How to Play WINNING POKER in 2024! Small Stakes Tips & Strategies
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0:00 Intro
0:35 Poker Hands
4:53 Draft Kings
6:25 Poker Hands
18:49 Meetup Game
19:12 Poker Hands
21:02 Outro
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Can U18s play?
Love these lower limit videos where you explain strategy! I recognize these scenarios when I play and it has helped me become a better player. Thank you!
hello folks, i'd like to share a tip as well for low stakes. if you get check raised or jammed on at the river in low stakes.. about 80% of the time they have a strong hand. keep this in mind and keep mental notes to when this happens. you'll notice it if you pay attention. even if you're not in the hand, showdown.
Always enjoyed your vlog!!! Thx for mixing it up n adding thoughts n notes💪🏾💯
thank you for making this video for the very beginner fish. Love how you put up all the poker terms and explain the terms. This is great and with a live vlog, we can all see an example of that term! Keep this up! For low stake games, this is very good. I think for your higher stake games, you can focus on entertainment over educating.
Wicked Video! Nice change instead of just watching some poker! Always like to hear what people are thinking in situations!
Low stakes:
- Play tight vs all newcomers
- Bluff all nits on super connected boards
- Usually top pair is very valuable in low stakes because people bluff a lot, but be mindful of the good players who know how to sniff out top pair and put you in bad spots
- If someone covers you by 5x and goes all in, they are trying to scare you out of the pot most the time and have like middle pair
This is something ive been going by but let me know if im a fish lol
1 and 2 are pretty good, 3 I don't know.
The main problem with 2 is when the nit has the nuts.
So don't bluff your stack off because you think a nit is going to fold the nuts.
love the tip edits man I will keep watching every one of the vids! love the call out definitions also of the mind set!
Very instructive. Thanks for your work from Michigan USA!
I could watch these vids all day. Awesome, helpful content. Thx WG!
I put villain on either A♤Q♤ or A♤10♤ for a combo draw with an over card. Jam puts max pressure on all other draws and 1 pair hands.
Plz more video like this ... i am making so many mistakes!!!
and i am still winning, this content help me get better player
First video I watch of yours that isn't a Short! 👍
Wolfgang poker is the best! I’ve played for near 20 years, but I’ve learned so much watching these videos.
Love these type of Vlogs. Keep em coming please
Loved this format!
Nice video, great concepts and very well explained!!
Excellent video! All of this is very true. I will say that I think some of these facts are different regionally depending on where you play.
Texas is notorious for looser players that hate folding any pair at all (at low stakes anyway). I played a bunch in Mississippi, and I was able to get a lot more bluffs through there than I am here in Texas.
Also, I don't quite agree with the often showing bluffs in big pots thing. I often find that it's quite the opposite.
Next, I don't think it was mentioned in the video, but if you fold to someone who is a bit chatty and friendly, if you really want to know what they have, just ask and tell them what you had. They will tell you 80% of the time what they had at low stakes. Yes, sometimes they may lie, but in my experience it's rare. As long as you play a good strong GTO range, you shouldn't be too concerned about giving away too much information about your own play because you are, theoretically, relatively balanced.
Lastly, and I cannot emphasize this enough, you _must must must_ learn how to make folds that in any other context would be very nitty. For example, if you are playing $1/2 against a straightforward player (i.e. they bet when they have it, fold/check when they don't) who has been raising to $12-15 normally, but suddenly decides to open to $25 or even $30 out of the blue, guess what? They have aces, kings, or less likely, queens. That's their range. Depending on their stack size, if I have a smaller pocket pair, I love a call because if I hit a set, there is a nearly 100% chance I will get their entire stack since small stakes players overplay overpairs (this is what Wolfgang was talking about with implied odds), but if I miss my set, JUST FOLD. Even if you have TT and the flop comes 249. If they lead out for a big price again, I guarantee you you are beat. Don't burn your money, and just fold.
I don't understand people who make their RFI bigger when they have better hands.
telling people to fold to one bet with an overpair is too exploitative. you should only do that against the most straightforward, terrible players of all time.
i've played all over the country in 1/2 and bad players will overplay AK and AQ all the time trying to act like they have aces... they will also give up after you call flop
@@mitsevox Yes, this is why I specifically said against "straightforward players." That said, not sure where you're playing, but 99 times out of 100, when someone has been limp/calling, or raising small all night, then suddenly goes wild and open raises 10-12x, they have QQ+, and extremely rarely AKs. That is the definition of a straightforward player.
And guess what, if you get bluffed off your tens 1 out of 100 times by AQ or AK or whatever, you still made the right play that will pay off in the long run. Who cares if you lose one time? Don't be results-oriented.
Oh what a nice notification on Monday 😀
Love the way how you enjoy your life wolfgang. try to join some big tournaments soon wolfgang
Greetings from Chi town Great video cnt always play high stakes. Always remember where you came from 😜 A win is a W bro soo keep it up ttyl peace 🕊️💞 out
Love the tips
Just came across your channel for the first time and it's great content 👌
I've been wanting to learn how to play strategically when it comes to betting. Love how you explain everything. Keep it going!!
nice vid as always, long time subscriber, thanks for the tips and fro breaking down your thought process in hands, Ive learned alot from ya vids, and tbh whenever i flop a set or a flush or two pair, in my head I always say Bang!!!!!! lbvs one question though, i do see play in games that sometimes is very NIT heavy smh what is ya best advice playing at a table full of OMC's and NITS?
Could u make more of these pls 👌
Good Morning Young Man
At the 15-minute mark where villain didn't show his hand: He could have 22 or 77 -- those hands might raise pre-flop and would definitely go all-in on the turn. Less likely: He had K2 of diamonds or hearts. Another possible hand: KJ, and he wants to charge flush draws. All of your other guesses make perfect sense, too (like AA).
Good vlog bro.
I absolutely love these style videos and I don't even play.
Nice vid!
Great video
My home game where I vlog my game too. Hope to play with you someday.
Definitely agree with the social and friendliness tip except that I’m a bad player, and I just do that to have fun while I’m losing money, lol!
You are as important for a winning player as his skill
I think that KQ diamond hand should be a call. Im sure he had combo draw. Like open ended flush draw or AQ spades with the gut shot.
Are you keeping track of the pot size throughout the hand? Any tips for keeping a good count?
Good content
I see myself in the back getting absolutely blasted haha
Good video
Any chance you do a Meet Up game at Rivers Des Plaines or in the Chicago area anytime this year?
If you sat down with $1,500 and ending the day with over $2,100, how was that only $150 profits
Please do the math
Taxes
if u really kept an eye on the guy who jammed 2k pre u would notice from his body lang that he had a monster. when u raised 30 just watch him, looking at everyone, he was so excited for it to get to him so he could raise
Super nice video loved it !!
If you could do more small stakes chill session that be awesome , it's indeed more relatable than the massive stakes your some times (btw respect for those)
Thanks for your videos :)
You going to the WSOP Circuit at the horseshoe or Elgin at end of the month and early april?
What do you use to record at the table?
Going to Antarctica is a flex!
What's the etiquette on "tanking?"
I assume that's frowned upon at lower limit tables?
Youre a good guy bur the channel keeps tou profitable.. not tour poker strategy
I’m from Houston, and I would love to meet you and try taking your money, but being deployed doesn’t help😭. Maybe sometime down the line I’ll meet you
What about local home games? Harder because everyone knows everyone stakes are smaller but ranges are uncapped…
I wonder if you could have gotten that A8 to fold. It looked to me like he hated that turn card. Maybe he’s never folding though as you suggested.
20:05 checking is horrible in a 4 way hand, as a smaller set is also going to check through with the same logic. You can easily bet small, $90, to make it enticing for people with ANY piece to call and those with AT or AQ to call. Sure they may all fold (to $90 would be odd tho), but a 8 on the turn for example makes 9T the winner and you're never getting away. Another GOOD reason to bet flop is to build the pot.
I agree, make a very small bet into the field.
You are putting 1 in to win 4 ( possibly less), and it makes the pot big very quickly.
Depending on the table, you can probably induce a raise from other players in the pot as well.
On that turn specifically, you will likely have to rip it in, because your hand is the nuts but super fragile.
The turn being mostly a blank other than the spade draw coming in.
wow. an extremely small bet into 4 people that's begging to be called. might as well just announce to the entire table that you have two pair or better 😂
also a set over set situation is gonna get money all in by the river anyways. a tiny flop bet won't change that 😂
@@mitsevox sets will probably call and check raise or check jam turn.
We are looking to keep back door stuff in and fold them out turn to our turn jam.
Especially on the brick whatever of spades.
Just trying to get some extra money in the pot and then try to get someone to call turn with a worse hand, which is all of them on the turn, some of those hands have decent equity though.
12:44 those red chips inbetween those greens... my ocd cant handle
Maybe its way of counting what amount of greens = $1,000 before the next stack
KQ is my favorite hand because it's KILLER QUEEN
For the algorithms! #letsgoin24!!
what would yo do if for example in minute 12:28 the opponent goes all in? Would you let go the 325 or call?
i think the 3 bet with 86hearts is pretty bad I would just stick with gto 3 bet ranges and maybe cut out some of the bluffs or low% 3 bet bluffs gto does
Aww I also wanna play poker with Penguins 😅😅😅
"Small stakes" me over here playing 2NL 😂
You winning the CPT?
Curious as to why when you called a 3 bet with 10/10 it was fine because you were set mining but when others did it when you had KK it was bad and capped their range? 🤔
he didn't double flat like others did. he raised and called
Can you fly me out to Houston
Dude probably had King of spade and small spade…. He knew he had showdown and possibility of a flush… shove prevents an Ace from hitting
86 hearts luda luck …😭
Is that mudkip
It's amazing how many subs you have and how few views you get. It's almost like the subs are fake.
Wolf wolf wolf 🐺
How To Win At Poker by Wolfgang Poker: Run like the +1 Standard Deviation in Luck that you are….
Wait Wait I meant play good spots and recognize ranges… yeah… that’s what I meant…
Bro at 11:54 you angled that player, you acted like you checked behind him so you could get a read. That’s dirty!
Couldn’t disagree more when you said to not get in the habit of making big folds… a good player knows how important it is to make a big folds.
Can I get a BANG hoodie?
Ppl dont donk lead sets its always a draw or weak top pair
I think he had a set or 2 pair
Never check a set or flopped straight vs 3 or more players. You will get at least 1 call 90% of the time. You should have bet $85 after flopping set of JJs. Other pocket pairs, straight draws like 98s , and possibly 2 over cards will likely call an $85 bet on flop. You lost value there with top set.
he targeted those same hands on the turn, no one had anything. if his hand is only worth one street of value against the hands you just mentioned, he might as do it on turn instead of flop. you're using bad results oriented logic and you're incredibly unbalanced if you only bet flop there with two pair or better
@@mitsevox draws are more likely to call flop bets as well as pairs. If you miss turn, there's a chance you get to see river for free since most c-betters check turn with weak/moderate hands. So your best chance to get a call is on flop particularly against a good player that cbets their entire range.
Not only that, but an $85 bet on flop is GREAT pot odds. $285 on turn, which is over half pot, not great odds especially when turn is a 2.
My logic is absolutely sound to any decent experienced player. You should worry less about "balance" in a 4 way pot against ppl you will probably never play against again, and make value bets instead of wasting opportunities.
Another thing I forgot to add is betting flop also allows you to build the pot for a river all in vs. 66, 77, and 76s. Several logical reasons to bet flop there against 3 opponents.
I love this video. Showing that even making the correct play will not always result in winning money, it's nice to show a balanced poker session that's profitable where other people may have lost money. I think I have triple barreled on boards that favor my preflop range trying to get my opponents off top pair and lost my whole stack because of it too many times, so this video was a great perspective. Love it!
It was obvious he was trying to get you to check by showing the player his cards your the 3 better you are going to have 1 pair crushed most of the time on that board
12:12 this is poor logic. The other thing you fail to point out about small stakes: they are NOT going to interpret your $325 bet as a missed heart draw, simply a big bet. They don't put that level of analysis into anything
disagree completely. low stakes players in my experience usually interpret big "bluffy" bets as missed draws way too often.
Really nice dude, love the content!
The only thing I didn’t agree with is the 4 bet with AJo. 15:23 Certainly there are times where what your saying is true, but if we consider the following, I’d say this particular time was probably not the one to do it with:
1. At this level in live poker, 3! Are generally much stronger. So 3!/fold range is pretty small.
2. Even if his 3! Range is balanced out with suited connectors and suited A5 types, this guy is in the SB and would be much tighter and have fewer bluffs.
Keep up the videos dude! Cheers!
SB technically has the widest 3betting range at the table, not the tightest
Dallas 2/5 is not normal low stakes game. Much more aggro/spewy wrt 3b's and much less passive than most places
Question: did you see his Aces with your eyes or with the camera?
If he flashed them, whatever. But if you used your camera to zoom in on his cards seems unfair.
He had already folded so it's completely fine
Maannn i picked up my AA like that bc i was gonna show you, but then remembered youre too good to be showing hands 😂 gg was fun playing with you
Also I was like positive you had ~1400. Obv seeing the stack in the video I was wrong, idk how I missed the purple chip. Probably would have changed things
Did you get to see the ice wall in Antarctica?
Hahaha what a player 😂
I really wouldn't listen to wolgang's strategy since he isn't even a profitable player
And why should we even listen to you?!?
no one asked you, this isn't all about you or your unsolicited advice we truly couldn't care any less. Don't like it, leave like an adult
You wouldn't happen to have any proof you could post on any social media platform?
Possibly leave a link in this thread
if you truly think he's not profitable in these soft games:
1. you don't actually know anything about poker and are just projecting your own mediocre play
2. he just did a two week bankroll challenge at 1/2 up to 5/10 and won over $5000. did the same one in 2022 as well and didn't book a single losing session then either
3. you clearly make big, uninformed assumptions which means you can't have good poker skills 😂
facts, that guy is terrible
Im sorry this was a pretty bad lessons for low stakes, no one gives af about peoples ranges, blockers dont matter as much and people who play 1-2 usually dont bet unless they are really strong or have the nuts, and most people on 1-2 are too much of MEOWS to bluff, thats why u can play tight asf and always be paid off
Wolfgang, Why are you talking like that?
What does under the gun mean?
It is the position on a poker table directly after the Big Blind.
First to act. An early positin raise is very strong, and is betting into 9 people.
Showing your hand at someone else at the table is a fold FYI.
No
@@jeremytimmons Yup. It's called collusion. You go, "floor" they check the cameras and it's a fold.
Advertising and encouraging gambling is lame as fuck.
Less tip videos plz
Wolfgang poker is the best! I’ve played for near 20 years, but I’ve learned so much watching these videos.
It's easier watching a loser player than being one😂😂😂
Looking for private cash game in ABQ?
you must not have learned much in the last 20 years lmao