How often do you catch them in a bluff? Also, try this simple flush draw strategy that skyrocketed my winnings lately: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gJ-B25eJpa7KprQ.html

Great content. Thanks Nathan. 🙏🏻 #1: I can see situations where villain calls PF with AJ, KJ, QJ and possibly J9 suited, calls the flop bet with top pair decent kicker, checks back the turn for pot control vs overpairs, then bombs the river when the second J hits.

Fantastic vlog Nathan. Thank you!

@BlackRain79Poker

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

The quick bet is such a great way to tell they are bluffing Thankyou for that I’m cracking them more often now

@BlackRain79Poker

Жыл бұрын

Agreed thanks Louis!

Love the last one!!!

Good info

Nice tricks, I will try this in octro poker

some day blackrain will earn enough on youtube to move out of the warehouse and get a sofa and bookcase

@Hedonism96

Жыл бұрын

He lives in a country where they charge 2 peanuts a month for rent haha. Smart idea too

@carlkillough4196

Жыл бұрын

Sofa isn't needed when you get free furniture with rent and like not to be "Thai -ed" down by stuff.

@dango470

Жыл бұрын

There's literally a tv half the size of the wall in the background m8

@bonerici

Жыл бұрын

@@dango470 yes but does it turn on? Nobody knows

@adamdean5989

10 ай бұрын

@@dango470 looks like a fake backdrop imo

Great stuff

@BlackRain79Poker

7 ай бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate the kind words!

Hi Nathan, I might disagree with you on your N1, the villain can be calling with hands like 55,66,TJ...

Point number 2. It makes sense to raise a T on this flop for protection against higher turn and river cards. Especially if it's raised pre, original raiser isn't going to have a lot of hands containing a T. That means they are charging you for your AK, AQ, AJ and other Ax holdings, as well as seeking to fold out lower pocket pairs.

You may also give us a tips or study in a tourney poker

for #5 I actually do this only when I'm strong. I started a poker livestream journey called "I'm a Fish on Tilt!" and have been reading a bunch from your website and free books. Since you recommended betting 1/2 - 3/4 pot if you connect with the board, esp. top pair+, I'm always ready to fire off a bet immediately. Mostly because I'm just sticking to the gameplan and not thinking. Which is probably why people have been calling! So I guess it's a happy accident? XD

@Aaeie

Жыл бұрын

Same

This is my weakness. I can never seem to call when they keep blasting.. times I feel I made bad folds but when I do call, I’m up against over pairs. Times I think they have AK, it’s aces or kings. I think online just reward donkeys

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I play at a online site that does not oh wow any poker tracking software every player is anonymous so my question is can you perhaps they were video on how you can track these players or a simple system without access to poker tracker etc. maybe what to look for specifically thank you

For #5 I'd say that if they are betting quick from oop and you call. What they do next will tell you more than anything. If they bet quick again but it's small it's likely a bluff. If they size up the bet considerably they probably have something good but they are afraid (AA, KK, QQ, ect.) If they check they were probably bluffing and want to see what you do. #4 this one is pretty accurate. Big bets in this spot usually mean they have 2nd or 3rd pair and want to get you off a better pair with a bad kicker. #3 this one is 50/50. You can't always count on tilt because a smart player will use that against you. Example. I was playing live poker one day and I got set over set and flush over flush all within a few minutes of each other. I was visibly upset and vocal about it. Then I flopped a straight and I knew people were thinking I was tilted so I jammed hoping for some calls. Sadly the worst possible person on the table called OMC. Once the OMC called everyone else folded. But if OMC hadn't called I know at least 2 others were going to call me. They had chips in their hands ready to go but put them back in their stack when omc called. #2 it depends on the pre-flop action. A lot of the time in that spot they just have a strong ace and want to buy the pot without any struggle. But be ware of over pairs. #1 if the story stinks its probably a bluff.

I've noticed that in the micro streets a lot of players will try to trap with their nutted hands to eventually get frustrated that it was checked down. They then just jam all-in on the river to "catch up" or something. I almost never call a big random bets on the river because I've been burned like this too many times.

@mattstieg5388

Жыл бұрын

Good point. 1/2 on ave don't overbet rivers light or bluff as often. Know your NITs.

on the last point, 10D /JD does in fact fit well inside the range, as does 10/10 or A/J There are plenty of hands that absolutely dominate you that a player might slow play.

the games i play, the lower stacks in poker stars. they only bet with the nuts, rarely someone comes and play aggressively, if someone is bluffing there or he will get folded or will loose to the nuts holder. how should i play this games, i see the tricky limpers making good money, but i dont want to be like this, i want to be the player who dominates the table either nutted or not. by the way thanks for your videos, its of great help

Actually , 10, J, 5, 6, J, hits the preflop callers range right between the eyes.

@gmatsue84

11 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same. Isn't this the dream for JT suited? KJ, QJ, etc?

@Rick-tu8sd

5 ай бұрын

@@gmatsue84I think they shouldn’t reraise pre flop with those cards, because the raise by urself shows that u have a similar/even possibly better hand than qj for example. Then their call would still make u lose though

@Rick-tu8sd

5 ай бұрын

@@gmatsue84if they reraise it wouldn’t have been the play for them if they were to have a 10 or Jack i think?

Most of them only if you play against recreational fish... the last example is the best of all, and it only works if you don't allow them to limp and see the flop. If they limp, they could have anything.... My opinion. 😅

Nr 5 is not true in online poker. Most people play fast without overthinking because they are multitabling and want to play as many hands as possible.. They only take some time for really big decisions.

@pamppapamppersson308

Жыл бұрын

...and there is also the flipside of things. If they have multiple tables, their every call might be slow. Always doesnt mean anything

For number two I had jacks so I 3 bet the board comes out 833 I do a standard c bet he raises me and and I call and by the flop I was all in and he had 53

@roberthaun6622

Жыл бұрын

Chances are you were probably playing against a fish.

when people refer to “beating” NL2/5 and stuff like that, does that just mean they make a consistent profit at those stakes?

@KKSuited

Жыл бұрын

Yes and if you ask anyone they're all winning.

When i had a nuts, i do this to think that im bluffing. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

For the last one how do we know they don't have a J?

If I’m holding 10-10 , and the flop Comes 10- A- 8 for example , if I’m first to act , I’m betting and I’m betting big Then I’m betting on the turn. Then the river. Im glad to see your calling alll my bets

For #1 they're bluffing or they got the nuts. I see it sometimes at the casino they have an overpair and immediately bet it

I’ve noticed most people drink their water or drink when they are bluffing

i feel like its the same videos over and over again just watched the 7 tips about catching bluffer and its just the same 5 plus 2 more

I'm liking this video and commenting so you can finally furnish your apartment.

Comments section is a little salty today.

Example no2 if I had 5 and you cbet me, I will always raise you because of your thoughts. You never put me in three fives and I build a massive pot.

F that just stackn paypa

Cue lots of fish in the comments section that they do the opposite of this video and win lol

You need to come play cards with us

I don't agree with number one.....I raise with AQ....he calls with pocket 6.....flop 10 J 5 6 J.....he makes a big bet or jams......how is that an easy call for you ?......pocket 5 pocket 6 AJ 10Js.....there all in the callers range

Think the only fish here is you!

Im sorry but on #5 you would never ever considef that the player has pocket 10s and they are sat with with quad 10s???? I would be raising quickly on quad 10s!!!! I was taught to play 5card stud if theres 3 cards on the table and 2 in the hand and someone raises you what is the best hand available? Your AK is worthless. Too many people forget that you have play the person as much as the cards.

These 5 tips are not signs of buffing your playing too much gto buddy.

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I have absolutely no idea why this came up in my feed, but poker players have an entire vocabulary onto their own it seems. I guess that's the same in a lot of ventures. My profession, software engineering, is rife with buzzwords and phrases that if you aren't in that space it can sound like gobbledygook. I have been watching Boetz sisters in chess - that is definitely a past time of mine (playing chess - not watching the sisters :D ) - and I think one of them was in a poker tournament? I think that's why I'm getting these suggested now. Oh well, down the KZread Poker rabbit hole I go! :D Thanks for the video!

@BitwiseMobile

Жыл бұрын

It's also worth to note that while poker is primarily a skill game (with some element of chance), but it's also very much a social engineering game. You have to be spot on with your social cues to be successful at this game it seems. You also have to be good at social engineering - giving out tells that you want instead of the ones you don't want.

@BlackRain79Poker

Жыл бұрын

Hey Bitwise, I agree and it is a big problem in poker training these days. I work hard in my videos to explain basic terms (although I know I miss some). I think it is important to understand that for many beginners terms like "3-bet" or "balancing your range" are not obvious. And so my goal is to try to explain those as often as possible in my videos. Thanks for watching.

Sometimes I think these guys give bad advice so they can make more money off gullible people when their calling their stack down to a better hand

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@williamwilliams8997

Жыл бұрын

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