Love your channel, love the way you explain things. I'd love to see you talk about cues to finding the right fold. In your $100/hr series, and these videos, you're talking about how to win the hand. Totally understand, as the point is to win, but maybe a video or two about when there's signals to find the fold vs calling the bluff? Anyway, keep on being rad. Thanks man.
I have now rewatched the video as said before and made some notes. By the way Marc, would you mind if I made a video about testing out the strategies that are explained here? I would put a link back to this video as well if you'd like. I reached out on X as well but figured it can't harm to try here as well. 😏
What always tilts me is when I play a strong hand passively and it looks like I have nothing, but villain still bombs river for like 1.5-2x pot with the nuts. Its like most poker players dont even have a concept of other peoples ranges/hands. Playing super exploitatively is just the absolute key to crushing bad live players. Disrespect bad players by exploiting them, theres no need for balance against unbalanced players
Liking and commenting for the owlgorithm. It's good shit as always Marc. I know enough GTO to recognize when overbets are appropriate but I never figured out how to use overbets vs the micro stakes donkeys I normally face and this gives some really nice context. Thanks!
Love your content, bro. I listen to a lot of Jonathan Little, but I'm finding your approach resonates more with my style and instinct. For example, Little says to be disciplined with RFI sizing to 2.5x-3x, don't open to 5x or whatever just because that's the table norm (don't pattern your play after bad players). But early in this video you say that when players are calling too loosely and not 3-betting enough you open to 5x. That makes more sense to me. I'm a $1/$3 player looking to move up to $2/$5. I think I'll love the more aggressive play at that level.
F that. I’ll even go 10-15x IP when iso premiums PF. You’ll still get callers. 2.5-3x is not applicable to live low stakes maybe online. Big pots IP that’s the bread and butter.
I’m not sure about the trip 6 hand. QJ is a very real possibility for the villain. I would have already put them on that hand or KQ. It’s a coin toss in real time play and I would have just called the raise instead of re-raising. Could you please comment on my thoughts? Anyone please. Thanks.
Idk if your gonna reply to this but at 7:05 I don’t get why you say it’s a great spot to jam for value. You said if we bluffed, we would bet very very small just 10 seconds before that, and 840 is an overbet when pot is 727. It would be great if you can explain that step a little more. Thanks a lot!
Because of your channel and other coach which increases my knowledge of the game a lot. I believe you definitely can make 100 per hour at low stake. Lately I have a straight of 19winning sessions and win 8k in less than a month. Average I play about 4 hours each session
Nicely done sir. Well articulated and your genius shines through. I used to play and teach online cash games professionally and not really interested in playing anymore and yet it’s still very interesting to watch these videos. Thoughts on the value of playing live MTT’s vs cash?
These videos are fantastic! By the way, your hair looks amazing. I have one question, though - what shampoo do you use? Is it secret?😂😂😂 Everything regarding the bet sizes is very clear.
Marc, Great video! I'm a huge fan and I've learned a lot from you. I prefer that you don't play music though. I don't like the music, and sometimes I watch your videos at various speeds and the music sounds very bad.
Your videos are extremely usefull and I started to implement what I learnwd. There is one big caveat anyway. These strategies work well against recs, but against good regs you must be more carefull because they are too unbalanced. Just an example: if i know that my oppo cbet range for 50% pot every board i woul make its life hell.
on the first day of every bootcamp we have our students (who are will playing 50+ hours a month and winning at $2/5+) play against the solver. and guess what? the solver always range bets against them. range bets are hard to play against. and your definition of “good reg” is probably way too liberal.
@hungryhorsepoker Yes. You could be right. Someone winning 15$ an hour at 2/5 is a kind of reg, someone winning 60$ is another story. I would have wanted to join the boot camp too, but I am away from now till mid October. I will take a look at your course in the future for sure.
I think I'm missing something on the KQo river bet logic. If I had a draw that missed, wouldn't I want to bet all-in in order to get a worse queen to fold? Wouldn't I do the same to try and get 99 and TT to fold? How do you stay balanced with your all-in bet on the river?
Casual player here who has only done online and some inconsistent home games. Typically .10/.20 $20 tables. Is there a benchmark someone needs to get to to have a chance at 1/2 at a card house?
on a 3b pot hero holding kQo i always get lost if i had draw how much should i bet? i always go all in with draws...how to know what size is best to use on river? any thing that will help me? or i just have to practice this spots a lot...thank u
How to beat a hungry horse enthusiast from oop in 3 easy steps! 1) Don't cap yourself 2) Over x/r flop vs b33 3) If they're underfolding then follow through, otherwise you won already.
Gotta question. Everyone has the “number one” tip for beginners playing poker.. but what’s your number one tip for advanced players? Some stew for thought
always ask the following 3 questions: 1) what is their range? 2) what happens if.... (if i bet big, bet small, check, etc.... how does the range above repsond?) 3) what would i do with the inverse? (if i have a bluff, what size would i bet as value to get called? and vice versa)
Hi Marc, I ´m not a native. So, what does it always mean when you say, that’s is MO line in this spot etc.? By the way, thank you for this kind of input. Your videos have a lot of value!!! Stay tuned. Good job 👏
It's done. I have found the definition, already. -> Modus operandi is sometimes abbreviated as M.O. Therefore, one's M.O. refers to their usual patterns of behaviors or habits. - Or a sick tick 😉😊
@@jimknight5465i got the meaning by the context, but I'm from Brazil and always wondering wtf that mo means haha thanks for the question (ans the answer)
I can’t lie… about a year ago I found you quite irritating. But I gave this channel a chance when you started your challenge and i was so wrong previously. Absolutely turned my opinion around and now im subscribed and have liked the video!
This does not work well against passive nits lol- at one card room I used to play at people would always check to me to check call with their nuts, probably bc they thought that would be the best way to make money from someone they believed to be some young maniac 😂. Most those guys hate tough decisions too so they just played super passive so that the pot never became too big for their strong but not nut hands
Marc you ever try getting into the 10/20/40 game on DGAF Live Poker Show on Sundays? I’m guessing you’d be blocked, but you’d be a good character on the show if you could make it on.
Hey bro! This coming from a low stakes tournament player, at any stage you think that your advice and thought process would be applicable for tournament play would you be able to let us viewer be aware. I know this is cash live content but I love how you think about the mindset of your everyday average Joe reg players. Thanks 👍🏼
If you’re doing online tournaments you could def implement what he’s saying to keep someone to the river if they are barreling. If your platform has emotes make sure you use them to get others tilted even more bluff pots with 27 off and then show to get them even more tilted, make sure you get to the flop, staying random also helps, and make sure you win your all ins. Advice from a fish so take it with a grain of salt. I have noticed when people raise me back they generally have the nuts so find the fold button sometimes hard to find. If you do get to final table or close to it. Be ready to play aggressive because there is no time to wait for aks the blinds will eat you up
By far my favorite poker channel on RUclips. Now to hope no one in my pool finds it to figure out some of my exploits 😂
they won’t figure it out i promise
Well, I have also found it! No offense😅😅
Love your channel, love the way you explain things. I'd love to see you talk about cues to finding the right fold. In your $100/hr series, and these videos, you're talking about how to win the hand. Totally understand, as the point is to win, but maybe a video or two about when there's signals to find the fold vs calling the bluff? Anyway, keep on being rad. Thanks man.
One of best poker coaching channels which improves my skill on the highway
on the highway?!
@@hungryhorsepoker😂 fast way
Easy to understand and put into practice, learning so much, best channel on youtube!!
Keep producing this content! Please
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This video is fire, I really should have seen this a lot earlier. I am going to rewatch it in the morning when I'm not that tired.
I have now rewatched the video as said before and made some notes. By the way Marc, would you mind if I made a video about testing out the strategies that are explained here? I would put a link back to this video as well if you'd like. I reached out on X as well but figured it can't harm to try here as well. 😏
Some of the best poker content on YT
What always tilts me is when I play a strong hand passively and it looks like I have nothing, but villain still bombs river for like 1.5-2x pot with the nuts. Its like most poker players dont even have a concept of other peoples ranges/hands. Playing super exploitatively is just the absolute key to crushing bad live players. Disrespect bad players by exploiting them, theres no need for balance against unbalanced players
Why does that tilt u, shouldn’t u be happy that they’re letting u know u can fold range vs them?
What a great video holy shit. Super value packed, I did good in subscribing some time ago.
Love the rapid fire hand review and clear explanations, great video!
Great live content ! Keep the vids coming. Thank you mark
Liking and commenting for the owlgorithm. It's good shit as always Marc. I know enough GTO to recognize when overbets are appropriate but I never figured out how to use overbets vs the micro stakes donkeys I normally face and this gives some really nice context. Thanks!
owlgoritihm 🥰🥰
Marc, your hair is majestic my boy
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Barber: And how would you like that hair cut today, my man?
Marc: Gentle, keep the cut gentle.
Love your content, bro. I listen to a lot of Jonathan Little, but I'm finding your approach resonates more with my style and instinct. For example, Little says to be disciplined with RFI sizing to 2.5x-3x, don't open to 5x or whatever just because that's the table norm (don't pattern your play after bad players). But early in this video you say that when players are calling too loosely and not 3-betting enough you open to 5x. That makes more sense to me.
I'm a $1/$3 player looking to move up to $2/$5. I think I'll love the more aggressive play at that level.
welcome!! you’ll be surprised how passive the players are at $2/5 and even 5/10. it’s why live poker is so so beatable!
F that. I’ll even go 10-15x IP when iso premiums PF. You’ll still get callers. 2.5-3x is not applicable to live low stakes maybe online. Big pots IP that’s the bread and butter.
Man this stuff is very intuitive. Good shit HHP.🎉
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I wonder what villain snap called with on that Q10 board... ?
Amazing content as always ❤
This is quite possibly one of the funniest thumbnails Marc has done. I mean he had to know right
know wut
@@hungryhorsepoker “too big!” while holding a ruler is crazy work
Love the videos, can you show us how you play multiway pots especially with big pre-op hands
have a video on here on multi-way pots already!
Love your content, keep it up!
ty ty ty
Great video! Thank you!
I’m not sure about the trip 6 hand. QJ is a very real possibility for the villain. I would have already put them on that hand or KQ. It’s a coin toss in real time play and I would have just called the raise instead of re-raising. Could you please comment on my thoughts? Anyone please. Thanks.
Idk if your gonna reply to this but at 7:05 I don’t get why you say it’s a great spot to jam for value. You said if we bluffed, we would bet very very small just 10 seconds before that, and 840 is an overbet when pot is 727. It would be great if you can explain that step a little more. Thanks a lot!
Because of your channel and other coach which increases my knowledge of the game a lot. I believe you definitely can make 100 per hour at low stake. Lately I have a straight of 19winning sessions and win 8k in less than a month. Average I play about 4 hours each session
Nicely done sir. Well articulated and your genius shines through. I used to play and teach online cash games professionally and not really interested in playing anymore and yet it’s still very interesting to watch these videos.
Thoughts on the value of playing live MTT’s vs cash?
i prefer cash because i like making money
Hallelujah! Horsey posted!
Great content as usual!
bless u
15:48 Q: why does betting extremly small 1/10 is better than betting 1/3 or 1/4 pot. Are we expecting all of opponents range to bluff?
These videos are fantastic! By the way, your hair looks amazing. I have one question, though - what shampoo do you use? Is it secret?😂😂😂 Everything regarding the bet sizes is very clear.
idk wutever my wife uses! i just try to wash it only twice per week.
no quetion of the conditioner used though? mayonnaise is a possibility
Marc, Great video! I'm a huge fan and I've learned a lot from you. I prefer that you don't play music though. I don't like the music, and sometimes I watch your videos at various speeds and the music sounds very bad.
Great content!
Your videos are extremely usefull and I started to implement what I learnwd. There is one big caveat anyway. These strategies work well against recs, but against good regs you must be more carefull because they are too unbalanced. Just an example: if i know that my oppo cbet range for 50% pot every board i woul make its life hell.
on the first day of every bootcamp we have our students (who are will playing 50+ hours a month and winning at $2/5+) play against the solver. and guess what? the solver always range bets against them.
range bets are hard to play against. and your definition of “good reg” is probably way too liberal.
@hungryhorsepoker
Yes. You could be right. Someone winning 15$ an hour at 2/5 is a kind of reg, someone winning 60$ is another story. I would have wanted to join the boot camp too, but I am away from now till mid October. I will take a look at your course in the future for sure.
It's value-bet thin, not "thinly". "Thin" describes your relative hand strength ("hang 'em highly" would be the same overcorrection).
no one cares john.
i knew it sounded a little funky, thanks john
I think I'm missing something on the KQo river bet logic. If I had a draw that missed, wouldn't I want to bet all-in in order to get a worse queen to fold? Wouldn't I do the same to try and get 99 and TT to fold? How do you stay balanced with your all-in bet on the river?
I don't think being balanced is part of hia strategy
@@daniel_cunha Disagree
@5:23, what would you do if the villain has 9-6 suited and he re-raises your 250 to $500?
Goone is the GOAT.
Thank you
Thats a great content thanks a lot
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Casual player here who has only done online and some inconsistent home games. Typically .10/.20 $20 tables. Is there a benchmark someone needs to get to to have a chance at 1/2 at a card house?
live 1/2 plays worse than .02/.05 online
Yo, why did you shift from mainly being a player/grinder to a coach? Is it more lucrative better long-term? I’m just curious.
The hand reading insights here are so well explained. And this isn’t even expressly a hand reading video. This is solid work.
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on a 3b pot hero holding kQo i always get lost if i had draw how much should i bet? i always go all in with draws...how to know what size is best to use on river? any thing that will help me? or i just have to practice this spots a lot...thank u
watch our video on river sizing
Awesome vid
So did the KQ hand win or lose?
Why do we bet small 1/3, 1/4 on 3 bet pot vs 1/2 bet on single raised pots?
How to beat a hungry horse enthusiast from oop in 3 easy steps!
1) Don't cap yourself
2) Over x/r flop vs b33
3) If they're underfolding then follow through, otherwise you won already.
hmmmm, kinda!
4) hope that they don't realize you have adjusted and adjust back. @@hungryhorsepoker
Tldr know how to actually play poker
Marc your shit works have a blessed day my boi and keep up with the vids how u explain shit priceless
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What kinds of hands have thicc value?
Gotta question. Everyone has the “number one” tip for beginners playing poker.. but what’s your number one tip for advanced players? Some stew for thought
always ask the following 3 questions:
1) what is their range?
2) what happens if.... (if i bet big, bet small, check, etc.... how does the range above repsond?)
3) what would i do with the inverse? (if i have a bluff, what size would i bet as value to get called? and vice versa)
Hi Marc, I ´m not a native. So, what does it always mean when you say, that’s is MO line in this spot etc.? By the way, thank you for this kind of input. Your videos have a lot of value!!! Stay tuned. Good job 👏
It's done. I have found the definition, already. -> Modus operandi is sometimes abbreviated as M.O. Therefore, one's M.O. refers to their usual patterns of behaviors or habits. - Or a sick tick 😉😊
@@jimknight5465i got the meaning by the context, but I'm from Brazil and always wondering wtf that mo means haha thanks for the question (ans the answer)
12:03 is my favorite part of this XD
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What's "in elastic"? Also sad the flop wasn't J92
thank you,,,,
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I feel like live villains could be a notch less sticky than characterized here.
But doesn't overbetting when you have the nuts protect your bluffs too ? Thought polarized bets with your strongest and weakest hands is the way to go
Great value
bless u
You have it 🥜 🥜 🥜
I can’t lie… about a year ago I found you quite irritating. But I gave this channel a chance when you started your challenge and i was so wrong previously.
Absolutely turned my opinion around and now im subscribed and have liked the video!
Please name one of the Players on your Hand Simulation next week: 15" POKER HARD 😄
ok fine
@hungryhorsepoker Thank You ! ! It's the simple pleasures that wind us up 🙌
First flop not J92 🤔
It would be better turn off or way down the background sound. It’s hard to understand you when you are talking very fast. Slow a bit if can.
you can slow the playback speed on youtube. watch in .75 or .5 if it’s too fast for you.
catapulta is a funny word
Where is my fav J92 flop
This does not work well against passive nits lol- at one card room I used to play at people would always check to me to check call with their nuts, probably bc they thought that would be the best way to make money from someone they believed to be some young maniac 😂. Most those guys hate tough decisions too so they just played super passive so that the pot never became too big for their strong but not nut hands
For the first example couldn't they easily have a better 10?
Easily? Not, not easily, cause the 10 came on the turn. He's folding almost all his Tx hands to a flop.cbet
Bro omg, i see it now. You are dead ringer for Jon Voight in Heat.. Damn, pls pls pls be that for Halloween. Id be Pacino if we were homies lol
omg
Crazy thumbnail lol
let my hair down now i’m looking like jesus 🎵
I got a big big blind and a little little suit. ♥️♣️♦️♠️
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I could only listen to his voice if it’s auto tuned.
me too
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15’ poker hard
I dunno, the poker jesus look kinda works
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When I watch theses i Foam from da mouf
Changing up videos? What happened to the $100/hr challenge? LoL
that’s on thursdays
@@hungryhorsepoker was trolling after the bad session :)
Marc you ever try getting into the 10/20/40 game on DGAF Live Poker Show on Sundays? I’m guessing you’d be blocked, but you’d be a good character on the show if you could make it on.
i’m only playing the 5/5 right now for low stakes challenge. hopefully will be on a bunch of streams next year 😏😏
For the first hand where he has 10-8; he'd look really stupid if villain had 10-9 or any better 10.
show what the villain had goddammit
we’re about process over results over here. this channel is not for you.
@@hungryhorsepoker show me the verification that your process won the hand lol
Look at that sweet baby there.
I subscribed and am waiting for a kiss.
i owe u
Wow im early
everyone here is
Damn not first
but maybe cutest
You are playing in soft games.
Hey bro! This coming from a low stakes tournament player, at any stage you think that your advice and thought process would be applicable for tournament play would you be able to let us viewer be aware. I know this is cash live content but I love how you think about the mindset of your everyday average Joe reg players. Thanks 👍🏼
a good thought process can be used to beat any game - but i’ll admit i don’t know the first thing about tournaments.
If you’re doing online tournaments you could def implement what he’s saying to keep someone to the river if they are barreling. If your platform has emotes make sure you use them to get others tilted even more bluff pots with 27 off and then show to get them even more tilted, make sure you get to the flop, staying random also helps, and make sure you win your all ins. Advice from a fish so take it with a grain of salt. I have noticed when people raise me back they generally have the nuts so find the fold button sometimes hard to find. If you do get to final table or close to it. Be ready to play aggressive because there is no time to wait for aks the blinds will eat you up
@@shanescull9552 ty bro