How to Actually Win at Poker From a 10+ Year Pro

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  • Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2024
  • This is how to win at poker every single time. Use this simple trick in your poker games to start making much bigger profits!
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    The poker strategy advice in this video is for educational purposes only. If you choose to play poker for real money, always play responsibly and within your limits.
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Комментарии • 55

  • @BlackRain79Poker
    @BlackRain79Poker  Месяц назад +5

    Are you winning at poker yet? Also, here are the 9 reasons why poker pros win EVERY time: ruclips.net/video/o1v1QY4eU6Y/видео.html

  • @menumlor9432
    @menumlor9432 Месяц назад +7

    People in the comments are always complaining that BR79 posts up the same thing over again. When I was in the Marines my Commanding Officer would always say be brilliant in the basics. You'll never go wrong. Even professional athletes go back and refresh on the basic fundamentals every now and then. IMO I think BR79 does this "basic" video again to remind us to be brilliant in the basics. If you're in mid or high stakes poker and are just losing hand after hand. Fall back to the basics (fundamentals) and try again. It has never let me down.....EVER!!!!!!!

  • @shuablendin7842
    @shuablendin7842 Месяц назад +6

    Appreciate your content brother, a little thing I tell myself is if I make a mistake and lose any size of pot I think of it as paying tuition on learning how to make better decisions 😂 hope you have a great October!

  • @KSharpIAm
    @KSharpIAm Месяц назад +5

    I appreciate your videos brother, you improved my game with these simple rules for sure. I'm trying to get to thr next level now

  • @peterhook2258
    @peterhook2258 Месяц назад +4

    Finally a poker coach who tells it like it is. ty

  • @venkanchev1525
    @venkanchev1525 Месяц назад

    Everything that he says is as it is. I've started following his strategy and just implemented few GTO fondaments and it works. Just be patient , take your time and have fun.

  • @darrenhadden1037
    @darrenhadden1037 Месяц назад +1

    A+ video🎉 nice refresher especially the number one tip

  • @liamtaylor4955
    @liamtaylor4955 Месяц назад +1

    Tip # 9 is outstanding.

  • @SpaceFortunaa
    @SpaceFortunaa Месяц назад

    Great breakdown of winning poker strategies! 🏆 While it's impossible to win every time, mastering game fundamentals and understanding player psychology can significantly improve your chances. Consistency and discipline at the table make all the difference. Keep honing those skills!

  • @Redtaormina
    @Redtaormina Месяц назад

    I ve a question do u prefer plays 6 or 9 players? At 00.1 , 00.2 cents?

  • @OmSushantBhardwaj
    @OmSushantBhardwaj Месяц назад

    Thank you brother for consistently sharing your wisdom,you seriously want your audience to get rich.we're on the right path ⭐️

    • @BlackRain79Poker
      @BlackRain79Poker  Месяц назад

      I appreciate that! Thanks for watching my videos.

  • @tylerabbott7108
    @tylerabbott7108 Месяц назад

    In that first example doesn’t that board favor the big blind range though? 10 5 4? What range are you representing? Just overpairs?

  • @makol8301
    @makol8301 Месяц назад

    Good info. Thanks

  • @michelromero1412
    @michelromero1412 Месяц назад

    Hi, i have been viewing many of your videos and i appreciate your advices and strats. I have tried them as a beguinner on internet low cash games / 0,2 cents blinds to 0,5 blinds. I have won a some blinds, from people folding and winning some hands with the cards you suggest. However, i have lost big applying your strat, to higher hands. Losing a straight to a full house or a higher straight. Or simply losing bets when the flops doesn"t hit my hand. I have seen no recreational players to win from, so in the end so far , i lost 10 bucks after hours of playing ! falling to 2 euros and clinbing back to the initial 5 euros takes times and hands. i dunno anymore, i feel i should limp more ...

  • @eb1970
    @eb1970 Месяц назад

    I decided yesterday to stop playing poker online. I lost all my winnings in 5 hands yesterday. 5 times pocket aces preflop all in. Lost 4 against AK and once against pocket nines. It took me a year to win 1500 euros and lost it all in 5 hands. I am no longer a believer, i quit

    • @affiliatetipsforfree
      @affiliatetipsforfree 29 дней назад

      thats why i only play tournaments, great fun to go deep when play my best and a lot of people leave tournaments with 99 constantly vs AA, KK, Ak

  • @morganedward1797
    @morganedward1797 Месяц назад

    what HUD are you using?

  • @romansavciuc9373
    @romansavciuc9373 Месяц назад

    Hi Nathan
    We raise with AJo IP vs a maniac, maniac call. Flop T54r. Vs a NIT & TAG we cbet. What should we do vs a maniac?
    Please Nathan 🙏

    • @andysilvy23
      @andysilvy23 Месяц назад

      Raise him on the flop if he bets to see if he actually has a hand or not

    • @justinjames7801
      @justinjames7801 Месяц назад +1

      @@andysilvy23theres alot to consider you have stack depths, are you playing over 200 bb deep? Also you said you were IP did maniac donk bet into you? And how much did he bet what’s the pot and spr? How much was raised pre flop? Did you 3x the blinds and he calls or 4-5x?
      What hands has maniac shown down before? Hands like 7-2 10-4 stuff like that? If he did bet was it small in correlation to pot? How much left behind? You said AJoff so only backdoor opportunities you have are broadway or low end of wheel. so you have very little equity
      Raising on this flop is just a punt unless you go runner and hit an Ace or jack you could be drawing dead against a set or two pair if the turn isn’t a broadway card or wheel draw card, now if your A-j was suited and you had backdoor opportunities that’d play different you could call to see a turn. Playing bad hands is a mistake against maniacs you want to generally play stronger ranges than them and not get into raising wars because they just call. Unless your image is good and they know your gonna have aces, 2 pair or a set and you use that to take pots away here and there. There’s no one straight forward approach to this spot. Lots more going on than to just raise and see if he has a hand or not. Even tho I agree with that play, it does work if he’s full of it. But he thinks you’re full of it and re raises you have to fold. A high can be good here sometimes or you can hit an ace for top pair. Sometimes just calling to see a turn is best play then seeing what he does from there, a lot time they’ll give up on turn of it’s a bluff not many players have a triple barrel bluff button. Good players will call in position just to take away on later streets. Good luck

    • @romansavciuc9373
      @romansavciuc9373 Месяц назад

      @justinjames7801 this example of hands AJo is from video, Nathan said vs a TAG we cbet the flop. And my question was what we do vs a maniac. I really appreciate 🙏 your answer vs a maniac. Thank you Justin

    • @justinjames7801
      @justinjames7801 Месяц назад

      @@romansavciuc9373🤪 that makes sense lol I didn’t even realize it was an example hand Nathan put in the video! 😂

    • @justinjames7801
      @justinjames7801 Месяц назад

      I just wanted to sound smart 😅

  • @harrysboard7948
    @harrysboard7948 Месяц назад

    Bro how the hell do you play AK at the micros? Lost basically every time with AK and I’m fundamentally pretty solid😂 AK is my leak, do you 4 bet and always look to shove or just call a 3 bet? I know it’s very situational but for the most part should we play it as a call or shove😂

    • @BlackRain79Poker
      @BlackRain79Poker  23 дня назад

      I play it strong but I know when to back down as well, depending on the player type I am up against. I have lots of videos discussing AK.

  • @jaket1858
    @jaket1858 Месяц назад

    K10 suited Q10 suited

  • @rbertszilrd
    @rbertszilrd Месяц назад

    i guess u meant with AK-Qj that all type so even if it is s.

  • @nickschannel22
    @nickschannel22 Месяц назад

    What hud do u use I don't see it in the description like you said?

    • @BlackRain79Poker
      @BlackRain79Poker  23 дня назад

      Aww sorry about that, I use PT4. Link to my custom HUD on my blog: www.blackrain79.com/2013/09/how-to-optimize-your-hud-for-todays.html

  • @lucashideoivanaga8376
    @lucashideoivanaga8376 Месяц назад

    this tips are for MTT or Cash game?

    • @BlackRain79Poker
      @BlackRain79Poker  23 дня назад

      Both but for late stage MTT I have specific videos for that.

  • @liamtaylor4955
    @liamtaylor4955 Месяц назад

    I'll check back in a million hands to see if I need this information, or not.
    😂

  • @gsnail8189
    @gsnail8189 Месяц назад

    Last advice makes me SO HAPPY and hopeful! Hahaha 😅😂😂😂

  • @SteveVgod
    @SteveVgod Месяц назад +9

    Be nice if you put some effort into videos rather than repeating the same obvious points for beginners over and over

  • @HumansAreBots
    @HumansAreBots Месяц назад

    I’ve been at this final table for 4 days, all these guys must have watched this video.

  • @Thelongshot-me9sv
    @Thelongshot-me9sv Месяц назад

    You hit a final table ever

  • @riccardoscalisi8942
    @riccardoscalisi8942 Месяц назад

    You never give tips on how and when to bluff

    • @romansavciuc9373
      @romansavciuc9373 Месяц назад +2

      Whatch his videos. Nathan has videos and explaining very well when ? & how to bluff?

    • @BlackRain79Poker
      @BlackRain79Poker  23 дня назад

      I have quite a few videos giving advice on bluffs, maybe just not this one.