I'm targeting this series as one I plan to watch.

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Gottem

Love this format - allows me to contrast it with my thought process and see what where I am making errors and factors I am not fully considering in decision making. The Nut Uniqueness Test is a catchy way to creatively build that step into flop protocol.

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Yeah pausing these as you go and thinking through the spot is a nice way to watch this format of video for sure.

Love this style of quick hand/ thought process review!

Fantastic content. Keep up the good work!

Im glad I came across your channel. Im lacking in the hand reading department and you've given me some great insight.

Love it! Thank you very much Pete.

Excellent stuff...no fluff. I'm watching with rapt attention. Looking to raise my level and this is the practical content that helps a ton. Thanks!

Thanks, Pete - good stuff.

Excellent work Pete. Thank you sir, I'd like another

Great format, keep it up

Thank pete, yet another treat

I don’t come for the Poker, I come for the acting 17:20. Great stuff!

@sosadesigner8813

Жыл бұрын

Good to know I'm not the only one...😂😂😂

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

You're saying I should quit my day job?

@G0DofRock

Жыл бұрын

@@CarrotCornerPoker Find Matt Damon and make that Rounders sequel we've all been waiting for!

Great. Great. Great. Seems like my 2 favorite poker series are both on your channel now .

Great format Pete 👌

Thanks Pete, this format is perfect for me. Without much of a network that plays cash, and being quite time poor, I learn better by observing than reading, but my eyes do glaze over with some of the other training videos on here that spend an hour looking at charts etc. Is your level 1 course delivered in a similar way? Talking through concepts etc, getting to understand the 'why' etc. Any info you can provide on how the level one content is presented would be great 🙏For context I am just about beating 10nl on GG after 9 months playing an average of 30 hours per month....

I really liked this format and found it really helpful. My main form of study is just looking at sims and trying ti understand the heuristics and I feel there’s a bridge between studying and implementing.

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Yeah you could definitely try working with a GTO trainer to bridge this gap.

great stuff!

These hand reviews are amazing value. I learn more from this than anything else I watch. Thanks Carroter

@CarrotCornerPoker

7 ай бұрын

Always great to hear this kind of thing. Thanks Mike.

This type of content is needed on KZread. I don’t understand why there aren’t courses built on this type of format. A denser play and explain!

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

I've said it before and I'll say it again - poker has been a poorly taught subject for a long time.

14:11 Lmfaooo.

i like this format more

great ! ty

more of this please

I like checking and calling down vs weaker players in spots like the KK6Q hand. They will put more money in with bluffs and a weaker range than they will call.

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it's possible they'll bet too high up into their SDV but overfold on this particular card. I think I underestimated the EV of checking turn here for these reasons.

fantastic format

thx for video, what are some differences to this if im playing microstakes? 10 and 25? cheers!

4:22 would you continue to bet if the turn was a 9 of spades bc you can still make your opponent indifferent on a lot of 1pair hands which is better for your hand then checking? Or would you check bc you generally don’t want to double barrel on turns that don’t improve your bluff?

Is this training relevant for non zoom cash games? Thanks Pete

please more!

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Okay

min 10ish, what would you consider good blufs? also villains range is very capped since if he has better than KJ we would want money from the weaker player and bet on the turn. So he is capped at KJ i guess, 9x. If you have AJ+ do you think 2x pot should be good? 3x pot? Then you can add a shit ton of bluffs, i think ATo here exploitive can be easy 3x pot and get folds 90%+ of the time unless you have some history with the reg and he knows you're capable of overbluffing

How do you know what to do on each flop?

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Telepathic kenesis

@sosadesigner8813

Жыл бұрын

@@CarrotCornerPoker Pete, it's a serious question. I want to know how to read flops beyond how they interact with ranges.

hi Pete, I bought the grinder's manual, and I have some questions regarding sizing. 1. For the open size, in your book you mentioned 3x for UTG, HJ and CO (pages 27, 36 and 44) but in this video, your size is 2.2x mainly 2. for C- betting, you sized 1/3 approx on the video, but on the book, the minimum size is 1/2pot (figure 22 page 157) can you please clarify why are those differences between your book and your game? thanks!

The merged range was the target. Not a hand class

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I don't even like the term 'target' even so. I prefer somthing like: 'we tailor our strategy in X way because of Villain's range composition.'

I think your channel has a lot to offer, BUT you talk in a rushed way ..if you could slow down just a bit, it would really help understand you better the first time..also, I'm american so hearing your accent with faster talking is difficult to clearly understand you the first time... honestly, I would have already signed up for your course, but this issue would be too aggravating for me to deal with for lesson after lesson

@jimlee420

3 ай бұрын

I have no problem understanding Pete , if you have trouble turn on closed captions

Fantastic content,as always

@CarrotCornerPoker

10 ай бұрын

Thanks!