High Stakes Pro CRITIQUES My Poker Game
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📜 Video Description 📜
Poker is a game that requires complete honesty and accountability and so I asked my friend Alex the high stakes pro to give me some brutal feedback on my game as I grind some 100NL on stream. The thought of this initially made me uncomfortable but sometimes the things we least want to do are the very things we need to do the most.
this is an awesome video- thank you for being so transparent about your mental game
Pete is not really a poker coach - his entire plan was to build a brand strong enough so he could hire coaches, get their cut and have all the private coaching session he wants by crushers
He is a coach, he's not an amazing player but his teaching skill is unmatched
@@TheMiningProbe its unmatched bc there arent any other coaches that are this bad at poker
I can respect it. Dude built his own thing and is successful but he’s not some grifting scammer.
Is that Egon Spengler?!
The GG RnC pools are not beatable pre Rakeback, Peter has had to learn this the hard way, hence no graphs.
I looked back and forth between pete and kruzer's avatar and I'm freaking out a little bit
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Why???
Great stuff, guys! Thanks.
The problem I see is getting a high stake player do make assessments of your play in a lower stake game.
As far am I'm concerned people play very differently depending on the stakes, more specifically the stakes compared the the individuals bank roll, most people follow this, you'll always have tue gambler,
Although the cards and rules and standard plays are the same, it's still poker, but it's completely different game depending in certain factors,
Lots of factors, tournament or cash games, buy back or not, top ups or not, stakes , likely hood of players having got in with freerol opportunities,
Noticing the difference between how certain nationalities bet, what they'll call, Brazil calls everything, usually, Mexico and Germany are aggressive and mostly by the book, Eastern EU players always raise their big blind regardless, just to protect it. Take a lot to get them off just losing big blind.
Romanians similar to Brazil but love slow rolling,
So much more , its never just the cards,
Until you play with players that play exactly like you. Then it's more about cards but still,
All this talk is annoying and headache material,
You feel all things when playing but to uses your words to analyse it all is exhausting and makes you doubt yourself more.
Never think too much on a hand. Play like chess, have your next move planned or have two options for your next decision before you make this present decision, that way you never need ti think too long and fold what could be the better hand, have a plan and stick to it. Sometimes each player requires a separate plan to play them.
Buy you have ti think ahead, know what your doing on the turn if this ir that happens and same woth river while you looking at the flop. Don't wait.then you'll think yourself into doubt.
I don't think you can teach people how to play, you can teach then the rules them what they should have done or whatever but its an intuitive game, so if you don't "get it" then you just don't get it.
But then shitty players when given too much credit can take you down with very little thought or skill. Never underestimate the mind set of your opponents and also equally so. Never over estimate their mind sets, and let them steal the pots with just representations of a better hand, theyll get a beat on you and that's it then. Because in trying ti change your tactics and thinking you dig yourself a hole. And they'll Bury too
Do you still get coaching from the coaches you hired?
Hey Pete, why you. Hanged from GG to pokerstars, any insight?
Top video as always pete
Australians kept playing poker on Stars etc after Black Friday. From personal experience playing v Americans and then a mostly European pool. I would say Europeans are some of the best players in the world. To say Americans are the best poker players is a very American thing to say
You are quite funny. A bit mad but funny.
What do you mean by a 'block bet'?
About the 99 hand... I don't think the fold is so obvius. While i do agree there's not many bluffs there, especially not for that sizing, there might be just enough of 2pair(especially if he might be playing J10off,109off) and slowplayed set of fives blocking river to win 1/5 of the time. Also info is worth some $$$ and you discurage him from bluffing you in similar spots in the future.
Honestly where is good at play poker online?!
Nowhere is good these days except Ignition.
@@elpistolero82lol ignition is the worst place, full of cheaters
@@elpistolero82it isn't even that good unless Friday or Saturday night.
Way too many nut peddling nits
What pool does alex play in?
Stop mixing, Peter! You know better answers than that!!
You need to do something about ya hair Pete. That thing is looser than Sammy Farha in High Stakes Poker season 2.
its so annoying when we dont get to see the whole hands
Just remember that the results are technically meaningless because he’s teaching us how to play hands. Period.
Also I’ve heard countless pros and coaches say that it’s essential to not be results oriented in order to be a good winning player…
It's the Clarke way
Spoken like a true rec
16:15. I think Alex is wrong. I'd be surprised if that's a bet in theory. Did you run it? I think your KQo plays best as a check on the river. Good video nonetheless.
Any comment from Alex or carrot corner on this one?
That first fold was atrocious. For block you’re probably beating value (worse sets jack ten even maybe ace jack that doesn’t want to see a big bet)
They'd be stupid to do it with AJ, JT is also behind the whole value range so should never block for value. Worse sets are raised earlier or folded before the river
Go fuckin' learn poker
enjoyed this, appreciate the openness.
And I promise, if you decide to do a session with me my mic will sound better than it does in the video...
Haha, good to know! I've thought about getting back into poker (played pro in the early days of the boom; did well until most of the fish left) and if I do I'd probably look to you for coaching just because of our shared love of Bayes! I don't have any tattoos but I always said if I got one it would be of Bayes's Theorem.
@@jonathanhenderson9422 wow, same here re: tattoo aspirations
The come attack me flag waved so he's more likely to be bluffing so I call comment is very relatable.
Just tried signing upto the subscription service several times but there's a glitch on your end you need to sort out mate. I entered all my details, card no. etc. but when I placed the order it just stayed on the same screen.
all sorted! 👌
500nl reg in a ringfenced pool isn’t a high stakes pro. Either hire a real one or stop using the phrase
Hey, you suck.
High stakes doesn't have anything to do with ringfencedness. Learn what what things mean before spewing accusations
@@laurencefraser3206 well it kind of does. nobody cares about stakes if the competition is all droolers.
@@KingsOfCardio exactly, this guy could eek out a small winrate at 100nl international pools on a good day. He’s light years off beating 5knl+, which is what high stakes means
@@Jacobson-dp7gg I think the ringfenced comment I replied to was a weird one, and I'm not sure what stakes he could beat, no clue quite frankly, but he makes good videos imo and I enjoy the free content.