Kenna James

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Poker Tawk! Betting on Purpose!

May 8, 2013·41 visitors

Blake Ian

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May 8, 2013

Blake Ian · 2:00 AM

KJ! Welcome back... How do you like the new digs?!

Kenna James · 2:02 AM

Hey All!

Kenna James · 2:03 AM

Looking good!

Kenna James · 2:03 AM

I got a slice of pizza in one hand and my keyboard in another and ready for some POKER TAWK!!

Blake Ian · 2:03 AM

Haha excellent sir.

Kenna James · 2:04 AM

★ Spotlighted from Rachael Workman

“I was always told you gotta know when to hold 'em and know when to fold 'em.”

Blake Ian · 2:04 AM

Well we have decided at your suggestion, and a greta one I believe to focus in on one topic per Tawk so we can try to cover as much of it as we can...

Kenna James · 2:05 AM

Good point Rachel, very important! But tonight we're going to be tawking about When to Bet em, What type of bet, how much, etc.

Kenna James · 2:05 AM

Yes - So tonight it is about Betting on Purpose - let's see if we can stick to our purpose - lol

Blake Ian · 2:06 AM

Indeed we are, though Rachael's comment got me thinking... Next week maybe we breakdown the lyrics of The Gambler by Kenny Rogers?!

Kenna James · 2:06 AM

oh boy -

Kenna James · 2:06 AM

So - staying on purpose -

Blake Ian · 2:06 AM

But for now yes... back to the task at hand.

Kenna James · 2:06 AM

lol

Kenna James · 2:06 AM

See how easy it is to get

Kenna James · 2:06 AM

off purpose?

Blake Ian · 2:07 AM

Totally... So betting. Let's start off simple. Let's define betting. Can you tell me the different types of bets there are?

Kenna James · 2:08 AM

Sure - there are many - let's start with some of the common ones

Kenna James · 2:08 AM

But first let me define what a BET is -

Kenna James · 2:08 AM

we can say a BET is an Initiating Wager

Kenna James · 2:08 AM

Some of the common types are;

Kenna James · 2:09 AM

CBet - Value Bet - UNDER BETnOVER BETnPOT SIZE OR DEFINING BETnALL IN BET

Kenna James · 2:10 AM

So there are a lot of different types of bets - but knowing what defines them and when to use them is vitally important

Kenna James · 2:10 AM

Betting is so crucial to poker because without Betting the game would be purely luck

Blake Ian · 2:10 AM

OK so on that point right there, as far as when to use the different types, we have a relevant question from the audience...

Blake Ian · 2:10 AM

★ Spotlighted from Kelly Carlin

“I would love to know how betting later in a tournament is different than earlier in one.”

Blake Ian · 2:11 AM

Can we help Kelly out here? or do we need more fundamentals first?

Kenna James · 2:11 AM

I like that Kelly - ask me about that later in the Tawk

Kenna James · 2:12 AM

I like that Kelly talks about DIFFERENCES

Kenna James · 2:12 AM

TWO of the main factors in differentiating a BET TYPE are 1. Size and 2. Intention (Purpose!)

Kenna James · 2:13 AM

For you women in the audience, let's tackle SIZE first...cause you're right!! Size does matter!!

Blake Ian · 2:13 AM

Haha... Sharon Liss also has an interesting question about an aggressive better's position at the table in relation to you, but I have a feeling that's for a bit later too

Kenna James · 2:13 AM

yes

Blake Ian · 2:13 AM

Ok so Size..

Kenna James · 2:13 AM

Let's stay on purpose

Blake Ian · 2:14 AM

★ Spotlighted from Sharon Liss

“It's not the size of the stack, but how you handle it. LOL”

Kenna James · 2:14 AM

So SIZE - Let's tawk about bet sizing and then we'll get to Betting on Purpose

Kenna James · 2:14 AM

LOL! Yes, well it turns out that it's BOTH Sharon. haha

Blake Ian · 2:14 AM

So what are some of the determining factors when deciding the size of a bet?

Kenna James · 2:15 AM

Okay, so let's start with the size of a CBET - (continuation bet) assuming everyone knows what that is - what size is your CBet Blake?

Blake Ian · 2:16 AM

Are we looking for a witty remark... or would you like me to take a shot at seriously answering that?

Kenna James · 2:16 AM

Let's start serious and then see where it goes...

Blake Ian · 2:17 AM

I would take an educated guess and say the size of the continuation bet should depend on the size of the original bet

Blake Ian · 2:17 AM

and the amount of players in

Kenna James · 2:17 AM

This should be a predetermined amount btw - so answering this question alone will be helpful for your game

Kenna James · 2:18 AM

Thanks for the answer - now let's talk about what would be an effective CBet

Kenna James · 2:18 AM

A CBet should really be 50% of the pot

Kenna James · 2:18 AM

A little more or less is okay as well.

Kenna James · 2:18 AM

There are reasons for that, but I won't get into them now as we want to stay on point

Kenna James · 2:19 AM

Any questions or can we go on defining sizes?

Blake Ian · 2:20 AM

No that's a pretty clear direction, a continuation should be half the pot. I think you've taught me that lesson already and it has been forgotten : /

Blake Ian · 2:20 AM

Great refresher!

Blake Ian · 2:20 AM

★ Spotlighted from Lea Wolfe

“Wont' the size of the C Bet be different depending on board texture and the amount of players?”

Kenna James · 2:21 AM

What makes an "Under Bet" is its' relationship to the size of the pot of course - so if the pot is $100 an under bet would be 25 or less - I define an under bet as 25% of the pot or less

Kenna James · 2:21 AM

Great question Lea! Good to have you in the discussion. The answer is no.

Kenna James · 2:22 AM

Whether you make a CBet or not depends on board texture and # of players, but the size should always be the same.

Blake Ian · 2:22 AM

Ahhh so the size is part of defining it

Kenna James · 2:22 AM

YES!

Blake Ian · 2:22 AM

Makes sense to me Lea! You? :)

Kenna James · 2:22 AM

Like the size of a man, helps to define who he is...

Kenna James · 2:22 AM

well, kinda...lol

Blake Ian · 2:23 AM

Well size can be measured in many ways KJ.... ; )

Kenna James · 2:23 AM

Oh boy -

Kenna James · 2:23 AM

Okay - so now an "over bet"

Kenna James · 2:24 AM

An Over Bet is a bet that is more then the size of the pot

Kenna James · 2:24 AM

Most of these bet types have to do with their relationship to the size of the pot - of course

Kenna James · 2:25 AM

The rest are self explanatory except for - The Value Bet

Blake Ian · 2:25 AM

Man so many good questions tonight from the forum! Or am I just being lazy and sitting on the spotlight button?

Blake Ian · 2:25 AM

★ Spotlighted from Jordan Birnbaum

“do you use an underbet when on a draw?”

Kenna James · 2:25 AM

Good queston Jordan - as usual, you're ahead of the game - we'll get to that question when we get to Purpose

Kenna James · 2:26 AM

Yes, you're lazy and no you're not sitting on the spotlight button

Blake Ian · 2:26 AM

hahah

Kenna James · 2:26 AM

okay - so back on purpose ... lol

Kenna James · 2:26 AM

The VALUE BET

Blake Ian · 2:26 AM

The value bet!

Blake Ian · 2:27 AM

One of the more fun bets to learn about

Blake Ian · 2:27 AM

Crafty! : P

Kenna James · 2:27 AM

A value bet is just what it says....betting for value

Kenna James · 2:27 AM

To make a Value Bet YOU MUST HAVE THE BEST HAND!!

Kenna James · 2:27 AM

Or believe you do of course

Blake Ian · 2:27 AM

wait wait

Blake Ian · 2:27 AM

question

Kenna James · 2:27 AM

yes

Kenna James · 2:28 AM

★ Spotlighted from Kelly Carlin

“So I need to be figuring out how big the pot is during each round of betting? Hmm. I definitely do not do this.”

Blake Ian · 2:28 AM

What if I know I do not have the best hand and I make a value bet to represent a value bet??

Blake Ian · 2:28 AM

is that not a value bet? is that called something else?

Kenna James · 2:28 AM

Yes Kelly - but you can use an approximation or just guage it, it doesn't have to be exact

Blake Ian · 2:29 AM

Like using the value bet as a bluff

Kenna James · 2:29 AM

Wow, that's deep Blake...good question.

Kenna James · 2:29 AM

Yes, that is what you would be doing....again that leads to purpose...we'll get there

Kenna James · 2:30 AM

A Value Bet however, is used to extract Value in a situation where you have the best hand and you are looking to get called by a lesser hand

Blake Ian · 2:30 AM

Got it... So what I'm tawking about is a different bet, posing as a value bet

Blake Ian · 2:31 AM

A sheep in wolf's clothing!

Kenna James · 2:31 AM

Well you are bluffing and using a Value Bet size to legitimize your bluff

Kenna James · 2:31 AM

Yes

Blake Ian · 2:32 AM

Ok, so now that you have clearly identified some of the typed of bets

Blake Ian · 2:32 AM

I'd lek to move to another couple of questions if that's ok with you?

Kenna James · 2:32 AM

Good points Vlad - we just happen to be focusing this Tawk on Betting

Kenna James · 2:33 AM

Sure, then we'll get to Purpose ....

Blake Ian · 2:34 AM

OK so I now in Doyle's Super System, he tawks about playing the rush... is this superstition, or is there some merit to this momentum betting?

Blake Ian · 2:34 AM

wow the typos tonight! awful

Blake Ian · 2:34 AM

sorry folks

Kenna James · 2:35 AM

Playing the Rush is a topic we can tawk about - but it doesn't really fit tonights tawk - except for this point - In general - Be the Bettor never a Caller Be

Kenna James · 2:36 AM

So- let's move on to Purpose and Betting on Purpose

Blake Ian · 2:36 AM

Sounds good...

Blake Ian · 2:36 AM

Lead the way sir

Blake Ian · 2:36 AM

★ Spotlighted from Jordan Birnbaum

“auto-correct. a double-edged sword.”

Kenna James · 2:37 AM

So one challenge is knowing what you want to do and how you want your opponent to respond

Kenna James · 2:38 AM

A common mistake I think players make is too often wanting their opponents to fold when they make a bet

Kenna James · 2:39 AM

★ Spotlighted from Lea Wolfe

“Do these points apply to cash as well as tournies?”

Kenna James · 2:39 AM

Yes! They apply to both tournies and cash.

Blake Ian · 2:39 AM

Ok so that point you just made was SO big for me to learn

Blake Ian · 2:40 AM

and I of course learned it from you

Blake Ian · 2:40 AM

It has a lot to do with fear and risk

Blake Ian · 2:40 AM

Being afraid of a bet being called when you are confident you have the best hand

Kenna James · 2:41 AM

YES! An example of what I'm tawking about - "I'm betting because I want my opponent to fold and I want to win the pot right now.

Blake Ian · 2:41 AM

Right, as you know risk was an adjustment we had to make in my game early on... and it helped my results tremendously

Kenna James · 2:41 AM

A Good Reason to Bet is to get Value from that Bet and to force your opponent to a tough decision

Kenna James · 2:41 AM

Good, I'm glad. :)

Kenna James · 2:42 AM

★ Spotlighted from Jordan Birnbaum

“if there is a draw on the board and you hyave top pair, should you try to induce the fold?”

Blake Ian · 2:42 AM

And when I say risk... it's funny because there is much less risk when you have the best hand at the time... but it still feels like the risk of getting sucked out on haha

Kenna James · 2:42 AM

Great question. No! This is a good example Jordan, thank you.

Blake Ian · 2:43 AM

Right exactly Jordan

Kenna James · 2:43 AM

You should be bet sizing so that when your opponent calls with the Flush Draw, he's paying the wrong price to draw to his hand!

Kenna James · 2:43 AM

But you WANT HIM TO PAY THE PRICE!!

Kenna James · 2:43 AM

That is where your profit is made in poker.

Kenna James · 2:44 AM

Sports books want people to bet, because they are getting the wrong price!

Blake Ian · 2:44 AM

That was the lesson I was tawking about... It's a larger view and take a lot of perspective and patience.

Kenna James · 2:44 AM

Similarly you want your opponents to CALL as long as they are getting the wrong price.

Blake Ian · 2:44 AM

So the mistake in betting with the best hand is not betting enough... or giving them too good of a deal

Kenna James · 2:45 AM

Every time they pay the wrong price, you profit from that decision.

Kenna James · 2:45 AM

Well, that has to deal with the Size of the bet, not the fact that your betting the best hand

Blake Ian · 2:46 AM

Right, but what I mean is the mistake isn't betting itself, just making sure you don't give them too good of a price to draw

Kenna James · 2:46 AM

Your Intention should be to choose a type of bet that works best for your situation and put a PURPOSE behind it

Kenna James · 2:46 AM

The "Right" price to draw is what you don't want to give them

Kenna James · 2:47 AM

You also don't want to "price them out" of the pot either - otherwise you get no value for your bet

Blake Ian · 2:48 AM

So its a sweet spot... not too good of a deal, not too bad of a deal. It's haggling! haha

Blake Ian · 2:48 AM

My ancestors are known for this. ; )

Kenna James · 2:48 AM

★ Spotlighted from John Baker

“Do you take into effect the pot odds or implied odds?”

Kenna James · 2:48 AM

Yes, Blake. Remembering you want to give them the price they'll pay, but not shut them out of the store!

Kenna James · 2:49 AM

Good question John, glad you could join us!

Kenna James · 2:49 AM

Pot odds yes - implied odds, no. The implied odds is something he is figuring should he make his hand and gets you to call - but we don't call with the worse hand, right?

Kenna James · 2:50 AM

So his implied odds are going to be LESS then he thinks they are

Blake Ian · 2:50 AM

Does anyone else feel like I am the Norman to his Lon during these Tawks? Or is it just me? haha

Kenna James · 2:51 AM

I think it's more like Hardy to Laurel

Kenna James · 2:51 AM

hmmm...idk...nevermind...back on purpose

Kenna James · 2:51 AM

★ Spotlighted from John Baker

“I like to bet just a shade over 1/2 the pot. Gives me the right odds most of the time.”

Kenna James · 2:52 AM

I like this strategy in GENERAL, but there are many facets and aspects to the other types of bets that can prove useful

Blake Ian · 2:52 AM

OK, well we were going to try to keep these episodes to about an hour... in interests of doing that, I'd like to ask one final question, when you are ready...

Kenna James · 2:54 AM

For example - I may "Overbet" the pot with a set when I'm against an overly aggressive creative type of player who will take this as a sign of weakness and make a play against me

Kenna James · 2:54 AM

Okay, but first let me give some quick examples of Betting on Purpose before we go -

Kenna James · 2:54 AM

“I’m under betting the pot to show weakness so my opponent raises me”

Kenna James · 2:55 AM

“I’m Value betting to get value for my hand by getting a lesser hand to call”

Blake Ian · 2:55 AM

Well my question was going to be can you give an example but FINE!

Kenna James · 2:55 AM

“I’m making a defining bet to put my opponent to a tough decision”

Kenna James · 2:56 AM

LOL - well there's a few of them - you have the Type of Bet your making and the reason behind it

Blake Ian · 2:56 AM

★ Spotlighted from Jordan Birnbaum

“If Kenna is as disciplined at the table as he is in the Tawk, I would NOT like my chances...”

Blake Ian · 2:56 AM

You should indeed not like your chances at the table with Kenna, I speak from experience ; )

Kenna James · 2:57 AM

Thanks Guys - hope this Tawk Helped define some Bet Types and the Purpose for making them!

Blake Ian · 2:57 AM

So my last question was... Everyone loves a poker story, can you give a specific example of a hand of betting to illustrate your points?

Kenna James · 2:57 AM

and was helpful to those looking to improve their game!

Kenna James · 2:57 AM

Hmmm.....sure.

Kenna James · 2:58 AM

I was playing in a 2-5 /10-50 mandatory straddle no-limit game yesterday

Kenna James · 2:58 AM

And I was owning this young LAG pro who was determined to beat me in a hand

Kenna James · 2:58 AM

The pot went down like this

Kenna James · 2:59 AM

I Open Raised to 25 w/ AT of clubs in EP and he called on the button.

Kenna James · 2:59 AM

The flipper fell T-8-6 and I CBet

Kenna James · 3:00 AM

with two to a suit btw

Kenna James · 3:00 AM

The turn fell an off-suit Q and we both checked

Kenna James · 3:01 AM

The river fell another 6 and I decided to make an Overbet at the pot and represent a missed draw or AK knowing he would be dying to look me up

Kenna James · 3:01 AM

I bet 275 into a pot that was around 200 and he called and disgustingly mucked his hand

Blake Ian · 3:01 AM

LOVE IT!

Kenna James · 3:02 AM

Knowing that my hand was good was really important here of course, and it was. :)

Kenna James · 3:02 AM

Thanks everyone for joining us and your GREAT questions - it really adds to the discussion

Kenna James · 3:03 AM

★ Spotlighted from Vlad Basov

“Where do you play Kenna? I'm on the road till WSOP.”

Blake Ian · 3:03 AM

Yup... thanks all and thanks Kenna for another educational Poker Tawk!

Kenna James · 3:03 AM

I play usually at Venetian, Aria or a traveling game that moves around to different casinos

Kenna James · 3:04 AM

You're welcome! Come join us next week if you can and we'll pick it back up and let us know what topic interests you the most on our Facebook page and perhaps we'll use it as our next platform.

Blake Ian · 3:05 AM

Remember, if you are joining us late hit TOP to jump to the beginning... and search Poker to find our other Tawks!

Kenna James · 3:05 AM

Success is a Journey Not a Destination! Cya!

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Forum· 79 comments

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Rachael WorkmanMay 7, 2013, 7:33 PM★ Spotlighted

I was always told you gotta know when to hold 'em and know when to fold 'em.

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:01 AM

I also think you need to know when to walk away, and know when to run

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:01 AM

not to mention counting money at the table

Scott WilliamsMay 8, 2013, 2:03 AM

test

Sharon LissMay 8, 2013, 2:06 AM

Can we touch base on what to do about aggressive betters before you?

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:06 AM

I feel like whenever I bet just under or over the pot, everyone at the table compliments the bet.

Lea WolfeMay 8, 2013, 2:07 AM

Hi ya

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:07 AM

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:08 AM

Black Entertainment Channel? BET?

Jordan SudyMay 8, 2013, 2:09 AM

ahh JB

Kelly CarlinMay 8, 2013, 2:09 AM★ Spotlighted

I would love to know how betting later in a tournament is different than earlier in one.

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:10 AM

I'm really bad at luck.

Sharon LissMay 8, 2013, 2:11 AM

I thought my question was pretty good :(

Kelly CarlinMay 8, 2013, 2:11 AM

okey dokey.

Sharon LissMay 8, 2013, 2:13 AM★ Spotlighted

It's not the size of the stack, but how you handle it. LOL

Sharon LissMay 8, 2013, 2:14 AM

;)

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:15 AM

I like to bet the pot post flop. I think it's harder to read.

Kelly ScottMay 8, 2013, 2:16 AM

lol I'd Love to talk about size, if you dont have a big enough stake no one will even notice when you go all in.

Sharon LissMay 8, 2013, 2:17 AM

depends if you hit your flop......if not, close to pot size if your have the stack to do it

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:19 AM

Kelly I wish I knew you played poker when I still lived in LA...

Lea WolfeMay 8, 2013, 2:20 AM★ Spotlighted

Wont' the size of the C Bet be different depending on board texture and the amount of players?

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:21 AM★ Spotlighted

do you use an underbet when on a draw?

Kelly ScottMay 8, 2013, 2:21 AM

lol stack * sorry about the typo

Lea WolfeMay 8, 2013, 2:23 AM

yes!

Lea WolfeMay 8, 2013, 2:23 AM

LOL

Kelly CarlinMay 8, 2013, 2:25 AM★ Spotlighted

So I need to be figuring out how big the pot is during each round of betting? Hmm. I definitely do not do this.

Kelly CarlinMay 8, 2013, 2:26 AM

Jordan, I did not know you were a poker player!

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:26 AM

Sadly not the first time I've been accussed of being premature...

Lea WolfeMay 8, 2013, 2:27 AM

Or at least think you do.... :)

Vlad BasovMay 8, 2013, 2:27 AM

The deciding factor of the Cbet should be the strength of your hand and the flop texture.

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:28 AM

I know KC - we have a big poker tourney every time I come back - never knew to invite you!

Vlad BasovMay 8, 2013, 2:28 AM

Ask yourself: “How strong is MY HAND?” Categorize it in groups; STRONG, MEDIUM, WEAK.

Vlad BasovMay 8, 2013, 2:29 AM

STRONG: TPTK or better.n MEDIUM: Middle pairs and strong draws.n WEAK: Bottom pair, weak draws, air.

Vlad BasovMay 8, 2013, 2:29 AM

There are plenty of exceptions; EX: (AdAc on T98hhh) could be considering medium or weak, even though it’s an over-pair. There are many hands villains could have that are either ahead or have decent equity.

Vlad BasovMay 8, 2013, 2:30 AM

With strong hands, bet or raise. With medium hands, check or call. With weak hands, bet or raise or fold.

Vlad BasovMay 8, 2013, 2:31 AM

“Board Texture”nA dry flop is one with little or no suitedness or connectedness (A72r, K84r)nA wet flop is the one with a high degree of suitedness and/or connectedness. (QJ7tt, KT9tt)

Vlad BasovMay 8, 2013, 2:32 AM

Analyzing board texture has to do with determining how the flop connects with your opponent’s range, and also being aware of how it connects with your range.

Vlad BasovMay 8, 2013, 2:34 AM

When should you Cbet? When you get called by worse hands (value). When you can get better hands to fold (bluff).

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:35 AM★ Spotlighted

auto-correct. a double-edged sword.

Lea WolfeMay 8, 2013, 2:36 AM★ Spotlighted

Do these points apply to cash as well as tournies?

Kelly ScottMay 8, 2013, 2:36 AM

I love doyles super system!

Kelly CarlinMay 8, 2013, 2:38 AM

I think Vlad needs to give a Tawk!

Rachael WorkmanMay 8, 2013, 2:38 AM

agreed, Kelly.

John BakerMay 8, 2013, 2:39 AM

If I bet I want a caller!

Kelly CarlinMay 8, 2013, 2:39 AM

I don't hope they fold, but I hope they don't raise me!

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:40 AM★ Spotlighted

if there is a draw on the board and you hyave top pair, should you try to induce the fold?

John BakerMay 8, 2013, 2:42 AM★ Spotlighted

Do you take into effect the pot odds or implied odds?

Lea WolfeMay 8, 2013, 2:43 AM

I'm sorry. I dont see the questions that are being asked, like by Jordan.

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:43 AM

so like, 75% of the pot?

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:44 AM

ugh, so many crushing rivers have sapped my fortitude...

Vlad BasovMay 8, 2013, 2:46 AM

I'll just listen for now Kelly, and throw some of my thoughts in. :)

Kelly ScottMay 8, 2013, 2:46 AM

: )

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:48 AM

can we in the audience agree to never sit at the same table and practice everything we learn on each other?

Kelly ScottMay 8, 2013, 2:48 AM

lol

John BakerMay 8, 2013, 2:49 AM★ Spotlighted

I like to bet just a shade over 1/2 the pot. Gives me the right odds most of the time.

John BakerMay 8, 2013, 2:50 AM

that would be a fold with the worst hand

Kelly ScottMay 8, 2013, 2:50 AM

me 2 John

Vlad BasovMay 8, 2013, 2:52 AM

Game of poker is situational Jordan. Therefor, whatever you learn, might not be a proper play. (ie situation). Besides, it would have to be one big table to fit 20+ players. :p

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:52 AM★ Spotlighted

If Kenna is as disciplined at the table as he is in the Tawk, I would NOT like my chances...

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:53 AM

You're right Vlad - I was just going for a chuckle.

Vlad BasovMay 8, 2013, 2:53 AM

I figured that.

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:54 AM

we'd run out of cards with this many people

Vlad BasovMay 8, 2013, 2:55 AM

:) And some of us will be running other players with cards. :p

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:56 AM

lol

Vlad BasovMay 8, 2013, 2:56 AM

I'll take on Kenna!!!!!

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 2:57 AM

that was GREAT!

John BakerMay 8, 2013, 2:57 AM

Playing better players makes your play better...if you can learn without getting on tilt

Kelly ScottMay 8, 2013, 2:58 AM

Thanks for the invite Great show!!

Vlad BasovMay 8, 2013, 2:59 AM

Playing better players will only win you a stack if you run into set over set etc... Otherwise, play the fish John... Preferably they are on your right. #profitable

Vlad BasovMay 8, 2013, 3:00 AM★ Spotlighted

Where do you play Kenna? I'm on the road till WSOP.

Jordan BirnbaumMay 8, 2013, 3:02 AM

another on bites the dust

Jordan SudyMay 8, 2013, 3:02 AM

I need Google translate for what Kenna just wrote

John BakerMay 8, 2013, 3:03 AM

Thanks Kenna

Lea WolfeMay 8, 2013, 3:03 AM

Thank you Kenna and Blake!

Jordan SudyMay 8, 2013, 3:03 AM

Or just to study!

Jordan SudyMay 8, 2013, 3:03 AM

Thanks guys!

Vlad BasovMay 8, 2013, 3:05 AM

My twitter is @1mpaler. I'll shoot you a tweet. Let's meet up at Aria.

Vlad BasovMay 8, 2013, 3:06 AM

Good tawking to y'all

Adam DenskyMay 9, 2013, 2:39 AM

damn......i guess im too late