even a 5 high flush? I feel like they're almost never folding that. Also, some opponents will even call a large bet with like QJo type hand with 1 spade.
Great content and love the vlog! Looking forward to seeing you crush your end of year goal!
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