Ashley Sleeth
Professional Poker Player
Silver Level
Thanks for reminding me to look at the schedule!! I'll get back to you once I haveHow many WSOP events will you be participating in this year and which ones are you most excited about?
Thanks for reminding me to look at the schedule!! I'll get back to you once I haveHow many WSOP events will you be participating in this year and which ones are you most excited about?
Hi Martinoni-Hi Ash!!
If I start to play cash games to grow my bankroll and I have only 10 dollars in the account... why table do I play and how much is accepted for to gain or to lose each day?
Well, the 'girl' definitely took much time and learning to being able to be a professional poker player. She has a Youtube channel tho.it is incredible that the girl has achieved such results and I ride in the negative
Hey meneirao,Are you playing more tournaments or cash games today? What about bankroll control, do you think that part is okay?
awesome. congrats!!Tks for the advice Ash and yes, the freerolls are helping me a lot. I just won the 100$ cardschat freeroll ate GGPOKER this week...
I've gotten a lot of requests to do a video on this. I would hate to point you in the wrong direction without doing more research or asking around first. If you're willing to stay 20 minutes drive off strip, I can vouch for Summerlin, Spring Valley and Southern Highlands. They're all safe areas near the highways so you can get to the Strip quicker than you'd think. You're right, though: there are plenty of good restaurants and fun stuff to do off the strip and i'm sure you'll enjoy your trip! Oh and thanks for checking out the video!Hey Ashley, really liked the Horseshoe/Paris walkthrough you did recently on You Tube! For those of us considering staying off strip for the WSOP and 'commuting' in for events (via Uber/Lyft) what area of the city would you recommend staying in? I'm interested in getting off strip this year, but don't want to deal with staying downtown, plus it seems like there are a ton of great restaurants around the city that (I'd imagine) are a deal compared to strip prices.
thanks so much for watching! as for the 55 hand- i folded utg due to ICM considerations which change your strategy a lot at final tables in tournaments. essentially, the pay jumps are so big just for surviving, that the chip leader can put a lot of pressure on you to fold lots of hands. limping it is an interesting idea, but since i haven't developed a balanced limping strat, i think it would be too obvious that i'm only limping weakish holdings.Hi Ashley, I watched your final table review video with Jesse earlier on YouTube. Just wanted to say congrats on winning just over 6.6K, and sharing a great video. I don't study poker much nor do I have the experience to understand your style of play. For example in this tourney, when you were 8 handed, you folded pocket 5's UTG. I would have limped, and called a small raise to see flop. Did you fold because there are so many players with short stacks that can potentially shove?
I think your double up with AQ vs a pocket pair was the game changer in your tourney. When you had KK vs the chip leader, it was over. I wonder what that opponent called with. Smaller set or two pair? Like you said, "we'll never know".
I disagree with the people in the chat saying to shove with Ks6s. In my opinion you made correct fold, and I think this hand is too weak.
I wish you luck in your upcoming cash games and tourney's.
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Have never played bridge or backgammon. I think I might enjoy chess if I had time to learn and practice stratDo you like other 'mind' games , like chess, bridge or backgammon ? If so ,do you bet on them too ?
Do you mostly win to sponsor yourself and your life?Hi CardsChat members!
My name is Ashley and I'm so excited to join this community. I've been living in Las Vegas for 10 years now playing cash games and more recently, tournaments. I currently play $5/$10 on the Strip and higher stakes on live streams such as Live at the Bike. I'll buy in to tournaments as low as $300 and as high as $5k (with an exception for the WSOP Main Event, which everyone should try to play at least once!).
I have also traveled for poker events in many other parts of the world, including Europe, the UK, Australia, Canada, Africa and the Caribbean. I can answer a broad range of questions about playing live, traveling for poker events/series, playing on live streams or the general poker lifestyle.
My goal for joining CardsChat is to inspire new people to play poker and to encourage those of you who have a poker bucket list item to go out and do it!
Ask me anything
Aren’t online games rng is programmed to loose to bigger stacks? Yes, I know variance is higher due to high number of hands but I still believe there are bots and coolers designed to help certain players. What percentage of stake do you sell for your games? Is there is min or max limit to that?I mostly just sell action to either a full MTT series or to one bigger event.
But if you're interested in seeking out a stable to join, the people who run them are looking for:
1) a solid win rate (must have graphs on different online sites and in-game stats)
2) someone who puts in a lot of volume (plays poker full time)
3) someone with credibility and a trustworthy reputation
If you play tournaments, you could always start by selling some action to a few people. Once you win your first backers some money and form good relationships with them, you'll start to earn some credibility and potentially get introduced to people who run full stables.