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@vivekdarklord

Жыл бұрын

Love this new content!

@joshbbr0wn

Жыл бұрын

Bankroll management

@dandoesyoutube2498

Жыл бұрын

Loved your cash games coaching sessions you were doing recently, would love more of that content too, particularly micro or low stakes orientated.

@vincentpeters4698

Жыл бұрын

Blind vs blind action!

@jaycoyao9127

Жыл бұрын

Call with 44 in sb, if you don't flop a set, you can never go broke, as if you flop a set, then you were almost guaranteed to double up, especially against a 200bb deep stack, plus they want your bounty(and maybe the pride to ko a high stakes pro)

Followed your tips from the previous videos and won a 4.40 4k tourney the other night on pokerstars. The small bet sizing saved me loads of chips and didn't feel completely committed after making a bet. Thanks again

Seeing Lex at your table in a $1 Bounty Builder would be a surreal experience! Great content Lex.

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Usually on Mondays I record this at around noon CET

I like how you make these videos on the go instead of post perfect situations like others usually do. no one does that, its shows realistic situations, really love that

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it's important to be transparant and not wait for the perfect few hands. Has to reflect a tournament perfectly.

@jarirepo1172

Жыл бұрын

Also it's much more practical than solver outputs...

Dude I’m a huge fan and have been following you for a while. I think out of all the content the learn with Lex is top tier man. Keep it up thank you for everything and good luck

I was always curious about the different mindset needed for hands when it came to bounties on the line! Thank you again Lex :D

i love the never give up mentality. its a mentality thats important for every other decision in life too

Ive been playing poker for 8+ years and you're able to verbalize techniques in a concise and clear way, making it easy to follow and comprehend; something that took me thousands of hands to understand. Great job, Lex.

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Huge compliment thank you!

thank you for making this series! Have seen them all and can´t wait for next week!

Lex you are the man! You have helped my game improve so much over the past couple years! The way I think about the game has changed drastically too! I’m in the US so can’t play online for real, but have run up my PM bankroll to over 1.5B and am playing some of the best poker of my life! Keep up the great work dude you’ve been an inspiration and always a joy to watch! Your BBZ bundle is incredible too!

So grateful for these informative vids Lex, I will be getting your BBZ coaching after uni

This is great content man, loving this channel, high stakes, low stakes it doesnt matter, hearing you talk about your thought proccess in certain situations is mint man. 👏 👌 👍

I didn't start winning in poker until I started thinking about the game in the long term. Now my main focus is pounding in sound strategy and gaining experience. All thanks to streamers like you doing what you do for poker. GG Lex watch out NL5 I'm going to crush you!

Absolutely loving this series man, keep it up!

This was a great video! Lots of good information. Keep doing this up in buy ins. 💪👍

Slowly becoming my favourite You Tube channel! Keep it up Lex!

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I like these learn with lex segments. There's always something you can take away from these videos! ❤️

@tijmenberends242

Жыл бұрын

I agree they are very informative and there is always something for everyone. Keep going Lex!

Keep doing this Lex , amazing series !

Love that you did micro stakes in this video because I feel relieved that you got called by J6s and lost because he lucked out. That happens to me so many times it's insane!

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Important to show that people doing random shit isn't har dto play against, it's easy.

Excellent vid , more learn with Lex please, very interesting thanks.

I would suggest to go to stakes between 5$-21$, only because the field is much bigger, just my opinion... You hook me up to play poker again with all this video Lex :) Keep it up !!!

Really enjoying this series. I'd love to see more satellite strategy, and your thoughts on late registering in MTT, and the best entry points. Thanks again for the great content. 🙂

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Thanks el duderino! I don't know if I can work satellite strategy in because of the time I'm recording these. It's a bit hard. I'll work in my thoughts on late regging for sure though

Learned a lot from this. Thanks Lex. 💪🏻

Just seen the 92 spades hand vs Doyle where your call made him say WoW. You are still a beast Lex and look forward to these videos you are making now the most . Stay lucky Lex and happy new year 🎉

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Will be posting a Lex Relfects on that hand soon! Thanks for the compliments.

Thank you for these videos! I've learned a few new things to consider and been trying a new betting strategy, and so far it's working well. Took down a PLO8 tournament the other day with new betting strategy! "Don't be afraid to bet small with multiple people in the pot" is definitely something that is working well!

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Yeah this is super super strong and even works in high stakes as it's the correct answer

Maybe you could make a video about combo draws and when to push all in with them? Would like to hear your thoughts on that.

And these learning vids are fantastic.

Hi Lex, very interesting stuff! Thank you for bringing out this content! I was wondering, should you have a different (wider) range playing bounty builders? Or keep the same range and change the bet size once you see a small stack (to isolate the bounty)? Thanks alot for all your content!

Great videos! Would love to see more of them! :)

what up LEX. TB12IsGod here. i think it would be helpful in these videos to have the chip count display be shown as BB instead of actual chip count. it would help those of us who are noobs. much love as always

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Good tip, thank sbro

LOVE the 7:00 min commentary ;) good advice

Nice Videos, i just started playing pokerstars as well, i see you are from belgium , i leave in belgium to !!! Good Luck

Thank you. Really liked it

can you give some info in the next video on firing bullets in these low stakes tourneys - often after just 30 mins of play some players will have 5-10x starting stacks and so is it worth bothering firing a second bullet when you are so far behind. Also if there is a spot where say there are 3 all ins and you have a hand with say 25% to win a 4 way all in - should you gamble to be chip leader?

I like the heads up total KO tourneys as they’re incredibly soft but have 1 common problem that often villains open or 3 bet shove ridiculous amounts like 90 bigs in the early stages. I can’t figure if I should widen or tighten my range. Surely these guys are highly exploitable but I don’t know how often it’s someone with a monster vs someone just going crazy early.

I love the series, but it's redundant. I always learn from you, Lex. The 500 IQ post was one of the most educational ever, because not only did you make moves, but you showed why. Thank you. But I'm glad I can't play on Stars, because if I show up for a $1 tournament and I see you, I know I'm in the wrong place!

11:28 can you go more into detail why were folding here 52bb deep IP? Usually in these stakes a utg limp will not necessarily mean strength I’ve seen people limp call loads of trash hands + were only facing a 2.6x raise and we’re IP I would love more detail about this fold.

Thank you so much for all the content Lex 🙏 it's really appreciated, what's a good starting point on bbz please?

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Either some of the $10 videos or my Bundle

@alexanderlajer

Жыл бұрын

@Lex Veldhuis thank you sir I'll get both 😀 all the love and happiness for 2023

hey Lex...first I wanna say that great content you have here, its entertaining :)...this time I have a question as well and it comes for the pocket fours you had on minute 16.07. How can you fold there?...I understand that the raise game from a player from early position and its 4BB for you to call, but the raiser had more than 200BB (so he can just try to steal the blinds) and its easy for you to play after flop, if you dont hit a 4, you fold but if you do hit a set then its almost always that you gonna win a big pot...so for me that fold was little bit strange....do you always fold a pair in that position with that kind of raise size?

great content. strong advices. thanks! keep up the good work! gl gl!

@13:50 to isolate the shorty to get the bounty, with what range of hands would you do this with? Any Ax, pairs, KTo and up? Any suited connectors iso at this stack depth? Great video again! Thx again for this!

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Honestly at that stage I think any hand I open....

this is a Turbo Bounty i guess? really love your content simple and easy explain with no funky terms and next level things haha :D keep on the good vids!

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

It was normal one. It might be faster structure cause of the buyin level though

One thing to note at small stakes when players like or bet something like 4-4.7bb is they are likely clicking the "POT" button. It's usually easy to play against these players as they will limp with medium-strength hands and raise pot with their nutted hands. It's also a spot where you can instantly note those players as not regulars as most people that play a lot will alter those buttons.

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Interesting thought, thank you!

Eye-opening to see that a hyper-aggro player like you finds quite a few folds preflop.

can u maybe talk about small pairs? saw u folded 33 preflop with no open in front of you. I would never do that but is that a mistake?

Geweldige informatie! Dank je wel Lex! Wanneer komt Pokerstars weer in Nederland???????

keep em coming, sir

Awsome video bro, dont forget US we are fishes jajaja, LOVE you man

love this video lex plss ulpoad more of this 😀

That series is very informative and good keep it up! I wait the next one :) I watch you for over 3 years now :) I play poker for over 8 years but i stuck on micro and low level ! I have big problem with AK on 3 bet pot most of the time 3bet miss fold , Can you give me some advise?

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

I will work that situation in my videos! You saw one of those in a previous video

@myhobbybg3777

Жыл бұрын

@@LexVeldhuisTV Thanks Lex

Hi Lex @ 14:13 you folded pocket 3's UTG is this something standard or was it situational? Are they not good at that position even for a 2 BB raise?

Thanks lex appreciate the vids mate

Lex you are the best

I play a lot of bounty 5 Euro bounty tournaments and have to say the 44 fold missing the set made me laugh from familiarity - you have to tell yourself though someone most likely had a set over your set... or you've simply given yourself a chance at a better hand next hand by folding (that's my fav phrase). The question I'd like to ask though is: When you identify a super-loose aggressive player with a massive stack (calling shoves with like K3 off and sucking out a lot), what is the best way to beat them? Do you gamble stacks with the madman or take them piece by piece post flop? - I struggle to remain tolerant of all the blind steals etc...and then shoving a solid hand like AJ suited gets me in trouble a lot...either by a suck-out or their now disguised monster hand. Cheers!

Awesome content Lex. Keep it up! What are your thoughts on going for bounty versus preserving your stack?

@losyart

Жыл бұрын

Not worth it real prizes are in top 5 . All these ladders are worth less than juicy bounty. All depends what is value of your opponent head and your opponents want it also so they will be wider in spots with juicy bounty but not all of them . U have to recognize players who is wide bounty hunter and who is not and to know it u have to pay attention and watch showdowns

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

It all depends on how many blinds you have, how big the bounty is, and where you are in the tournament. I can't give you a clear answer on that. I'll try to explain as well as I can through these videos.

Hey Lex, love your streams and been watching you since 2018 (mtownhustler), Im not sure if you will see this but I would love you to do a video on turbo/hyper turbo tournaments. Thanks for the content and fuck you

When you do learn with lex can you do them with the BBs instead of the amount of chips. It helps to see what you're doing with how many blinds since how many blinds you or your opponent has changes what you do in different spots

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

I hear this more often, I will try to stick to it for teaching purposes

@kevinorellanaable

Жыл бұрын

@Lex Veldhuis ya especially since we aren't watching it live. I'm trying to pay attention to what you are saying and trying to figure out the blinds at the same time so it would be easier.

Hi Lex, greetings from Armenia ! Can you please explain folding small pocket pairs from early positions. You did one during the video but didn’t say why )

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

playability just isn't there because the board is always overcards, so you will get counterfeited more often, and on top of that when you make straights it's always the bottom end. So tons of reaons. It also blocks all the trash hands people can fold preflop. All the 2x, 3x 4x combinations of hands

@MherKhachatryan

Жыл бұрын

@@LexVeldhuisTV just seen yor reply, thank you very much

LOVE THIS

Another great vid but I think for bounty builders that the buy-in matters a lot in the decision making of some players.

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it does, and I'll adjust strategy and explain why and how

They could have any hand at any point at any time, adjust accordingly.

Hey, I would like to ask you a question. So usually when i play low stake tournaments( ranging between 1.10$-5.50$), there are times that i go chip leader of the tournament several times, with a huge stack, make it in the money, but bust out without making it to the final table. What do you think what common mistakes could I make that lead to this?

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Generally people play too tight!

Bedankt Lex!

This may sound like. A stupid question but at what buy in do the players start getting better? The player that called you on the first bullet with jack six is obviously bad play. but at what buy in level do the players play better and so you don’t run into crazy players?

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

crazy players are everywhere man. I see stuff like that in $1050 tourneys

Lex, can't say enough about this series. Is there a formula, or simple heuristic that you use to incorporate the price of a bounty into your pot odds or range construction? If so, would you be willing to disclose any info here?

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Will discuss this next time

@missourifats

Жыл бұрын

@@LexVeldhuisTV thanks! Can't wait

I like whole learning concept and video but i think these fours would be a fold to such raise normally but another guy who entered pot makes pot bigger and juicier when we hit our 4 so i dont like a fold for that reason. Even though ideally we would like to have at least 40 Bigs but rules are for breaking it. And no im not saying it bcs u would ,ve hit 4 on flop.

How do you deal with running cold in tournaments? I often see pros multi tabling and sitting out on some and wonder if it's because of running cold. And to follow that how do you know when to sit back in. I'm good and have final tabled plenty but feel like Im losing chips in spots I feel like I should have it during "running cold" periods. I feel like I'm missing something

@ewenanderson4687

Жыл бұрын

you still have to pay the ante/big blind if you sit out so there is no advantage even if you are running cold. Pros sometimes sit out by accident when they have too many decisions to make at once :)

@losyart

Жыл бұрын

I think they all should take your advice to the heart and sitout when im on the tbale so i can win chips without resistance

I am a bit confused with calculating bounties in PKOs. So let's say we're playing a 100$ bounty builder on PokerStars (ignoring the rake part in the buyin) and that the 50$ goes to the regular PP, and 50$ goes into the bounty PP - on top of each player's head (?) Why then on the table, the number next to the avatar of all the players is not 50$, but 25$? Then, when we eliminate a player in the beginning of the tournament, we get 25$ directly into our account off the table, and 25$ adds to our bounty / head. But then our number at the table displays as 37.5$. Where did the other 12.5$ go? If we are then eliminated from the tournament - did we cash out for 25$ in that tournament? I have a feeling that a quarter of the buyin (half of the bounty portion) is "lost" somewhere, or is just the display of the on-table bounties confusing? Mostly what I am confused is what number should I be using for calculating pot odds when deciding on calling an allin - the exact number next to the opponent's avatar, or half of that amount, or double of that amount???

Great work, Lex. Do you think people are doing random stuff like this to take a shot at a famous pro like yourself or is this just simply people punting away their money?

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

I think people do but I also think on the flipside people might play more tight. So on average it will be the same as for random players.

can you put the stacks in BBs please? It's really hard for us to follow the different decisions when its in thousands of chips pls

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

will do

@TheR0manianB0y

Жыл бұрын

@@LexVeldhuisTV Thank you so much Lex you are the best! Keep OBLITERATING dem fools 😁

Playing over bankroll i such a stupid thing i did few time. Just one bad bet or cooler can change everything.

I just want to know if the Dutchman Lex has the balls to support Geert Wilders.

Lex really loves that bi-color top

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

I record 3 videos at a time for this series =]

@JBentham1523

Жыл бұрын

@@LexVeldhuisTV love you bro, mad respect for your iq play

Why do you fold the 33 fifty bb deep utg? Is it a mistake if I would raise it? Or always fold low pairs in this stage of the tourney?

@timjansen716

Жыл бұрын

I have the same question, hope he answers :)

@ewenanderson4687

Жыл бұрын

It's not a huge mistake if you do play it. You can get charts that tell you which hands to play from each position but you might have to buy them. They would tell you that 33 is a fold from UTG but it's relativley close.

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Always fold yeah. They have no playability and you block auto folds from the rest of the table

Good Bankroll management lesson as well Lex. Having 900,000 buy ins in your account is certainly helpful 😂

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Can definitely blast a bit!

Lex 4.7bb is just a «pot» button on the bet slider, in an unopened bank

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

good to know

7:48 why fold?

those 4.7bb and 4.6bb raises all from people who dont wanna think and just click 'bet pot'. i saw these many times when i play on my phone either on club gg or pokerbros. people dont wanna think and raise 2.5x or so and just click the pot. so dont put to much thought behind those raises. its just lazy opponents

J6 is a perfect example as to why micro stakes and some small stakes tournaments are so toxic... Sometimes the fish seem to luckbox their way through tournaments.... Tho its fun watching them same fish crash and burn before the money 😂

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Dus dat is de reden dat ik in een micro buy-in toernooi met jou heb gespeeld.. ik dacht al dat je broke was :')

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

haha jaja

this fish is betting j10 suited first position

Step 1: Get sponsored by Pokerstars and become "Team Pro". Step 2: call, raise , reraise, push, go all in from any position and at any point. Step 3: Joker Stars will carry you... because if you are a streamer chances are people will see how "easy" poker is and might get you to expend your hard earned cash thinking that you will run like Lex (You won't)

@SandrovskY

Жыл бұрын

You lost too much ?

@duartemartz9874

Жыл бұрын

@@SandrovskY He clearly missed the last 2 episodes of this series.

@losyart

Жыл бұрын

Yeah im not sponsored but im still able to make profit. Tournaments are just so high variance that its tough to win 1000+ ppl tournament . U can run cold for 5k tournaments and being break even at best in that period, but if u playing with solid strategy(better than most of your opponents) , not tilting bcs of your bad luck or sth and try to play your A game most of the time the running cold will turn into running hot at some point.

Thanks @LexveldhuisTv this video helps really on all this players with small banks !Everyone know this tournaments are like lottery but not always specially if everyone play right and think!Happy Cristhmas and Happy New Year and Greetings from Bulgaria 🫠

Also my dude, and this is just the opinion of some faceless drifter (aka rec player🤣) you already have a good name in this game. But your going to get so fkn huge in the next year for a different skill. Your ability to connect with regular guys about something we all DREAM of being as good at as you. Its like the best coaching style right? Teaching HOW to think not WHAT to think. Your giving guys extra armour when they go out and sit at a table. And possibly just MAYBE givin us a little leg up in the whole Rivalry of Men contest we all battle at everyday. And yes, love the content, love the strategy and really appreciate the quality of your teaching style.

@LexVeldhuisTV

Жыл бұрын

Amazing feedback man, thank you so much for the kinds words!