I've got 3 courses worth of 3k total and the free content on your channel is actually more helpful than the courses. I really like your style and it's right up my alley. Please delete this channel and offer more training for beginning/intermediate players on your site :)

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

come join us, i promise the course is even better

@doneil3263

2 ай бұрын

@@hungryhorsepoker You state your courses are for serious players that are already profitable (if i'm not mistaken). What if you are a rec that likes to play 4-6x a month, but your casino is full of regs and you need to up your level so you can be profitable?

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

let’s talk and see if it’s a fit. promise we will never sell you something that’s not.

@harryharrison3476

2 ай бұрын

@@hungryhorsepoker yeah i would love to join the course but the price is probably a bit too high for me atm from what I've read on the internet. I wish you had some kind of separate shorter courses or subscription instead of purely the full bootcamp, as awesome as it seems. Maybe after a year of grinding I'll be able to join. Thanks for the excellent free content in the meantime.

@SFreedberg1

2 ай бұрын

When the flop goes ck ck and you ck turn and villain stabs; you covered everything but possibly one. What if you're holding AKo and villian stabs; assuming just a normal live stabby bet size. What are you doing with AKo on that board? Last question; do you also recommend 6 to 10x c/r sizing on turn? Thanks

Thanks for the knowledge. I'm going to have to watch this video at least a few more times to let it sink in.

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

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@Fatpigkenny

2 ай бұрын

Agreed - his vids takes a few views to digest - which means they are 🔥

This content should not be free

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

😂😂

These videos have been fantastic. The graphics paired with the excellent instruction is the best presentation out there.

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

thank u alan 🥰

Making the most amount of money playing poker nis about putting your opponents in the situations where they make the biggest mistakes! What mistakes do live players make in position vs a check? 1) They stab too much for protection 2) They telegraph their hand strength with sizing (specifically on dynamic boards) 3) They fail to "protect" their check back range Who's excited to experiment with this strategy?

1st 3 minutes outstanding! thx for making this easy to comprehend.

This is gold. Thanks and nicely done.

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

thank you 🥰

This is your best video yet. I love it so much because of how organized it was. The way you presented the info was quick and easy to follow. Thank y’all so much; looking forward to joining the boot camp once I save up a bit more funds!

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

so glad you enjoyed it and got value out of it! been working really hard to make these more condensed put still packed with useful info

@Zilla16NY

2 ай бұрын

Agree, as someone who has paid for lots of coaching (1-1 and training sites) this guys presentation and organiztion is better than anyone out there.

Amazing video!

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

thank you thank you

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@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

bet sizing guide is mostly for ip!

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@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

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@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

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@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

thank u thank u

Great info. Do you think this also works for online Cash games?

@hungryhorsepoker

Ай бұрын

to some extent. the lower the stakes, the more it applies.

Dang this was sharp

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

thank you!

What online site is this. Can I play this in florida

In one example you explained when deeper you could shove for little more than pot and you had QT as the hand. Do you advocate going for it on river with front door flush? And/or combo draw? I’ve seen a lot of stuff where front door draws are give ups on riv bc of blocking their folding range, so just curious. Really like your videos!

@hungryhorsepoker

25 күн бұрын

a combo draw is going to be a LESS profitable bluff than some other combos, but if they are overfolding it’s still going to significantly outperform giving up. i think people get way too caught up in combos and lose the forest for the trees. how do we funnel them to over call when we have value and over fold when we have bluffs?

Thanks for this video. Just a note you mentioned most live players stab the flop too often with their SDV (like TT on the Js9s2c board) yet when the flop goes XX and we X the turn you mention they are also stabbing with the same SDV they would in theory have bet on the flop so how do they have this group of hands in both nodes? Thanks

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

good question! they overstab relative to equilibrium on flip with sdv, but they still get to the turn with a bunch of sdv on turn cuz they’re not ALWAYS stabbing it. it’s still a big % of their x back range.

Do we delay oop overbet like solver? I tried ， Look smart but not efficient

Marc do you settle into your sessions, or do you play your strategy straight away? I usually like to play some ABC poker to begin with, get comfortable before working in bluffs. Any feedback on this approach?

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

i always try my best to make what i think is the most profitable decision long term, regardless of if its the very first hand of the night, or i'm racking up to leave. now to be clear - it's sometimes really really hard to do this! you want to settle in at the beginning. and you don't want to play for stacks at the end if you're up a bunch... but i try my hardest to hold myself to these standards. long term, your bankroll will appreciate it.

In the example shown, after you ceckraise the flop with a value hand (set or 2pair) and the turn complete the flush how do you procede? And why also. Thanks

@hungryhorsepoker

Ай бұрын

great question! we have defaults broken out for every branch of the game tree in our 28 day live poker bootcamp. check out our website if you’re interested in more.

can u make a similar video for the button

@hungryhorsepoker

Ай бұрын

check out our video on ultimate guide to bet sizing for a debrief on how to play in position

I'd be really interested in the course, because this content is extremely good. But, I am a break even player at 1/3 and I play closer to 20 hours per month, so I'm guessing it might be overkill for me in terms of investment? I'm dying to know how the strategy changes in 3b pots tho.

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

appreciate the kind words! usually we say it’s very very very worth it as far as immediate ROI for anyone playing over 50 hours a month. at 20 it may take you a bit longer to apply it and have it pay for itself. so no harm in enjoying the free stuff and if you decide you want take the plunge we’re here!

they should fold set of 22 to a 6x-10x checkraise, but if they dont we are way behind with our draws... please explain

Can you do a video about playing multiway pots oop in a SRP with 3+ players as an opener? I seem to be strugling with this in live poker

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

already made it, it’s coming soon

@JohnSmith-og5th

2 ай бұрын

@@hungryhorsepoker great!

J92 with a flush draw is my favorite of all the flops.

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

a lot of people have been telling me that

If i check raise to 6x-10x with a A high flush draw i have to fold to a jam... so why not rasie to 4x and save money if op jams?

Fold 22 on A72 😮. Can’t do it 😅

9:43 plot twist villain snaps you off with A5 of spades Kidding aside this is amazing content

Hi! Is there a price on boot camp program?

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

yep! shoot us an email or set up a call with us on our website

Curious if this applies to 3b pots as well?

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

some, but not all! can definitely dive into some of the differences in a future video.

Does this only work when you’re 800BB effective? I’ve never found myself in that situation, although I mostly play online so is this more of a live poker only thing? Sorry I’m still quite new but nice video!

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

this is for 200bb, specifically for live player tendencies. at 100bb online i wouldn’t recommend purely checking range oop in single raised pots

@scoutx697

2 ай бұрын

Ahhh sorry I misread it, thanks for the response!

I'm kind of confused what we're trying to accomplish when check raising flop 6-10x with our bad draws. If we're taking this big sizing under the assumption that our opponent is going to be calling a lot more with value hands that they should be folding, then why would we be putting a bunch of money in the pot with draws that are doing so poorly against that range, especially when our plan is to just give up turn when we don't improve? The first idea that comes to mind would be to just check raise small with these low equity bluffs and super nutted hands (which succeeds in folding out stabs with bad hands) while check raising large with super high equity bluffs and our other good value hands like QQ+, J9, AJ, 22 etc.

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

talked about this in the video when talking about xr sizing

Is this only relevant for heads up pots?

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

no, i use it multi-way too… but a complete multi-way guide is on the way!

My pool tends to bet small a ton on flop stab. This makes me feel like I’m over check-raising and exposes the “all draws” portion of my range to traps. Should I worry about it?

@nunchucksupland

2 ай бұрын

I end up in the low equity draw / give up turn situation frequently

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

id be pretty concerned on dry static boards they could have a lot more strong hands (2p/sets) in the small stab size. on dynamic wet boards, id mostly go for it until i have proof otherwise.

@nunchucksupland

2 ай бұрын

@@hungryhorsepoker Thanks for the follow up. Didn’t quite get it until I ran a giant check raise into top set on a K high dry board and shoved turn 😂 I’m an experiential learner

Me- I wonder what type of board we’re gonna review today! Hopefully something new and exciting. Marc- J92ss🤓

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

it’s the only board i know!

Real ones paid extra to get the thumbnail but Marc’s not wearing socks

Shoutout Marc Goone aka Danny Trejos 5th cousin!

Lemme take a peak at the 5th vid in this playlist, por favor. you know the the hidden one.

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

it’ll be here tuesday!

I saw a fish raise my cbet 6x. Maybe he is a crusher 🤔

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

or he had a set on a wet board and was terrified hahaha

Are you Tesla's coach?

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

timmy tesla?

@ticenits1926

19 күн бұрын

Next up, open raising 20x. They should be folding almost 100% of hands!

Can you apply these concepts at 100BB? Because if we x/r 6x-10x on the flop, we potentially are committing 50%+ of our stack, and we'll have less than a pot size bet on the turn.

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

i would still be doing a fair bit of checking in srp at 100bb. but id use a smaller xr size and mostly be playing a 2 street game. in 3bp at 100bb id just be doing a lot of betting. the deeper we are oop, the more appealing checking becomes

@alanevans7451

2 ай бұрын

@@hungryhorsepokerThanks, man!! I really appreciate it.

"When they stab big" ... and the third flush card comes, we have no bluffs on the turn because all of our draws were flush draws. What then?

@hungryhorsepoker

24 күн бұрын

ask yourself wut their range is when they stab big on the flop, and then ask if it matters if we have no bluffs :)

If the Joker turns, they always leave me the most confused.

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

me too

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@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

😂😂

Where’s the flow chart?!

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

that’s for special bois only 🥰

@jonathanburer892

2 ай бұрын

Gotta buy the OF for that

I want to know how the small blind got a $34,000 stack :o

@ticenits1926

19 күн бұрын

when you're making up imaginary flops might as well make up a stack to go with it!

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@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

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Have a gentle day?😂

@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

yes please do

TRY THIS NOOBS CHECK EVERYTHING YOU DIDN'T RAISE BET EVERYTHING YOU DID RAISE

Best advice is to just never play OOP, easy game.

@ticenits1926

19 күн бұрын

yeah honestly you cant just negate position with obnoxious raises. Playing this like is going to be HAAARD spew. Overbetting has its place but not in the form of a x/r on the flop when villains range is still uncapped.

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@hungryhorsepoker

2 ай бұрын

thank u it means a lot! been a ton of trial and error but feel like we’re finally hitting the stride. obviously can still get a ton better but agree i like this format!

@nunchucksupland

2 ай бұрын

Second it. I watch a lot of poker KZread and this is top notch. I like the “if x then y” logic based on human tendency vs GTO frequencies. There are a finite number of nodes/branches.

@330miggs

2 ай бұрын

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