I've been playing for fun not so long ago myself, so I hope me sharing my experience helps you. Let me know what else would be helpful for you to learn more about?!

@Zoggyboyzimmy

2 жыл бұрын

How are you so good at hand gestures whilst having no Italian blood line?

@garethnagle9964

2 жыл бұрын

A video of you talking through some spots and charts would be good

@paulj8213

2 жыл бұрын

Do you believe in voodoo? Is the hot hand fallacy A FALLACY? What is the weirdest thing you've seen at the poker table? Are you familiar with the work of Jung? Do you experience synchronicities? Do you believe we are living in a simulation? Have you ever tried DMT?

@hanneswahler8445

2 жыл бұрын

How important is sport for your mindset... as professional card game player? I found a club in cologne, who play for a ranking table, do you think this could be a good way of practicing? Was wondereing when Poker is becoming an olympic duscipline?

@Pinocchiopoker

Жыл бұрын

you are such a great guys..

big fan of those video formats where fedor is adressing the audience!

I am New member in Pokercode, Best choice in my Life, change my game, my process thinking but even more in my life outside the table, so good community, very gg Fedor

@yahyajiujitsu3323

2 жыл бұрын

how are tour results?

@CallMeRickGrimes

Жыл бұрын

@@yahyajiujitsu3323is it legit? Like PokerBros?

I love everything you do and I love watching your videos Fedor because it just seems like your words come from your heart and you really care about the success of others!! Thank you!!

This is gold ! Thanks for laying it down very clearly ! Big fan of this format !

Thanks for your time putting all this concepts together. It’s really inspirational. Which softwares do you recomend for the lower stakes?

On having a full time job. I quit my job to grind cash for about a year but ended up picking a job back up just because of how great the friday and Saturday night games are, it can be a slugfest during the weekdays. Plus I'm able to study while at work when we are caught up. I make about the same playing poker just playing on the weekends as I was when I was grinding non stop, we have to pay hourly here so yeah, maybe I'm not professional but I'm making more money now than I was when I was living exclusively on poker

Thanks Fedor, this is unbelievably helpful with where I’m at when considering a career in poker at the moment :)

@biedox

Жыл бұрын

how is it going?

Best Video i ever seen about Poker- Thanks for sharing!!! :)

Fedor, thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. I have some big decisions ahead and this content is so helpful!

@jipsasac

2 жыл бұрын

thanks fedor i agree yes i agree!! i said i agree!

@jipsasac

2 жыл бұрын

i should have asked for that students email when he gave me his traditional chinese tape in 2000!love you man

@jipsasac

2 жыл бұрын

thx fedor i agree

Because of this kind of content (coaching) I fall in love with Pokercode. Knowledge, inspiration, motivation, team support.

Really precise and easy to understand

I just found this channel. Great stuff!

Excellent video Fedor. Thank you!

Thanks for the video man, very good !!

This was excellent. I will subscribe. Can the Party Poker My Game stats be a good judge of skill Or is it fairly accurate GTO wise but not analysing meta game, exploitation etc?

Thank you, Fedor!

Ty for a great advice Pls keep them coming

@derek4177

2 жыл бұрын

My advice to you. Dont even start wasting your time + money in this.

Let’s go Pokercode 🔥

Which solver should I use for cash games?

Thanks you Fedor 🙏

Hi, is ODIN still recommended or can i use the Range Viewer aswell?

Totally agree with your stance on being able to beat up to 215 without being overly skilled. I think grasping preflop ranges is important but adjusting ranges to the players in the midstakes pools are also very relevant imo

@talksomenoise7423

2 жыл бұрын

Post flop play is the biggest struggle I see at most mid stakes games. Many people seem to have solid pre flop play but completely lose their stuff post flop.

@fabianroberntz3545

2 жыл бұрын

@@talksomenoise7423 Depends a lot on the site but on stars and party where I've played most my volume I'd say most people are just kind of tight and passive but not that bad per se

@Stefanburakov

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah calling aj on Button or 3b aq cut off vs Slovenien player open 2x very bad idea in a 55 dollars at PokerStars

@fabianroberntz3545

2 жыл бұрын

@@Stefanburakov Förstår inte riktigt om din kommentar är seriös eller inte, oavsett beror ju de där situationerna väldigt mycket på stacksize

You could also use odin to rta every spot and beat nosebleeds from day 1

Thanks for the content. I have been very dedicated to studying everyday. Because I want to be sharp for tournaments in November. I play small meaningless tournament every Saturday to get action and do drills and studying all week. Hopefully in a 500 player $200 buy in tournament I can make final table but ultimately I feel like not many players at the $200 buy in will be putting in as much work as I have been. So I trying to win not just Min Cash

Thank you for your sincere sharing of knowledge infinite love and appreciation Ted Lasso would be proud and I feel thats an important thing in a life of poker. (Money is worthless if ones perspective lives in hell) Respect.

i am going to keep hammering away at the basics and playing small and practicing discipline with bank roll management then i will get to the solvers

Any good training site for beating and moving up in micro stakes?

Thanks

What is a solver? I'm new to this channel by the way.

What solver does Fedor mention here at 6.46?

Discord... and yes, started to dodge small flields with players from the same country. Thats my advice for new players. Gl.

Thx

What's a good number of hrs/week you recommend for a pro to play and study total. 70+ hrs? Is 70 the min you think?

@user-wi4rk1ov9d

8 ай бұрын

No its to much!

WE NEED WAY MORE FEDOR INTERVIEW CONTENT!!!!!!

Most people can't get past pt. 1. Ty

Ich bin schon länger auf der Suche nach einer Gruppe zum lernen. Das Problem was ich habe ist das die communities meistens auf englisch sind und mein englisch nicht das beste ist. Ne deutschsprachige gruppe wäre super

I will be back in a Month to let you know I Won! Thanks to all tips and help with how to study.

Gold!

I’m hoping to go semi pro one day and use poker as a second job as sorts to supplement income with my jobs hopefully

Hi Fedor, I've always wanted to know how you managed to win 1.3 million in 2014? You were 21 years old, how's that possible? How you did that? What it takes to do that? Would apprieciate if you tell or tell in a video. Thanks, i'm big fan, good luck on your channel:)

@fedorholz911

2 жыл бұрын

I've been playing since 2010 and was a good mid-highstakes MTT player in 2014. I had a really great year in 2013 and took a large amount of risk. I had great people around me and I think I was crushing the games online.

@jihad4realniz

2 жыл бұрын

@@fedorholz911 Denkst du es lohnt sich noch eine Pokerkarriere in Deutschland anzustreben, nach den Gesetzesänderung bzw ist es überhaupt noch möglich ?

🐐

I won all micro tournaments for years, but job commitment make me stuck on progress and playing time and set mind since following sleep on last 10 players remain many off them unfortunately 😆 You good kid.

@Stefanburakov

2 жыл бұрын

Screen name?

Can someone recommend study tools? What books etc would you guys recommend? Thanks!

@Pokercode

2 жыл бұрын

Hi M007, We are a little bias here at Team Pokercode but we would highly suggest to check our our Homepage to gain insights into our study platform, live coachings and community! We would love to welcome you as a member of our Team!

Sad.. but I am capable player, studying with solvers ect. I know how hard it is to get all post flop sizings, frq, ect... still, hard to grind up fast from low limits due to high rake. Think for an avarage person its not recommandable to try this.

Wow! Bud, you're going to hear about from the ladies.!

Servus 🙋🏻‍♂️ ich habe heute Nacht online Poker gespielt, ich habe 190€ eingezahlt und gespielt, danach habe ich wieder zurück gewonnen 189€ okay 7€ sind drin geblieben aber 189€ wieder zurück gewonnen/ kassiert, ja du hast Recht am Anfang €5/€10 dann immer einbisshien mehr Einzahlen und ja so kannma eine gute Strategie finden aber Mann muss auch viel Glück haben 🙋🏻‍♂️ Danke 🙏

i watch Liv's video, she doesnt recommend to choose poker path anymore due to technology involved and all hands can be analyzed. its basically becoming chess, few players dedicating all their lives and beating everyone else

красивые заносы вышли. Надеюсь в следующий раз будет не так валидольно)))

Going pro is a terrible idea for the majority of people. It means no insurance, no benefits, no guarantee of stable income. Additionally, the game changes when you are playing for fun versus playing for you rent money(at least it did for me). Do you want to spent 40+ hours a week in a casino or front of a computer screen? Here's the thing-if you think you can go pro, there's a decent chance you can. But if you have a solid career or job, and can play 10-20 hours a week in your spare time, and make a profit, stay with that. Its extra income, its arguably more fun, and it will be a lot less stressful.

@derek4177

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly but on top of all of that, the competition is already so ridiculous and high, that it doesn't even make sense anymore to start a "pokercareer" anyway. You would be competing against very experienced players since years, who use almost every available tool to get the best results. They analysed and improved their own games since years and adapted it and at the same time they know how to analyse your game and now to adapt to it. To learn all of this, it requires lots of money (for the tools and everything), it requires a lot of dedication and time as well and then you are just approaching an equal knowledge at that point and you havent even played. I assume not even 2% are winning players. By far the most are losing.........then you probably have like 10 - 20% who are breakeven and a very small percentage winning. In times like this with bots and so many programs, it becomes very unattractive to "just play poker for fun", because you are at such a disadvantage and there arent many anymore like you "who just play for fun".

The german 3 from Inglorious Bastards

I have been felling lately I need a community/others to build with

@Pokercode

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Steven! Let´s go then :)

How do I join poke r code

@Pokercode

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Kenneth! You can follow the link in the video description: bit.ly/PokercodeYT

2:22 well im confused, invest 40-50-60 hours and they will have a very hard time!? I dont get it! 60 hours a week invested in learning poker ? A hard time ? What am i missing ?

@Nietzsches-Disciple

2 жыл бұрын

I think he means it requires 70+ hrs/week.

@shivasirons6159

2 жыл бұрын

60 hours a week is over 8 hours a day, i dont have that kind of time but i would think anyone studying that much would be pretty good.

@derek4177

2 жыл бұрын

You are missing the full sentence he said "because they are not open to challenge their mindset"................so basically they are stuck at a point and the improvement is not big, even if they put 40-50-60 hours per week of work in it, doesn't mean you become much better if you don't adjust your mindset and are able to learn new and different things from different perspectives.

I believe another important point for going pro is to play the games you can beat. Up your stakes to challenge and improve but build your bankroll from the games you can beat. Oh but just playing lower stake online tournaments will mess your game up lmfao. Cuz those players are really bad hahahaha.

I was watching Charlie Carrel play high stakes heads up yesterday.He was playing just about every hand,I guess heads up is a different game.

@Stefanburakov

2 жыл бұрын

Charlies and Negreanu you should forget about they not Good at Any form off poker Fedor is great at turnament and decent in cash game as Long its not deeper then 150bb.

@iphone7shoots

2 жыл бұрын

@@Stefanburakov Wow that’s new

@Moneyovertruth

Жыл бұрын

HU is a completely different game... gotta play or the blinds will destroy you

Anyways, even some professional... and I think you know whom I talking about. They used real time solvers while grinding...

How are you guys playing online in austria after the law change?

@Pokercode

2 жыл бұрын

There was no law change in austria only in germany ..

@jq96tr45

2 жыл бұрын

@@Pokercode thx for the answer! But austria shut down all online poker websites besides win2day with the reason that pokerstars and others have no certification for offering poker in Austria. Thats why I was wondering if you guys still play online in austria and how

@jihad4realniz

2 жыл бұрын

@@Pokercode do you think its still possible to go pro in Germany?

Wäre toll mit untertext auf deutsch...

Odin poker????? The solver name

@therapeutech

2 жыл бұрын

did anyone understand what he said? i also couldnt understand what he said. closed captions says Audient poker but that doesnt come up in google

@Pokercode

2 жыл бұрын

Odin Poker

Guys please dont take his advice.. just play casually and have fun!!

@garylinyongjia2574

2 жыл бұрын

Reason?

@ilikeRUNE

2 жыл бұрын

@@garylinyongjia2574 itll make my life easier

First tip: tank 20 mins on every decision Second tip: run like a god Third tip: tell people it's all skill

@venomsixxx

2 жыл бұрын

😂

@michaelkirby5272

Жыл бұрын

Lol

@pokerboy72

2 ай бұрын

Someone lost his bankroll

grind hobby until you make more money from poker than at your job thats going pro ?

@MrZgpeter

2 жыл бұрын

After an 8 hr job day: my mind is potato and i am shrimps in a shark pool.

Break even 25nl poker stars, ( slightly losing but slightly winning with rakeback plus bonus) cash, 6 max 100k hands, took me about 2 years, no solvers, but poker tracker 4 helped me fix my biggest leaks (beings calling station)? I watch a lot of poker streams, VERY poor performance at 50nl. How Good am I ? What do i need to do next ?

Don't quit your job unless you are a big-time winner over a long period. I use to be pro without a job for 4 years and it was stressful, I played super long sessions and ended up burning myself out. I quit playing poker for 10 years even though I win almost every time. Now I'm a pro but I kept my job. I make a lot more money than my job but I'm not going to quit.

Thanks first, but sorry Fedor... thats an issue atm. People colluting way to much in low limit cg and playing with open ranges... its like you say, most of it. But truth is, people lazy... so they cheat.

I'd love to try Odin, but at 200$ per month after discount? Come on guys, let's be serious, that's not for the average low stake / mid stake players. It looks definitely a great tool, but totally overpriced for most of us. 2.400$ per year, and I still have to pay the same amount every year, really? At this price you could at least provide a lifetime licence. And even if you do, still super expensive... That's a shame...

@fedorholz911

2 жыл бұрын

With PC45 it's ~100$/month and I think it's worth every penny if you study poker

@jeebtheboss

2 жыл бұрын

@@fedorholz911 It works also with the MTT package, for monthly or 3-months offer?

Tip from an ex-pro: don't become a pro, period. Poker is a challenging game which can be very lucrative but the grind lifestyle is terrible, and one day you wake up with your 6/7/(8 for Fedor) digits bankroll and the money just isn't worth it anymore. That's why a huge number of ex pros turned to cryptos, KZread, coaching, or back to normal jobs. In poker you become a rich robotic gambler and that's not fullfiling at all. And that's obviously the best case scenario, only few will make it. Peace.

@by_milo

2 жыл бұрын

How much did you make?

My biggest tip is, don't study poker with programs. It is enough to study from watching poker. If you study poker with a calculator you are easy to read and you play like everybody else. I never "studied" Poker, i watched replays of tournaments or live streams and created my own style of Poker. I have 500% ROI on GG Poker, 100% on PS, 125% on 888 Poker and had 99,7% on FTP

Good luck making a living out of internet, a game where lucks has so much power and clueless unpredictable players will play so bad and still win big pots