@@hungryhorsepoker the extra work shows! Loved the live session you played especially, with the savage table talk 😂 - looking forward to more from that series. And unlike the previous comment, I get why the final hands aren’t shown - because the focus was on his thought process, which had already been wrapped up. Variety is good, but mainly I come here for the straight talk, focused on how real opponents respond. Keep it up! 💪🏼
Hey Marc, what do you think of the Lucid GTO poker app? Is it worth me investing in it to study in order to move up from 5/5 to 5/10 or should I be investing in something else?
Love the content where you show an “average Joe” that can crush low stakes by paying attention to the lessons learned that you and your team share with the viewers. Thank you!
So glad I found your content. After being in the poker industry/ poker player for 15 year up until Black Friday I’m about to get back into the streets and to play and travel. This is best context I’ve found by far for someone like me. I’m wanting to make $30 an hour at 2/3 and then $50 an hour at 2/5 to find my traveling adventures, and I’ve considered many coaches.
Mr squish.. you my sir are the man this country needed. Uploading videos on your channel with better information than training pages charge hundreds of $ for
Love love love your content Marc! The thinking process for how you and Alex discuss the hand is next level. And I just deleted the my GTO Wizard account thanks to Alex‘s recommendation. Thank you for providing such informational, educational and entertaining content to improve my poker skills! And, can’t wait till your next Boot Camp class starts up again.
This is an amazing format, reminds me of how Bart does the CLP hand call-in videos, but I prefer this layout and the HM table format for following the action.
Been chatting with you on X, Marc. I’m grateful for your content you’re actively releasing and looking forward to joining the upcoming bootcamp in fall.
Adding on to the end of that last hand, cool idea telling him you don’t have the nut flush but another trick is if he reaches for chips, look like you’re excited and busting to turn your hand over, motion to be ready to flip your cards over the second his chips are in, he’ll definitely think twice!
I love how Marc makes videos with a, “Fuck it, have the sauce.” Mentality…for those who are looking to max value from fish…you’re sitting on a gold mine with these videos.
Really liked this video. My only one gripe is, from my experience, fish over bluff catch with Aces. I just stacked off a fish at a 1/3 game twice tonight with a stronger Ace. I had the better Ace and just jammed and he snap called like he had quads both times. So on that last hand w/ Q 10 clubs I would just give up with the A on the turn. It's not that bluffs are NEVER working, they can from time to time but it's sort of diminishing returns.
just because they over call with Ax, doesnt mean the bluff isn't profitable. the size is just wrong. we should be targetting JhJx type hands to fold on river, as discussed. rewatch and pay attention to that discussion, may help your game a lot. we can always target diff part of range to fold.
Hey man great video! I had a question about when you say to double barrel all non sdv hands ip ott. If they call and river comes a brick are you jamming and making them play for all of it or do x back and give up with no sdv?
what sim you using to get the mp vs co ranges, ive tried 200BB in gtowizard for 9 max, 6 max, with live rake settings, and I dont rly find a range where we 4b AQs AJs ATs or JJ. You have built it around the rake structure at ur local casinos maybe or?
Marc and Alex, On the last hand, I definitely get the merits of keeping the range wide on the flop. Is there a counter argument to be made that because his overpairs on the flop are going to have a really really really hard time hanging on through the river. So let’s also bet big as a bluff on flop. Get value now while we still can. As they will be most inelastic on early streets. Then with hand like AA you can size down on future streets. Hands like 77,88,99 I think often won’t call twice on most run outs, so Just get more value early. I also think it simplifies later streets by not having to worry about the over card hands that call flop and how to best against play those. So if the EVs of the two sizes are pretty close, does a simpler strategy executed well do better than a more complicated strategy executed good but maybe not as good as the simpler one.
I play a similar hand, K10 off from the small blind. 1/3 no limits. HJ call straddle 6 and so did Dealer. I raised to 22. Bb folds, they both call. Flop comes 2Spade, 2H, 4S kinda wetboard so I raised to 100. HJ folds, dealer calls. Turn 4 off. I raised all in (240) dealer snap calls. River off 8 . He shows 33 lol My man here is trying an A to fold, I can't get people 2 fold pocket 33 on small stakes. I play the hand wrong, but Jesús, I was representing a bigger poker pair than 33s
This is all good stuff, but I would like to see either a guide from pre-flop to river and overall strategy. I have read a few poker books, some using GTO and a few advocating exploitative. They generally go from pre-flop to river. Do you have a overall course for beginners or have a book recommendation to get started?
we have a guide (with videos and coaching) built out for every single street for every single situation in live poker. sign up on our website if you want the sauce
Another really smart video. When reviewing a hand and going over your potential play, can you discuss what you would do when facing a raise? Specifically the spot with aces on the turn at the 16:14 mark. Looks like a spot where opponent needs at least a set to raise but maybe you have different opinion. And sick magic eye tattoo on ur neck!!
generally, when we take an aggressive action and our opponent responds with an aggressive action - they are massively underbluffing. check out our video on bluff catching for a lot more.
I have a hand that's very similar to hand #1 that I'd LOVE to hear your opinion on. I'm in the middle vs a pf squeeze from the BB and a ss fish otb where we flop top 2 on KT9r. I'm really curious about BB's range when he continues otf, namely is he forking his range to the point where he never has the nuts in one node or he other
50nl, 110bb eff, 4 handed We 2.5 CO KhTh BTN calls BB squeeze to 11.5bb I call, BTN calls (35bb) Kc Ts 9d BB 8.32bb We? Actually idgaf about my strat, there's a fish IP, keep him in is my strat. What I'm genuinely curious about is BB 's continue multi-way, specifically do you think he ever has QJ when he continue? I can see an argument for having top end in a betting range just because there's a really good chance that if villain checks there's a really good chance it'll check through. I don't think that he's capped if he checks here, so my strat is going to be x range in 3pb when we're IP. But if I'm checking because villain is uncapped, with a range and nut advantage, then he's got to be missing some top end value in his cbetting range... But I already made a reasonably argument for why he would bet on this texture/config. So my argument appears to be circular. My logic is probably inconsistent somewhere. But I can't seem to identify where. He has to balance really well if he develops a cbetting range, and my gut tells me that pool would XR with the nuts, staying in a node that's more familiar. Even if flop does x thru, there's a lot of good things can happen for him on turns if he checks again, and since BTN came along pre and inflated the pot, he can still play a 2 street game and get it in on the river without having to use any really large sizes.
There's 1 or 2 friends I play against who might spot the big boi overbet bluffs, exploit 3 bets, small or large value/bluff sizing etc. strategies if I start using them. I'd like a video on what we should do vs people who notice and change their play to counterexploit us. Retreat a bit towards GTO perhaps?
no, they're not going to have any idea what you're doing. watch the "rivers" video. just because we have bluffs doesn't mean we're betting big, and just because we have value doesn't mean we're betting small. we're using overbets with value a TON. it depends on their range, not yours.
@@hungryhorsepoker I didn't mean the bluff -> big, value -> small. I mean all the 4 options in {small, big} x {value, bluff} and how we use them according to your videos, but I always feel that if I say everything precisely, then my comment gets really long, so I tried to summarize and erred on the other side. Do you mean the "one bet sizing to rule them all" video, or the "why your river bluff & value ..." video? I watched the former, I'll check out the latter later today. One guy I play likes to 3 bet light, overbets rivers on both value and bluff, and punishes cbets with check raises. He's the one I'm most worried will catch on, right now I just use my own exploitative strategy against him.
Sow some examples where there's 4 limpers, you raise KJs on the button, the flop is 853 rainbow. checks around, you CBet, get 3 callers, turn is J of rainbow. All 3 check to you. What do you do? And what do you do when that happens for 5 hours per session, for 12 sessions?
@@hungryhorsepoker Well, yeah. I don't. But you're intentionally ignoring my point. Every video I've seen of yours, hero flops a set. That happens once or twice per 8 hour session. Every video I've seen of yours, flop goes heads up. That happens...almost never. Maybe the room I play in is extreme...
I grind the low-limits for a living. The number one thing that is so important is game selection. The best games are those that are populated by people who are just trying to make hands and are not tricky. Easy to fold to their raises when they are never bluffing. When you play against the same people all the time, it's easy to have all the right semi-bluffs on the flop and turn, but bombing the river Is an art, that can only be learned through experience.
i disagree strongly. if you’re playing low stakes poker for profit - the number one thing that matters is getting better at poker. game selection is a crutch. address the problem at its core, don’t treat the symptom.
@@hungryhorsepoker I dig your channel, and like the personal reply, but I'm sorry, game selection is #1. I don't have any problems, I am a solid player. I can't tell you how often I see all the for profit players in my room ignoring this aspect of the game and battling it out with each other for some kind of ego challenge, when there will be juicy games full of fish that they ignore. Again, just discovered you and am enjoying your different take on the game, I even subscribed, and I often don't do that because i don't want to be subscribed to 1,000 channels.
@@ryanjones4150It’s incredibly stubborn and limited to think that grinding low stakes live also means you are a solid player with “no problems”. Listen to Marc, he’s very sharp.
GTO wizard kinda sucks. I never understood GTOs line on a balanced range or frequencies. In my experience it tends to favor really passive playing. Also if a strategy is statistically strong, shouldn’t you use that one instead of balancing? And GTO also made me too myopic. I was focused on my own hands too many times and calculating outs constantly and not what people told me through their actions and body language at the table. Besides, a lot of my successful bluffs GTO says never work. According to GTO I’m a loose maniac. Tell that to the win rate and the fact I still only play about 20 percent of hands. Anyways thanks horsey daddies I thought I’d leave a serious comment for once. 😘😘😘
Cool video, overall and concept. I think the HJ vs CO 200bb ranges in PIO are a bit off though or maybe inputs are different. GTO wiz has AQs as pure call, not 75% 3b. 4b come from AK, AQo, KQ/KJ/KTs, and some A wheel stuff.
we aren't using pio to solve for preflop, we used simple preflop + amazon web server to solve for equilibrium 200bb ranges with no rake. unless you know how the range is solved/who solved it/where it's coming from - i wouldn't use it.
Hu SRP OOP IP over stabs? 3 way 1 player IP & 1 OOP is not over stabbed? 3 way with 2 players IP is over stabbed? Do you have the stab % on avg for each scenario?
I think AA can even OB 3x pot on the river basically turning it into a SDV Bluff. Cause you can get called by some weaker 1pair hands with a flush or a straight blocker. And get fold from a Jx. You block nut flush and nut straight and if the guy doesn’t have a boat as the hero reasoned, then you able to get most of the trips to fold and get called by worse Kx. Also, I think block bet / 3betting line isn’t very profitable. It will work well when people bet thin on the river as IP. Which happens less in online poker and even less in live games. So you usually will be get raised into by a strong range. And if you were to 3bet a lot of your block bet hands you are going to be getting called a lot. For such a big exploit, you only need to be called once every 100 hands to wipe away your win rate for like 1000 hands. So it very hard hitting to your win rate. It’s not like you should never do it, but you can take bluff hands to begin with and be more efficient with your equity by using that. Also blocker with a pocket pair are terrible vs with a pair .
The dynamic you talk about in most of your videos seems to differ a lot from my experience in Europe, where rivers are massively overbluffed and even over check raised and 3bet bluffed...
Can you help if I am a -1/4 million lifetime playing 5-5, and 5-10. Also important I am borderline dumb ass that barely graduated college? Been playing since 2010.
well clearly in many cases poker players keep to themselves. few wanna share alot their wins, losses and even where better games are . 5-10 where? come play the 5-10 at bellagio see how ya do. those games have select small game selection . where as 2-5 you have more games to choose from.
i don’t think this is the right channel for you. and that’s ok! there are plenty of channels with bright colors and loud noises and one syllable words for you to enjoy!
I wonder if the bluffing logic in that QT hand works when you're a young Asian lol...the stereotypes are that we are aggro punters like Rampage. I guess the adjustment would be to bluff less and go for more and bigger thin value?
I will say, when I meet/play with someone ai notice has a solid game I try to befriend them out of respect….and have gotten some blind spots pointed out by them.
Hi @hungryhorsepoker…i have been following you for some time now and i feel like your view point regarding the game is on spot…wud love to get one on one coaching from you…looking forward to a response from you
In the QT hand if I was the HJ I’d 4b Axs like A2s+. It’s a fuck you 4b do not 3b me 😆 flat pairs to set mine, blockers 4b, TT+ maybe 99+ 4b for value, AQ+. The last thing I wanna do is let some regs 3b me to iso. I remember I 4b K8s in such spot and K5s 😄
hey Marc, its me again 😂 I'd loved to see the hands played out and know the end results. I strongly recommend to please include the final results after each hand analysis! Thanks for the awesome content!
results listed in a few comments above. our general philosophy is always process over results, and we generally don’t care about what happened but the thought process we used. that’s how to get better. but i understand ppl like to have the curiosity itch scratched so will try to include results.
That's what they all do. We know 95% of players lose and go broke and can't pay their backers if they have one. So they "take time off" from the game until they can find the scratch to get back in. It's called gambling, a losing proposition for most all
@@hungryhorsepokerI already sent my info. I might be looking for private coaching or join somehow. All I want to do is moving from 1/2 and 1/3 to $5 blinds.
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how do you guys feel about this format? trying to keep it fresh with new / different content every week
There are no conclusions to the hands?!?!?
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qthh - villain called
aa - villain folded
qtcc - villain called with ak
@@hungryhorsepoker the extra work shows! Loved the live session you played especially, with the savage table talk 😂 - looking forward to more from that series. And unlike the previous comment, I get why the final hands aren’t shown - because the focus was on his thought process, which had already been wrapped up. Variety is good, but mainly I come here for the straight talk, focused on how real opponents respond. Keep it up! 💪🏼
Hey Marc, what do you think of the Lucid GTO poker app? Is it worth me investing in it to study in order to move up from 5/5 to 5/10 or should I be investing in something else?
Love the content where you show an “average Joe” that can crush low stakes by paying attention to the lessons learned that you and your team share with the viewers. Thank you!
I tripled my win rate. I was making -2bb/hr.... 😂
progress is progress
Between go big and go home, there is no shame in going home
Most underrated poker channel… as a low stakes player this style of play is helping me evolve so much 🙏🏻
Very good stuff. Keep the variety coming - I'm learning from it all.
Never try to fold out AK on A high board and you going to quadruple your win rate.
JJ is folding to $800 bet
Loved this review format, talking them through and different ways to play each hand, and the little psychological talking tips :)
it took me a few iterations to realize Alex was saying "trying rec".
I've never heard myself described so succinctly!
So glad I found your content. After being in the poker industry/ poker player for 15 year up until Black Friday I’m about to get back into the streets and to play and travel. This is best context I’ve found by far for someone like me. I’m wanting to make $30 an hour at 2/3 and then $50 an hour at 2/5 to find my traveling adventures, and I’ve considered many coaches.
This a FANTASTIC video! Thanks to both of you!!!
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Mr squish.. you my sir are the man this country needed. Uploading videos on your channel with better information than training pages charge hundreds of $ for
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Love love love your content Marc! The thinking process for how you and Alex discuss the hand is next level. And I just deleted the my GTO Wizard account thanks to Alex‘s recommendation. Thank you for providing such informational, educational and entertaining content to improve my poker skills! And, can’t wait till your next Boot Camp class starts up again.
I love the honesty your student has in this video. Also the mental game is by far at the top of the list if you're going to crush! #letsgo!!
This is an amazing format, reminds me of how Bart does the CLP hand call-in videos, but I prefer this layout and the HM table format for following the action.
Alex, recognize you from the 1500 Cap game. Noticed how your game has evolved in the few sessions we have played. Awesome work.
Been chatting with you on X, Marc. I’m grateful for your content you’re actively releasing and looking forward to joining the upcoming bootcamp in fall.
Adding on to the end of that last hand, cool idea telling him you don’t have the nut flush but another trick is if he reaches for chips, look like you’re excited and busting to turn your hand over, motion to be ready to flip your cards over the second his chips are in, he’ll definitely think twice!
I like the format! Nice to see a fresh perspective and your take on that perspective
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I love how Marc makes videos with a, “Fuck it, have the sauce.” Mentality…for those who are looking to max value from fish…you’re sitting on a gold mine with these videos.
and the fun part is, 99% of live players are fish!
Really liked this video. My only one gripe is, from my experience, fish over bluff catch with Aces. I just stacked off a fish at a 1/3 game twice tonight with a stronger Ace. I had the better Ace and just jammed and he snap called like he had quads both times. So on that last hand w/ Q 10 clubs I would just give up with the A on the turn. It's not that bluffs are NEVER working, they can from time to time but it's sort of diminishing returns.
just because they over call with Ax, doesnt mean the bluff isn't profitable. the size is just wrong. we should be targetting JhJx type hands to fold on river, as discussed. rewatch and pay attention to that discussion, may help your game a lot. we can always target diff part of range to fold.
@@hungryhorsepoker Yes I did listen. player tendencies are a matter of opinion (and experience). Nice videos.
I have won 4 sessions in a row playing 1/3 after binge watching your videos. Appreciate you sir
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This videos are informative but we need more live sessions !
coming on thursday!
really enjoyed this video guys cheers x
Hey man great video! I had a question about when you say to double barrel all non sdv hands ip ott. If they call and river comes a brick are you jamming and making them play for all of it or do x back and give up with no sdv?
watch the video on how to play rivers 😇
I just won poker at Hugewin earlier! Great video btw!
what sim you using to get the mp vs co ranges, ive tried 200BB in gtowizard for 9 max, 6 max, with live rake settings, and I dont rly find a range where we 4b AQs AJs ATs or JJ. You have built it around the rake structure at ur local casinos maybe or?
Great job !
thank you , big inspiration
Hey Marc what is the eta on the training program HH is putting together?
hoping for november 1st at latest, but fingers crossed can be sooner. we want to have everything *PERFECT* before launching
Marc and Alex,
On the last hand, I definitely get the merits of keeping the range wide on the flop. Is there a counter argument to be made that because his overpairs on the flop are going to have a really really really hard time hanging on through the river.
So let’s also bet big as a bluff on flop. Get value now while we still can. As they will be most inelastic on early streets. Then with hand like AA you can size down on future streets.
Hands like 77,88,99 I think often won’t call twice on most run outs, so Just get more value early. I also think it simplifies later streets by not having to worry about the over card hands that call flop and how to best against play those. So if the EVs of the two sizes are pretty close, does a simpler strategy executed well do better than a more complicated strategy executed good but maybe not as good as the simpler one.
Wow -- fantastic video!
ty ty!
good shit marc. u should bring charlie on for a session review too, would be dope to see
It’s almost impossible to make a rec fold Ax TP esp if the kicker is a king. You get fold from maybe Qx as TP but almost very tough to fold out ax
I am also Alex. ❤️ Good job, Guys!
Loved the AA river play
I play a similar hand, K10 off from the small blind. 1/3 no limits. HJ call straddle 6 and so did Dealer. I raised to 22. Bb folds, they both call. Flop comes 2Spade, 2H, 4S kinda wetboard so I raised to 100. HJ folds, dealer calls. Turn 4 off. I raised all in (240) dealer snap calls. River off 8 . He shows 33 lol
My man here is trying an A to fold, I can't get people 2 fold pocket 33 on small stakes. I play the hand wrong, but Jesús, I was representing a bigger poker pair than 33s
Good content. Next time call this video, "Exploiting Capped Ranges"
that may not get quite as many clicks
@@hungryhorsepoker no cap.
Fun hands thank you 👍
This is all good stuff, but I would like to see either a guide from pre-flop to river and overall strategy. I have read a few poker books, some using GTO and a few advocating exploitative. They generally go from pre-flop to river. Do you have a overall course for beginners or have a book recommendation to get started?
we have a guide (with videos and coaching) built out for every single street for every single situation in live poker. sign up on our website if you want the sauce
Another really smart video. When reviewing a hand and going over your potential play, can you discuss what you would do when facing a raise? Specifically the spot with aces on the turn at the 16:14 mark. Looks like a spot where opponent needs at least a set to raise but maybe you have different opinion. And sick magic eye tattoo on ur neck!!
generally, when we take an aggressive action and our opponent responds with an aggressive action - they are massively underbluffing. check out our video on bluff catching for a lot more.
@@hungryhorsepoker WRONG!!!! He was bluffing and I won a big pot. Good try
I wanna know what happened at the end of the hands!!!!
this, we need to see fish's hand to get bit more insight into their fish style
Another gem of a video! ✅
thank u thank u!
I have a hand that's very similar to hand #1 that I'd LOVE to hear your opinion on. I'm in the middle vs a pf squeeze from the BB and a ss fish otb where we flop top 2 on KT9r. I'm really curious about BB's range when he continues otf, namely is he forking his range to the point where he never has the nuts in one node or he other
50nl, 110bb eff, 4 handed
We 2.5 CO KhTh
BTN calls
BB squeeze to 11.5bb
I call, BTN calls
(35bb) Kc Ts 9d
BB 8.32bb
We?
Actually idgaf about my strat, there's a fish IP, keep him in is my strat. What I'm genuinely curious about is BB 's continue multi-way, specifically do you think he ever has QJ when he continue? I can see an argument for having top end in a betting range just because there's a really good chance that if villain checks there's a really good chance it'll check through. I don't think that he's capped if he checks here, so my strat is going to be x range in 3pb when we're IP. But if I'm checking because villain is uncapped, with a range and nut advantage, then he's got to be missing some top end value in his cbetting range... But I already made a reasonably argument for why he would bet on this texture/config.
So my argument appears to be circular. My logic is probably inconsistent somewhere. But I can't seem to identify where.
He has to balance really well if he develops a cbetting range, and my gut tells me that pool would XR with the nuts, staying in a node that's more familiar. Even if flop does x thru, there's a lot of good things can happen for him on turns if he checks again, and since BTN came along pre and inflated the pot, he can still play a 2 street game and get it in on the river without having to use any really large sizes.
This hand has legitimately bugged TF out of me this week
Great video!
There's 1 or 2 friends I play against who might spot the big boi overbet bluffs, exploit 3 bets, small or large value/bluff sizing etc. strategies if I start using them. I'd like a video on what we should do vs people who notice and change their play to counterexploit us. Retreat a bit towards GTO perhaps?
no, they're not going to have any idea what you're doing. watch the "rivers" video. just because we have bluffs doesn't mean we're betting big, and just because we have value doesn't mean we're betting small. we're using overbets with value a TON. it depends on their range, not yours.
@@hungryhorsepoker I didn't mean the bluff -> big, value -> small. I mean all the 4 options in {small, big} x {value, bluff} and how we use them according to your videos, but I always feel that if I say everything precisely, then my comment gets really long, so I tried to summarize and erred on the other side. Do you mean the "one bet sizing to rule them all" video, or the "why your river bluff & value ..." video? I watched the former, I'll check out the latter later today.
One guy I play likes to 3 bet light, overbets rivers on both value and bluff, and punishes cbets with check raises. He's the one I'm most worried will catch on, right now I just use my own exploitative strategy against him.
Sow some examples where there's 4 limpers, you raise KJs on the button, the flop is 853 rainbow. checks around, you CBet, get 3 callers, turn is J of rainbow. All 3 check to you. What do you do? And what do you do when that happens for 5 hours per session, for 12 sessions?
don’t cbet 5 ways with king high. how bout that big guy?
@@hungryhorsepoker Well, yeah. I don't. But you're intentionally ignoring my point. Every video I've seen of yours, hero flops a set. That happens once or twice per 8 hour session. Every video I've seen of yours, flop goes heads up. That happens...almost never. Maybe the room I play in is extreme...
I grind the low-limits for a living. The number one thing that is so important is game selection. The best games are those that are populated by people who are just trying to make hands and are not tricky. Easy to fold to their raises when they are never bluffing. When you play against the same people all the time, it's easy to have all the right semi-bluffs on the flop and turn, but bombing the river Is an art, that can only be learned through experience.
i disagree strongly. if you’re playing low stakes poker for profit - the number one thing that matters is getting better at poker. game selection is a crutch. address the problem at its core, don’t treat the symptom.
@@hungryhorsepoker I dig your channel, and like the personal reply, but I'm sorry, game selection is #1. I don't have any problems, I am a solid player. I can't tell you how often I see all the for profit players in my room ignoring this aspect of the game and battling it out with each other for some kind of ego challenge, when there will be juicy games full of fish that they ignore. Again, just discovered you and am enjoying your different take on the game, I even subscribed, and I often don't do that because i don't want to be subscribed to 1,000 channels.
@@ryanjones4150It’s incredibly stubborn and limited to think that grinding low stakes live also means you are a solid player with “no problems”. Listen to Marc, he’s very sharp.
GTO wizard kinda sucks. I never understood GTOs line on a balanced range or frequencies. In my experience it tends to favor really passive playing. Also if a strategy is statistically strong, shouldn’t you use that one instead of balancing? And GTO also made me too myopic. I was focused on my own hands too many times and calculating outs constantly and not what people told me through their actions and body language at the table. Besides, a lot of my successful bluffs GTO says never work. According to GTO I’m a loose maniac. Tell that to the win rate and the fact I still only play about 20 percent of hands. Anyways thanks horsey daddies I thought I’d leave a serious comment for once. 😘😘😘
10:40 ....plus that small bet size in that spot could induce a bluff raise.
Ps do you fold to a 4 bet on the river 200bb deep?
Cool video, overall and concept.
I think the HJ vs CO 200bb ranges in PIO are a bit off though or maybe inputs are different. GTO wiz has AQs as pure call, not 75% 3b. 4b come from AK, AQo, KQ/KJ/KTs, and some A wheel stuff.
we aren't using pio to solve for preflop, we used simple preflop + amazon web server to solve for equilibrium 200bb ranges with no rake. unless you know how the range is solved/who solved it/where it's coming from - i wouldn't use it.
Hu SRP OOP IP over stabs?
3 way 1 player IP & 1 OOP is not over stabbed?
3 way with 2 players IP is over stabbed?
Do you have the stab % on avg for each scenario?
If it doesn’t bother you would you consider using 4 color deck for future videos? :)
we always use a 4 color deck?
Alex said he has to do work away from the table. I would like to hear what that work is... because my work ain't working.
great question. putting out a video NEXT WEEK on what work to do away from the table to actually improve
Is that a giraffe-rabbit on the lamp!? Lol
it’s just a normal ol giraffe
I think AA can even OB 3x pot on the river basically turning it into a SDV Bluff. Cause you can get called by some weaker 1pair hands with a flush or a straight blocker. And get fold from a Jx.
You block nut flush and nut straight and if the guy doesn’t have a boat as the hero reasoned, then you able to get most of the trips to fold and get called by worse Kx.
Also, I think block bet / 3betting line isn’t very profitable. It will work well when people bet thin on the river as IP. Which happens less in online poker and even less in live games. So you usually will be get raised into by a strong range. And if you were to 3bet a lot of your block bet hands you are going to be getting called a lot. For such a big exploit, you only need to be called once every 100 hands to wipe away your win rate for like 1000 hands. So it very hard hitting to your win rate. It’s not like you should never do it, but you can take bluff hands to begin with and be more efficient with your equity by using that. Also blocker with a pocket pair are terrible vs with a pair .
The dynamic you talk about in most of your videos seems to differ a lot from my experience in Europe, where rivers are massively overbluffed and even over check raised and 3bet bluffed...
I wish people three bet bluffed the river as much in America
theres definitely less fish in europe
@@hungryhorsepoker no no they are still fish. They are just way more aggressive it seems like.
Can you help if I am a -1/4 million lifetime playing 5-5, and 5-10. Also important I am borderline dumb ass that barely graduated college? Been playing since 2010.
well clearly in many cases poker players keep to themselves. few wanna share alot their wins, losses and even where better games are . 5-10 where? come play the 5-10 at bellagio see how ya do. those games have select small game selection . where as 2-5 you have more games to choose from.
i don’t think this is the right channel for you. and that’s ok! there are plenty of channels with bright colors and loud noises and one syllable words for you to enjoy!
Why are you acting like you play at the Bellagio and or his comment wasn’t true.
Not showing how the hands ended is a crime!
we’re big process > results people here. strong players are more interested in the why. weak players want a curiosity itch scratched.
@@hungryhorsepoker Obviously you shouldnt base your decisions on the outcome. It would just be fun to see the outcome.
Weird how you don’t show the other players cards. 2k into 880 is an obvious bully bet. Did it work?
What was the outcome of the AA hand? You skipped right over it.
Outcome doesn't matter.
@@adsglitch to you. I am curious 🤔
he folded, of course
I wonder if the bluffing logic in that QT hand works when you're a young Asian lol...the stereotypes are that we are aggro punters like Rampage. I guess the adjustment would be to bluff less and go for more and bigger thin value?
I deal to this guy!! He plays in my room and I can confirm this is a true story📈
18 EV bb/100 at NL 1000? mm
What study material would you use if you're going to cancel your GTO wizard subscription 😂
great question. putting out a video NEXT WEEK on what work to do away from the table to actually improve
@@hungryhorsepoker Thanks. I appreciate it 🙏
Ahhhhhahahahhaha
“Cancel gto wizard”
Ahhhahhahahha
My man
I will say, when I meet/play with someone ai notice has a solid game I try to befriend them out of respect….and have gotten some blind spots pointed out by them.
Hi @hungryhorsepoker…i have been following you for some time now and i feel like your view point regarding the game is on spot…wud love to get one on one coaching from you…looking forward to a response from you
hey! we only offer 1 on 1 coaching after going thru our program - check out our website for more
I got a big big blind and a little little suit ♥️♣️♦️♠️
best song!
@@hungryhorsepoker see, you say in some of your intros that you "got out of music to focus on poker," but we know the truth...
All boards are overstabbed from ip against pfr? Really?
yes
@@hungryhorsepoker interesting!
In the QT hand if I was the HJ I’d 4b Axs like A2s+. It’s a fuck you 4b do not 3b me 😆 flat pairs to set mine, blockers 4b, TT+ maybe 99+ 4b for value, AQ+. The last thing I wanna do is let some regs 3b me to iso. I remember I 4b K8s in such spot and K5s 😄
Bouta triple the negative number
18 bigs an hour at 5/10 is absurd
Slow playing AA is most fish thing ever😂😂 And he waited until board had has flush or straigh draws
No body would call worst pair with that board
i’m not sure this video is for you. try a coloring book!
If I sign up for your course, will you buy me a "Busket of Scrhimps"?
deal
six handed really i wanna be at table with more players vegas is now all over 8 handed. card rooms want more tables rake$$$$ hence down to 8handed.
hey Marc, its me again 😂 I'd loved to see the hands played out and know the end results. I strongly recommend to please include the final results after each hand analysis! Thanks for the awesome content!
results listed in a few comments above. our general philosophy is always process over results, and we generally don’t care about what happened but the thought process we used. that’s how to get better. but i understand ppl like to have the curiosity itch scratched so will try to include results.
0% x 3 = 0%
😂😂
OMG
15’ poker hard!
@hungryhorsepoker Yes Sir 🙌
Marc I might be in love with you
omg
Super happy for you Alex 🤓😎! But come on guy's, this video is such a teaser 🤤!
You only show winnners...
That's what they all do. We know 95% of players lose and go broke and can't pay their backers if they have one. So they "take time off" from the game until they can find the scratch to get back in. It's called gambling, a losing proposition for most all
He got a house in the first hand,amazing play!
I don't understand this $25 an hour thing at 1/3. I play online and I make that at much smaller stakes
First?
omg u did it
you could have labeled this video "guy gets the fuck its and triples his profit"
Super cool contEnt,thx
How can I contact you for some coaching Marc?
check the link in description of video! we're rolling out a subscription model ft live coaching EVERY DAY this fall.
@@hungryhorsepokerI already sent my info. I might be looking for private coaching or join somehow. All I want to do is moving from 1/2 and 1/3 to $5 blinds.
One of the best coaching videos I’ve ever watched