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  @Cross40Productions12 күн бұрын

  Calling a 100 bet with 4 hearts on the board while you’re holding the 3 of hearts was absolutely insane lol the only thing you’d beat is the 2 😂

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  @zisis208024 күн бұрын

  i try to build my bankroll with microstakes sit and gos but because this format is half dead in poker sites and no one plays them so often in contrast to MTTs and Cash games,I cannot put volume. For example if I play 2$ buy ins only and I am every day at the computer I can play 20 tournaments because there are not many people entering. So I want to ask you,can I make several adjustments to fix that?For example will it help to play a wider ranger of buy ins in this format?there are a lot 0.50$ and 1$ but turbos and some knockout turbo sngs . Will it make sense to play only 0.50-1$ turbos and knockout turbos?will the knockout turbos affect the ROI ,so I only need to play normal turbos? thank you in advance about the great content

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  @orgilgankhuyag522225 күн бұрын

  Do u have book or course on 1 table sng?

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  @saravananv179628 күн бұрын

  Great video !!! are u from Sweden?

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  @pokercoacho28 күн бұрын

  Thanks mate! Yes I'm from Sweden. And you? Welcome to join my Discord channel. Link as pinned comment. :) /Johan

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  @snarfbomber298Ай бұрын

  Typing in your bet size is madness

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  @pokercoachoАй бұрын

  It takes some extra time yes. :)

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  @PokerWithDr.ParlayАй бұрын

  Great Content

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  @pokercoachoАй бұрын

  Thanks!

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  @PokerWithDr.ParlayАй бұрын

  Great content, and I am learning a lot from your videos!

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  @pokercoachoАй бұрын

  Thanks! Comments like this make me wanna do more of them. Welcome to join my Discord-channel!

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  @luminrabbit9488Ай бұрын

  I’m know you mentioned streaming on twitch but could you do KZread as well? Love the content! Great job!!

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  @pokercoachoАй бұрын

  Thanks! Comments like these make me wanna do more videos. I can stream on KZread also. No problem. :) Join my free Discord-chat if you like! discord.gg/RSg2Yq2wcf

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  @luminrabbit9488Ай бұрын

  Question when you get around 20 BBs I noticed when you go all in you leave 1.5 BB behind or less, is there a particular reason? Greatly appreciated! I’m loving the content!!

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  @pokercoachoАй бұрын

  Ah the reason is if people is multitabeling the might not notice it is an all in bet, the just see a big raise. Don't know if it affects that much but I usually do like that. :)

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  @luminrabbit9488Ай бұрын

  Great video! What ranges would you suggest studying as a base line to get better at SNG? It looks as though player tendencies play a big part for adjustments. On average how long does it take for a SNG to fill up and be available? Appreciate the content keep up the great work!

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  @TedJones-ye1udАй бұрын

  Great to see some new sng content !! Much appreciated !!

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  @pokercoachoАй бұрын

  Thanks! Comments like these make we want to make more of them. See pinned comments and welcome to my discord chat if you like. :)

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  @TedJones-ye1udАй бұрын

  @@pokercoacho thanks so much, I have been looking for a discord to join for a while now. You will see me there

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  @TedJones-ye1udАй бұрын

  Thats amazing, I have been looking for a discord to join for a while now. Where do I find the discord chat link ?

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  @pokercoachoАй бұрын

  @@TedJones-ye1ud Here it is! Welcome :) discord.gg/RSg2Yq2wcf

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  @pokercoachoАй бұрын

  Welcome all! Join my free Discord-chat! :) discord.gg/RSg2Yq2wcf Join our Telegram channel! t.me/pokercoacho

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  @COOC_PLАй бұрын

  insanly better audio then in preivous one :)

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  @pokercoachoАй бұрын

  Thanks! This one was from my new office. :) Welcome to join my new Telegram for frequent updates about new videos and more. t.me/PokerCoachO

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  @sootheyourmind4130Ай бұрын

  first i want to say thank you for your videos. I used to play sng many years ago. bit now it seems that there are way less people playing these games now a days. Back in the days there used to be more than 200K players at a time, but now its only arpund 20 to 30K for example on pokerstars. Wher do you think are most of the player now playing, which site is the best to find go sng's. ty

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  @pokercoachoАй бұрын

  Support the channel and get the best poker bonus on Unibet! Register here: pokercoacho.com/zoed Join my Telegram channel here: t.me/pokercoacho

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  @fatjack01Ай бұрын

  What's the rake like on unibet?

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  @pokercoachoАй бұрын

  Unibet has generally low rake. On 5 handed SNGs as shown in the video it is only 5%. All rake info can be found here. www.unibet.com/2.173295?mktid=1:1419722:8389

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  @pokercoachoАй бұрын

  Welcome all! Join my free Discord-chat! :) discord.gg/RSg2Yq2wcf Join our Telegram channel! t.me/pokercoacho For more information visit pokercoacho.com

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  @Dacreatoroflife3 ай бұрын

  Hey great videos wen the next video coming out

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  @pokercoacho2 ай бұрын

  Thanks! Comments like these make me wanna do more of these. I'll try to produce a new one next week!

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  @theslingden4 ай бұрын

  Thank you for your videos. I have played SnG for a long time but seem to be stuck as a break even player. I recently started to use a similar strategy but have noticed I finish on the bubble A LOT of the time. I end up with a lot of coin flips on shoves. Any tips?

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  @pokercoachoАй бұрын

  Hard to say without watching you play. Join my free Discord-chat! :) discord.gg/RSg2Yq2wcf

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  @colinmeng4 ай бұрын

  Why are you playing Knockout instead of regular Turbos?

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  @pokercoacho3 ай бұрын

  I play both. :)

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  @nitro766225 ай бұрын

  What software do you use to see the data beneath each player? Eg bb remaining etc?

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  @pokercoacho5 ай бұрын

  It's Pokertracker 4. You can try it for 30 days for free through my link. :) Get it here: bit.ly/2jtcRfw

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  @marcoderosa88645 ай бұрын

  Hi, why you're not on Sharkscope? Thanks

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  @pokercoacho5 ай бұрын

  Hi, When I play I dont want other players to see my graph and get information that I'm a winning player. You can find my graph in this blog post. pokercoacho.com/sit-and-go-poker/ Best regards Johan

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  @ForeverYoungForeverFit10 ай бұрын

  A4o is a fold when you don’t jam. Leaving behind chips is in case they both jam due to ICM it’s a tough and annoying spot but the big blind should be insanely tight.

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  @grazianolaudisio364410 ай бұрын

  Folding way too much against AAryan.

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  @pokercoacho10 ай бұрын

  Maybe a bit. Ended out well this time anyway. :)

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  @MRMIKE27610 ай бұрын

  Do you think playing a lot of sit n go's will hurt your game overall? I feel like it encourages shitty plays

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  @pokercoacho10 ай бұрын

  No quite the opposite. I played tons of SNGs and then developed my game to master the MTTs. Tight aggressive style is never wrong. :)

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  @lukebarnett875411 ай бұрын

  KT @1:45 seems like an obvious fold here? You're behind his range at 32% PFR and we're flatting out of position into the big stack, the play will almost always be fold here on the flop.

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  @pokercoacho11 ай бұрын

  It will very often be fold on the flop. Though we are shorthanded and we get 4 to1 odds. It costs only 120 to call a 480 flop. He will miss many flops as well and we will check raise all in on many spots where we hit. He will raise pretty wide on that spot on the bubble.

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  @andyprado9884 Жыл бұрын

  Why did you fold the flopped flush in 12:51

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  @pokercoacho2 ай бұрын

  It was a flushdraw not a flop. If I were first to speak I would shove any day. Winning about 40% of the time with the flushdraw and overcard if I'm called. Plus big chance he is folding. But now he was pushing. Oddswise it's a call. But those players were so poor so I opted to play and get a better spot later down the road. Against solid players I would call for sure. It is probably right to do so in most cases. Good luck with your play!

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  @robertbelscak1520 Жыл бұрын

  What would you say, what % of these types of touirnaments do you end up in the money, and how many ow those do you actualy end up 1st?

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  @pokercoacho2 ай бұрын

  Hard to say it is easier to look at numbers like profit per game. How I play also depends on the payout structure. On some sites it is way better to take risks to win more often than many 2nd and 3rd finishes.

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  @KVLFIN Жыл бұрын

  Thanks again for the video! Regarding low-blind play in micro stakes SNGs, when stacks are still deep, I'm wondering how tightly one should play. I understand that playing very tight is usually being recommended in the video, but oftentimes many players are ready to go all-in (e.g. on the flop) with top pair, middle pair, or even bottom pair. Thus, would it make sense to seize this opportunity (due to huge implied odds) by limping wider (especially in late/middle positions) with e.g. suited connectors, hoping to flop 2-pair or other monster hand. In addition, many players have also other exploitable tendencies, such as fit-or-fold approach on the flop after limping and getting isolated. Of course, playing around with the stack for small gains may also decrease the stack size. What are your thoughts on this? Would it still be more important to secure a decent stack size for a potential double-up?

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  @pokercoacho10 ай бұрын

  I would say that depends on the stack sizes. If the stacks are really deep I would really advocate to loosen up in position and exploit their tendencies. Though in most SNGs stack sizes are too shallow to do this. Thanks for watching and commenting. :)

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  @michaelhan8916 Жыл бұрын

  Does fifty50 still run?

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  @pokercoacho2 ай бұрын

  I don't think so on Pokerstars.

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  @manuelsantino8154 Жыл бұрын

  More video like this well played

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  Thanks mate.

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  @alynuty Жыл бұрын

  How do you set that yellow circle around your cursor?

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  The yellow circle comes from the video recorder I use. Screen-cast-o-matic

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  @Jealod24 Жыл бұрын

  He thinks playing for 15 years is before the poker boom. I started as a teenager in the 90’s after watching rounders… that’s before the boom

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  True. I started just in the boom more or less. Maybe one year before the hype.

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  @FreeFlow__ Жыл бұрын

  Great video. Do you have a mtt strategy video? Does playing really tight also apply in mtt in early stages? Thanks!

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  Thanks! I have not produced anyone yet. I have several deep runs and top finishes in Sunday Million and Sunday Warmup with wins over 30.000$ in each. I havent had the time do them yet though.

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  And regarding your second question. It depends on the stack sizes and opponents. With very deep stacks and poor opponents I will play more like I do in cashgames and raising and isolating weak players when I have position. With hands like 67s, 89s. JTs and all type of speculative hands. But when the stack sizes are pretty shallow as they are online mostly I would play very similiar to as I do in these SNGs. Good luck!

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  @FreeFlow__ Жыл бұрын

  @@pokercoacho @pokercoacho9176 thank you for your time to respond! So, in my country, in most mtt's you start with a 100bbs. Does that count as deep or shallow? Thank you once again and all the best!

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  @ANYABoatinngful Жыл бұрын

  gotta tell you brah, its more complicated than you present. I admire how you play and I play like you do. I have done so for years. You are legit. I think you make light of the suck outs these morons do on the bubble. Good luck to you. cheers. Major bubble suck outs are huge on ACR and Ignition.

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  Yeah. It is not easy. But playing a tight solid style early on gives you and advantage.

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  @Dr.Im-All-In Жыл бұрын

  I loook pokerlabs... U dont play

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  @pokercoacho2 ай бұрын

  I don't play so much on Pokerstars nowadays thats correct. I use other networks and a lot of live play.

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  @Dr.Im-All-In Жыл бұрын

  But U cant w8 only 4 Premium..

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  @pokercoacho2 ай бұрын

  It has worked out pretty fine. :) Use the tight image to steal later in the tournament.

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  @Dr.Im-All-In Жыл бұрын

  ITS possibel 2 Play manic right?

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  @pokercoacho2 ай бұрын

  Manic tight? Yes!

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  @kimfrodevestly4044 Жыл бұрын

  Tusen takk, min svenske bror. Jeg har blitt en mye bedre spiller av å følge dine tips.

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  Tack så mycket Kim! Det var kul att höra. :) Kommer fler videos. /Johan PS. Vi har en nordisk Facebook-grupp. Välkommen att gå med där om du vill. facebook.com/groups/550575515132661

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  @MrRescued Жыл бұрын

  Could you share your preflop open ranges depending on positions?

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  Hi, I share and talk about them in my videos. Can go through it in more detail in next one. Though it is also depending on the opponents at the table and their tendencies.

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  @Bedtime_Storiess Жыл бұрын

  Hello, how are the blinds in that sit n go? Every how many minutes they change?

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  Hello Santiago, They increase every 5 minute. And they start with ante so pretty quick format. :)

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  @veganpajamas4211 Жыл бұрын

  thanks. what would be the best way to build a bankroll between the 3 options for online usa sites : 5-10 $ sit n goes, or .25 cash games (4 tables max bovada i use) or 2 tabling .25/ or .5 zoom/ zone poker? thanks!

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  I would say sit and go's. But I'm biased thats what I'm best at. :) Good luck building your bankroll!

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  @veganpajamas4211 Жыл бұрын

  @@pokercoacho wow i really apreciate ur responding. yes, im also good at sit n goes but on Bovada there’s only a few registering at any given time ( maybe 2 x 5$ and 2 x 10 ) which makes me feel like they must be regular grinders, but the zone seems to have at least 50+ in the pool most of the time so i feel comfortablw there.

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  @zisis2080 Жыл бұрын

  what is your opinion about occasionally opening suited connectors from UTG or UTG+1 in order to trick our opponents on the flop?For example opening 7-6d from UTG,MP1 calls flop: 3-4-5

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  Good question. I could definetely do this in an MTT with bigger stack sizes. Though in an smaller stakes SNG you should just stick to the good ones and get paid. :)

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  @mikeb17 Жыл бұрын

  Thank you for the video! I’ve watched a lot of your micro stakes SNG videos and have found the strategy helpful for my own play. Please keep it up :)

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  Thanks Michael! Comments like these motivate me to add more videos here. Have a nice day!

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  @micsbb Жыл бұрын

  Thank you for the interesting video. The raise size of QQ on the table at the right at mn 21 i don‘t understand. Another question, why chosing Knock-out SnG? Is this more profitable in the long run with the very tight playing style? I would like to see a video in the future which explains the real impact of Turbo vs normal speed. I feel forced to play Turbos because… All my most preferred Sng on Stars have gone and except one game (1$,45 man) all the other multitable SnG are Turbo now.

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  Thanks Michael. Yes it got a bit hasty there. Raising to 500 or something would be better to trigger a bluff. A the same time I would shove with hands like AK / AQ because I dont want to give away a flop there out of position. I rather take that nice pot down preflop than putting my self in a really tough spot on the flop. Tough QQ is a bit to strong to just shove there, not giving him room to bluff. If we played the bubble I would leaning more towards making the shove, but even then raising is maybe a better option in most spots. That's the downside of playing several tables and also recording and making commentary at the same time. Sometimes you take the wrong decisions.

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  I was also more into standard speed SNGs from the start, since the variance is lower. Though you get to play more volume in the turbos so I quickly realiased that was more profitable for me since I got to play more games per hour. Regarding KO or not KO that was just because it a bit more fun to watch I guess. :)

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  @bigslice54 Жыл бұрын

  "An A is within his range" The guy is BB & called a min raise vs 1 player, then checked the flop...isn't ANYTHING within the range of this player at this point? Honest ?

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  Hi, at what minute in the video? I will take a closer look. :)

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  @bigslice54 Жыл бұрын

  Allin 2 hands, A w small kicker & JQ, flop confirms 1 hand then 2 cards later confirms the only other hand in play. Perfect online BS! Cards are programmed to fall out based on the hole cards already in play, for action. Fucking criminal, & we all just accept it & reason out the crime against us. It's obvious!!!

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  @CollegeBoundCFL Жыл бұрын

  Where could we buy the course?

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  I don't have any course to sell actually. But maybe I should create one. :) Thanks for following!

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  Finally. A new one is out. Check i out here. :) Comment if you like it. :) kzread.info/dash/bejne/dpaOp7ujpLS-Z7A.html

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  @pokercoachoАй бұрын

  Now I got my own free Discord-chat! :) Join it here: discord.gg/RSg2Yq2wcf

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  @miropribanic5581 Жыл бұрын

  can you still recommend online poker these days? I mean, after all the scandals (Full Tilt Poker), bots and rigged software, collusion and stuff...is it still possible to make money? I used to play SNGs quite a bit. It is quite time-consuming if you want to be profitable. Also tracking software is nice to have, but you did not seem to have used explicitly in this video. I mean the hands they played, or the way they reacted to your BS attempt, is valuable information even without having the HUD.

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  @pokercoacho Жыл бұрын

  Hi Miro, there is several reasons to play online poker these days. 1, There i value in MTTs and SNGs. Cash games are much tougher nowadays in my opionon but tournaments are still profitable. 2. You also get good practice and can play many hands online. Experience you can then use in live games. 3. Yes I use HUD usually, but I find it more important to use in cashgames. SNGs are more a game of preflop decisions mostly. With that said. It was way easier to earn big and easy bucks in the past. But if you like online poker why not try to get better? :) Thanks for following the channel. Best regards Johan

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  @miropribanic5581 Жыл бұрын

  @@pokercoacho thx, m8

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  @TonyEnglandUK Жыл бұрын

  ​@@miropribanic5581 I'm a web programmer as well as a poker player, my advice would be *not* to play poker online, at least not for money. Videos like this one have a vested interest in telling you it's all good but really the video owner is just trying to profit from you, too (count his links in the video description) . Even if you're a really good player, you're not going to beat the z-bots and employees who have that one superpower that you will never have. They can see your cards.

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  @TonyEnglandUK Жыл бұрын

  @@miropribanic5581 P.S. 1 in 5 of your games online include (cough) "non-human players". Those spectacular suckouts you keep experiencing aren't accidental.

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  @miropribanic5581 Жыл бұрын

  @@TonyEnglandUK thank you, Tony. What you say confirms my experiences. You simply cannot trust those sites any more. Mind you, there is cheating going on even in live poker, as you will know ("Postegate", or this new scandal at the Hustler)

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  @BaadMotorFinger Жыл бұрын

  You're clearly very knowledgeable about hand ranges and frequencies etc and I'm sure all this stuff works at higher limits where people are more attentive but I really think at these limits no one is paying attention to this kind of theory and it's really just over analyzing for nothing. I'm sure you kick ass at higher level tables but I think you need to dumb it down a lot if you're trying to coach people at 100nl and lower. I mean you just lost a lot of bbs this short session by basically over analyzing easy straightforward plays

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  @pokercoachoАй бұрын

  Thanks for the feedback. New videos are out now!