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How to over play AK

I don’t like 4 betting because of this. You have qq-aa or AK. He check raises flop on a very good board for you. That’s got cooler all over it. Other than JQc you can’t really see anything you’ll be ahead against

People really need to go listen to this entire call. It's the funniest crush live poker call I've ever heard. There is SO much context missing from this short.

It’s always strange to expose a card. The balls to go all in knowing he exposed a club. He has to fold if he can’t beat what he’s showing

Do a budget, please! How much can you earn in a week in your regular job? How much are your living expenses? How much does it cost to pay the interest on the loan plus paying down the capital at a reasonable rate? Then you can hopefully answer your own question. You cannot rely on poker as an income stream if you are not bankrolled for the swings.

i know there are some how are going to get a hoot out of this but there is another way to look at situations like this. first i need to correct one of bart's statements, when you file bankruptcy it's guaranteed that within 30 days of your charge-off your mailbox will be filling up with new credit card offers and ones better then 25%, you can't file again for 7-10 years, however many years it is now, so they know they got you by the scrotum. with that said, $8k is simply to low to justify the cost of bankruptcy, with that low amount the smarter thing would be to find some of those no interest for a year on transferred balances cards and start moving the debt around, no interest while making minimum payments could free up some bank money. also 8k's too low but $15-20k and up not so much, it might be cost advantageous to stretch the credit a little further. however, there is one factor which i know was in the back of bart's mind but he didn't come right out and say it as bluntly as i will, if you do scrounge up a one time hail mary bank, are you going to be able to be unattached yourself enough from the money to take the risks necessary , the nik "24 minute ' airball money means nothing mentality or is knowing that's all you're going to get going to make you too hesitant to pull the trigger when you need to...........

Send the video confirming your crazy theory which they cant or fxk off casinoman.

while paying off your debt study hard and dont play. after you build the bankroll youll be even better😊

I just wasted my time with this one lol

For context , hero is a a 22 year old dealer who gets good tips from our villain here when he is on the job. While villain is a paid prop who plays very tight and is friendly with hero and a good tipper. He turns the jack over as an act of good faith to leave this pot alone since he plays so tight. And hero does the unthinkable. He takes full advantage, shoves the river, makes him fold, and instantly shows the bluff !! just to get insta karma and see the dude rage quit out of the room saying "no more tips for you"

funniest hand ever. You guys should look the full episode up

A5! Where the F are these fish when I need a double up

He calculated 25% of $8000. Doesn't mean much...

Never make deals with anyone at a poker table outside of normal play. Run twice etc. never discuss show this, if I this…. You’re a clown getting involved in these “angles, getting an edge type scenarios.” Its gross and youll never be a respected player.

Why not go half and half?

Absolutely 5 out there

Dude pay the 8k, 8k in the USA is ridiculously easy to pay. It's a month on an average salary.

This is a no brainer. Pay off 25% apr debt first. Honestly, at 22 I could not have had an honest conversation with myself and I don’t believe most 22 year olds could. Just get level set. Then go for it. Poker will always be there.

I don’t think an overbet jam there is gonna be for value I feel like it’s gotta be a bluff

BRO WHAT THR FUCK 😂😂😂

25% is way too much. Pay that off. In fact, can you really not loan elsewhere at a better rate to pay it off ASAP? Family, friends anything? Sell anything you own (or if it holds sentimental value give it as collateral to get a lower interest loan). 25% is mafia level loanshark interest. Not even sure why companies charge that much cause at that rate they must have an extreme delinquency rate simply of people going bankrupt.

As someone who was deep in credit card debt and tried playing poker to help pay them off I will say this. If you can just pay the cards off first. It will reduce the stress you'll feel, especially after a few bad sessions. If your job is only paying enough yo make minimum payments and an extra payment here and there. Play poker and put as much as possible from your winnings towards paying off the cards. But either way at 25% the debt should be priority #1.

Is that Bert Kreischer? Sounds just like him and has the same cadence.

if you got secure income can you not find a loan with more reasonable interest and pay of this cc debt

start a private game with your friends

I thought this was the perfect call for how to play kings and he says he folds I'm like...welp...faaack 😂

I don't know who is dumber. The Hero for showing the Bluff (I saw this full call, that's what he did, and the Prop player who is a big tipper, Other guy is a Dealer in the game, and gets pissed and says he is never tipping him again) or the Villian for no calling for 250$ more into a 660$ pot?

Tiny sample. The kid is probably just running good and not really profitable long term. Slow down sunshine.

I am 19 and was in a semi similar situation to him, I only ever had 1.3k in debt, however I made it my first priority to work to pay it off before I started playing again, I got it all paid off a few weeks ago after only a few weeks of working a lot to get it paid off, I started my bankroll again, was up money but I ran into a bunch of costs from a speeding ticket from a while ago, as well as getting another ticket, so now I have to stop playing and I took my entire bankroll and used it to pay off everything; but now I still have more to pay off, so I’m going to take care of that first then try and start playing again. Caller should definitely do the same, credit card debt sucks, there’s too much variance in poker and he probably will be playing scared money, lock tf in keeping working and do like DoorDash or Ubereats on the side, if you’re locked in, it shouldn’t take you more than 3 or 4 months

If he can beat the game for 30hr he should try to get another loan for 10k and start olay with that. If he gors btoke just file bankruptcy. He is young enough to do it. Even a year aftet bankruptcy you will start getting credit card offers so you can rebuid your credit

Shoving turn is an idea or even flop with a four bet pot for me here with two flush draws on deck villain calling that flop is alerting aq kq suited maybe even not depending on player type which you said was a better reg…Or slow play kk ? I don’t like getting to greedy with aces if I’m being called down when board is getting wet affff. What do I know though…you’re deep but not crazy deep after a turn bet…especially when your setting up an all in early OP. I get the idea of max value but dang…Bart this play is weak I’m assuming? Another idea is a big flop bet?

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This hand is funny

If villian had JJ here that would have honestly been a big brain move bc it would induce this exact type of bluff. Hero thinking villian only had a pair of Js not a full house 😂

This is just basic number sense.. Bart makes a very good pt though that it should be taught in schools. Financial management stuff even gambling odds would be useful to teach

Also, didn't he say that he's not played for some time? - a year or 2!? Even less guarantee he can step right back in at that win rate. Game is always adapting and likely more solid players at 2/5 than years ago? 🤷‍♂️

bitcoin returns about ~30% a year on average btw

Cmon Tristan pulling for you! Hope you win big and build that bankroll up.

Cool story thanks for the non existent review . Moron

I always hear about these win rates of $30/hr. Ok. Lets get these players who think they make $30/hr on the same 2/5 table. What is the average win rate then? Not all players are fish. Poker players are getting better all the time. They all study and know the right plays. Then there is the variance that can cause long losing streaks. My advice is pay off the debt and play poker for fun.

Your knowledge of bankruptcy repercussions is ignorant, you absolutely can and will get loans and credit cards within a year of declaring bankruptcy. In fact lenders will be throwing offers at you because they know that you are a prime candidate for a high interest loan.

If you weren't already in debt you probably wouldn't cash advance a credit card for a bankroll(I hope not) so don't choose staying in debt over having a bankroll because it's essentially the same decision. As a 47 year old who's had multiple 6 figure years in poker and also worked many hard jobs in-between including working 28 days straight of 6 hours on 6 hours off on a towing vessel the hard jobs will actually make you a better poker player because you'll appreciate the money more and you'll have the strength to put in long hours for poker just like you used to do at work. Suffer through working 80 hours/week doing actual work not poker, don't spend time playing poker that could be spent working instead. Get yourself into a good place financially then quit one of the jobs and play poker nights and weekends when you have no debt and a bankroll that you will respect because you built it with hard work not borrowing, you'll play better poker and build character. This would be a stressful situation for someone my age, it's way too much stress for 22. P.s. this is important, DON'T LEND OR GIVE AWAY ANY MONEY, you can't afford it, yes this includes the gf, she needs to pull her weight, "I won't pay, I won't pay, no waaaaaay...."(Offspring song, before your time). There you go 47 years experience in a nutshell, use it wisely, best of luck!

So the douchebag just not gonna tip anymore because he got bluffed off a hand? Sounds like a cheap ass excuse to me 😂 Dude was tilted. He'll be fine. Great play by the hero.

At 22 find a career you can do until you retire just in case you have to. Poker is so much easier when your job is giving you medical benefits, annuity account, and retirement account.

Short buying is a mistake. My win rate shot up when i started max buying in. Go down in stakes rather than short buying. People at 2-5 will pick on short stacks when you can max buy at 1-2 and crush.

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Let's hypothetically say debt vs no debt doesn't impact his game AND we're not paying off the CC...why not go down two other routes? 1 - get a bank loan, at a lower % interest, and pay off the CC, then slowly pay off the loan monthly 2 - transfer it to an interest free CC for 12 months (often at a 3% charge) then not worry about the interest building In the UK, if you don't pay off your CC in full each month you get negative credit, unsure if the same in the US. Really though, I don't get why you can't build a roll from scratch, pay off the debt, feel better about yourself and go from there. If you can beat the game, you can beat the game.

I saw today that u played against that cheater twat, Kinda feel Bad for you that u must make experience. Love ur Videos bro. Keep IT up

As scary as it is, OOP typically gets paid a lot more when you bet out in my experience. Sometimes they just fold. But that board looks like a draw. In this case you would have got all chips in on flop im sure. He’s thinking he’s probably got any flush or straight out.

the poker community is full of the biggest scumbags and jerkoffs i have ever met. and i’m not talking about the fact that they are simply there to take ur money under any circumstance, i mean just general assholes for no reason other than you are at the table with them and don’t know them. just either stay quiet or be nice, no need to ruin everyone’s time because you think you’re some crusher or are running bad or something that has nothing to do with everyone else. i remember being called a “douchebag” by a 60+ year old man last year because i didn’t know the dealers name after being at the table for like 15 minutes ( i am 21 and was playing my first circuit event). same guy also called me an “asshole” because i didn’t check my BB option when he limped in the SB. this type of interaction has happened several times.