respect to Mark for doing this. great content!

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it's a scary thing to do and he's stepped right up to the plate.

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

Thanks David - it feels like a privilege!

I'm in a very similar situation to Mark except I've been playing poker for 10 years, not 2. Will be watching this series very enthusiastically. Thanks Pete.

OK. When you asked Mark if he was excited I thought "yeah, I'm excited alright!" That was after the intro. Great idea Pete, thanks for your wisdom. I will be following along and hopefully plugging my game too. Thanks also to Mark for giving us this opportunity. Good luck Mark 🤞

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

That was take 2, he sounded much more excited on take 1 but that never made it to the air.

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

Thanks dashingblade - appreciate the good wishes!

Glad I caught this! Will be really cool to see coaching sessions in progress like this, hopefully I can learn a lot from this too ☺️

Great idea. Great format. Love being able to pause and think through what my line would be before hearing Mark’s and Pete’s. Thank you for producing.

Great video Pete. Hats off to Mark for baring his graph and working on it on YT. I'm also in a similar situation where I'm losing 6BB/100 at NL10z so I'll be watching carefully as I'm sure I'm making many of the same mistakes especially applying theory in game.

Great vid, the way you analyzed these hands is VERY helpful to improve our games. It def helps us to build a solid fundamental understanding. Thanks Pete

This is so good. Thank you for bring these content to us. Much appreciated !

I've been watching the later ones and circled back - really enjoyed the 'basics" - even though none of it is all that basic!

really good content im going to see all the seriess , good job !

looking forward to the rest of this series!

Just caught up with this today! Fantastic work. Definitely am excited to follow this series :) GL GL

Best KZread viewing experience in the universe

This is amazing content!

Off to a great start!

I learn so much from these videos, awesome content and hats off to Mark for putting himself in the firing line!

I don’t know how I haven’t found your channel yet- literally one of the best on KZread for poker education. EVERY channel seems to have the same ideas, strategies, ways of thinking, and you do your own thing, have your own style, and do it your own way and it’s REFRESHING! I truly believe that the way to become great at anything is to learn what everyone else is doing, and then do much of it differently: you emulate this psychology! Thank you for all the content and I’ll now be following, faithfully!

This was really good. Thought I'd be watching mostly for entertainment, but actually learned a lot + great revision for some concepts.

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

We do aim to provide both learning and entertainment - glad we succeeded in this case

Great content! Thanks!

Great video. Nicely done

Thanks guys!

Nice series !

excited for this one!

cant wait to go through the whole playlist

great stuff!

Very nice one!

Great video! Looking forward to watching more of this!

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

I'm looking forward to recording loads more too and I'm sure Mark is too.

Great form with much of explanation. Very useful, thank you.

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

great video, thanks

This is great content. Thank you, Pete & Mark.

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Great video series. Best of luck, Mark

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Edmund!

Great Video.. Love this format. Well done and thanks

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for the kind words.

It would be great series 🤙

Love the details. Let's go Mark!

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Greg!

great video and a lot of valuable information, thanks

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Happy to hear that you liked this one 🙂

Thanks 🙏

Great content

Excellent video Brilliant content Really enjoyed this 👍🏻

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Awesome, yeah I think the coach-student interaction formar is great for KZread.

Love this format! This really makes me want to buy the course. Great content!

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

This is great to hear. Any questions on the course, just ask.

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

The course is unrivalled in the cash game space IMHO. I've tried a lot of training sites before finding Carrot Corner. I won't be going anywhere else.

Your contents are great

Great concept and great cast 😄

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks - glad you liked this one

Very nice format, dare I say we are all Marks in a sense that there are millions of people who love poker, invest tons of time and money but keep losing. 2 years is nothing, almost 10 years in - can't beat 5nl.

@pierrearr

Ай бұрын

But have you invested time in studying? Do you have a massive tilt problem? Some people just aren't made to be winning players but often it's just a matter of not studying properly.

Interesting that you talk about the effect of the Ac on flop betting frequency of AcQd, but you skipped over suits on the turn of the AsJc hand and just said in essence "this is an ok spot to bluff." Solver actually bets 100% of AJo hands containing a heart and checks 100% of everything else on the KsTh2c-8h board, so I'd think that makes this specific combo a "must not bet."

Awesome!

And I thought online poker was dead, dominated by bots. It's video's like this that tell me it's totally still a winnable game for a human being

Got a question about the JJ hand at the end. When we call flop with JJ and the turn is the K of clubs, that turn is doing nothing for villains raising range. Also we have 2 outs that are not even very clean, so no redraw. Why don't we just fold to the flopraise in this spot? Also, as you pointed out, the spot is underbluffed because everything is underbluffed in these stakes.

I think he can do it! I've been following PC since grinder school, beast coach+ sensible student= +wr

Fantastic video

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Lots more of these on the way.

Mark has done very well to avoid the snake-oil salesmen in the coaching space!

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Sadly there are quite a few of them.

Why is my graph on the thumb nail?

amazing

Mark will be smashing 100nl by mid next year, I'd put money on it. Great content as always Pete

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

Yeah we will keep going until he is. Even if we need to make 100 episodes.

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate the vote of confidence!! 😀

kzread.info/dash/bejne/aJWnz6Smf7a3esY.htmlsi=iypyNIw-tEijobvv&t=2325 A7 has exactly the same number of 8 outs as JJ vs 64 to make a better 2 pair, being 3 kings, 2 jacks and 3 7s for JJ vs 3 aces, 3 kings and 2 sevens of A7. Not that I'd expect we'd be up vs 64 a lot, but still. I like most of what Peter is saying but here he blunders quite a bit when specifically giving bottom 2 pair as an example. At least we should know how to count our outs Peter, try to keep up! xD We might need to fold JJ on the turn, but at iPoker we might first want to check their post flop stats if we can safely assume villain under bluffs as we'd expect from most of the player pool.

In the BvB hand where hero had AcQd could we describe BB click back min raise on turn as a strategy to encourage a check on river from Hero?

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

This could be an implication of the line so we need to make sure we're building enough of a 3Bet range on the turn against this.

9:09 what is the reason for barreling turn, or what makes it a 'classic double barrel' spot. Is it the fact you have a gutter and block the strongest top pairs/limited showdown value or is there something else?

@Joely7

Жыл бұрын

You represent significant strength having 3bet the pre flop, while checking will severely hurt your range advantage, and your opponent will be all but compelled to bluff the river with weaker hands than yours, and you will often be forced to fold with the best hand.

alright, this will be good.

@CarrotCornerPoker

Жыл бұрын

I hope it was.

LFG Mark!!

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

Ha, thanks Ryan!!

Could you explain what is a polarization error? I didn't really get that.

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

Betting a sizing that is too big for your hand’s equity. Betting the middle of your range is a polarisation error. Hope that helps! 🍀

Can someone break the graph down for me or send me in direction of what colours mean.

@mackerhacker76

Жыл бұрын

Blue = $ won with showdown Red = $ won without showdown Green = net $ won Yellow = net $ won, adjusted for all-in equity

Regarding the 86 hand. I think to say 'Never bet the middle of your range' is too general and the are many spots where hands like this do bet but mostly these are BUvBB when the flush draw was present on flop. Eg J53ss - we see K3s overbet here and then checks back river as its one those kind of magical combos in that it folds out some 5x and gets called by some A/Q hi flush draws. This is may not be the best example off the top my head by the concept is sound.