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How’s the lodge compared to tch? Is the area safe, 13 an hour?

Bad beats happen. You had a few thus session. Please keep your vloging coming.

Sometimes it all goes wrong. Hang in there. Several bad beats in that one.

don't listen to the haters. The A2 Call was GTO.

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.

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

Up there with the best graphics if seen in any poker channel. Much eaiser to follow the game. Keep this up!

Calling with A2 off?

Nice blog. Keep it up. What city?

I remember watching your vlog years ago! And just popped up in my feed.

Grats on the quads and another W!

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...

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.

10:11 who bets 36$ 🤣🤣🤣

Haven’t watched the video yet, but I love being first in the comment!

man I gotta get to TX for some poker... totally diff game here in CA

77: Put more money in on the turn. Two flush draws and some big pair possibilities. Get the money while villain is still willing to pay. I'd overbet 125. K5s: This is a spot for a river bluff since your 5 is likely not good.

Does TCH have Beginner Friendly tables? Trying to transition into live play.

Hey Jason how do you keep notes when you play, notepad, iphone? Is it very hard to remember and write down everything?

You call someone's all in, you make them show. I really wanted to see what he had and stopped watching after that.

Great vlogs dude

Great video! Keep it up

is the 1/2 game a match the stack game?

STACK SIZES would be a welcome addition.

K9 hand is a bet/fold on River. He’s never shoving a 7 of spades or worse.

I liked your narration on the hands.

Soo many experts, why are they all watching low limit poker videos? Why don't you ask questions, instead of preach like a wanna be sensei. Do these people have no one who gives 2 fuks about their opinion in real life? Yeah that's probably it. 😅

JJ: You made it sound like you wanted to bet on the river but checked because you were afraid of better hands. There is no reason to bet here if you think villain has only either hands that will beat you or worse hands that will fold. Just check and take your equity. KJs: I think I'd raise somewhere here, most likely on the turn after villain's tiny turn bet. KQs: I don't raise the river here. When villain is likely bluffing but could have a better hand, there's no reason to raise. His check to you on the turn is procedural. He can conceivably have the flush.

You are not indicating your stack size in these hands, which is really important in tournament poker. QJs: One thing to remember, especially in tournament play where you cannot add on to your stack, is that you need to not bet quite so thinly. I'd probably check the river and then call any reasonable bet because villain cannot continue with much worse than Jx. JJ: Were you turning a set into a bluff here? You're IP and can check down. What better hands fold here? What worse hands call? K9s: A bet on the flop when you limp in preflop in not cbetting. You are leading. Between the QQ hand and the A2o hand, you lost 30k chips, almost 60% of your stack. Same thing on the J5s hand. What happened in between?

Let me start by saying that I love that you are not afraid to bet the size of the pot. Many live low limit players bet tiny nearly all the time unless they are trying to get draws to fold, which makes them completely transparent. 74s: I think preflop was fine. I'd just shove this turn. No reason to allow a scare card on the river that will dry up the action, especially if you believe he has Kx. You got exactly the card you wanted. Go for it all now. Villain was SB. You paid to see his cards, and you want to know what he is 3betting! Wait for him to show! You did this a few times. AQs: I would definitely squeeze here. Your chances of winning oop decrease more than your share of the pot as more people enter. 99: A squeeze is a 3bet after a raise and call(s). This was not a squeeze. It's a cold 4bet (4betting after a raise and 3bet as your first action, rather than raising, getting 3bet, then 4betting when action gets back to you). This was a strange check back by villain on the flop. I thought maybe he had QQ or JJ. Only thing that makes sense (with his actual hand) is that he was afraid of the QJ and decided to treat his hand as a showdown hand until the A hit the turn. I think you lost out on some value here by not overbetting either the turn or river. A hand like QQ likely isn't calling no matter what (except as a possible blocker), so go after the 2pr and Ax hands. QJs: I think maybe checking river (inducing a bluff or thin value bet) might have been the only way to get some more value.

Always let the other guy open he's hand when he goes all in and you call just so we can see what he had as a viewer it makes it more interesting for uss

I suggest showing the effective stacks, say, under your position in the graphic. That allows us to follow bet sizing. Love all the other included info. Some newer vloggers do not include positions, which makes keeping track of the action somewhat difficult. Also it would be great to know how long you played so we can get an idea of your hourly winrate.

Hey Jason can I ask a couple questions. Is tch Houston time based like the Dallas ones? Additionally, how do you make the card graphics?

Nice intro graphics

I didn't think TCH Houston was allowing filming. Did you have a specific conversation about it with them? Cheers from one Houston player to another. Great quality content here. Subbed!

5:08 gutter to what?

He me dad

Great Content! 👍😎

Nice. I don’t know if I would of done it but he took a weird line

TCH Houston?

I live in Houston and play at TCH also.

Cool vid. One thing though On the flop when someone bets and you raise it is not a 3-bet. It’s just a raise , the second bet if you will. If they were to re-raise that would be a 3-bet.

11:15. You should not be mad. Worse hands are not calling there, and the only reason you got any extra value was that he hit the nine that was not a mistake, that was optimal..

First hand of the night your either picking your skin or they don’t clean the felt lol

That place doesn't even have business

Case clearly playing the one two game over there might need to learn to play a little bit better and start using training sites because this is funny to watch you play

The camera angle is too low.

STOP SHOWING YOUR CARDS!!!!!! Trust me.... You are giving away too much information!

Pocket fours play great multiway, the goal is to flop a set stack as many people as possible. We don't set mine just to take it heads up. Also there's no point in putting out a feeler bet with pocket fours, what exactly are you feeling for? You're clearly behind 90% of hands. The goal when betting here is just as a cheap bluff to make someone fold their equity, particularly if they just have random overcards.

I enjoy the simple and clear format you're using for your video overlays. What tool did you use to make changing the wording in yoiur overlays easier?