$5/$10 | $100 - $100,000 Bankroll Challenge Poker Vlog #56
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Hello, my name is Sam and this is the $100 - $100,000 bankroll challenge. We began on March, 24th 2023 with a $100 deposit on pokerstars, after grinding microstakes tournaments, we took our $1,330 and went to the live 1/3 NLHE streets. Drop a like, and subscribe to follow along with this journey, and all comments are welcome, good or bad!
I'm a poker dealer. The all-in should stand. That is a universal rule.
I know :( a couple players told me the ruling at that casino is "if someone IN the hand would like it to stand, they can verbal it, and it does stand." Weird rule, even weirder for the dealer not to let me know about it.
Congrats. I'm not surprised though. To all the new viewers bear in mind that had it gone the other way Sam's attitude would be the same before the start of the next session. Mental game is so on point. When the challenge is accomplished that will be what allowed it to happen. There are players far superior without the mental game that would not accomplish this challenge.
Love this!!! Thank you very much fella :)
The hand with the pocket K's, where the person 'all in' out of turn, that bet stays unless the action changes in front of him...
So I am first to act, guy jams out of turn.
I can check, the all in stands?
In regards to the all-in out of turn:
So, in many casinos the 5/10 game is typically the biggest game running. To keep these big players happy, many casinos tend to have the players police themselves. It's a weird phenomenon but, that's likely why you were said it depends if you complain about it. The other thing is the 5/10 game runs like many 3/6 limit games. The players tend to all know each other, tend to be older... More about just throwing around money and enjoying the time at the table more than really trying to do this game professionally.
Hahaha dealers ignoring players? Yup, that's a requirement to work at the Commerce. 🤣
What a hilarious ruling. Never been in a room anywhere that the bet doesn't stand if you check
Been watching you since the beginning and your journey has been very inspirational and a refreshing pace. Hope you continue to grow!
Can’t believe that guy folded jacks to a single three bet… what a nit
What do I have to name my channel to get action!?!?
Get it bro
I’m gonna have to start calling you Sam the Sunrunner!
I wouldn't mind that, if it lasts forever 😂
Bad ruling, should stand as a bet as long as the action doesn't change.
That's how it is everywhere else I've played. At least the outcome was positive!
In ur KK hand, seat 2 was definitely angling, because 1) the button, before it was moved 1 inch by seat 7, is clearly in the middle of the end of the table, so it is clearly in front of seat 7, not next to the human dealer, which is the seat ur in next to the human dealer, and 2) if he wasnt angling, he would have gone all in again after u checked like he supposedly meant to do initially. Instead he checked for the free card that his angle was intended to receive. Notice the board, JT, a popular hand that is often called for a raise, makes an open ended draw there, which is a hand someone can angle with, aside from a flush draw. Prior to u stating in the vlog that he had JT, I knew he had either JT or 2 hearts. You cant assume that an angle-like action is not an angle. You have to protect ur pot/hand. If action is reset back to u because a player acted out of turn and u didnt call a floorman to enforce the angler's shove, ur intended c/r is out the window and u now should bet ur hand for protection/value. It might have worked out in ur favor this time, but most of the time it wont. You said LP and angler had some words after. Im guessing LP accused him of the angle?
Atta boy
Sam you are the man, by far my favorite vlog! Congrats on the shot.
This is awesome man keep it rolling! Can't wait to see you on the livestreams!
99: Solver check-calls down almost 100%. Combo draws are usually calling your raise, the other calling hands have you beat, and you have good draws against a very small portion of those hands (2pr).
JTdd: You got lucky that he decided not to bet the river.
The raise was quite exploitative, I don't think I need to get to River with some strong call downs vs someone who isn't going to exploit it.
JTdd, you don't think he's folding to a raise? Looked like he was sizing around a $250ish bet
Nice! The type of session we all want and is good to have when shot-taking at the next level. Great to run well when moving up!
I hope this is the beginning of a very profitable trend!
Fun to watch you play, looking forward to move videos
yeah Sam, Im digging this run! Stay sharp!
Holy shit, what a session. Nice work and congrats 👏👏👏
Love it!
Hell yeah dude keep destroying !
LA players learn to just check to the guy who played out of turn. It gives away no info, and more importantly, doesn't allow the dealers to make up lousy rulings, or worse, involve a floor man.
Still, nice that it worked out for you. The pots you don't lose are often more important than the ones you win!
This one really got me fired up. Hell of a win man 👏🏽
You're an inspiration amigo, keep it up!
Always nice to shot take and sun run! Congrats!
Way to go🤑
Congratulations 😎 sky is the limit I’ve been watching since the beginning. I try to needle you when I can 😆
I love the needles 😂
Bet should stand as long as the action ahead of the player doesn't change ie you bet. Not sure I would complain or call floor in your shoes either vs what seems to be the whale at the table. If it were someone I thought was a reg though I would.
beast!!! congrats bro
Way to play ‘em Sam that was a hell of a game
Must be nice to get so many good hands in a single session.
How on earth is an out of turn action not binding if action hasn’t changed?? That’s insane, I’ve literally never played in a room in my entire life where this would not have been ruined a valid allin if you had checked. I’ve played in a lot of rooms and seen this situation come up more then you would think, it’s literally been ruled as a bet if action doesn’t change 100% of the time. If those are indeed the rules at Commerce that is just a god awful egregious house rule.
Just heard your follow up. You have to complain about it for it to stand? That’s just ludicrous, this isn’t it how it works anywhere else. You ask if it stands if you check, dealer will say yes, you check, he has to shove, nobody thinks twice about it.. Honestly sounds like dealer doesn’t know wtf he’s talking about, glad it ultimately saved you money
@richardsimmonsjuggernautof9781 Yeah, I've never heard that before. Pretty insane ruling, it really should stand...
Getting KK v AA while shot-taing and cracking them. Bruh.
What a day!
3x3x3x
At 14:30 holding pocket 8's you say "my stack is getting a little short" . What has happened to the big stack you had in the beginning? Don't you show the hands that don't go your way?
They were shown, a few small ones, lose a hundred here and there that don't make the video
gg bubba ! get ready to upload 2x and your out of position on this one! 😂
Should come play in Texas. Action is absurd and most have no clue what they are doing
Texas in December :)
@@BluffaloSam if you get to TCH in Dallas I might be dealing to you
@Metskins I'll be at the Los Colinas one in around a month or so, is that where you are?
I work both. Maybe I'll see ya there
@@Metskins Say hi if you do!
Well done. Notice how aware you are about other players tendencies and habits at the table in your vlogs. I should pay more attention, learned something today.
It's not easy to do, and my focus starts slipping around the 3rd or 4th hour
First time at 5/10 and you were on an absolute heater god damn. You also played very well. great video man
That first band! That there is a congrats sir, now instead of brown bands you need yellow 10K bands…
Such a thrill…Off to the next shot of adreanaline
That is the next milestone!!
What is the tablet sized screen built into the table?
You can add money to it and win jackpots based on the hands dealt, they're horrible
10:00 makes no sense. If he had a read that you're weak, he'd never jam aces. Most likely he had AK.
Well, he said he had Aces and thought he was coolering me. But I wouldn't be surprised if he just had AJo or something there and picked up a read.
Sam, new to the channel and enjoying it. I noticed that you film the action with your chips on the right hand side of your cards, using the left hand side peak as I do. How do you manage this?
I’m a has been poker vlogger myself (barely ever was). One of the things that kept me from filming at the table was how tedious it was to fill with my iPhone. This is because of the way the camera is situated on the iPhone.
I only use 1 hand to peel the cards, as long as chips are blocking the person from the right from seeing you're fine. I put my phone on the rail, rather than behind the chips on the table
JT of diamonds if you’re not buying his limp raise I thought you were gonna 4 bet for sure
I agree. It was a well played session but he missed out on that exploit .
It becomes a bit too merged against his bluff range, I would rather use a bit more raw equity driven hands and go wide with them, like ATo+ KJo+ 88+ and be ok getting those in pre. JTs I think has to be taken to the streets, even OOP it's not gonna be that bad. That was my thinking during the hand
Hi Sam! I just started playing poker and had a few good nights out of luck but can tell my knowledge of the game doesn’t even come close to your analysis.
Do you have any resources you used when you were starting out learning? You seems to have a great balanced view point and I’d love to learn how to be an overall good player like you
Thank you!
I am in no way affiliated with them, however Upswing Poker's lab is where I learnt. Also playing hundreds of thousands of zoom hands on pokerstars and reviewing them is probably essential for anyone wanting to be better than your average live reg
@@BluffaloSam you’re amazing thank you so much!! Keep crushing the challenge it’s been wonderful to watch!
Aside from saving almost $1k you also got a lot of info that he’s ripping draws
I figured he was tbh, if I was OTB and he jammed I would've called without too much thought
When u in the city again will have to meet up for a game
Won't be for at least a year, but I'll make an announcement next time I do come in!
Sam quick q - how long have you been playing for ??
Played for 2 years in my early 20s, came back to the game about 7 or 8 months ago
dealers not giving a fuck? yeah sounds about right for an LA casino
Why is your name bluffalo when you never bluff lol only time you mention is when the action goes and you say if he woulda done this I was Guna bluff. I’ve seen you bluff maybe 3-4 times total I usually bluff 6-7x a session lol
dude you realize that all you had to do was wait for HJ to fold and then when it comes back to you , you can just call. Or could have said simply said check when its your turn. Asking 100 questions and revealing the strength of your hand and then checking is definitely not the play though.
If I waited for HJ to fold I would still be sitting at that chair. Action is on me my dude.
@@BluffaloSam I meant as in you just let the action play out when UTG jammed out of turn, then once HJ makes his action , you can call and UTG can't reverse his action. As this has happens all the time the best thing to do is protect yourself. Say something if you wanted to bet and people tried to check out of turn, and in reverse if someone wants to bet out of turn then check and let them. I wouldn't make any sort of weird scene about it or ask a bunch of questions because as you saw it will just freeze the action as people get suspicious if someone is angling
@@royh8196 I wanted to make sure action stands. If I just did nothing and checked it over, his bet would not stand. The dealer really should've just told me exactly what was going to happen in this $800 pot.
understandable. at least now you know. good luck in future games@@BluffaloSam
Great session. You asked me in another video about how the game was were I play. Very good. I’ve had 3 pots that were $3k at a 1/2 game. Fortunately won them all. But man, talk about being so nervous. Well not 2 of them as I had nuts.
I kinda like the nerves when moving up, it's fun! I'm lucky that it'll never affect my decisions, but they are crazy! Congrats on the big wins
Flopping a set against large 3bet while shot-taking. Bruh
AND getting a clean runout AND getting paid. What a first hand
Man again we differ in how much credit you’re giving ppl to fold big hands in 3 bet pots. You really think the guy stuck piles (all to you), and is most likely on tilt, you think this is the guy who is going to bet/fold the river with top pair getting laid a really good price??? I honestly find it hard to believe you’ll get a fold from better at too high of a frequency there. Also you’re value range there will be pretty fkn narrow. 1010, depending on the suit of his ace very few combos available of A10 A5 and A4s..
I was mostly going to go for it, because the guy had said "this guy always fking has it" quite a few times. Although, I'd fully expect there to be a decent chance of him tilt throwing in the call there
@@BluffaloSam ha, in my experience they usually throw in the tilt call and continue to complain how “they always have it”
@@richardsimmonsjuggernautof9781 definitely seen this before!
What casino u playing at in this video?
This is Commerce Casino in Los Angeles