So my son Charlie says he’ll come on stream if we can get 50 thumbs up to this comment!!

@dibees

Жыл бұрын

that's very optimistic lol

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

@@dibees he’s that shy 😂

@Mm-vr8ss

6 ай бұрын

52 likes

@mackerhacker76

5 ай бұрын

Ha, yes, we spotted this and Charlie has agreed to come on. Let’s hope he’s not struck by shyness again 😂 Pete and I are figuring out a date, but should be in the next couple of weeks. ☘️

Mark's commitment to your ridiculous thumbnails makes me love him even more!

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

How do you know he doesn't force the thumbnails upon me. Maybe they're all Mark's idea??!!

@mzockt

Жыл бұрын

@@CarrotCornerPoker what ever it is Pete, they are fckin lit. Keep it going !

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

@@CarrotCornerPoker they know Pete, they just know 😂

Definitely going to up my mis-click range if I ever get coached from Pete.

This comment promises to be a tome. Apologies in advance. I have terminal cancer, But I am doing great, exceeding expectations. Five years ago I was given 2-3 years to live. But a stem cell transplant and monthly chemotherapy have retarded the progress of my blood cancer. Unfortunately, my spine is a mess, seven compression fractures from tumors weakening the vertebrae. Two years ago as an antidote to boredom I embarked on a mad plan to learn and play poker. "From the Ground Up" really helped me get started. I have moved from 2NL to 100NL, building my bankroll from $200 to $2200, a lirrle slim for my stakes, but I move down aggressively if needed. I have a couple study buddies and more free time than most. Between the cancer, the chemo, the pain, and, frankly, old age, I am too feeble-minded to multi-table so I am not capable of putting in a lot of volume, around 50,000 hands per year. I do study a lot. I too have a philosophy background, Columbia College 1980, as well as a graduate degree in Classics, and a law degree. Besides poker, I have written and published five books in the last five years. But studying and playing poker has really kept me engaged and challemged. All this autobiography is preamble to saying thank you. I love your content. I have learned a lot from this series and Cash Game Mastery. My game, which was pretty good, has markedly improved already and I think as I integrate more of the teachings will only get better And, as important, it's endlessly entertaining. I have told all my friends about the channel and included a link to it in a Notion group study platform I built. So, thanks for all. Best of luck to Mark. Truly appreciate you both and your efforts.

I have learned a lot from this series, and the most from this vid

I love this series! Pete and Mark you are amazing!

This is my favorite KZread channel. Best content going. Keep going Mark!

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

My favourite too Michael 😂 thanks for the ongoing support 👍

Thanks for the valuable free content Pete, and keep it up Mark getting better everyday. Great one guys

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

Cheers Samuel 👍

@danielhumphreys2031

Жыл бұрын

Seconded, I'm new to poker and this is the first time I've seen hand reading explained showing when to hand read and the required depth (merged vs polar rather than lists of possible cards) and which questions are most important. I'd love more content on this. Cheers fellas

Thanks, great content!

Great work gents.

More great content in this series! Mark has a great attitude and receives the constructive criticism well.

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Will!

With the quality of this content that Pete produces for free, imagine the paid stuff. Great video as always. Mark doesn’t need the shrill screaming women, he has turn over bets to keep him up at night.

@nurifit5179

4 ай бұрын

“Give your best material away.”

good stuff

Hi. On the last hand if we wanna bet JJ on the K turn what´s the best size? We want to mix sizes?

mark is an excellent student. nice following along with his development

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

He certainly is.

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

Shucks thanks Steve 🤩

yes!

great video

Hey Pete, you move through the preflop action so quickly that it's difficult to understand how we get to the flop. It's hard to even pause it at the right spot. If there's software that exists that shows the action history of a hand that would be fucking awesome to have. If not, I dunno, maybe just state the preflop action out loud real quick so we understand what's going on.

Don't know where else to ask this question if anyone can help. I'm using an rng to play but it's an app on my phone. I'm wondering if anyone knows of something small I can keep open on the desktop. I see a lot of guys use something like this. Much appreciated.

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

I use jurojin

@klamsauce233

Жыл бұрын

@@mackerhacker76 Thank you my friend. I'll take a look.

@danielhumphreys2031

Жыл бұрын

Google browser has an rng option

I worry that Mark is obsessed with the term "polarising" and tosses it out automatically, knowing that it is correct a lot of the time. Great guy though, keep it up.

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

Fair comment - working on this!

Pete, am I watching really good poker training content, or are these just shadows on the computer screen I am chained to all day?

@CarrotCornerPoker

10 ай бұрын

Both

17:40 something tells me it wasn't a missclick but he didn't want to admit it :D

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

I’ve made a lot worse mistakes than that and freely admitted to them 😂

@gimc1k

Жыл бұрын

Like Pete said, normally I wouldn't believe it was a misclick but Mark has been so open about mistakes I believe it.

@micholly

Жыл бұрын

How fucking dare you. I'm sorry you had to read this, Mark.

Mark, I've noticed you spend a lot of mental effort avoiding the term 'linear'. Often you will say "not very polarized" or even the rambling explanation demonstrated in the KK hand. Saying they 4bet more linearly than in theory is a much cleaner thought process than "That 4bet range doesn't have as much of the polar 4bets, the bottom end of it". I've watched every episode of this series and you are comfortable with using condensed, merged, and (maybe too comfortable) polarized. It's like you used to play too linearly and have hence considered it a dirty concept that has been banished from your thought process. It is a useful concept. Keep that mental effort for the more relevant parts of the hand! Love this series, and I'm cheering for you.

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, fair comment. I’ll definitely use linear in the next episode 👍

Does anyone know if this series is over? Hope not 🤞🏼🤞🏼

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

New episode just out today Miguel - thanks for watching!

@Elllguapo

Жыл бұрын

@@mackerhacker76 LFG!!! Love this series!!

Why don't we slow play KK?

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

It’s higher EV to reraise with KK preflop. We want to get money in before an ace rolls off on the flop 🫣

+ev algorithim comment