My Poker Brother Nathan, 97 in the minute 8:00, the example with floating Aggressive players, 97 makes a straight in there, therefore you should either take it out or consider it NOT a Bluff :D Small mistake that I wanted to show you that it slipped somehow :D
I just recently started winning. It took me 2 years to understand how agressive I should be. I thought I was doing everything right, i did everything you said, but I kept loosing. It took me 2 years to understand I was wayyyy too passive. I am so aggressive now, sometimes I have to correct myself and say: take it easy man. Thanks man! Last month 500 euros profit, its just a hobby for me, so thats ok for me
For beginners looking to improve quickly, focus on mastering position, hand selection, and understanding player tendencies. Stay disciplined with your bankroll, avoid bluffing too much, and learn to read the board for potential hands. As you advance, incorporate concepts like pot odds, bet sizing, and bluff timing, but remember that patience and practice are key to long-term success in poker.
I have rules. Hold Em Rule #3, Only bluff heads up hands. (with very rare exceptions....very very rare) I love the reference to long term poker, 99% of freebie online players have no idea what that is. Chris Ferguson's 10k Challenge was a brilliant display of long term poker and I encourage ALL players new or old to watch it. PS - I still get a kick out of watching the hand he didn't realise action was on him and I watch it semi regularly. hahahahaa
Great advice! There’s so much to learn when you first start playing it can be overwhelming. This is a great outline for beginners and novices that get ahead of themselves. Your Ego is your #2 enemy after the rake.
This guy is truly a gem when it comes to teaching some extremely solid poker theory. I have literally, and I mean literally, gone from a fish sucking dirt out of water to a very confident winning player. And as much as it hurts me sometimes to eat other fish alive, understanding the feeling of walking away from the table with zilch again, I can only say thank god, the universe, my mother, whoever for having found this guy as a teacher. Thank you. Seriously. Thank you.
Just wanted to reach out to you to thank you for these. I’m an old Beginner playing low stakes on line and your basics have improved my game tremendously
Great advice. While most of these tips I was aware of, a couple I was not taking advantage of. As you say, you better never ever stop learning and improving your poker skills.
Not always, maybe in the long run! But against amateurs, 90% true!. Seen Pros lost when they are on a down swing! I only play premiums on early position and widen my range when having luck! I become aggressive when im in late position with strong hands and play more hands specially suited Aces. I become a nit player when not hitting the flop or having bad beats or quit early! Been playing for ten years. At the end of every year my bank roll always have increase at least 20%. I was a math teacher and regularly play chess!
There are more than one type of limpers. The limp-raiser for example. He limps, you raise he re-raises. Then there is the limp-caller. They lim you raise they call. I have seen them doing it with pocket aces, pocket kings etc etc. Especially in 1-2 euro cash games
I think that for the very micro stakes, your redline should go down all the way. Its Just not worth it to fight the whales on those limits And even the weak regs will call too much
Just wanted to share I’ve been trying to mimic your style as much as I can. Posted my second straight win after following a few of your tips trying to play TAG poker. Obviously a couple people folded to me to easily. I also would’ve cashed for a lot more if a couple stupid bomb pots and loosing with a king high flush to and ace high flush. I just didn’t believe he had it. But Tag poker is helping out.
@ I took a bad turn. I was up $1548 in 30 days. Next 30 days I’ve only sit down 3 times and I have lost $1030 I’m only 2 weeks into the month and can’t find a win. I’m going to keep studying! Hopefully everything turns around for me. I do take my poker seriously but, find myself getting lazy from time to time if I’m not winning pots. I always try to force the issue. Back to the drawing board. Thanks for the response.
A5 suited is NEVER a 4bet but it’s always a 5 bet jam. In theory that is. All other tips are on point but you should absolutely not be 4betting weak suited aces. You should be 4 bet bluffing but it’s not with those hands. Hands like KQ off play much better as a 4 bet bluff.
First off, I love your content, and it is improving my game. I also appreciate that you have a degree and can string a proper sentence together! :) I wonder if poker would still support you if you dropped your books, your course, your affiliate links and coaching, i.e. poker alone. I only ask because I cannot believe the game is no more challenging today than it was when you started in 2004. Thanks for your videos and books.
Thank you Liam! Although not everybody in these comments agrees that I am smart or can string a sentence together lol :( I would like to hope I could make it without the additional revenue streams but there is no question poker is a lot harder these days than when I began in 2004.
Very interesting would you like to play with me on cash or on bananas? !RISE we have a small no rake amateur club but I eady to play on your playgrounds if you have any? Very nice video 😀
Pros don’t always win - but they play within their bankroll, so they never have to quit. So they win eventually. All the pros that went bankrupt? Quit playing within their bankroll.
@@BlackRain79Poker Nope. Let's not forget that a WSOP winner scammed players out of millions online by seeing everyone's hole cards and a bunch of other pros were funded to play in tournaments with all the full tilt customers' money. The only way the pros always win is by cheating.
You will most likely lose all your savings mate and you will have to sell your belongings and then sell then again. This is a brutal game which requires almost an impossible level of self control will power and cold heart. DONT START PLAYING THIS GAME
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Have you tried any of these 9 advanced poker tips? Also, here is the best way to win at poker as a beginner: ruclips.net/video/XtLhoZFNOZQ/видео.html
all the time 💯
My Poker Brother Nathan, 97 in the minute 8:00, the example with floating Aggressive players, 97 makes a straight in there, therefore you should either take it out or consider it NOT a Bluff :D Small mistake that I wanted to show you that it slipped somehow :D
I just recently started winning. It took me 2 years to understand how agressive I should be. I thought I was doing everything right, i did everything you said, but I kept loosing. It took me 2 years to understand I was wayyyy too passive. I am so aggressive now, sometimes I have to correct myself and say: take it easy man. Thanks man! Last month 500 euros profit, its just a hobby for me, so thats ok for me
For beginners looking to improve quickly, focus on mastering position, hand selection, and understanding player tendencies. Stay disciplined with your bankroll, avoid bluffing too much, and learn to read the board for potential hands. As you advance, incorporate concepts like pot odds, bet sizing, and bluff timing, but remember that patience and practice are key to long-term success in poker.
I have rules. Hold Em Rule #3, Only bluff heads up hands. (with very rare exceptions....very very rare)
I love the reference to long term poker, 99% of freebie online players have no idea what that is.
Chris Ferguson's 10k Challenge was a brilliant display of long term poker and I encourage ALL players new or old to watch it.
PS - I still get a kick out of watching the hand he didn't realise action was on him and I watch it semi regularly. hahahahaa
Well said!
Well said!
Great advice! There’s so much to learn when you first start playing it can be overwhelming. This is a great outline for beginners and novices that get ahead of themselves. Your Ego is your #2 enemy after the rake.
This guy is truly a gem when it comes to teaching some extremely solid poker theory. I have literally, and I mean literally, gone from a fish sucking dirt out of water to a very confident winning player. And as much as it hurts me sometimes to eat other fish alive, understanding the feeling of walking away from the table with zilch again, I can only say thank god, the universe, my mother, whoever for having found this guy as a teacher. Thank you. Seriously. Thank you.
Thanks Alex, I appreciate it!
Just wanted to reach out to you to thank you for these. I’m an old Beginner playing low stakes on line and your basics have improved my game tremendously
Especially in tournament play
Glad to help!
8:28. Wouldn’t 97 have you crushed since they have a straight.
yes he probably made a typo/mistake. but who cares? its irrelevant to the point he's making
Great advice. While most of these tips I was aware of, a couple I was not taking advantage of. As you say, you better never ever stop learning and improving your poker skills.
That's great to hear, glad I could help you improve your game!
Not always, maybe in the long run! But against amateurs, 90% true!. Seen Pros lost when they are on a down swing! I only play premiums on early position and widen my range when having luck! I become aggressive when im in late position with strong hands and play more hands specially suited Aces. I become a nit player when not hitting the flop or having bad beats or quit early! Been playing for ten years. At the end of every year my bank roll always have increase at least 20%. I was a math teacher and regularly play chess!
There are more than one type of limpers. The limp-raiser for example. He limps, you raise he re-raises. Then there is the limp-caller. They lim you raise they call. I have seen them doing it with pocket aces, pocket kings etc etc. Especially in 1-2 euro cash games
Yes, you are right. Limp RR is almost always the nuts. Will probably make a video on this.
Your videos are always SO GOOD!!!!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching.
thanks bro your in dept teaching has worked for me i appreciate you
Happy to help!
I do like idea of no rake poker, limping is much interesting in no rake structure. Like in our no rake club
Great point!
I ordered a book from you 4 months ago. How long before I should receive the book?
Holy sht bro I don’t think it’s coming lol.
How do you think he gets buy-ins😅
My books arrive instantly to your email. Send me an email, I will sort it for you.
This is why good poker players don’t like coaches. Giving away good information here.. good video
Glad you enjoyed!
I think that for the very micro stakes, your redline should go down all the way. Its Just not worth it to fight the whales on those limits And even the weak regs will call too much
@ 8:56 you show 97 is a bluff on a turn of T88J !!!!! In my book that's a straight and not a bluff. Please explain
i'd like to see how you play your hand from behind
Just wanted to share I’ve been trying to mimic your style as much as I can. Posted my second straight win after following a few of your tips trying to play TAG poker. Obviously a couple people folded to me to easily. I also would’ve cashed for a lot more if a couple stupid bomb pots and loosing with a king high flush to and ace high flush. I just didn’t believe he had it. But Tag poker is helping out.
Oh yeah Thanks a lot
Nice job Dave!
@ I took a bad turn. I was up $1548 in 30 days. Next 30 days I’ve only sit down 3 times and I have lost $1030 I’m only 2 weeks into the month and can’t find a win.
I’m going to keep studying! Hopefully everything turns around for me. I do take my poker seriously but, find myself getting lazy from time to time if I’m not winning pots. I always try to force the issue. Back to the drawing board. Thanks for the response.
They don’t always win haha. Play 200nl stream online 10 to 1 u can’t beat the games after 500k hands
Ya that is not raise me on the flop opponent has range advantage
I've been open raising a lot when in early position but only stealing blinds, I'm thinking I need to be more conservative perhaps?
Nathan i agree with your hand selection and opening ranges and thats just that. Bluffing isnt very profitable. Unless you got the odds.
A5 suited is NEVER a 4bet but it’s always a 5 bet jam. In theory that is. All other tips are on point but you should absolutely not be 4betting weak suited aces. You should be 4 bet bluffing but it’s not with those hands. Hands like KQ off play much better as a 4 bet bluff.
I'll keep that in mind for future videos!
First off, I love your content, and it is improving my game. I also appreciate that you have a degree and can string a proper sentence together! :)
I wonder if poker would still support you if you dropped your books, your course, your affiliate links and coaching, i.e. poker alone. I only ask because I cannot believe the game is no more challenging today than it was when you started in 2004.
Thanks for your videos and books.
Thank you Liam! Although not everybody in these comments agrees that I am smart or can string a sentence together lol :( I would like to hope I could make it without the additional revenue streams but there is no question poker is a lot harder these days than when I began in 2004.
There is a lot more donk betting at the micros these days. What do you think of donk betting?
but it proves that at most low lev nowadays is not possible win. lost entire bankroll
Very interesting would you like to play with me on cash or on bananas? !RISE we have a small no rake amateur club but I eady to play on your playgrounds if you have any? Very nice video 😀
Sounds great! Do you have any other suggestions?
I beat a couple pros the other night .
Pros don’t always win - but they play within their bankroll, so they never have to quit. So they win eventually. All the pros that went bankrupt? Quit playing within their bankroll.
But ... Phil Hellmuth always says it's luck when he's getting ****ed.
XD
Haha Classic Phil!
6) 9-7 give him straight lol
Any 2 running spades will not make the nuts on the first example. Far from it.
How many times do you have to say “guys “, so redundant
But good content tho😊
First time I have heard that lol. Thanks for watching my videos though!
No poker player wins every single time.
I do, in play money.
Poker pros don't always win, that's shite.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 bullcrap! You don’t even play against top players out there through live cash games or tournaments!
9 Reasons Why Poker Pros ALWAYS Win...next video suggestion for me by RUclips... These poker pros all went broke
I think you’re missing the point!
@@BlackRain79Poker Nope. Let's not forget that a WSOP winner scammed players out of millions online by seeing everyone's hole cards and a bunch of other pros were funded to play in tournaments with all the full tilt customers' money. The only way the pros always win is by cheating.
Poker pros go broke too
True, many of them do.
I will try these tmr and hope I can retire
You will most likely lose all your savings mate and you will have to sell your belongings and then sell then again. This is a brutal game which requires almost an impossible level of self control will power and cold heart. DONT START PLAYING THIS GAME
Why u giving away free sh😅
Professional poker players "always win". Bull ship
First tip should be just don't play. Just don't.
Unless you have time and money to spare though online you don’t really need money but should play for money cause free shit won’t let you get better.
I tried that strategy out a few times. Didn't lose much, didn't win either though :/