How to Play Poker Like a Pro | Tim Ferriss

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  • @MarkoAssi_pokervlogger
    @MarkoAssi_pokervlogger 2 года назад +10

    This is scratching the surface. One of the most basics: thinking the range of what your opponents are holding.

  • @solo-angel
    @solo-angel 9 лет назад +11

    2:28 - what a great lesson in 2015!
    Maybe 15 years ago this was a revelation but now even an NL2 player knows this stuff!

  • @KeyserTheRedBeard
    @KeyserTheRedBeard 3 года назад +7

    incredible video Tim Ferriss. I shattered that thumbs up on your video. Continue to keep up the superior work.

  • @Chocolaatchaudd
    @Chocolaatchaudd 8 лет назад +90

    If only poker was that easy :')

    • @DearlBarnes
      @DearlBarnes Год назад +2

      it is and isnt. It can be that easy playing at a casino, but when playing against people who know what they are doing... it can get a bit more complicated.

    • @oldskooltv8787
      @oldskooltv8787 3 месяца назад

      Played my first tournament tonight, $1/$2, lost with a Q 4 two pair, opponent had hull house with Q and 9. 2nd poker game ever. Feel like an idiot. Is this a rookie mistake?

  • @sdog8i840
    @sdog8i840 4 года назад +7

    But if one in 3 hands hits on the flop then out of a table of 5 or 6 is it not likely someone else will have jit something. Otherwise they would have folded

  • @vegaluxuries
    @vegaluxuries Год назад

    Who is this Pocker tutor,how can we get info about him or his videos?

  • @brocklanders1984
    @brocklanders1984 8 лет назад +4

    Tim Ferris is the future. This is a movement that is worth getting an early perspective. If I'm wrong then the world truly is my oyster! Those who know will understand, those who don't will learn from the rest of us when we become gods! Mwahahahahah!

    • @NicholasArnott
      @NicholasArnott 8 лет назад

      You speak the truth.

    • @elispencer7055
      @elispencer7055 2 года назад

      How you doing god?

    • @brocklanders1984
      @brocklanders1984 2 года назад +2

      @@elispencer7055 built a multi million pound business in no small part thanks to a lot of his content. You can't go wrong with the teachings of Ferriss. Should be part of normal global curriculum.

  • @GhostJFR671
    @GhostJFR671 Месяц назад

    What does it mean to be "in position"

  • @TehGreyOne
    @TehGreyOne 9 лет назад +1

    Big fan, keep up the content man!

  • @twildrick
    @twildrick 9 лет назад +1

    Hey Tim, can you get Jordan Harbinger from the Art of Charm on the podcast?
    I would love to hear him being interviewed

  • @MrDawidek2001
    @MrDawidek2001 8 лет назад

    Elo robiłeś kiedyś poradnik do backflipa?

  • @Sijs8
    @Sijs8 9 лет назад

    Which podcast do you learn to play poker?

    • @5Hessens
      @5Hessens 8 лет назад

      +Sijs94 It was from his tv show.

    • @Sijs8
      @Sijs8 8 лет назад

      Any links towards that tv show?

  • @MiriamKokolo
    @MiriamKokolo 9 лет назад

    Great video about strategy!

  • @stratimirthegreat
    @stratimirthegreat 9 лет назад +81

    PLEASE get and interview ELON MUSK. guys upvote this to get ELON on the podcast, and PLEASE ask him questions others haven't, ppl always ask him the same stuff. Get more details for some of his other ideas (example: supersonic VTOL electric plane)

    • @MMAoracle
      @MMAoracle 8 лет назад +2

      BalkanLion He won't get elon I think

    • @johnhammer8668
      @johnhammer8668 7 лет назад +1

      Yes Right. Apart from the 80 hr work week, mars, tesla, first principles, please ask him some thing that is not already asked and which will be useful to others in terms of productivity, like what mental model did he uses to grasp the rocket science out of books and what process does he follow to ask the questions to other scientists, e.t.c.

    • @jackwhite8244
      @jackwhite8244 5 лет назад

      There are several components to poker secrets online. One resource I discovered that successfully combines these is the card crusher fixer (check it out on google) without a doubt the most useful resource that I have ever seen. look at the interesting info .
      😊

    • @panedole
      @panedole 4 года назад +1

      hi everyone ,if anyone else wants to uncover show me how to play poker try Giizabauth Greenback Generator (search on google ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my neighbor got excellent success with it.

  • @vuckovic62
    @vuckovic62 6 лет назад

    I can across a great collection of videos that may help on card crusher fixer

  • @ouss
    @ouss 9 лет назад

    awesome

  • @bales5552
    @bales5552 3 года назад

    Nice

  • @icantthinkofaname50yearsag20
    @icantthinkofaname50yearsag20 9 лет назад +6

    This would have been good in 2003 Phil Gordon is way behind actual profitable pros from this decade.

  • @azorelnero5568
    @azorelnero5568 7 лет назад

    Man you are Great Man !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @IbnBanda
      @IbnBanda 4 года назад

      What is the name guy teaching you tim

  • @vltimate-lavncher-orev
    @vltimate-lavncher-orev 9 лет назад +1

    Ese Tim, eres el puto amo!

  • @TheTruthandblessed
    @TheTruthandblessed Месяц назад

    He didn't mix the cards back into the deck and didn't get a chance to see the turn or river cards

  • @pokerbruh
    @pokerbruh 7 лет назад +20

    How to play poker like a pro:
    Watch Doug Polk
    Watch Andrew Neeme
    Watch Joe Ingram

    • @roccoVAL
      @roccoVAL 6 лет назад +1

      lol Neeme is a terrible player his vlogs are cool to watch but his play is awful

  • @celihannotutti
    @celihannotutti 9 лет назад +3

    How about Jacque Fresco?

  • @Ty_son
    @Ty_son Год назад +1

    Areyy professional juyari 😂

  • @ryanmccracken7247
    @ryanmccracken7247 9 лет назад +2

    Get Jerry Miculek on the show.

  • @doppelgunner
    @doppelgunner 6 лет назад

    I love his hair

  • @Ty_son
    @Ty_son Год назад +1

    Ayo comments m experts ki raye jane 😂

  • @tusepagliacco
    @tusepagliacco 7 лет назад

    When and Why would he re-raise with pocket 9s?

    • @26bisket
      @26bisket 6 лет назад

      well if the raiser if somebody who has been a little bit aggressive at least, you probably have the best hand and want more chips in there........also if something like an ace hits the flop, your opponent will be scared you have an ace (if he doesnt have one himself), because your raising pre-flop represents an ace a good amount of the time......you'll get folds a lot in that scenario and just take down the pot right then and there....also your hand is disguised if you hit a 9.....you should have a pretty balanced strategy of just calling, and choosing to re-reraise, with hands like 9's, 10s, jacks............ queens, kings, aces, ace king.......you should do more re-raising, with the occasional just call.

  • @JohnStewart121
    @JohnStewart121 7 лет назад

    Looked like the "pro female" had him covered when he called her all in :s anyone care to explain ?

  • @RonghuiMrYe
    @RonghuiMrYe 4 года назад +1

    Even though you're in the late , sometimes you could still be very dangerous too. You have to be very caution.

  • @NaihanchinKempo
    @NaihanchinKempo 9 лет назад

    people rarely fold flush draws with qka or same straight draws

  • @K3nfloww
    @K3nfloww Год назад +1

    Good information, but Ithe difference I see is when theres 8 people at the table they all have that 35% chance of hitting. So its likely someone gets the pair. When its down to 2 or 3 people its alot less likely

  • @captainkielbasa5471
    @captainkielbasa5471 2 года назад

    He's not shuffling in between? Those are dependent events

  • @bigfattybola
    @bigfattybola 7 лет назад +1

    Timothy is the proest

  • @Beanmachine91
    @Beanmachine91 6 лет назад

    gotta learn how to fold like a pro!

  • @Laneline5000
    @Laneline5000 Год назад +1

    It feels like Tim has not a clue what he is talking about. lol

  • @ethanrozling2732
    @ethanrozling2732 8 лет назад +1

    There are 15 types of Poker. Why not clarify what type in the title? I know most of the people here are Hold Em fanatics, but I'm old school.

  • @akashicpriestess
    @akashicpriestess Год назад

    Please update this content. Phil Gordon has been irrelevant in poker for years. If looking for another Phil G. I would recommend Phil Galfond. This content is beyond basic. The game has evolved leaps and bounds with solvers and AI. Please highlight this!

  • @DudeRevolution
    @DudeRevolution 7 лет назад +3

    Only plays high cards and is considered a 'pro'? Please...

  • @raygomez3935
    @raygomez3935 Год назад

    Music is so loud

  •  9 лет назад +1

    The person I would like to see you interviewing the most is.. Barack Obama! What a show.. Maybe in a couple of years when he+s no longer the president. Please make it happen :)

  • @Qaskazi
    @Qaskazi 3 года назад

    “Right”

  • @JohnSmith-cy8hq
    @JohnSmith-cy8hq 9 лет назад

    This teacher is such a fish lmao. He can play at my games any time.

    • @Lang7
      @Lang7 9 лет назад

      +Lei YAO Sitting down with some chips at a high stakes game does not mean you're a good player. Phil Gordon hasn't been considered a "good" high stakes pro for about a decade now.

  • @NiirajPatel
    @NiirajPatel 2 месяца назад

    get mukesh ambani

  • @jacksonlenhartmusic
    @jacksonlenhartmusic 8 лет назад +4

    Lol at no discussion of draws. Phil Gordon was a poor choice for this video. Way oversimplified to the point of being unhelpful and even incorrect.

    • @markhwarner
      @markhwarner 8 лет назад +1

      Am curious how this was incorrect. Can you explain?

    • @jacksonlenhartmusic
      @jacksonlenhartmusic 8 лет назад +3

      There are plenty of hands that most players will continue with on the flop that are less than one pair. Also, is a straight draw a "whiff"? How about a flush draw?

    • @NOyaPara
      @NOyaPara 8 лет назад

      Pot comittment after raising preflop and not hitting anything, pocket pairs, depth of stack all this must be taken in account and im probably missing half of the things. If you play against an agressive player he will raise you to the point where you lose all your chips on bluffing. Also if you are talking hats up (since this scenario he is talking about is with 2 players) than you have to take the nash equilibrium into account.

  • @ROGUEJOURNALIST
    @ROGUEJOURNALIST 8 лет назад

    Get Louis CK to do the podcast

  • @furdiebant
    @furdiebant 7 лет назад

    Lol what a fish

  • @user-ze7xb4fr5n
    @user-ze7xb4fr5n 3 года назад

    Obviously you can only hit a maximum of 14 times

  • @AlexA-tx3ql
    @AlexA-tx3ql 6 лет назад

    Wtf did i just watch

  • @brandon3872
    @brandon3872 6 лет назад

    Squirrels don't gamble.

  • @robertriggins9140
    @robertriggins9140 8 лет назад +5

    Host totally doesn't even understand Phil Gordon's mumbo jumbo. lol. Just keeps nodding and saying "Right, uh huh" like he gets it.
    This content is worthless.

    • @nothingnewtome1
      @nothingnewtome1 8 лет назад +8

      Robert Riggins you think tim ferriss doesn't understand what this guy is talking about? you should watch more tim ferriss stuff. not trying to start an argument but for real tim is a sharp guy. he understands what's being said.

    • @calin6327
      @calin6327 6 лет назад +1

      Tim gets this shit boy, dont worry

  • @kirilNikol0v
    @kirilNikol0v 7 лет назад

    If you know nothing about poker you might think the bullshit he's trying to sell is true

  • @hindugoat2302
    @hindugoat2302 8 лет назад

    your not great at everything tim ferriss, you only think your great at everything...
    maybe pick one specialty and master it and keep it to yourself your in no position to be giving advice