You are the best communicator in poker.

@dnegspoker

Жыл бұрын

Awwww shucks thanks 🙂

@xaviererickson3351

Жыл бұрын

@@dnegspoker I love you Daniel! You’ve been my favorite player for a long time now. Your small ball strategy book was what got me into playing poker when I was probably like 14-15 when I read that book and now your videos help me a lot too. Wish there was a way I could ask you about certain hands or pay you to be my coach! I’m sure you’re way too busy for that though and would have a lot of people lined up. Anyway thank you!

@johntrevett2944

Жыл бұрын

​@Daniel Negreanu Besides Ivey, who would you say is the most skilled player in poker?

@Tom_Bee_

Жыл бұрын

My vote goes to Phil Galfond for clarity and ease of listening but I'm placing Daniel at #2. Dnegs has certainly been the top ambassador since ever at this point.

@donjones3620

Жыл бұрын

​@@dnegspoker You go on a swindlers show and now you want to call out Ali 😮😮😮

Notice how Daniel waits until the cards are in the muck before he says anything. I like that

@joelbutcher16

Жыл бұрын

Are you talking about his hard or Jagers hand

@maxpal27

Жыл бұрын

Notice how he talks on the river, before opponents fold? Lol

@Blase21

Жыл бұрын

In a heads up situation you’re allowed to talk all you want as long as you don’t give anything away pertaining to your whole cards

@s1dest3p

Жыл бұрын

Lol I'm clearly talking about when Daniel is chatting about what Jager must have had. The point is that he was careful not to talk freely (non-strategically) until the dealer mucked the cards.

@jsbmx2039

Жыл бұрын

Pro

I recall Mike Sexton saying very plainly never talk to Daniel Negreanu during a hand. That table talk Eric Perrson can only dream of.

This really reminds me of Daniel's analysis of Scotty Nyugen's speech play in the final hand of the 98 WSOP main event. Nyugen had gotten down to heads up with what I believe was an amateur named Kevin McBride. Nyugen could tell that the pressure had really been grinding on McBride, it was obvious he wasn't having a good time, and didn't want to play anymore. Scotty recognized this, shoved with some thick value hand, and said "if you call it's all over baby" to tempt the guy into calling for his emotional desire not to play anymore. McBride called off the rest of his stack playing the board. This is pretty much the opposite spot, but still the same type of emotional psychological analysis of the opponent's desire to play on.

Daniel this content is gold. Love you buddy.

Great way to start my day. Super interesting to hear your hand breakdowns. Glad more are coming. Thanks 😁

Huh. Unusual analysis :). I'm just a Joe, but I like the all-in size A LOT, precisely because of your comment "He's having a Blast. Doesn't want to go home." I think he might fold a variety of 2-Pair hands. And I don't think A-2 on that board is strong enough to believe 'value-only.'

@dnegspoker

Жыл бұрын

I don;'t think it's wise to try and get him off two pair here and considering his long tank on the turn, it's far more likely he just has an Ace or a draw

@Nickunparalleled

Жыл бұрын

@@dnegspoker Thanks for your additional thoughts :). Happy Spring to you, Daniel.

Very interesting outcome. While it is never easy for a player to analyze his hand and outcome, its great that Daniel is willing to walk thru this. Thanks DNegs.

Wow Utube is getting so good lately with pros from poker to skateboarding ext starting there own channels and really getting personal and talking about what they do and why they do it. It's really cool hearing professionals talk in detail about how they make certain decisions and the whole thought process. I love Daniel, this channel is so awesome!

@SKATEiQ

Жыл бұрын

which skate channel you talking about? cause i love daniels content to death and i skate haha

"...you must have a hand...", then shoves the river = insta fold for me. In the second hand, right before the 4-bet (17:00), you get really theatrical-almost comedic when you quickly dart your eyes toward both stacks. Who am I, but from you, to me that screams confidence. I'm folding anything that I wouldn't 5-bet with...

Loving these breakdowns Thank you!

Started watching these videos. Great explanation, Daniel. Cheers 🍻

I really like the 3 Straight speech. It. Not only is he saying 300k but gives the sense there's a straight out there and almost a warning but seems like a slipping word.

I love how Daniel explains that he should've bet 300 on the end, which I agree with, because it exploits his opponent not wanting to go home vs an all in. Pure theory guys will never do that. And they would be right ONLY if every player at the table was executing a strong theory game.

@Richard-sc7yq

Жыл бұрын

Do not fall for the scam from WhatApp. This person is not Daniel Negreanu.

@JiveDadson

Жыл бұрын

The purpose of a blocker bet is to get worse to call, and get better only to call.

So excited for day 3 videos!!!

We neeeeeed MORE!!! 😂 I told you already. Good job DNegs!!! 👍

Love this!! Thanks Dneg

Hey Daniel, I never really played cash until this year and I never really realized how much information I’ve learned from this content, you put out and even though I may post my videos, a little rough and tough. I definitely appreciate the information you gave out through the years, so thank you my friend and I hope we both can play in the World Series together. #Dabluffbaby.

@Richard-sc7yq

Жыл бұрын

Do not fall for the scam from WhatApp. This person is not Daniel Negreanu.

@lemonaus8871

Жыл бұрын

What a pathetic way to try and promote yourself.

Thanks Dnegs, these are very helpful.

I did hybrid poker for a month and it was the most intuitive, user friendly software I have used. That being said, at the moment (as of March 1 2023) they only have one stack size (100BB) and only have 6 max games

it's actually so cool that you do this as one of the best man

These hand breakdown videos are really interesting!

@raldrich5093

Жыл бұрын

I think so too

I love it when pros like Danial , when the big hand and start talking shit. I’m coming up with weird analogies

The second hand brakedown was way more interesting. Thanks, Daniel!

Loving the play style. I'm a big proponent of limping and seeing as many flops as possible.

Thanks Daniel, i appreciate you.

God I loved this!! Amazing video from the 🐐

Poker is a wolf's game. Major respect to Negreanu for putting guilt and emotions aside when in the zone, I don't think I would have the heart to think like this.

@WillPage

Жыл бұрын

What do you mean?

@ryancheng1312

Жыл бұрын

@@WillPage I mean that it pays to be predatory. "Preying on" people's tendencies and exploiting them is an integral part of making more money. But Nugreanu knows how to separate being predatory in and out of game, that's something that is really respectable

„Oh boy indeed“ 🤣🤣 love it

You know what’s weird about Bonomo? He’s an amazing player obviously but I’ve never seen him do anything uniquely special. I’m sure he must show that creativity but he might just be an unreal decision maker. Making the right play at an unreal rate. Not a fan of his at all but great respect for his play. Huge fan of his back in the day like party poker scandal days and then seeing him rebound live. Was happy for him.

@jaketaylor3129

Жыл бұрын

Just seeing his stack size. It’s like he’s always going deep in high rollers it seems.

@jaketaylor3129

Жыл бұрын

That creativity that makes players stand out is also why they’re so high variance.

Esti un exemplu pentru multi tineri romani, multumim!

Love those free test DN....I live for this.. thanks..

thanks for the knowledge kid 😁😍

always such great breakdowns, appreciate it!

Very well played hand. I think you got max value on this one, I'm not sure how often you get called all in with those effective stacks on the river. Again, nicely played!

@WillPage

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. 300 or jam he is calling or not.

@fevolenko3995

Жыл бұрын

Nah I agree 💯 the repeat 300 leaving 150 was best play.

If Chewy jams AK+, QQ+, you have 40.2% against that range with QQ and you need ~30%. So folding seems pretty big mistake and he is likely to have little bit wider range anyway.

@kristoferjacobson8195

Жыл бұрын

fair point in regards to the direct pot odds you’re being laid, but this fails to take in consideration the ICM situation. In general, it’s a complete disaster for Negreanu to be all in pre at this stage of the tournament for 1m chips effective (which I think is about 80bbs). Maybe if he has AA or KK it can be justified but I think Negreanu is right that QQ would just be a fold.

Good job Daniel

Good video.

ty Daniel for this

@Richard-sc7yq

Жыл бұрын

Beware of any replies/comments from 'WhatApp' or 'Telegram'. The person behind those accounts, is not Daniel Negreanu.

I look forward to these videos as much as I look forward to watching the Last of Us lol. Crazy how good your content is, hope the channel keeps growing

I wish I knew half of what you're talking about. I've been a typical home player for more than 10 years. My range is everything from 7/2 off to AA suited :)

@helderboymh

Жыл бұрын

AA suited ( ಠ⁠_⁠ಠ)

@TheBrad605

Жыл бұрын

@@helderboymh its possible if the deck is messed up :)

Got my 53 in the test. Considering I've learnt about GTO couple of weeks ago, I like my result. Thank you Daniel for bringing my interest in Poker back, no need to put the work in the theory.

@KazACWizard

Жыл бұрын

you still should, theory is a good benchmark, and its dissociated from other factors like psychology and the players. it is still very important to use theory to gauge good moves.

@anapsuturi9827

Жыл бұрын

@@KazACWizard agreed. Realising that, as I am digging deeper into this world. Theory can provide a strong baseline to build your game, but just in any other field sometimes you need to think outside the box and react on the spot. Bot theory can help you build a baseline to start from

@KazACWizard

Жыл бұрын

@@anapsuturi9827 the theory for anything you do is important, but you use that theory to manipulate it in situations such as live games, where you have tells, and you can gauge player tendencies, then of course you may manipulate the theory to bet more often persay to gain that much more favourable positive ev. outside the box thinking is very important i agree, however you cant get there without theory which provides the context. as i mentioned tells and the tendencies also provide the context but the theory allows you to gauge how much can you actually exploit such players

@anapsuturi9827

Жыл бұрын

I agree, anything new you want to study in life you start from the theory. The more you study, the more there is left to discover, especially now, when everything is hanging so fast, including the game. So, there's obviously a lot of learning to do. As my guitar teacher used to say: "the moment you decide that you have nothing more to learn and you reached your maximum you start to stagnate and go down".

Everyone in the chat of Hustler Live Casino was asking for you as the most wanted player to see. 1 million dollar buy-in game coming in May. Has Dnegs written all over it. 🤘

@Richard-sc7yq

Жыл бұрын

Beware of any replies/comments from 'WhatApp' or 'Telegram'. The person behind those accounts, is not Daniel Negreanu.

The 300 river is great hindsight. I wouldn't have considered it but I'm not Daniel Negreanu. Excellent hand.

I like the second lesson with the four bet with queens

Hi Daniel, I've noticed a significant contrast between playing low stakes and high stakes poker. At higher stakes, I receive a lot more action, and it appears that my opponents are willing to call me with almost any hand. Could you please explain why this is the case and how I can adapt to the level difference and remain competitive?

@ReactifyNation

Жыл бұрын

it's worth calling when you're deep stacked because you can get all the money.. vs 25 percent of your stack to win mere change

Realmente aprecio mucho que subas este contenido Dani muchas gracias, un gran maestro saludos desde Colombia.

Let me start off by saying that I am NOT a pro, but I do play a lot of local friendly games. Having watched Daniel for many years, I would have definitely put a weak A in his range the way it played out pre flop. Limp, call the raise pre flop. Then he leads out every street after. Now he is absolutely good enough to not only let me believe but make me believe that was exactly what he had. So just like his opponent here I would question myself after the river, but I would definitely have folded as well. I would have folded to any bet having put the weak A in his range from the start and believing that his crap kicker hit on the flop. Thank you for this channel, Daniel I really enjoy hearing about your thought process.

@Richard-sc7yq

Жыл бұрын

Beware of any replies/comments from 'WhatApp' or 'Telegram'. The person behind those accounts, is not Daniel Negreanu.

Hey Daniel, you mention in the first hand that your 300k open bet after the turn was to charge any draws. What type of sizing would you expect to see if YOU had the draw? I am trying to put myself in Jager's shoes and decipher if I can get a read on your hand through your bet size but I'm having trouble deciding what size you would go with on a diamond/straight draw as opposed to having it?

Is 'around the horn' straights ever used in any poker games? ie K-4, Q-3 and J-2?? Nice show Daniel.

To be honest, the hybrid poker has quite a few bugs: 1, not being able to see how the hand ended sucks 2, not being able to see the correct action after every step/hand 3, not being able to pause the game

@dnegspoker

Жыл бұрын

You can do all that when you sign up and use the product. You are just doing the test, and the 30 question test does show you the correct answer. How the hand ends isn't relevant at all.

Let’s say you do bet 300k on River and he jams all in. Would be hard too have bluffs there with so little behind for you to call? He could be slow playing AA ( even though you block). He could have QQ calling you down thinking you were betting on flush draw. I think if he jams, there’s a chance you find a fold ( more unlikely but also could have AQs , 45s )

@barscus

Жыл бұрын

Fair point about jamming on the 300k bet with 0 fold-equity being a super-strong looking move, but the problem with it is the same thing that makes it look strong, he has exactly 0 fold-equity against anything short of a pure bluff. Yes he could have you beat, but at that point you're paying 150k to win almost 2 million, giving you better than 12 to 1 on the call, meaning he has to have you beat well over 90% of the time for a fold to be something to consider for Daniel.

@bobbywinger6741

Жыл бұрын

@@barscus I do think u have to call but would feel like you are beat. I know AA QQ most likely raise pre but could of been looking for a squeeze and then decide to slow play

Great table draw for daniel

he would have probably played AQ that same way and just called at the end

This video is the equivalent of tanking on the table, my biggest mistake was when I won a 1.5 m pot 😂

@Richard-sc7yq

Жыл бұрын

Do not fall for the scam from WhatApp. This person is not Daniel Negreanu.

What I’m really curious about is what you do if he raises you all-in after you bet 300k? As some random guy he really could have AQ, sometimes the easiest way to handle limpers is just to limp behind, especially with a lot of players behind you, bc when one of them raise you can see what the limper does when it gets back to them. did they limp trap? Will they fold? (probably unlikely dnegs limp folds but before that tournament youd think it was unlikely he limps at all 😅) He could also easily have A7, A3, 3s & 7s, and sometimes even 54s. Just curious if you pray and call or you think “this is a guy who doesn’t want to leave he’s not doing this with air” and fold. I’m not very good at poker but I thought it was great how you shoved bc yeah sometimes he’s got AQ or a set or something, but most of the time he doesnt, and at least by shoving first, you have him covered by a lot, and you take away his ability to bluff you. bc I imagine if he shoves after another 300k bet you’re in a pretty tough position even if you know he _probably_ doesn’t have it.

Daniel, a few questions : 1.How much was the buy-in for that tournament ? ... 2.How much should a player have aside as "poker money", in order to be able to afford a buy-in around 500k, which I am guessing was about the buy-in for that ? ... 3.If 24 players paid 500k each, meaning 10,2mil and prizes were 7,2 mil, what value did the organizers offer, that justified them walking away with almost 3mil ? Why didn't the players just hire a few dealers and do it on their own ?

The mind of a genius

Sweet Music

Hey Mr. Negreanu I've been following your career for a very long time. You and Ivey are my favorite. I enjoy your open analytical approach, and Phil's Jordan like killers instinct . I would very much like to go through a training program that can help me think about the game the way you do. If you can, please supply me with the information on a program that you approve of. I'm an above average player with a few final table appearances at the bicycle club here in LA. I'm looking to gain a deeper level of thinking when playing. Also, if you are ever in the area I would be happy to play a round of golf with you at Riviera country club. Have a nice day

@cstew1653

Жыл бұрын

I’ll take you up in the round at riv but can’t help too much with the poker coaching 🙃

@TwoAcesGolf

Жыл бұрын

Hey CJ, I work for Daniel. Send me a message on Twitter @twoacesgolf or email me at twoacesgolf@gmail.com. Thanks.

@michalcoombes1177

Жыл бұрын

Check out his and Phil Iveys Masterclasses

Brilliant analysis. “Your are officially never invited to our game ever again”🤑

When there are many hands that beat you and your opponent calls 300k to see the river. Then comes a Q which is heavily in favor of one of the hands you’re worried about…you then shove it in and hope for a fold.

Tough spot means you need courage to continue. 😆 gamed.

i clocked on to the fact that the guy was sweating and shaking, as if he may have known that he was beat. he really didnt like the blank because he started shaking. and then the river, his head was shaking a bit so i mean that doesnt scream strength. so mabye even if you value bet him 300k he may have folded. i dont know if you picked that up daniel but still a great hand.

T he psychology of that thought🤜

@Richard-sc7yq

Жыл бұрын

Beware of any replies/comments from 'WhatApp' or 'Telegram'. The person behind those accounts, is not Daniel Negreanu.

The rare time when a blocker bet makes sense.

If you would’ve went 250K on turn and another 250 or 300K on river that would’ve worked but hindsight is always 20/20

Hard to disagree with a master like Daniel, but... I feel like a check on the river is the better move. If you're prepared to jam or even bet 300, you should be ready to call 450. Most importantly, it leaves him in the position to believe you missed a big draw or over played and his Ace is good, and he'll shove it for you. If he checks you're still no worse off.

Hardest line in sports came from bowling. That's too funny

Limpin Pimpin!

Daniel has a huge advantage in limped pots because the rest if the pros hates it lol, but it gives Daniel value in spots many other miss

Pete Weber, the legend

Would love to see some videos about actual mistakes where he loses.

Funny to see the A 8 of clubs, played a tournament yday and made a big mistake. So I was short stack on final table with 70k chips. bb at 10k aiddy. So I wanted to jam pick up the blinds right? but then someone jammed before me but instead of questioning I kind of just took the gamble and called. He had queens. I think the plan to jam wasnt too bad but alarm bells shouldve gone off on the all in. AS my only outs against another all in are most likely just Aces or a flush. Such a dumb call cost me the tournament 😪

@Dynamic0NE

Жыл бұрын

You were shot before that lol

@Phntom-ce5ge

Жыл бұрын

@@CMCMTTTV Hmm I see, I thought it was a major bad call as pros wouldve probs folded to an all in with 7 bb left imo but not sure either. think it was defo improvable, thanks for the comment tho

Do players go all in with just an ace in that situation

Played to perfection I thought but Daniel being critical there is why he’s one of the goats. I just have to say, my god I hate Justin Bonomo with every fibre of my being

Starts with a limp 😂😂😂

12.50 - “one of the thought processes that went through my head was to fold…” OH MY GOD YOU WERE REALLY GONNA FOLD THAT?? Ohhhh I see you meant twofold

Why you never ever joined any of the Triton super high rollers?

This is the best poker player in the world.

Negreanu is such a savage!

I think he's actually trying to tilt Jager and cause him to shove his stack

Daniel your slick but I saw that peak your good

LIMPY LIMPY POWWW ! HOW YA LIKE DANIEL NOWWW , POT 💰 💰 💰

Once again im asking for the outro song!

@TwoAcesGolf

Жыл бұрын

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@AmahdBreazell

Жыл бұрын

@@TwoAcesGolf YURRRRR TY

He can count the cards to an astonishing aura to know close to what you have in your hand. NEGREANU THE RAIN MAN OF POKER!!!!! ((CLAPPING))!!!! Personally I would never enter a tournament that he is in period!

God of Poker

@Richard-sc7yq

Жыл бұрын

Beware of any replies/comments from 'WhatApp' or 'Telegram'. The person behind those accounts, is not Daniel Negreanu.

Limp strat will never work in small games, everyone will just limp back

Honestly bro I hope if we ever play together you don’t do your voodoo magic communication against me 😂

I don’t know how Bluechew and Daniel haven’t partnered up yet considering how many men watch poker, and how often Daniel uses the word ‘limp’….

The "great value" brand value bet lol

I thought that was a Phil rap........

The Fat-Shaming was uncalled for.

His body language gave it all away.

❤🔥

You go on a swindlers show and now you want to call out Ali 😮😮😮

Sorry D Negs Jeff Boski already laid claim to the bowler guy I am line

On the 2nd hand featured, Petrangelo had 2.2mil at that point, you would NOT have been the chip leader if you Worre had shoved and you lost.....

Hindsight

WhaT if u did the 300 and he shoved?

@Richard-sc7yq

Жыл бұрын

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