Do you use any of these 5 poker strategies? Also, here are the 5 things poker pros do that amateurs do not do: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nG2myq5wdarIndY.html

@davezahayko9973

2 жыл бұрын

Right on point! Couldn't agree more 👏

@stephenh5944

2 жыл бұрын

@@davezahayko9973 💩

Loving how you turned this topic positive. “You’re a good poker player because you do these things” … and 98% of watchers (including me) are “I gotta do these things”

@BlackRain79Poker

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Brian, people seemed to really like this one, will make more like it in the future, thanks for watching!

When I get a bad beat, I throw all my chips all over the casino and start kicking chairs everywhere and cussing at the bartenders.

@G0DofRock

2 жыл бұрын

I just type "This shit is rigged like the election!!" in the chat and call it Jokerstars, then I start shoving all-in for a few buy-ins until I cool off lol jk

@codybgaming1414

2 жыл бұрын

Yaasssss

@thisismagacountry1318

2 жыл бұрын

Ahhhhhh, the Hellmuth method

@jamesmorphe8003

2 жыл бұрын

THX for your input phil.

@revbenball

2 жыл бұрын

@@thisismagacountry1318 after this reply Google adds 'Translate to English "😂

A very good explanation if you - don't know when to fold, call or raise - don't know how much money you should bring to the table - you don't know the difference between in and out of position - loose a lot every time - never have played poker

This really cheered me up. It is v easy to focus on things we cannot control like Winrate/variance/hands/setups ! Ty !

Thank you for outlining the bankroll totals/minimums. I have struggled with understanding this and this is the best I have seen it explained (even if you were unsure of your math 🧐). Now I need to see of you have an easy way to calculate ranges while in a hand. I understand the concept but struggle to be able to think on this level when actually in on a hand.

In some games I play some of the players will catch on and call you with any K or even lighter expecting your to cbet your whole range, or will play back at you if you do this too often. As far as the fish tax, a lot of times after fish will either leave, play tighter, or actually show up with a real hand when you don’t expect them to.

I love when people raise and there is allot of callers usually means they all have high cards so sometimes I’ll hop in with small suited connectors

took a long break from poker and returned to playing .02/.05 last week and got about 2000 hands in my green and yellow line are almost 25 dollars apart. I know its a small sample size but it is so tilting and frustrating.

This is good ten years ago. Most poker players are not fish any more. The best you can hope for is one or two online at 6 handed table. Often all regs.

@edm2514

2 жыл бұрын

agreed, 100%. sometimes I play "proper", sometimes "loose", until I get read of table and player habits. then again they are doing this too!....haha

I do all these things except bankroll. I simply don’t have one. So I have a choice of ceasing to play or reloading every month. I have had few significant wins this past year but had to take money out for life events such as moving house. But WHEN I get other big wins going forward I will keep it in my Stars account.

@chrisjordan7938

2 жыл бұрын

“Simply don’t have one “ - 😂 totally understand. Me too!

What is the difference between live games to online poker strategies betting process and size betting?imma a 1-3, 3-5 guy depending on my bank roll for the day.

I was waiting for you to say it, "Position." Most important for all strategies and hands-down most profitable.

It's easy to be in charge of the table when your deep stack...but I'm a type of Poker player starts minimum buy ins ...I play like I work ...so I always profited everytime I play...

fish tax🤣🤣 love it

So what if you have a monster draw but you hit a blank. Do you still barrel or call the river or fold? Interested in this. How many outs justify a call

I was lifting out two napkins to mop up a drink I spilled just as you made that statement about recreational players.... somehow I feel like the universe just insulted me. Great video!

@BlackRain79Poker

7 ай бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate it!

Learn so much from you …. I thought about this video yesterday when I was coolered 3 times in an hour span… 1. Flop the nut flush he turns a boat. 2. I have Pocket AA flop K 4 2 … he has a set of 2’s 3. River a set of KK’s he hits the flush…. I walked away from the table… regrouped, thought about your advise I kept my cool and chipped right back!! Thanks again!!🙏🙏

Man i had them nailed until the last one, chuckle, i so want an attitude like the great chip reese but when my AA gets cracked by 94 off and im talking about the river then ya,! I take it personally!

@BlackRain79Poker

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching my poker videos, glad they help!

I’m beginning to fing that raising or re raising in late position as a norm is getting 4 bet quite often now because the style shown here has become so well known..it’s getting tricky out there!

@guilhermeestrela1599

2 жыл бұрын

That's why you should just 3 bet with the top of your range, especially with all those fish, of they jam on you at least you got advantage

I love the term fish tax nathan. 😀⭐👍

your best video yet

If you have a 3 points gap between VPIP and PFR then you are an aggrofish. Here are VPIP / PFR of 3 great players: Bit2easy: 32 / 23 BigBlindBets: 32 / 25 LlinusLove: 36 / 22 Thats because you have a lot of hands that wants to play on a single raise pot with a deep SPR.

@hairycanary5912

2 жыл бұрын

nailed it. also, we should be calling in the big blind much more than most players think.

Nathan, big fan, one of your students. I am having a hell of a time w ranges and knowing what others hold!! any suggestions??

@Edward-xd1td

2 жыл бұрын

It's not really that hard by the Turner the river you should know within a very tight range what they have think about what they did preflop based on the type of player they are do they call a raise did they raise that they limp then think about the Flop action by the turn you should have a decent range to put them on and then the River card comes and at that point you have a good idea never try to put them on one hand always think about ranges

@brettmorton6513

2 жыл бұрын

@@Edward-xd1td Ty Edward! Very helpful I think I just need more time on the table seeing this! Brett

Great content

@BlackRain79Poker

7 ай бұрын

Glad my poker videos are helping you, thanks for watching!

You missed a big one. You know what to look for in good games and know when to switch because all the players you can outplay have left

@johns783

2 жыл бұрын

this is probably the single biggest thing you need to do to be a truly profitable player. that said if you're not playing in position and being aggressive it's less likely you'll be better than anyone so... tough call. but yea, game selection is absolutely huge.

amazing!

Always raise or fold. Calling preflop might be OK if you're in position. Generally speaking I'll only ever raise or fold preflop. Position determines everything and of course there are unique situations. Never limp!

Tight is right!

what about for tournaments? this is more for cash games

Cool shirt btw :) Thanks for the video! Might want to recommend Tips #1 to Phil Hellmuth ahah

Oh my goodness. I’m in trouble! None of these apply to me!!! 😧

@seruas1

2 жыл бұрын

Don't worry about this it is just details ..... just keep playing we appreciate your business LOL 🙂

@mumblesbadly7708

2 жыл бұрын

@@seruas1 Phew! Thanks!

@shivasirons6159

2 жыл бұрын

i 7. Dont tap the glass.

Fish tax is good stuff! I'm going to use that! haha!

i cash 38% - doesnt help to min cash when I lose AA, KK, QQ to TWO and ONE outers or I would be hitting final table more often

"FISH TAX" - great line! I gotta use that one from now on...

@BlackRain79Poker

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching my poker videos, glad they help!

Nice video,had a question if u have more 15000$ should we move up the table and play 5/10 or wait till have 30buyins and wait till we make 30000$?

@BlackRain79Poker

Жыл бұрын

Hey manu, this is a tough one. Typically I would say wait, but it really depends on your goals in poker. A lot of high stakes games these days revolve around a single fish sitting. So sometimes it is worth taking the shot even if you are not fully rolled yet.

Playing 200nl live, how many people are going to have 6k to play that correctly rolled? Its the lowest limit live at most card rooms.

I play 1-3. Which means I should have a $9000 bankroll. I can see the logic. My question, do I just not play for x months until I save that amount? Thank you for the videos!

@michaelstephens9852

2 жыл бұрын

Not if you keep a job or a side hustle. This would be if you're playing full-time. You need a big enough bankroll to handle variance.

I have not even made a penny playing poker but I have enough confidence to play any pro

lol love the "fish tax" nomenclature

Not s sure about 3 4 and 5 if we are talking casino raked 1-2/1-3 game which most people play. You are much better off wining a few huge pots instead of bunch of smaller ones where rake eats up 20-30% of your winnings. Regarding 3, most people playing 1-2/1-3 in casino do not have a separate poker bankroll, if they dont feel it they quit after 1st lost buy-in but sometimes rebuy many times. As long they are not playing with rent money its fine not to have a designated bankroll playing such a low stakes.

If you don't bet K43 rainbow.... With the A5 backdoor draw and a gutter..... It really don't get much better than that for A5. Unless you just flop the stone cold nuts.

You're PokerStrs greatest ever crusher at 0.01/0.02 (2nl) how well does that translate to 1/2 (200nl) ?

@BlackRain79Poker

7 ай бұрын

200nl is a lot tougher but beatable with the right strategy.

Bro that first tip is called a spew the board is King high all the condensed calling range is king queen and you have a bluff.

@chrisharding9840

2 жыл бұрын

If you get two limp callers they will still both miss that board alot of the time, and there's still equity to improve. Being spewy would not be improving and going for a three-barrel bluff if called on the flop against a likely fish if they are open limping preflop

Heres my question.. I dont think internet poker is rigged and I understand 20% hits but does your course have ways to deal with losing to 20%'s at a 85% clip and by deal with I mean over come? Bc that's what happens to me on acr... now live my results are much different so idk what to do in those spots and I dont think I'm the most unlucky mfer ever but how do I fold AA preflop to a hyper agro player bc if I dont play that wtf hands should I play?

When i take a beat, just move on to the next hand. Nothing good comes when you pout

These obvious things are not enough to win even at the smallest stakes anymore. Rake is so high that being better than your opponents is not enough, you have to completely crush them in order to show any winrate. And what you showing here is to basic too make anyone a winning player (after rake).

@johns783

2 жыл бұрын

he's just saying you're better than the average player, not that you're necessarily profitable by using these tactics on their own. the players who are truly profitable (aka true pros who live off of poker alone) are much fewer and further between. like, a tiny percentage of the total. Just saw a small study which suggested that 70% of player are in the negative, 25% of players are low earners and 5% crush over 10bb an hour. seems about right, though of course this varies based on stakes and where you choose play. you can technically be losing money and still be "better than most players".

Hey Nathan your mostly to almost all right in what your saying. I do most to almost all of those to some to almost a lot of the time. Here is where I differ. This has been coached to me by Shaun Deeb, and other coaches, etc, at 2+2 poker forums. On your not limping behind, and raising in position to scoop limp ins. Mostly right in general. That said I don't like raising A5 to A2 suited or not there because what do players limp? A rag that usually better then the A5 to A2 rag your raising. And do the players then limp call? Yes. And if a Ace hits postflop, are you likely dominated? Yes. Are you likely to fold out hands better, and lesser hands call? No Because of that I want A6 suited, A7 suited, off, A8 off, A9, etc, K9 suited, KT, Q9 suited, QT, QJ, J9 suited, JT, , etc, in other words, on non Aces, I want at least a 9 kicker, and on Ax, want at least A6 suited +. This allows me to either scoop the limp in pot, an or hit a Ace with me ahead, or I semi bluff, and or cbet postflop, and worst case fold, etc, postflop, depending on situation. That's better then raising A3 rag, or a Q,K, with a crap 4,5,6,7 kicker. I know you can still raise scoop, semi bluff, cbet, etc, with A4 suited, and Q6 suited, etc, in position, etc, but that is way too much risk. Limping behind. You say to not do that, but some hands like ,T9 suited, JT suited, QT suited, etc, are, can be good to limp behind 2,3,4 other limpers, on a limp happy, less agressive table, for pot odds, and for MONSTER FLOP mining that is kind of like set mining. You have position. You have a 9 or better kicker. You have good pot odds. And if you hit big, a lot of players won't put you on a big hand. They will think you have bottom or middle pair, or top pair crap, bad kicker, or a draw, etc. And you can be dominating worse kickers, if you hit your Q or J. And sometimes you can still bluff postflop. Now hands like A2,A3, A4, K3, K4 suited, etc, are bad hands to limp behind, because with all the limpers, even you hit hit 2 pair or trips, or top pair, etc, you can easily be beat by a better top pair, with better kicker, better 2 pair, better trips, with a better kicker. And like I said A3, K3, Q3, etc, are not good raise scoop hands, so vs limpers it's just usually best to fold A2, K2, Q2, preflop, etc. The other good part about this is it appears to mix up your game, because sometimes you limp, sometimes to raise to scoop limps, and sometimes you fold A2 suited, etc, preflop vs limpers. This builds a better image of you, and makes you harder to figure out About your cbetting the right kind of boards, like a draw, etc with A5, etc. I usually also Cbet that board, flop about 57% to 67% to 77% of the time, in position, after a preflop raise, with a hand like A6, etc, but sometimes I check, to mix up my game, get some free cards for my draws, and to prevent players from reraising me, calling me, and playing back against me to much, etc, to give me a better image, make me harder to figure out, etc. Whether I check or Cbet depends on table, player dynamics, situation, etc, so altho sometimes I do I Cbet, check randomly, but most of the time, I have good reasons for either cbetting, checking with A5,A6,:etc, in that kind of spot. Everything else you said was Spot on, exactly right. I hope that players learn from you, and from the exceptions to what you said that I pointed out. Hope this helps. Thanks for all you do, and what your saying to do here. If it wasn't for players, coaches like you, and like the coaching I got, I and others would be losing players. For credibility, and not to brag. Turned $15 into $1750 at PS before BLACK Friday shut down of online poker. And cashed about 59,69,79,89 out of 200 $30 buy in 75 man tournaments at various brick and mortar casinos. My Cashing Ratio was about 38%, and about a 19% to 29% ROI on Sharkscope.

@mikehickmanvloggamessingin3604

2 жыл бұрын

Also I slightly disagree with your VPIP and PFR differential. Because of what I explained in my other comment, my VPIP is usually around,about 26%, and my PFR is about 13% to 15% to 17%, and the differential between my VPIP and my PFR is usually about 8% to 12%, instead of 3% Usually thats because I limp T9, JT, QT, etc, behind 2,3,4 limpers in front, and do more monster flop hand mining. But if a player does not, is not doing what I am doing, then your right that the differential between VPIP, and PFR should only be about 3% to 5% to 7%. Your 3% limit is way too strict. That said the tighter, smaller the differential is, the better. I would put the limit on the differential, difference, at about 13% at the highest, instead of 3% Yes aggression, raising is good, but too much of it can be bad, just like too much limping is bad.

@evir3808

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikehickmanvloggamessingin3604 Speaking about aggression, I've read (in Nathan's website) that a good AF for a long-term winning player should be around ~3, and I'm playing NL5 cash games. Had a hard time desperately trying to reach AF of 3, but it was just unprofitable as too many fishes are not willing to pass their hands even with a small equity. My ave AF after 20k hands now is 2.13 and I think it's kinda the right number at this stake. Although, it's only my personal experience and I'm not sure if I'm not doing something wrong. What do you think about it?

@mikehickmanvloggamessingin3604

2 жыл бұрын

@@evir3808 first off, I had trouble seeing, reading, understanding your AF. It seemed to say 2,13. Is that 2.13, or is it 2 to 13 range? And if it is 2.13, less then a AF of 3% difference between your VPIP and PFR, then why do you say that 3% is hard to do, then say yours is less then 3, but that it works well for you? That seems like your contradicting yourself. But maybe you meant a range of 2 to 13% difference instead. Just trying to understand to answer your comment, question to me better. That said, asked. You made another good point, on why it can be hard to have a 3% difference between PFR and VPIP. If players are raising a lot from earlier positions, altho you do need to 3 bet them a little tiny bit more loosely, you also need to flat call a little tiny bit more in position, like on the Hi Jack, MP2, CO, Button, etc, on a 9 hand table. If players are raising a lot, the only way your going to have a 3% difference between PFR and VPIP, is if you almost never flat call, limp, and instead 3 bet a lot more. If you do that, that can get you into trouble more. Sometimes it's ok to flat call a standard raise in position, with a marginal hand like QJ, etc, that you don't, wouldn't want to, need to 3 bet semi light a semi lot with. Call those 3 x standard raises with QJ suited in later position, occasionally, and sometimes 3 bet with QJ suited. Mix up your game there. It's ok, IF your a good player that can play good postflop. Playing that way can be profitable, and just as profitable as 3 betting to keep the difference between PFR, VPIP down. 3% difference between PFR, VPIP is too strict, and a difference of 4% to 13% is just fine. And if it's working for you, over the long term, over a long enough sample size, then that's better, best for you, what matters, etc, instead of trying to force yourself to a 3% difference by 3 betting a lot and losing more because of that. It really depends on the situation. What Nathan, I and others are saying is in general, and there are exceptions.

@evir3808

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikehickmanvloggamessingin3604 Actually I was talking about aggression factor (AF), which is another indicator for postflop. Total AF is a number of bets and 3bets+ divided by the number of calls postflop. Number 3 means you are betting or 3beting 3 times more than calling. So I was asking about this. Speaking about VPIP and PFR ratio I totally get you and I would agree on the bigger part. Although I don't see 3% as too strict. My VPIP is ~16% with PFR being ~11%, so the difference is 5%. As you're playing more hands, it makes sense your difference is bigger. But sometimes I feel my 5% is not enough and I can be more aggressive, just that it's a matter of practice as I need to feel in what situation I miss.

@shivasirons6159

2 жыл бұрын

Mike, ive been playing for almost 2 years, ive developed a theory of sorts, " the KEY to poker is aggression, the SECRET to poker is folding ". Sounds like they contradict each other but its another way of saying, play good starting cards, or even, if you're not folding 80% of your hands then you're probably losing.

#6 Good poker players always play with a very low BAC.

Nathan, you speak at length about No Limit poker. There are no legal games of this sort in Montana. Limits are set by law. How do you vary your game in Limit vs No Limit games.

@superproud100

2 жыл бұрын

no online games?

@300lbcanary2

2 жыл бұрын

Does Montana still have the max $300 pot size rule? In my opinion, position is still the primary thing for limit poker. Realize that every draw usually has odds to call, if it is to the nuts. The weaker players will hope to catch a straight to the lower end...don't be them. If you have a strong hand (top 2 or better) do not play slow unless it is top full house, quads or a straight flush....most likely if anyone has a draw they will call...you need to charge them for it and accept when they draw out on you with a gutshot.

@marksimpson2321

2 жыл бұрын

If you are playing spread bet limit , then you need to understand how to play pot limit as the stacks get bigger but if the spread is say $3 - 300 and blinds are $3-$3 you can play like nl early on with c. 100bb Stacks

@unclearvin3718

2 жыл бұрын

@@300lbcanary2 the pot limit is $800.

@300lbcanary2

2 жыл бұрын

@@unclearvin3718 Nice to hear they made them a reasonable number.

Fish tax…. I love it 😂🤣

Ive got all of these, doesnt stop me from losing a few buy ins every day. Today got set over set, king high flush, turns over ace high flush and then got hero called on an all in bluff. Then quit as i can come back tomorrow saying keep making positive ev when in reality, odds or not it is entirely possible that i will always lose. But i keep putting the hours in away from the table learning the game and ive got to question why. I know you say if you get tilted then you've already lost poker but fuck you, im down around 80 buy ins, I'm allowed to be tilted. So tempting to take my winnings and give up.

@ericy5670

2 жыл бұрын

either you're not as good as you think you are or you're just on a REALLY bad swing that will eventually correct itself. these 5 points are way too broad to determine someone's skill. an 80 buyin downswing indicates that you may be a losing/breakeven player at best

@jamesmiddleton8335

2 жыл бұрын

@@ericy5670 yeah, it's that theory of learning a new skill that your confidence starts off extremely high, drops off a cliff as you realise you know nothing and then slowly rises again, the tricky thing about poker however is that it's hard to measure skill, makes it incredibly hard to learn and know if you're improving or building bad habits.

It feels sometimes you just try to create an army of player you know how to beat…? Jaffa of Las Vegas 😜

Signs your a good poker player...if you are getting 3-4 bad beats to giving 1 bad beat....

I can take losing high equity hands. I'm sure anyone gets frustrated when it happens a gang of times in a session. Lol.

Low stakes poker people tend to be more bold and think they are pros as the money means less and is replaceable . I find that people call much of the time when. You stab at pots .

If I’m drinking jd n coke while playing live my win rate goes up, but when I drink n play online it goes down… 🤔

You are winning that's the best sign 😂😂

If you want to keep grinding out that rent money pay attention to this guy 😂

💚💚💚

When a player keeps raising on the button, I call, wait for their c-bet on the flop, then bet the pot. They fold every single time. It's like printing money. If you play aggressive against me, I crush you 😎

@madamkirk

2 жыл бұрын

This is actually a great play but my opinion I would not do this EVERY time. More like 12% to 30% of the time depending mainly on stack size.

@johns783

2 жыл бұрын

unless of course they have a hand to call with, at which point you're not gonna be so good.. you're literally proving the point that aggressiveness works, but if they're good they'll catch on to you, too, and call you down and be printing money off of you. that's kind of how this all works. they're risking far less in this process, too, given they're in position on you and can make the better decisions since they have that info.

@madamkirk

2 жыл бұрын

@@johns783 Agreed

@JohnSmith-su3ze

2 жыл бұрын

@@johns783 The catch is that I have the better hand, so they re-raise me and lose their whole stack You're basically forcing these fools to overplay their hands. Works everytime!

@mac4u2k6

Жыл бұрын

@@JohnSmith-su3ze interesting take but good players adjust and would see this coming a mile away

3:18 You say they might fold pocket kings are you crazy

@brunojaysutter

2 жыл бұрын

I think you meant a PAIR of kings or a pair of aids or a pair of fives

Instructions unclear Shoved allin on 72o

When I get a bad beat, I turn into Joe Pesci

@thisismagacountry1318

2 жыл бұрын

Don't visit cornfields

@shivasirons6159

2 жыл бұрын

" zing ping,pow"!

@e.t926

2 жыл бұрын

Hes funny how?

Love your videos. However, you sometimes speak out of both sides of your mouth. Early in this video you said by continuously being aggressive with A/5 suited you can back door a gut shot. Late in the video you said you need a large enough bankroll to accommodate the Fish Tax for the ones who hit their gut shot. Are we not a fish if we only chase while on the button? Again, watching your videos has greatly improved my game. Just nitpicking here

@BlackRain79Poker

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching my poker videos, glad they help!

I am the anomaly. I win online during the week. I AM THE ONE WHO LOSES TO THE FISH during the weekend. Today, alone, I lost 3 huge pots to fish on the river. I knew what they had. I had them dominated. I lost. I continue to be the ONE who constantly loses to the fish who have 13% equity. It's the better players I win against. My stat sheet screams "DON'T PLAY ON THE WEEKEND!" As you continue to preach, "look at the numbers", my numbers say "the fish will destroy you". I have determined the word "variance" is just another way of saying "I'm gonna get my nuts slammed"

@karenoliver825

2 жыл бұрын

That’s funny. We’ve noticed we lose more at the weekend too.

@shivasirons6159

2 жыл бұрын

Razor, you stole my thunder! Too bad we couldn't be at the same table, you,d look at me and say " wow! I didn't think it was possible "!

Raise to 12 that’s cheap

The most important part of poker is bankroll ! Without bankroll it is impossible to play good poker .

Fish tax. Like when you flop a set of kings after raising to $20 and some jackass called with 10 7 and hits his straight

I make money from people who do 4. I know they're at least slightly overplaying most of their hands and I just let them glide through their BS aggression and deposit their money, little by little, or faster, into the bank of me. How is it that everyone is preaching aggression and so few people are realizing that a substantial portion of the aggression is from weaker hands trying to look and sound tough? Aggression is meaningful when it's appropriate. Stick more than a few percent where it isn't and you have a weak player risking money for no good reason. I'm supposed to be afraid of your aggression when you play just like these cookie-cutter courses tell people to play?

Sign 1.. you aren't playing in a 1-2 game 😂

@McRuffin

2 жыл бұрын

I mean if you’re winning at 1/2 with a 10bb/100 then why does it matter. That’s 20$ an hour and a full time income. Why move up to 5/10 if you aren’t ready. Play games you can beat. If you’re winning at any stake you’re still better than the vast majority of players lol.

@hairycanary5912

2 жыл бұрын

@@McRuffin thanks for prefacing your comment by letting us know you actually mean what you're about to tell us. and the really amazing thing is, you actually typed out the words "i mean", ha!

@shivasirons6159

2 жыл бұрын

H.C. It seems you're being a bit picky, i could just say " you've being a bit picky " but maybe you're not, maybe it just seems so.

This guy would get destroyed in my poker room where they call anything. He raises with A5 suited on the button, he will get called down by anyone who has a king (king on the flop).

In English?

most players think they are better than other people. I tell them to talk to me in 10 years.

@shivasirons6159

2 жыл бұрын

A.F. " we,ll see if you're even around in ten years ".

@anthonyfoutch3152

2 жыл бұрын

@@shivasirons6159 you are right i might not be around tomorrow because i am pretty old but i haven't had a full time job since 93. Since 93 or even before i've been told I am a bad player but I don't see the guys that told me that. If i have many more weeks as last week you are right i will be gone. lol I made the wrong decision over and over.The trick is changing your game as poker changes.

The fact that you have to have such a huge bankroll to sustain playing poker shows it's mostly a break even game. You win a huge pot, then lose a huge pot. Spend hours playing and not profiting all that much. Seems like a huge waste of time.

@d1ssolv3r

Жыл бұрын

Tournaments.

This reminds me of the dudes who post videos with all their little mind game methods on how to pick up women. Just like those dudes don’t actually pull women, nobody who is actually good at poker copies or uses these generic strategies. If you’re not switching it up, you’re predictable.

“How to be good at poker; Have a lot of money first.”

You are ESPECIALLY on point with #1... It's real funny to me when players bitch & moan over a bad beat because they are HYPOCRITES!!! In other words, if the cards were faced up you would 1000% want the bad call or chase that incidentally would have led to the "bad beat". Basicaly, you would want the action if you saw their hole cards but yet whine bitch and complain when they actually hit on their bad play... Am I mistaken here???

these strategies are easily countered when you actually get re-raised with nothing and then you have to jam over the top and get called 40% of the time pissing your stack away lol. yeah great strategy dude

@BlackRain79Poker

7 ай бұрын

Happy to help, thanks for watching my poker videos!

@kioplqwerty

7 ай бұрын

@@BlackRain79Pokermerry christmas Nathan

Here's more. What must I do to be saved? Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ/God's son, and you will be saved. Acts 16:30,31 Please think about it. Repent of your sin, heaven awaits dont be left behind. Nothing but love to you.

@hairycanary5912

2 жыл бұрын

the lord jesus christ is a nit.

Only clowns play online any more. You're 80% playing against cheats.

@nomore1371

2 жыл бұрын

I can't tell. Bovada plays like live poker to me. I used to think it was rigged. Then I learned how to fold more in the right spots.

@dandattola

2 жыл бұрын

@@nomore1371too many people using bots and solvers. Live is much much better

@rare1s840

2 жыл бұрын

Please elaborate further?? Pokerrr2?

@GangsterGaryda3rd

2 жыл бұрын

Come at me with those RTA’s haha it’s low-key good practice playing against cheaters for a few reasons. In my opinion I would strongly recommend against playing online stakes higher than .50/1 , as in I would never buy in for more than $50 on ignition or ACR, at that point go to a casino or if you can play on GG they’re the safest place to play above micro stakes right now

well my vpip is 26% and my PFR 12% who gives a fuck

$10 tourney...lol

those videos- like 90/100 ppl. in small stakes games already do this consistently... what the fuck are you guys talking about... man those tips... its like those guys dont even know what the state of the game is like these days...

Is this guy serious?

Lmao I think this guy is just setting up amateurs to lose. Those he wishes he plays against in the future hahahaha

Way to inflate my ego. Just let me be a know it all degenerate that talks about GTO frequencies whilst punting 3 buyins at 1/2$

Way to spark my ego lol I wish I never watched this

The most important aspect of Poker is definitely Bankroll Management- I rather be a “so-so” player with perfect management than , say, a Phil Ivey with poor management. It’s so hard to get up sometimes and just call it a night!🥹