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An Island Full of Anglers, and Cheats | $100 - $100,000 BRC Poker Vlog #44
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- čas přidán 14. 09. 2023
- 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!
Dang brother! It takes a lot to understand and call yourself as the fish of the table. You’re doing Good! Self awareness is key to self mastery!
Surprised you stayed honestly don’t care how soft a game is if I’m not feeling the vibe I’m out of there. Also gotta bring headphones because of the non stop talkers
Needed vlog content!!
That would be such a move. Once you realize he's not going to stop, you just slid on the headphones mid story. Chef's kiss. Especially since you already think he's a d-bag.
Great videos, def on my must watch list when the new ones drop. Keep ‘em coming!
Appreciate it fella :)
Duuuude what a session. Sorry you had to deal with that shit! Thank you for showing us though, crazy! Thx for the content man
You'll definitely come across people like this playing poker, but for the most part I've met way more decent people than bad!
Love the Angle stories 😂
Came across your vlog and I'm working my way through your Challenge. I like your commentary and how am amazed at how frequently you shove, Lots of loose players with small stacks.up there I guess. I;m in Texas and its a totally different game here. Big stacks and loose players. A raised pre=flop with 3 callers is called Texas heads-up (LOL). Good luck on meeting your $100k goal. I'm pulling for ya!!!!
Lots of small stacks, and quite a tight player pool. I am so excited for these Texas Games!!!!
JT against the calling station is the worst hand BluffaloSam has ever played
Really nice opening shots, and I'm not talking about the planes/shots from, at all. Great angles, good quality too. Your upgrade is apparent!
Thank you very much! The new editing gear is paying off :)
out of A and B planes!
Gotta throw in some shitty jokes from time to time!
19:15 rewatching this. Sorry what’s the advantage of calling out of turn?
My man looking sharp with the hair, shades and jacket!
Anyways, I’ve noticed some card rooms just have a culture of generally scummy behavior. Nothing you can do.
Also to the $50 tip guy… I’d have laughed in his face then tipped the dealer instead.
He needled me later when I "only" tipped the dealer $1 on a $60 pot 😂 just not a fan of that guy at all!
@@BluffaloSamyeah fuck that guy. I’d do everything I could to actively irritate him after that
Amazing content!
Awesome video!
This stuff reminds me of private games where the choice of what to wear included what holster to use that evening.
Another great vlog as always
It is your responsibility as well to check how much chips the other player has. And for the dealers, only few are trained to be a poker dealer but can deal other tables as well. If you are going to compare the players in the mainland oh yeah totally different.
I usually just do a quick glance over if they're beside me. People get irrationally angry when you ask them how much they have behind. Some guy even jammed over my bet "just cuz I asked him how much was behind." 😂 plus it keeps the game moving quicker
@@BluffaloSam I dont understand how this can be some kind of angle. He literally bet using green chips. You cant claim he was hiding his green chips when they're in the pot. As for calling out of turn, this is not necessarily an angle. This happens all the time and it is almost always a player who is not paying attention. His action also benefitted you, allowing you to make a fold where you were drawing near dead.
The AQ river fold seems pretty nitty against a 100% donk range
It's just one of those spots where you feel like you have to call, but you know every single time he's gonna roll over a King
Yes I felt that too, donk leads are generally weak, and the turn checked through, I put him on Q10 or J10. How often you have to be right to be profitable there on the river bet I think less than 25% of the time
@@DeadMoneyDragon. not often, but I reckon I'm good 1-5% of the time
Sorry to hear about that session. Not many of us play at the casino here. The game may be soft, but your experience is not unique. The better run games are underground here. If you're into that, let me know next time you're over.
I can't stand when people have their hands in front of and covering their cards and short stacks like that. we just have to keep asking if we can see their chips 😅 there are a lot of people who i think are waiting for this angle against fast players. @1:48 yea I don't think he had them in his hand but idkkkkkk😄
He sorta had em in a claw grip on the table, I didn't see them when I glanced over at his stack
the outro is kind of funny lol
Had this older short heavy-set woman on my right in a game the other day who kept talking and talking and talking. Non-stop talking. I believe she was manic. I asked the floor to bring me $150 in $5 chips in exchange for six twenty-five dollar chips. She started to blurt out that you can't do that or something to that effect and I leaned over towards her and very firmly told her that I did not need her help with anything. She was quiet for about 1 minute and then continue talking the rest of the night. It has been my experience that the players who talk the most have the weakest game because they are insecure. By constantly talking they give themselves a false sense of security. It's probably best to just let them talk. They usually give up all kinds of tells about their game.
Does not sound like a pleasant table neighbour 😂
Yeah, there is zero evidence of this. Daniel talks all the time. Phil does too. In fact, some talk so much, BECAUSE they ARE secure with their game.
But, I'm glad you put that woman in her place. I'm sure I would have done something similar.
Yeah this lady was talking too only thing is she was hitting back to back full houses. And then she called me pre flop with 3 8 and I had A’s and then she got trips 😂😂😂😂
excellence
Tell more angle stories! Its good for me(newbie) to learn!!
If they come up I will!
@@BluffaloSam thanks man! if you are ever in tampa we have 4 card rooms, ill show you around!
@@michaelm.sinclair3205 Absolutely! I'll let you know if I pass through :)
Love the scenic shots and edits. The angling is bs.
Thanks Keevin! Yeah, those people are unreal 😂
13:30 You need to raise flops like this. Ten bucks, and they are stations, I'd make it 60.
Another awesome Vlog. I so understand what you’re talking about with anglers, and I don’t know how you had the patience to stay at that table. Annoying people at a table I have learned TILT me faster than any bad beat. I have trained myself, regardless of what people say, or how they look at me to just get up and walk away from the table with my chips. God bless you!😉
Thanks Rory! I'll keep em coming :)
I was waiting till my sister got off work, so playing until a set time. Plus it was fun playing 3 handed 2/5 with terrible players
They are all so bad though, i want to go back. It is a shitty "room"/table though. Did you have to miss hands to buy chips to top up? When I went they didnt do chip runners
Yup 😂 they wouldn't let me buy more than $800, so first 30 mins I was back at the cage and ended up missing my button
head up
Gotta love the scumbags Sam. You ain't a fish homie.
I get how you became totally frustrated while also being distracted by the table's shiesty playstyle not to "double check" "villian's" total count with a verbal count request before putting, what you think, is a "covering" bet over the line and getting duped into paying out those "hidden" greens. Silver lining is that learning from this at the lower levels will hopefully save bunches when you decide to "sit the apple" 🍎 in the future. Keep rolling with the punches! 🥊😕💦💫
I was a bit more upset, because I never announced all in, just put $300 in greens in, and ended up having to pay an additional $200 because he said he got all of the stack I put in, and I said no, you can only win your stack, not more than that when all in
@@BluffaloSamsam you know that if you call an allin and put 1 chip in its a full call meaning your 300 means nothing.
@xclydexowns he bet $70, I raised to $300. There was never an all in. He said "I get all the $300, I said no, you can only win as much as you have thinking he had $220, and I clarified because I was worried the dealer didn't understand how that works.
@@BluffaloSam ahh gotcha
I get anglers all the time! Fuckin cant stand people unwilling to play the game square. All good bro. In the end, solid play, experience, and respect will weed thru all the snakes and eventually even help to have many of the more experienced dealers looking out for you when the time comes.
I got a guy soooo good recently, who tried angling and betting out of turn (all of a sudden) on the river... I had the nuts and called him out when he Bet, like "bro, what are doing? Why are you betting when you know its on me?". He pulls back, I check, he checks... I say "why are you checking now? Thats binding" He then shows his hand lmao... Dealer interjects... Sir that is binding (he had 8s on a 4-flush spade board) he tries to wiggle out and hope ill flip cause he did. Eventually puts in his $40 binding bet... I snap re raise to $250 while talking a lot of shit about how everything he did was calculated (I really give these people the business as far as talking a whole lot of shit... like we're in the streets! I police that motherfucker when I'm putting $$$ on the felt)
He tanks and finally calls and I show him the Ace of spades, and tip the dealer $25 for handling the situation exactly correct.
I can't believe he called that 😂 damn, very nice my man!
Hey Sam, great vlog and your play is solid. I love the angling stories, I think that's one of the great things of playing live poker, you get a bunch of these hooligan players. I once had a guy drop about $80 worth of chips out of his hoodie sleeve on an all-in! Keep it up Sam, you won over some sketch opponents in the end.
NO WAY! That is ridiculous, how did that fly!?
@@BluffaloSamHehe, I looked at the dealer, he admitted he didn't see the player do it. I think this kind of stuff goes hand in hand with rookie dealers.
@mkadlec99 That one is so blatant cheating I would've definitely called floor over for the cameras, that's not even an angle anymore 😂
@@BluffaloSam it's still cheating when he angled you with the hidden chips and I would've called pit over as you would've only called or raise folded if you knew how much you were up against. But yeah great videos, keep em coming
A K 4 is in limp callers range?
I think he was being sarcastic to say that it’s ridiculous that the limp caller was always leading into him. I think he did a good job playing solid against these hooligans though!
No 😂
@kaysuhdila4725 thanks a ton man :)
@8:30 mark, so you raise on flop when he jus fires a small continuation bet, which I like. He only flat calls you, you both check turn and river you make 2nd pair with top kicker and gold to 125 bet? That’s a snap call. If ge has a king gg, but he can easily have q10. Anytime hero 3x pre and someone leads into you pre they are on draw, bluffing or trying to set their price. I jus don’t get why you fold. Think your hand thru bro, I’m not a pro but I’m jus telling you my thoughts.
He's never betting QT on River for that price. $125 is like 4 hours of your winrate, snap calling and saying if he has a K that's just GG then isn't great, but calling and hoping he has the last 2 combos of QTs is a bit optimistic.
SURPRISE YOU STAY AFTER THE FIRST HOUR 😂😂😂 LIVE AND LEARN
The only situation I think you need to be more mindful about, is assuming he has $220 behind. Part of your job, as a player is to protect your hand and stack. Unfortunately, in that situation, you have nobody to blame, but yourself. Always ask how much behind, that way you have a leg to stand on, if a grossly incorrect amount is stated. Lesson learned, for a couple hundred bucks. I believe you, when you say he was hiding the quarter chips, but that's why you ask....how much behind?
The other instances are garbage. Although, I have a question about the mucked hand, that hadn't made it to the muck. Was it retrievable?
I only ask how much behind when I can't just look myself and gauge it quickly. People get really nasty when you ask sometimes. It was retrievable, but he chucked it across the line, and the dealer had collected it. If he was on the opposite end of the table closer to the muck it would've already been mucked, I don't think retrievable rule is really "fair" if you fold when opponent shows, it's folded. I did the same in an earlier vlog where I placed my cards, not even other the line, the dealer didn't touch them, I realized I had a full house, tabled my cards and the dealer said hand was dead, I didn't argue, I just asked if the guy didn't mind if he won the pot, but I got to keep the extra all in bet, I think that was fair.
Just tell him your tinnitus is acting up and is aggravated when someone talks
I'll give that a go 😂
Why do you make the assumption that he was hiding the chips when he was holding them in his hand? In the video footage, even the camera can see the other chips in the player's hand. If you're a professional player then you should know how much the effective stacks are from preflop in order to get your bet sizes correct throughout the hand. No experienced player is jamming that river without being certain of how much their opponent has in their stack - and what worse hands are you expecting to call when you have a 3-high flush on a paired board? By your own admission you tried to take back your all-in once you realized that the other player had more behind - that's pretty much the only genuine angle in this entire vlog. In your commentary and in the video graphics for this action you state you are all in, and in the summary at the end you claim you were not. So which is true?
In the KJ hand, how is it an angle for the SB to call out of turn? If anything, that helped you fold when you had the worst hand, and the SB gained nothing from calling out of turn. If they thought they were ahead of you (which they were) then they would want to keep you in the hand, and if you had been ahead of them then they could have lost an additional bet to you unnecessarily.
I know all the regulars at this club and none of them would genuinely ask you for $50 for building a pot. If that happened, it was either a joke that you picked up wrong, or an unfortunate interaction with a player who does not play there regularly. In the latter case - there are asshats like that in games everywhere. If you can't handle that, or deal with players leading into you and/or giving you bad beat stories, then you're going to struggle playing live poker. When you play hands like 95 suited (limped in the small blind) and 32 suited - then get coolered and blame the other players for your loss, it's completely absurd and actually genuinely hilarious.
Yes, the dealers deal all table games etc but they are all trained to deal poker and have all been poker dealers for years. I have been playing there at least twice a week for 18 months and the dealers are very good. The game is usually great action and there are a great bunch of regular players there. If you played there more than once you would have realized that. It's a little foolish to make conclusions about the entire player pool and characteristics of a game/casino after playing only one six-hour session there, and then express those opinions like they're factual on CZcams to the poker-playing community - anyone with a grain of common sense can see how weak and unreliable those claims are.
People don't want to watch vlogs about people bitching about the location, players and how badly their session went. It's also not a good idea to start criticizing and insulting players (calling them broke losers etc) when they are clearly identifiable to regulars at the casino. Not only that, but recording at this casino is strictly prohibited and you were in breach of the casino rules with recording this vlog - presumably you didn't ask the floor for permission as they would have clarified that for you immediately.
I hope you can learn from this feedback and do better in the future.
Might have been a bit tilted about all these things when I made this video, but I was never all in vs the player, I put $300 in which I thought covered his $220, and I assumed he was angling, because of the fact he grabbed his cards from the dealer to table them after he mucked them. The table didn't like that.
The man that asked me for $50 was genuinely asking for it, he did not like it when I said I wasn't giving it to him.
I had bad experience with the dealers, they never called pit over once, the man that pulled the cards from the dealer and tabled them, the dealer changed after that, and asked the next dealer what she thought of it, and she said she didn't know either. Another instance of that was a lady to my left started racking up her chips to play her last hand, and after the cards had been dealt the dealer told her the $1,000 in the rack was no longer in play for that hand.
I really didn't have a good experience here overall, sorry if this wasn't a good impression of your overall experiences as you've played here much more than I have.
To the man that called out of Turn, I have no idea what that angle was supposed to be, but I had asked him to move his hands so I could count his chips before I made my decision, and he called before I acted, and before the player to his right had acted. Idk what he was trying to gain out of it, maybe trying to make me fold what he thought was a better hand by being very confident, but he knew action wasn't on him.
Once again, sorry if this wasn't what you wanted to watch, but I'm sharing my experiences where I play, as I felt them.
@@BluffaloSam So just to be clear your argument is that this guy leads the river for $60, whilst keeping half of his remaining stack hidden in his other hand (from the turn) in the hope that you go all-in without realizing that he has more behind? Do you really think people think this in-depth about their actions or would deliberately hide chips in the hope that you're gonna go all-in because you think they have a smaller stack? It's obviously not an angle and if you are a professional player you should know how much the effective stacks are from the start of the hand. In the summary at the end you clearly state that 'whatever he leads you are just gonna jam all in': czcams.com/video/fG7ty-S9ubU/video.html and that you said that 'this is all in' - then a little later you say that you said to the player that you 'put him all in and can only win as much as your stack' - and you're still claiming that you didn't state you were all in?
Can you give more information on the player that asked you for the $50 - age/nationality etc?
A player's hand isn't dead when it is over the line and if hands go over the line but can be easily retrieved and identified then they are still live. That is the rule in most casinos.
I have never seen a dealer at Elements stop a player from playing out of a rack when they are racking up to leave - and I have many many hundreds of hours of play there.
You have no idea what angle the guy who called out of turn was trying to pull because it wasn't an angle. He gained nothing from calling out of turn. If he was either ahead or behind, calling out of turn was not beneficial to him in either case. I know that player well and I can 100% guarantee you he was not angling and made a genuine mistake. It's a pretty bad look for you to make these assumptions about people and then call them anglers/losers in your vlogs.
@TheGambitBandit Look, I don't think we're gonna see eye to eye here and I'm happy to agree to disagree. I'm sharing my thoughts and feelings on my vlog, and I apologized if I offended you, and your player pool. I'll be nicer in future vlogs, and let's leave it at that.
It's not a matter of seeing eye to eye or agreeing to disagree. You didn't offend me and I don't want an apology - I'm just pointing out that your claims are weak and full of inconsistencies (and you're now declining to defend those claims) and that you should play more than one six-hour session before voicing opinions on casinos and player pools etc (as well as ensuring you are permitted to record sessions before doing so, which you didn't do in this case as it's not permitted at Elements Victoria) @@BluffaloSam
So much this
I get the frustration but it’s also your responsibility to see how much he has behind. You can ask to see his whole stack. But yeah, it was a bitch move on his part.
Did you miss the part where he was hiding the greens? Every casino I play says the chips have to be on the table and the larger denominations have to be visible in the front. You sound pretentious and like you’ve never left your own home game to play
@@dcul8812the thing is most places aren’t constantly up your ass about it. They usually only pester the drunken players. It’s on any player to constantly be aware of stack sizes. It’s a standard check item while sitting and playing.
Yeah, I did mess up a bit, just looked so clearly like $220 I didn't even bother to ask
God that 3:30 hand was played so bad by BB. He has the nuts and there’s no flush draw available- with SB leading to you and 2 other people behind you. Why would you ever jam there? Just call and hope that someone else can call. I think if he calls- you can’t get away with KJ that easily. It’s just insanely nitty way to protect your hand from sets that will never fold so what’s the point in the first place?
He told me later in the day he thought he misplayed it. He put me on a set, and thought I couldn't fold.
Even if he flatted there, I don't think it influences my decision a lot, I still see it as similar strength calling that lead with me to act, and 2 others
Was that Victoria Canada? Worst bullshit I have ever seen was Canadian poker.
Sure was, I'm excited to play down in the states soon!
@BluffaloSam I played at casino Niagara. All rude, angleshooting, cheating regulars giving each other odds to draw out on you. Worst poker experience ever.
@@BluffaloSam get over to Parx in Bensalem PA
@@dajerseyrat I believe it after the game I played!
@@dajerseyrat If I drive up the east coast, I'll stop by, I've heard great things!
no way id still play there
I will not be returning
Can I tell you about my bad beats? 😆
Pls no 😂
You played that Kings hand so bad. No reason A/9 should see a river if you bet flop and turn
That's being results oriented. We got a worse hand to bet twice into us. Betting kings and getting a worse hand to fold is not what you want to be doing longterm.
@@BluffaloSam you’re unblocking diamonds, a lot of A/Q, QJ and Q/10, 10/9, combo draws you wanna charge on a board like that. Can’t let those hands realize equity for cheap. Not to mention you had the third caller behind you and you give him amazing odds to see a turn with un paired A high hands like AJ/A/10.
Ggs
I want to write a bad review of this place based on your experience
Hahaha I wouldn't bother, but thank you though :)
Lol why a casino full of donks deserves a good review wtf you talkin about.
SORRY YOU COULD NOT ENJOY THE GAME. KARMA WILL COME TO OYU FOR BEING A GOOD PLAYER AND PERSON.
HAHAHA THANK YOU
So frustrating. You should have went to the floor
The player who grabbed his cards before the dealer put them in the muck didn't really do anything wrong. If they're not mixed in with the muck, they're fair game.
Dude why are you buying so many fake comments
I'd spend money on an editor before I did anything stupid like that
Bruh you are way too passive. You cant let ppl punk you like this. 🤦🏾
Buddy you cannot become great in low stakes playing suited trash and then calling like a fish with lower flush calls. Become more tight aggressive play less action packed trash hands. Simple starting place. 9/5 suited is basically never acceptable lol unless the player types are mostly maniacs, but then again u aren't trying to battle out hands with high variance and make crazy bluffs etc. Play tighter aggressive with value hands and you will man handle low stakes. easy starting point. Great video keep grinding. -Highseinberg
Yoo Sam! Your videos are becoming an essential part of a good day.
Do you have any other socials besides CZcams? Insta, Twitter, etc? Would love to talk strategy/inquire about it. Thanks!
I maaaay start posting some travel stuff on insta in the near future! Feel free to add @samnigelinsole
Gotta love the scumbags Sam. You ain't a fish homie.