Have you tried these poker tips? Also, here are the 5 most common ways amateur poker players beat themselves: kzread.info/dash/bejne/m36rkratY8zVoJs.html

@artjohnson6380

2 жыл бұрын

I definitely play more hands in the cut off and button. And yes I can see the results.

@irgendeinname9256

Жыл бұрын

Which poker site do you recommend? And is there a good site were i can play without real cash?

I am a decent player, but not seen a final table for some time. So I went back to basics today, using this strategy along with my experience of getting people off hands, recognising betting patterns etc… Finished 6th out of 246.

@RobinASmith138

2 жыл бұрын

That's funny!

@mikemck4796

2 жыл бұрын

Back in the day I was playing the Bikes daily’s when they’d get 100+. I started tracking all the bust outs I saw, and noticed a huge percentage lost with small pairs, and bad aces. I decided to try and stop playing those hands and found a shocking amount of success. I’d also keep special note of players who want to play every ace they’re dealt, and I’d play aggressive against them when I had a big ace. Always remember, if you only win the blinds once per round, you can never lose.

@ochellepaul7229

2 жыл бұрын

Does this strategies work for only no limit hodem or all types of poker

@jZamora87

2 жыл бұрын

Nice lie

@BlackRain79Poker

2 жыл бұрын

Nice work R B, glad my strategies in this video helped you!

Agree. Poker rewards patience and aggression, and punishes the impatient

@lp3880

Жыл бұрын

fck off nowadays all is spewy as fuck and on top u likley play against an RTA

Yo dude, this strategy helped me to the 2nd last table of my first live poker tournament ever. People really don't notice your playing super tight when the action goes round at such hight tempo, you know because the blind are raising. So it's not as if you haven't played a hand in half an hour, more like 10 minutes. Worked like magic.

I lost my house. 👎

@bobkitch2663

Ай бұрын

Womp womp

@DogEater42069

Ай бұрын

💀

@keeylow2436

Ай бұрын

Womp womp wommmmmpppp

@Justin-TPG

Ай бұрын

At least you still have your shirt

@Sawzall123

Ай бұрын

Skill issue

" what do i mean by suited"? It's no small thing that you explain these things, i was clueless when starting out and your clear concise explanations are greatly appreciated! You are ( pun intended) hands down the best teacher ive seen! Ty ty ty .

@Mitch_100

2 жыл бұрын

As in Ace Heart King Heart. That's ace king suited. 2 cards of same suit

@BlackRain79Poker

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Shivas, I am glad that my explanations have been helping you. I know that a lot of beginners watch my videos, so I try my best to explain the "jargon"

Honestly some of the best straight forward poker advice over ever heard

You taught me all of this and in most poker sessions all i do is win. I have some losses when im on an off day or whenever. but mostly all i do now is win. of course I also only play bad players. Which I absolutely do not regret at all LOL. Thank you for everything you are teaching me. This game is amazing and I may soon be moving on to cash games. Can you give me some ettiquette pointers for live poker room tables?

Basic 101 Don’t play weak starting hands, use position and bet your hands. Thanks for all this information 99% of us didn’t already know.

@db7664

4 ай бұрын

why watch it if you already knew it

@NittyNick

4 ай бұрын

@@db7664 not sure maybe people are just stupid. Why did we shutdown schools when covid wasn’t a threat to children. Why did states close and indoor dining was prohibited. Lots of clowns out there my guy especially in the state of California.

@silvi4325

3 ай бұрын

I'm so sorry this channel isn't tailored specifically to your personal amount of knowledge and experience :c

I play a similar game and I’ve done VERY WELL! Being patient is the number one way to win at poker I’ve found. Hit the flop and play aggressive or slow play depending on your hand. ALWAYS PLAY FOR BEST ODDS 1ST AND VALUE 2ND!!

"it's not possible" but I'm gonna name my clickbait video title exactly that. Great job

@BlackRain79Poker

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Vince, what you seem to be complaining about is a technical term that we commonly refer to as "math." Videos with a "clickbait" title/thumb like this, outperform regular videos by a very wide margin. In fact, it is not even close. So I am just giving the people what they clearly want! (Works instantly every single time by the way)

@vincemarquez2142

2 жыл бұрын

@@BlackRain79Poker Oh is that what people want? Hahaha thanks for clarifying

@lildeadmoon

Жыл бұрын

@@vincemarquez2142 you’re stupid for believing it lol 😂

@timarschmalz1229

Жыл бұрын

@@BlackRain79Poker dude pls shut up the title is completely misleading. You can't just say do this or that and it will work every time blabla you will win every time blabla, especially in poker XD

@mattcavallaro8617

Жыл бұрын

The advice is actually sound, so the title doesn't bother me so much. Anyone with a brain knows you can't actually win every time.

I have these fundamentals in my playbook but i love to watch poker startegy videos esp yours Nathan. Thanx for all

@BlackRain79Poker

2 жыл бұрын

Glad my videos have been helping you Artur, thanks for watching!

Thanks for doing this. I watch a lot of your videos

I like your no BS approach in your channel. I am a new and permament subscriber.

Great video! This was the first video about playing poker that I really understood. Thanks!

@BlackRain79Poker

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome, glad this one helped you TS!

Thanks for the reminder, cheers!

Hi, i tried this and I had to come back to your video and comment. I played like you told us in the video. It was amazing, I nearly always won those hands in these two positions 🙂 Im overwhelmed, thank you so much!!! It was a real progress for my play! I have subscribed to your channel.

@BlackRain79Poker

Жыл бұрын

Nice job Melanie, glad my advice in this video is helping you!

Watching multiple of your videos have been helping me a lot Nathan. I used to try fancy tricks but the exploits you show us really do make a big difference. I already doubled my bankroll in about 4 days.

@Riverkingdan

2 жыл бұрын

@@ochellepaul7229 You are a bike? Do you ride to the table 😄

in 6:13 You bet River on the king ok , 3 barrels BUT what you do if Vilain Shove ALLIN on your river bet ? That situation i fronting all the time when i 3 barrels my Top Pair since the flop .... Thank you , Nice video

The people at low stakes won't notice your range is so true. Remember years ago when I played super tight. 3 bet a hand, and the one guy paying attention who raised, said "probably Aces because you play so few hands". Very next hand I have AKs and raise. Get 5 callers. Most live players at lower level games only focus on what they have.

After i palyed many years on micros its tru to know how to use this cards deppending from postiom wht fit bet how othe put thei bets who you play and when to fold this hand

Thats the Basics and youre right, but sometimes things going on crazy at the table

Please tell me which app is best for Playing poker?

Hello Nathan, thanks for you videos, always great value. I am a begginer who wants to learn how to play Micro Stakes, if you are down to do a teaching video where I play and you teach me real time I am down! Not a complete begginer, I am currently about break even at micro stakes.

@BlackRain79Poker

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching my videos Bohemian, I am glad they are helping you! I am sorry but I do not offer 1 on 1 coaching anymore. I do have a lot of tools/resources to help micro stakes players which I linked in the description though.

Hey Nathan which poker site do u recommand? I mean where to find a lot of bad players and where to get a bunch of rakeback? I know Party Poker, Poker Stars, 888 poker,... from the past

Avoid suited Wheel Aces on Button or in the Blinds? Equity not good enough/ avoid 3 bet opportunities?

Thanks for the reminder, I used to play this way, but I wanted to be one of those way cool hyoer LAGs I played against in California and Vegas.

Imma try this on the weekend.

Great video, thx! What site do you play poker on line?

@BlackRain79Poker

7 ай бұрын

Appreciate it!

hey wow, I thought I would get like a single or two-sided 'sheet'', but I got the whole book... thnx

I'm suscribing inmediately, I always play poker with friends and usually winning with a lot of luck and a bit of slow playing. Yesterday I was looking for a way to win big, found your video, anda now today I can say that your strategy is perfect for tables with friends or begginers. Thanks a lot.

@BlackRain79Poker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the sub!

I live in california, which sites can I play for real money poker? Thanks!!

And the Axs, Kxs what we need to open in mostly ocasions?

Absolutely LOVE all the poker tips you give out, very well done. But would you PLEASE hurry up and put out a mid stakes mastery course video series. I have your NL2 Mastery Course and love it but love to see you come out with a course for some higher stakes.

@jarirepo1172

2 жыл бұрын

He is lowstakes specialist, maybe best one out there. But focused almost only to that, yes, he knows some of the midstakes stuff (and maybe even higher) but depth of knowledge is probably much shallower there. So... you are probably better off for looking someone elses advice for mid / higher stakes.

@BlackRain79Poker

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Terry! The new course is out now, linked up in the description.

Thanks, I haven't yet tested this but what about omaha hold em? Are there any better startegies that i can use there?

@BlackRain79Poker

Жыл бұрын

Sorry I only teach NLHE!

What about suited connectors from good position

Going to a big game tomorrow. looking forward to winning every hand I play.

If you're the Big Blind or the even the Small Blind you may as well check or call though right?

Well done. These your tips, are they strictly on no limit hodem or on all types of poker. Also could you please do a video on the similarities and differences between pot limit Omaha and No Texas Hodem

@BlackRain79Poker

2 жыл бұрын

Glad this video helped! I don't consider myself to be any kind of expert on PLO, so I probably won't make many videos on that format. Thank you for the support though!

Thanks so much. Great tips

@BlackRain79Poker

7 ай бұрын

No prob, thanks for watching my poker videos!

I like all of these tips but I think when the blinds are lower and you have a good chip lead you can play more hands, at least to the flop, than the cards you listed. If you only play "good hands" you can miss out on a lot of good hands. If you're fat stack and you get K2 suited & blinds have only gone up once or twice and you only have to call minimum to see the flop then there is no reason not to play that hand & see more of your hand

What solver do you use?

Question: I know a Royal Flush is 10,J,Q,K,Ace suited but is there such a winning hand has having all the same cards just not suited?

@osburnnick9

2 жыл бұрын

Yep that’s a straight

Thank you so much this is very deep

@BlackRain79Poker

Жыл бұрын

Glad this one helped you Dragon!

Also add in STOP BEATING YOURSELF. Many players create a narrative of how they think a guy is playing based off a few hands. They deviate from their strategy based on this narrative and when they get busted up a few times they change their strategy again trying to adjust, and then down the rabbit hole they go making adjustments when all they had to do was keep it simple. Playing the game based off what you THINK a guy is doing is a surefire way to ruin. Develop solid fundamentals, stick to a solid strategy, and LET THE OTHER GUY MAKE THE MISTAKE is key to dominating low stakes poker.

@ochellepaul7229

2 жыл бұрын

So are you saying following strategies like this without studying other players. One can excel in this game. Please I am a newbie, lecture me.

@anthonyogletree6660

2 жыл бұрын

@@ochellepaul7229 the time for study is away from the table. You don't want to spend too much time making too many adjustments at the table, especially if you're new. If the adjustments you make aren't automatic (like whales playing every hand or a drunk player at the table) then your better to stick to the fundamentals of what you've learned until you're able to make said automatic adjustments. Like Nathan says all the time... study, study, study. The best adjustments are made to your game BEFORE you sit down at the table.

@ochellepaul7229

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks

@ginoanthony9281

Жыл бұрын

Damn I had to screen shot this comment lol 🙏🏼

Is that at Full Tilt or where all are different and this rule can't always be played and count on winning.

I'm going to start trying this today. Thanks, Nathan.

@BlackRain79Poker

2 жыл бұрын

No prob Jayna, glad this one helped you!

@nimishvyapari

Жыл бұрын

Have you won

Thank you man, you've been helping me for a lot of years now...

@BlackRain79Poker

Жыл бұрын

Awesome, glad my videos are helping you Mike!

When the turn/river comes up and let's say for example, the 9 of clubs comes up and they bet. I would want to fold, right?

Well said

I guess with Spin & Go, with the low stack et the blinds going fast, we have to adjust and be a bit more loose ?

Thanks Nathan.. so….fold to a big raise on the river after you’ve bet every street? Learning tons from you BTW!!

@BlackRain79Poker

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, this is often the best strategy vs tight players in particular especially if you only have a one pair hand. Glad my videos are helping you, thanks for watching!

89s what about if you flip bottom straight sucks right

nice ferrari shirt! i'm hoping they do well in F1 this season... they're car looks sick. have you been to any F1 races in asia? the singapore grand prix looks amazing... another good video! reading TMP right now!!

@vinnie4v277

2 жыл бұрын

Max verstappen for the win.

@cjparrott

2 жыл бұрын

@@vinnie4v277 what about checo?

@vinnie4v277

2 жыл бұрын

@@cjparrott Checo, the max helper 9000 for the win to. Sidenote i hope merc will become competitive again, lets see silverstone its a smooth track. Merc being competitive makes it a exciting championship 3 way fight is always more exciting than a 2 way

This was a great video!

@BlackRain79Poker

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks John!

I'm a newer player and I'm not the best but I've been able to go to the final table twice with friends for cash I always end up messing up due to bad hands and not knowing when to truly play my hand but I'm ready to win their money tonight😎

i thought this was going to be some bogus video but this is really good content

Very good stuff thanks again

@BlackRain79Poker

9 ай бұрын

No prob Frank, glad my poker videos are helping you!

Generally speaking, this is legit strategy for 1/3. Just make sure to remember the type of players you’re doing this against, and if they are aware of the type of player you are (ie a river value better) bc they will just let you bet for them and then 3-bet your value bet on the river with their set, or even just call with something like a king flush draw after hitting that king. Many instances it’s better to check the river to avoid the circumstances where “only a better hand” is calling you, but overall, this is a good strategy. Thanks

To this strategy i would just add dont open pairs from 55 down on utg or utg 2, and also tend to open K10 std as long as ur in co, btn, sb, and ofcourse u really forgot to add that on the btn ofcourse u have to forget averything else and open a million more hands, as long as they are not 62off u have to open them on the btn.. the mathematical advantage is way too strong not to open them, no matter the stakes..

@trevor3575

2 жыл бұрын

Don’t bother dude. This guy is clueless. Anyone that says “only play these specific hands and fold everything else” is not a winning player. Even daniel negeanu said he never won at poker until he stopped only playing supreme hands. By this guys advice there’s gonna be people calling all ins with 87s and pocket 2s. There’s situations you play 45o and there’s situations you’ll fold pocket 10s. That’s poker. You can’t ever say “only play these hands” and what sucks is there’s a lot of beginners here saying they’re going to implement this strategy🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

Great advice! But be sure to do some randomization too. Following any deterministic rules too closely makes you very exploitable. You've got to mix it up a little bit. Also, can we make the title a bit less irritating?

@BlackRain79Poker

7 ай бұрын

Appreciate the kind words, thanks for watching my poker videos!

I don’t get why some seats are better then others. I also never heard those other names for the seats. I only heard of bb an sb

I'm a TAP player (Tight Aggressive Position) player. Kept good records since 1992 and won consistently first at limit then at NLH. Know I've left thousands of $$$ on table by avoiding volatility, but have ground away for years. POSITION POSITION POSITION!!! Often play much tighter early than you recommend, often dumping trouble hands preflop (AJ, KQ,KJ, QJ, lower pairs, etc). When situation/game/POSITION is right will raise, even reraise with 82os or other really garbage low cards. Use very basic strategy but has worked for me for decades.

@limpcall8570

2 жыл бұрын

Will you shut up.

@n8ball02

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@prairiebuds870

2 жыл бұрын

Playing in position and watching how others players play certain hands in certain positions really does reveal a lot of information , if buddy is raising KJ off from UTG more then 3x you know he’s loose and will call off any pair. At least usually some pros have mastered looking like a fish

Anyone play WSOP mobile app and familiar with daily blitz? Basically being able to read the board fast and choose between two hands. Besides putting physical cards out in front of you, any ideas or apps to help you read the board quickly and assess your hand like the daily blitz game? Also for helping in being able to put the opponent in ranges when assessing what cards they might have.

Solid advice.

But what I do if at flop there is no J?

I can see this type of stuff working in 1-3 games for sure.

pls give an in deapth version, cuz i lost on some points as a beginner

thankyou for the tips, its legit

@BlackRain79Poker

Жыл бұрын

No problem!

Good job sir. My humble opinion You have lots of potential 💯👍🏻 Hope you continue your videos. Cheers 🍻

@BlackRain79Poker

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you sir, appreciate the words of encouragement!

Great tip I’ll try that

@BlackRain79Poker

7 ай бұрын

Try it out! Glad my poker videos are helping you!

smashed it bro💯💯💯💯💪💪💪💪

AA-78suited your range especially on the button when your in position should be much wider

Good tips, esp #1

I put 4 people out with this advice ( 2 of them 2x) and ultimately won the table. Thanks!

I watched one of your other videos and you said some of your favorite hands contain 67s and suited Ace wheels draws (ex: A5s, A4s) you took implied odds out of this video.

what about queen 10 suited? ace 10 suited?

I used these to write on a sheet.

**I would add to play with Ax suited too

I get to final tables online a couple times a week

I have made more money playing 5-4 then any other hand. I play 5-4 almost every time I get it. Also position. I play position poker anytime I have the hammer. If I am in 4th position and positions 5-10 fold, it is the same as being on the button. Being last to bet I have the hammer. You don't have to be on the button, just as long as you are in the last betting position. The reason that I make more money on 5-4 is that the person playing an ace is more unllikely to fold after he hits the ace on the turn and I get my straight. Also 5-4 is easy to fold if I don't hit the flop.

Every time I make a move from the button the blinds wake up with monster or donkey me

Thanks

@BlackRain79Poker

Жыл бұрын

No prob Gerald, glad this one helped!

If you never have played poker, you don't know what a flop, a turn or river is, these are great tips. .

@BlackRain79Poker

7 ай бұрын

Happy my videos are helping some beginners :)

Never played poker!but that was great!!!!!

@BlackRain79Poker

7 ай бұрын

Glad it helped anyway! :)

Poker is really about risk management and probability. You won’t win every time but pocket aces vs 7/2 offsuite is always an all in to me

@f_society9151

Жыл бұрын

AA is really rare hand so you have to wait a lot and then when you go all in every body fold...

@jackmacziz6140

Жыл бұрын

@@f_society9151 that is true but I meant in a more general sense. You will never win every time but the idea is the play advantages hands to make money in the long run.

Every time I play now I hear yours and Jonathan Littles voice.

I won a tournament with 2 and 7 off suited, with the river. I got a straight.

If you apply this strategy on the cash game, your stack would be bleeding to dead. When you have strong hand, everybody know then you don't get good profit. Th'at's real life

Nathan, you talk about playing more hands in late position, and less in early position. Do you just decide that intuitively? Or do you have a pre-selected range for each position?

@jfcustomfab

2 жыл бұрын

Pre selected from each position

@geoffsolonsch7782

2 жыл бұрын

Look up range charts this will help you with the type of hands you should be playing from each position.

@FocusedAndMotivated100

2 жыл бұрын

@@jfcustomfab BlackRain's Spokesperson? LOL

@jfcustomfab

2 жыл бұрын

@@FocusedAndMotivated100 as far as I can see he hasn’t replied to anyone’s post .. the guy was asking a legitimate question .. so I answered it .. you know contributing to the conversation .. unlike your waste of a comment ..LOL

@FocusedAndMotivated100

2 жыл бұрын

@@jfcustomfab Lol bro chill take a joke holy crap. And a spokesperson would never respond like that. So you are not his spokesperson.

Only ever playing premium hands doesn't work. You get blinded to death, you get folds any time you raise or call raise, and you see a series of hands where you could have limped for $2, would have flopped a joint, and then the pot gets big as action happens that you're not in. The conundrum is that you have to show just enough looseness to get action when you get good cards. Also it's incredibly frustrating to see every time you get AQ and AK to totally miss the flop, then periods of card dead for hours. If you're card dead for ten hands and you decide to play 9,3off as though it's KK, you get a similar reaction. Depends on the table texture

Great advice vs guys that just always stick it in.

@BlackRain79Poker

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching my poker videos, glad they help!

Play ONLY that hands will get you CRUSHED!!!!

Thanks for the tips

@BlackRain79Poker

Жыл бұрын

No problem!

@mrkanenas

Жыл бұрын

@@BlackRain79Poker it already helped my online playing listen to your advices. Long way to become better! Keep going great content 💪

when you said play only with this hands. how about the KK and QQ. its not on the list

You pretty much described the way i play

i almost bought a new car with ur advice! winning everytime :))

what if somone put you all in with a high pair or some

Your best video

@BlackRain79Poker

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for all your support Paul!

FT rn I need help winning