Bluffing doesn't work in amateur poker. Amateurs will call you no matter how much you bet.

@anthonymarinucci325

4 жыл бұрын

The number of times I've been knocked out by some old guy chasing a draw with terrible odds is unbelievable, and seriously frustrating. Recently i was in a tournament, in the early stages and i have AK of spades. I flop A K 10, one club, a heart and a diamond. I raised pre flop and he was the only caller. I bet decently after the flop, got called, the turn came with a 7 of clubs. I pushed having a good read, knowing he was on a flush draw trying to force him out, and i had him covered. He called again and flips over 5 3 of clubs. I'm thinking WTF is this guy doing in this hand and calling me twice with nothing... and of course, he catches a club on the river and cripples me in a hand he had no business being in.

@pinkchihua

4 жыл бұрын

Anthony Marinucci RIP

@TheGrowBros

4 жыл бұрын

I was just talking about his the other day I think it's actually harder to play bad players with their unpredictability where as you can analyze a good players moves much easier

@ihremaskesitztnichtrichtig3913

4 жыл бұрын

@@HH-kr8rf Thats me with Tekken.

@stuartt4029

4 жыл бұрын

@@anthonymarinucci325 the 90% of the time where you win that exact same hand, I bet you wouldn't be complaining. If you want that guy to fold every time then you do not understand poker. You want him to play the way he did and not ever fold. In the long run, you win so much more.

My range is the entire chart.

@kevinhughes2480

4 жыл бұрын

Zen Trader 😂😂😂

@maurorodriguez9896

4 жыл бұрын

My opponents' range in Zynga Poker

@Blazervitch

4 жыл бұрын

@@maurorodriguez9896 literally tho LMFAO

@yrussq

4 жыл бұрын

Including AAAAA, 12345, and any cards with Super Ace kicker.

@sumguy540

4 жыл бұрын

Jacks or better.

Thats a snap call for every low stakes mtt, would never work with amateurs

Daniel, these videos are not just helpful but very enjoyable. Walking through your judgements puts an extra thrill into them. So much better than dry practice hands. You know what would be killer? If you could get your opponent to comment his side on some of these. I would love to know his thought process right as he throws away. I think I know, but it would be great to hear it.

@eddieyu2963

4 жыл бұрын

Chris Rehm this is a very interesting idea and would be great to watch

Never try this at your local low stakes mtt..

@paulthompson8642

6 жыл бұрын

dimitrismaster no.shit.. wont work.. they got to see it

@theartofcompetition5965

6 жыл бұрын

why not they have more trash in their range?

@penoyer79

6 жыл бұрын

you're getting snapped off by pretty much every ace in the book.

@5saMan6

6 жыл бұрын

Very true, I've been called all the way down on a super wet board only to have the guy show me bottom pair 3's...low stakes players do not like folding their pairs

@greenpower2412

6 жыл бұрын

σε εχω σταμπαρει στη λεσχη δημητρη

You have to understand everything you do at the poker table conveys information. Can't be all loosey goosey

@SubscribeatandIwilldoastripper

4 жыл бұрын

dboy4ever and eating a sandwich looking at your phone

@mrwombo9840

4 жыл бұрын

Subscribe at 10000 and I will do a stripper video ooo baby I love it!

@FlamableDrip5

4 жыл бұрын

I love seeing these comments because they still apply

@rockhop8595

4 жыл бұрын

Can someone explain the sandwich joke

@FiyaFlux

4 жыл бұрын

@@rockhop8595 WOohoo baby I love it!

Thank you Daniel very much for the ranges that you describe..It helps me a lot, I have just started as a poker player but it helps a lots to stay ahead of others in casino.....Kudos from Australia

Thank you, Daniel. My game has improved since I read your book. The Small ball strategy works out fine for me and this video helped me to understand ranges better.

Daniel, I was pleasantly surprised by how well explained - in other words, helpful - I found this video to be. Not sure WHY I should have been surprised given that I"ve always thought you to be adept at articulating your analysis and to be gifted with an unusually clear understanding of possible limitations or misconceptions which might impair your audience's ability to fully understand you. So I guess I wasn't REALLY surprised, just forgetful. Oh well.. Ayway, good one Daniel and thanks.

What a beast Daniel is. Learned a lot from this video. Using bet sizing to put your opponents in tough spots is one of the hardest tools a poker player can attain

Very well explained. Not too many people to look up to these days. I found a few in the poker world; you are one of them. Thanks Daniel!

Damn.. and I thought poker was all about luck..now I see it is a complicated business where you have to put in the time and effort to gain an edge over your opponents. I also see now why you can sometimes name with accuracy the other players hole cards. Excellent video!

@bryand8605

4 жыл бұрын

Where you can find a professional in something that something requires skill. That's why there are no professional slot machine or roulette players.

Absolutely fascinating videos Daniel! Love being inside the mind of one of the greatest poker players ever. It’s quite fascinating how you illustrate intelligence, critical thinking, rapid analysis, and luck, into poker strategies. Could very easily be used in a wide range of non-poker applications

This is why you are the best.. so glad you are back with the videos

@theu.kreviewchannel8906

6 жыл бұрын

I'm confused? best at what?

@ExcessiveM

6 жыл бұрын

mttgod everything? Mainly talking about poker here but everything I guess.. Daniel is the boss..

Daniel, you are one of the coolest people around! The fact that you are one of the best but want to let us amateurs in your mind a little bit to become better poker players is very generous and I absolutely respect you for it. Hopefully I'll play against you some day and show you what you have tought me and so many other people!

Great learning opportunities Daniel thanks for the lessons, can't wait to see more.

Really enjoyed the analysis. Love that bet sizing on the turn, enjoy the format of these hand replays.

Thanks Daniel Negreanu, I needed this advice and teaching for my game right when u offered it.

These video’s are amazing! Great job Daniel!

The Hand Range concept is a very good one! Keep up with the good work!!! Thank you!

Keep an image of the HUD (flop, stacks, pot size, hands, etc.) on the screen while you're talking & showing the range matrix!

Hey i love you Daniel. I bought some poker chips and started teaching my entire family how to play and now its a family tradition to play this game whenever we get together. All of that because of you're amazing mannerisms, style and sportsmanship. Always a fan.

How awesome is Daniel to take the time to make this video explaining how complex the game he plays is.

Enjoyed the thought process, thanks for sharing Daniel..

Damn Daniel! Great video and love the thought process there.

So grateful for this video ! Please continue!

I can't believe this is free content. Wow this opened up my eyes. Cheers man

I enjoy watching Daniel talk about poker. He's totally in his realm, and almost humble about it. It's like he forgets how awesome he is for a few minutes.

Absolutely your suggestions make complete sense in today's game of poker. Thanks Daniel N the poker boss 🙏😃

It's starting to come together. Thanks :) Oh how I wish I was coming up during the golden age though. All of us would be pros just after these two videos on ranges.

@minhtrietvo8448

4 жыл бұрын

people are still playing loosey goosey at your local poker room, just not at super high roller or online.

Best player ever. Always helping others and spanking crude opponets lol. I have genuinely learned much from Daniel! Now to get me a seat,reapect and a smoking fiance too! Keep striving man and Best of skill to you sir!

Love the channel and your input. keep up the good work.

Bro you are a freaking genius. If only I had half your skill I'll be all set.

Well done, well explained. Please keep 'em coming.

Awesome to see you still Improving your game! Also, cool way of explaining ranges. Makes sense why he folded.

Wait you knew how many chips Carie had? They weren’t in stacks of 20

Love these videos. Keep 'em coming

So good Daniel. Thank you 🙌🏼

This is the single most useful poker video I have ever seen

Great reasoning very well played. Respect.

"Larry King" Negreanu Daniel in Las Vegas- you're on the line, go ahead.

Thanks Daniel, awesome stuff.

Very intriguing how the game has evolved and how it has stayed the same in a lot of ways I'm new to the game very exciting cause so many things can happen Thx great stuff

Great analysis. Thanks Daniel.

interesting. can't wait to see the next one!

loving your videos. thx daniel

This was just beautiful! thank u 4 that Daniel ;)

Great Content! Keep them coming Daniel

Great explanation of using ranges in Poker!!!

OMG .... After i called the flop , I would never fold that on the turn !

even today a good lesson. Thank you D.

Hey Daniel, loved the video. I have a question: why is Katz calling from the big blind with Ajo if he intends to fold it to significant aggression when he hits an ace? I know Ajo is clearly a marginal made hand but given the stack to pot ratio for him on the turn why isn't he happy just to stack off? You somewhat answered this question in the video by saying ICM implications, but if this is such an overwhelmingly important factor why doesn't he just fold his big bind in the first place? If he's only willing to stack off when the flop comes AJ2 or J42 then shouldn't he just fold preflop?

Interesting, looking forward to more vids

Great video dude, what do the small ticks under the hands in the range chart mean?

What is the red box A/ko A/Qo hands representing. A call or no call?

just found these vidz....awesome, subscribed, liked & bell hit

It is quite usefull to think about Katz's spot. He thought Daniel's range was AA, AK, AQ or TT. I believe that made him to muck. So, Daniel has absolutely right. 😜 And it is importan to understand that Daniel wasn't bluffing all night long. So Katz was like " screw that hand, I believe you". Kind of basics but still tough strategy against heroes and gamblers. Thank U Daniel. Amazing videos

Thanks for Video Daniel, excellent as always. Question. You mentioned you're not worried for check raise on Turn. (I realize check raised on flop is super easy to get away from.) But on the Turn, if he CR for another 450K, can you fold? (I guess knowing the Player, and he's never bluffing here, and you still have decent stack if you fold, you do.

Is the range table from the video available on any website? Thank you for this video!

Nice video Daniel. I'd imagine you know and get on with some of these players really well. It would be interesting if you could get them on to see this style video from both players perspective. You talk about what was going through your mond and what was going through them.

Top marks for that subtle Larry David impression. God I would to see you to play each other.

Some UI suggestions for your editor Daniel: Animated "range transitions" following action to action, street to street, would be amazing. ...I don't know that it's ever been done with poker training before? "Before his plausible range was this, *graphic* now it's been narrowed to this *graphic*" Also, would be helpful to display board and action history alongside action-by-action updated range charts.

@ArdaiThomasPoker

5 жыл бұрын

do you even play poker?

Love the range diagrams

Great video. Im new to poker. Where can I find out what the colours mean on the chart you always show? Thank you.

Awesome video!

Thanks love what you say x 🙏

Great video!

I don't get which hand daniel tries to represent here with the turn-potbet...? Can anyone help? I don't get this bluff..

Man that bluff of Justin’s that got you to fold, I swear that was the straw that led to breaking the camels back or you woulda took that in the end, crazy that katz took it in the end

I didnt get it at first, and then I totally didnt get it

Looking good Daniel!

How did you determine the bet size. Just imagine I had all the info you said in the exact example. How would I determine the size?

Daniel, could you please include some sort of graphic depicting the current state of the board once you start talking about the range and possible hands? Great videos!

relevant only to good players, which is why it's so hard to start out playing poker online, because all the principles and strategies you learn are futile against people that don't know what they're doing and in turn it gives you a presumption that you simply don't grasp the concepts and render yourself a bad poker player, just because the games you're playing are dictated by variance and not GTO. Nevertheless, this is a great video, well explained and easy to understand. Entertaining too, and being able to see the insight of the worlds best for free is a dream.

Daniel, please make video more often, like hand breakdowns, your updates, your thoughts of poker news..etc

Range works sometimes at the low stake cash games that I am playing regularly, but it depends on the player type. I bluff the top pair J off the hand when the K hits the river which I actually had A 10 😃

Great content!

Superb video

Question: What was your plan if you was called on the turn? Also Fact . This move small bet flop large bet turn was developed by Johnny Chan and since Daniel has encounter this a lot with Johnny, it would have been good if he had mention it.

Daniel it would be hilarious if you played $45 tournaments around Vegas and did hand analysis on those

I would love to hear Katz breakdown from the other side. I can only imagine he would have put you on TT there.

@jergarmar

4 жыл бұрын

It's not just TT, Daniel's range was pretty much completely intact. So Katz couldn't have eliminated 44, TT, any AQ or AK, A9 or AT or even 9Ts for the two pair, and so on. Add to that Daniel's tight reputation, AND the rules they were under? Katz was pretty backed into a corner.

Daniele esti tare,tine-o tot asa :)

Unbelievable how can you go through all those different combos on one hand that’s just amazing to remember all that but does that work on the new time restrictions in poker

What is the range calculator shown in the video?

Great videos Daniel. The audio is peaking a little bit though. You should probably change some settings to make it silky smooth.

@jesperhjensen1978

6 жыл бұрын

true, if its only audio it sounds like he is talking in the bathroom

@CoCuCo4ka8D

6 жыл бұрын

The Blue Yeti is faced wrong side. As simple as that.

@the-chillian

6 жыл бұрын

jesper heglingegård jensen It would sound like that even with correct levels. The acoustics of that room are lousy.

@vtwinbreed

5 жыл бұрын

He needs a smaller house. Simple as that

@taylormurphy2840

4 жыл бұрын

Over 30 million in tournament winnings and he can't get a decent mike

Best poker player in the world imo, great vid thanks

Great video one question what is the program that you use to se the ranges of the players

Seriously, as much as we'd all love to be 'living the life' the commitment required is almost mind-boggling... Enjoy listening to the thought process though...

Bet sizing should be based on board dynamics right? Shouldn’t a strong hand bet more than 1/4 pot in this spot? Doesn’t have to be much more but even a 1/3 to 40 percent pot size bet seems better for value..?

Whatever you used in your sound on this video was so much clearer and you were so calm yet on all the other recent videos especially in the hall and running to the trailer or in the trailer it is not the same sound. Look at them one video the person running it was shaking

@ryanjohnson1265

5 жыл бұрын

Sharon Ristau maybe, and stay with me here, maybe the fact that when he’s walking around the casino going to and from his RV, he’s not using the same microphone that he uses when he’s sitting down to make a video like this one. Crazy theory I know...dumbass....

Absolutely love these videos! one thing is your voice is echoing off your ceiling really bad.

Dear Daniel maybe i already got the answer from you but i never read it or seen it. My question .. You as a poker pro... what table and chips do you like the most? what is the best poker table to sit on.. cloth feel etc ... everything.. Kind of cards what would be for you the perfect Playing ground.. thanks for answering of you have any time!

I was given a copy of Doyle Brunsons Super System. When I watch these videos you speak of different "eras" of Poker. I'm sure there is some great info in the book about playing fundamental poker. Just how relevant is the book as a whole when used in todays game though?

Thank you Daniel

in tournament play with pros yes this works all day long Thanks.

Hey Daniel. I watched your previous range video. Don't even know if you will look at this due to the upload date but can you just like explain the range chart maybe in another range video? Like the color and what it all means? I don't know if people just know what a range chart is but I'm fairly new and I just like watching you play, just interested.

great video

Is there a video explaining the chart in more detail

The only thing that's wrong with your video is the shirt you are wearing, for the most part it is helpful and enjoyable. Thanks

Hey Daniel, just wanted to say how much I respect and admire you. You're one of the best poker players of all time. I've just started playing and was wondering if you had any tips for me? Anything would help. Either way thank you and take care.

@dnegspoker

6 жыл бұрын

Check out the channel man! Lots of free videos that could help