I watch Daniel everyday. This man is incredible and brings peace to my mind when it comes to poker. Thank you for all your guidance/advice !!

@JP24Mich

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, my favorite poker player

@HotPotatoPoker

2 жыл бұрын

@@JP24Mich Mine too, he has alot of haters. He's confident and knows what the fuck he's talking about and some just don't like that for some reason.

@axelbaker8737

2 жыл бұрын

@@HotPotatoPoker I know but idk why. He’s a great, innovative player (one of the only old school players willing to adapt with how the game is played) and he’s hilarious/extremely entertaining.

@ChillEchoVibe

2 жыл бұрын

Daniel is great person. He improve my game for free. I wish to pay him in future as i will grind higher. If you read this Daniel, Big thanks for you, great work, Please keep it up 💪🙏

@harbingerofepiphany3155

2 жыл бұрын

Hellmuth hasn't changed his style much over the years but somehow managed to cash in 10 out of 34 bracelet events in 2021

Q1. The 6h8h is a likely hand you had. It had an open-ended straight draw and a flush draw making sense to commit to the pot, Plus it's your kind of hand. I think he had AJ or A7 and put u on set.

15:30 you had Q10 of hearts

@jamesbarker9717

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. The route of calling down without raising when he gets more outs at each street makes the most sense to me. I couldn’t see him playing 77or 88 that passively. Especially with 88 I would expect a re-raise at the turn to see where he’s at before the pot gets too inflated at the river and he has to make a difficult decision with middle pair.

@dangame1685

2 жыл бұрын

That's what my guess was as well.

I can’t express how much I love these videos Daniel, much appreciated🙏🙏

Solid content. Love your stuff DNegs! It would be truly EXCELLENT if we knew stack sizes as that has, obviously, massively different strategy implications.

Great content that never seen before. Done with love to the game and to the people

QT of hearts, you would've raised your straight flush draw on the flop or a set on the flop to protect against other hearts leaving QT as the only option

I would love to sit down with a pro like Dan and really be taught how to properly play poker. How to understand ranges and what all that stuff means.

Good luck Daniel! Great stuff as usual.

The sets to showdown hurts to see haha. What a way to go. Great vid dnegs

Hey Daniel, love your lessons and videos! My guess for the first quiz is you have gone with hand number 2. To go in order, since your range and position, you could betting with all of those hands, but I believe if you had the first hand, you would not go through a 3- bet. And whatching you for quite sometime, I believe you would gain slighlty more value with the third hand and be more aggresive after the flop.That's my humble opinion anyway, and I'm curios hope you would answer soon:) And for the second question, I would say you have Ah3s, becuase I think you would not leave the flop un-betted with being in position at the time. If the question was whether the hand is Ac3h or Ah3c, I think it would be much easier :) Probably you would explain your reasons and we will go "Ohhhh... makes sense"

I'd be interested in you talking a bit about acceptable bust out situations where you make decent/good plays, end up pushing all in and getting beat but you knew before you jammed that you would be ok with a few obscure hands having you bested? I think learning how to accept losing goes a long way towards winning in poker.

Great analysis again. The mixed games are best.

Trying to enjoy my morning coffee on Christmas break, and Daniel gives me homework 🙃

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Hey Daniel, love the content. This may not be relevant, so correct me if I am off, but I think some context on the players you are facing when you want us to guess the hand you have would help. I think the A3o hand made a lot of sense, but without knowing much about the CO player in the first example, it is a little bit more tricky to figure out. Does he check raise often, obviously he can have a lot of JX in that calling range in the CO so I understand your bluff in theory - it makes perfect sense. With GTO more prevalent now days, do you even factor that into your play?

Thanks as always Daniel 👍

You know when you are making huge progress when you watch Daniel's video and you do many similar things.

Q1, i think you would bet like that with all 3 of those hands, but pockets 7’s are 3 different hands so they seem more likely. I’ll go with pocket 7’s.

13:30 if you're not bluffing ever in a spot where you can be busted, that both reveals that you have a value hand when you bet in bust spots And reveals you're bluffing more frequently in spots where you can't bust, because you still have to keep your bluff percentage high It's a mistake I've made a lot

Hello Daniel my name is jack, I’ve been watching you for a long time, before I start I would like to say merry Christmas I hope you had a great day!, right I will get into it I’ve been watching you, and all the videos on you calling what people have and doing legendary calls and folds, I just have a couple of questions, and if you could some advice would be amazing!, I can play poker and I can also %90 read people , I struggle with people who don’t really know what they are doing and they play, it’s hard to play against someone who has like a pair of 2s and think they have the best hand when there are a lot of better hands up there and they don’t fold to your raises because they don’t understand a bluff any advise man? That would be amazing?

Wish I knew how to run bluffs like you. You see all the angles.

Second hand is Ah3s probably because Ah3h wants to bet flop in position as it can make more nuts. Ah3s is content to take another card and keep ranges weak where Ace High might be the best hand if it checks through. First hand I'm not sure. But maybe QhTh because it blocks hands SB or BB could squeeze with.

I think check/call or check/ship the 99. He’s going to be floating a decent amount on that flop I think we are more or less committed to the pot but that allows him to bluff or bet a smaller pair and protects your over card Cbet check/fold turn range

I say 6-8

@lusterxix1527

2 жыл бұрын

FYI, I answered before watching anymore of the video.

I think you had the nuts with A3 suited and were trying to show a play like a bluff that would be called.

How long is the tournament?? Do people do anything else except play poker for a month?

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🙄Ummm I didn't choose bluff on either hand lol.. I'm a new subscriber I really enjoyed that!..It was very interesting video!..👍

id say pocket 7’s. opponent was probably shooting for the flush (or was bluffing on it), daniel calls making it seem like he either A has it or B has some sort of pair leaving the opponent to run dry on a high card w no pair. turn comes making it J 7 4 9, he checks and then calls after the bet is made possibly shooting for 7-J straight or a flush, river comes K of spades daniel bets he folds.

What software is dnegs using for live poker hand replays please?

Guessing your hand, I'd say you had 2 hearts just because I know you bet straight and flush draws aggressively. And with trip 7s, you don't let opp see the turn without a big raise. And you raise big when your draw doesn't hit. It was probably Q-10h. Q-10h jives with your play, the big raise after the turn, flush and straight draws. I'm curious what he had that he hung on to the end to fold. Hearts? 2 pair? It had to potentially be good to call you.

@mudgangsosa

2 жыл бұрын

i like this. i was thinking he might’ve had pocket 7s and decided to play flop slow since there was a possible flush, then once the turn hit 9 of diamonds, he checked then called daniel’s bet willing to take it to the river only to find K of spades making triple 7s the best

excellent

In my opinion pocket 7s. I don't think you would call the raise under the gun with 68, maybe with qt. After that the call to the flush draw was reasonable, because of pot odds, 17Against 35 But after he checked, I don't think you would raise that much pot size if you had a draw to be completed on the river. You would check, or bet pot odds. Even with implied odds, I think the bet was too high for queen ten. Therefore, I think it was the 7's.

@NaSi-pn4io

Жыл бұрын

Oh and the last bet was supposed to be seen as a bluff, because of it's size.

This is really great. Now do one that is all puppies!

Daniel who was the most fearful player from the Poker boom days?

I think you had A3 offsuit in the second hand. Most of this video has been you showing off bluffs and knowing you block the nuts gave you the big overbet. If you actually did have the nuts, an overbet that large should scare off a good opponent since he likely already had a flush but one that wouldn't pay that price. If you actually had the nuts you would want to bet no larger than a pot size bet I feel.

Imo you had 68s in first play and A3o second one :D I think that's play in your style.

Great player

15:30 its difficult because you said you were bluffing a lot in this tournament anyways. I don't think you'd do anything except raise big if you flopped the set, so I'll eliminate that. You were raising a bit too much to risk a stack that big with a low card flush draw. I think you were going for the q 10 hearts equity and raised turn and flop to match your previous pattern of bluffing ridiculously. I also think if your opponents folded you would have shown the hand to throw them off. If you're gonna stick to bluffing you might as well put up an honest front when you have the chance

Thought I would give you a laugh. Definition of poker: Poker is the only game that can be played with the best player on the planet, against someone who knows the rules but has never played, never looks at their cards, bet on the toss of a coin and still win, bloody brilliant.

Does anyone here mind explaining to me why at 18:40 the 8 is better for BB than UTG. Is it cos BB is more likely to have an 8 in his/her range?

Big fan sir

The first breakdown you give, the verbal one, you did good imo. I've got over 7.62 in tournament winnings so I know what I'm talking about. Would you take this opinion less seriously now knowing I mean 7.62k? By 39! 😂

what software is this, its great! GG is the best

Ahhhh I got them right!

6:45 he had you on the turn, pocket 7s 8s or 6s or 5s =b

number 2 again

Trying to learn...you say you block flush combos because you have a club...there are 9 other clubs...no chance he could have 2 of them. Any answer from the "pros" out there would be appreciated.

@monkeymanmax8352

2 жыл бұрын

I'm no pro, but if you think about it from a probability perspective, with 3 clubs on the table, and no clubs in your hand, the probability he has 2 clubs is 10/47*9/46 = 4.2%. If you have a club in your hand, the chance he has 2 clubs is 9/47*8/46 = 3.3%. Essentially, all blocking means is that there are less cards that are good for your opponent because you have one in your hand, making it less likely they have a good hand.

Well that was fun. The last hand is why trying to trap with trips can blow up. You raise post flop and you know he has trips or a high pair or 4-5. You try to trap and suddenly there's a flush draw, Qs, and you don't know what he's calling you with. You both trying to trap each other, lol. It could have just as easily been you with trip Qs busting him, lol.

@GeneralSton3

2 жыл бұрын

Wouldn't queens have 3bet preflop? I think the queen is capped to a pair

@YTSparty

2 жыл бұрын

@@GeneralSton3 True, but it was 3-handed and the other guy raised pre-flop. Do you 3bet against possible As? Not everyone 3bets As. It seems like whenever I slow play trips, something else always gets there.

Rv outside the casino?

In my opinion 6 8 of hearts

number 2

The blocking calculations are overrated usually, especially for flushes So instead of 8 clubs out there there are maybe only 7. Big freakin whoop.

Daniel long time no see miss you

With 20 20 hindsight I can catch like 1 or 2 minor mistakes out of 100s of hands and think I'm something when in reality I would've made 10x more mistakes on the spot lol.

You had pocket 7s, I guarantee

A 3 off suit

Wow. He limps aa at co!!!

Daniel, consigue traductor al español !!!! Please

@Karim_RD

2 жыл бұрын

Si quieres alguna parte específica del video, dime cual y te la traduzco, y si en general, a otro teléfono descarga una app traductor que traduce no textos, si no cuando uno habla y lo pones cerca del cll donde estás viendo el video, y así la app escucha y te lo traduce. Porque no creo que Daniel lo va a hacer.

Ah3s

Why going all in was a big mistake. He has a flush draw, checks, you raise, he calls. He hits the flush, checks...you should know it's a potential trap as he now has confidence you're pushing nothing and will at least raise. A raise would have been ok, but all-in was a horrible move. Being predictable allows easy check-raises from opps. Also, he appeared weak so he knows you're likely to just make a value bet if you have something, an all-in is a sure sign you're trying to steal it.

@kennyarnold497

2 жыл бұрын

All in was only half pot… can’t really do much else there on the river if you decide to bet. Obviously in hindsight he should have given up but you can’t be results oriented and that all in would often get someone off anything weaker than a good king

@YTSparty

2 жыл бұрын

@@kennyarnold497 yeah but he didn't even have to raise. If his goal is to just gamble and re-buy, so be it. If 1/2 pot, just check. It's like making a raise that only someone who can beat you will call. Why do you do it?

Q 10

The Q2 guy is known for eating a sandwich at the table.

Kid Poker 😃

Att 7 min it’s even less possible that he folded a 2 as one of them is the one of club

Ah3s - my guess. Ah blocker. Without hearts, 4-6, or set, board is a miss. And he might fold low hearts. The fact you're calling attention to this hand makes me think you're bragging about a bluff.

77

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wow... thught you had pocket 7 ... no, maybe not - reviewing the scene you would have raised over the 40.000 instead of a call - you are too aggressive player for a call already having a set of 7s in the flop.... poker is interesting, i play only for fun - actually if i had a set of 7 in the flop i would make a trap with only a call suggesting a semi bluff for waiting a flush - i used to play slow play against others - having a good time with friends... Your play is serious - actually it is brillant to see a professional thinker's brain during action... thanks for your videos, i just understood that real poker is not a toy....

Why tf did he go all in with nothing?

@tomavs3547

2 жыл бұрын

Its called poker

1 cause you usually play with nothing

pocket 7s no doubt lol

@arshad5439

2 жыл бұрын

YOU BLUFFED BOTH. too sick

QThh

He bluffed 6 8

@kevinbyrne126

2 жыл бұрын

I think 77 is more likely. He wouldve raised chidwick on the flop especially since addamo was pfr and tried to get it in. Plus chidwick has more heart draws when he checks the turn so i think its less likely daniel has 6h8h

@kevinbyrne126

2 жыл бұрын

Update: im wrong

reply please

@dannyw7479

2 жыл бұрын

Naw

DANIEL. I have watched you since you first came on the poker scene. I have always thought of you in the highest regards. HOWEVER, since watching your latest vlog I am very disappointed hearing your USE of the “F” word so much. Please stop and clean up your speech. Also I was shocked to see your poor sportsmanship at the end of your modern day poker loss on GG poker.

Ggpoker is a scam. Whatever you do, don't put money in there. I posted a half page post and it was immediately deleted. Shame on you, Daniel. You have no integrity and everyone knows it.

Что думаете о моей игре на моём канале на 500.000

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