PART 5!!! How to Use MODERN POKER THEORY - $25,000 Buy-in Super High Roller!

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  • Опубликовано: 27 май 2024
  • Part 5 is here in this series all about Modern Poker Theory in action from the recent GGPoker WSOP $25k Super High Roller Event. I really felt like I played my "A" game in this tournament and there's much to be learned as far as combining GTO and Exploiting. Part 5 focuses on Late Stage and Short Stack Strategy.
    0:00 Playing Middle Pair
    1:29 Tournament Update
    1:51 Defending the Big Blind
    3:10 Pocket Tens
    5:20 Checking Back the River
    7:11 Pocket Sevens to a Raise
    8:36 Rip and Duck
    10:07 Playing Two pair
    12:10 Raise Sizing Adjustments
    12:37 Having a Plan
    13:30 Raising from the Cutoff
    15:43 Facing a Short Stack All In
    20:35 Pocket Tens
    22:22 Small Pair from the Small Blind
    23:16 Ace Queen on the Button
    25:26 King Ten from the Big Blind
    26:19 On the Short Stack
    27:27 Summary
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  • @bristuhan1966
    @bristuhan1966 2 года назад +3035

    Daniel's verbal meltdown makes me feel much better about myself when I do the same thing.

    • @brad_marispini
      @brad_marispini 2 года назад +65

      Exactly my thoughts. It’s so reassuring lmao

    • @pokerdemon3736
      @pokerdemon3736 2 года назад +146

      And when u play .25/.50 cent and he’s got a 25k buy in on the line 🤣

    • @wilhelmdietz4023
      @wilhelmdietz4023 2 года назад +33

      Well, as long as you don't abuse the player that busts you, having a verbal meltdown is totally fine, right?

    • @wafelkiszkowy
      @wafelkiszkowy 2 года назад +15

      I just lost to the tournament being so unlucky and then I saw this meltdown and maaan I'm feeling alive again haha

    • @chudi29
      @chudi29 2 года назад

      Time stamp?

  • @ThirdGateMedia
    @ThirdGateMedia 2 года назад +1574

    Respect for putting this out there - high emotions included and all. Learned a lot by watching this series.

  • @interestingstories1838
    @interestingstories1838 2 года назад +766

    It's nice to see the passion he still has for the game.
    Hard to believe he jammed with the best hand back to back and got beat both times.
    That's rough.

    • @I_Ace
      @I_Ace 2 года назад +13

      I would have punched a hole in my computer lol

    • @YourNewsCN
      @YourNewsCN 2 года назад +10

      @@I_Ace happened to me 2 times in a row had pocket ace the guy picked up a straight, second time ace king he had pocket 10 and picked up a 10 all in the same game same table I was pissed

    • @I_Ace
      @I_Ace 2 года назад +1

      @@YourNewsCN bruh GGs. Thats just the game, it is what comes with the territory

    • @YourNewsCN
      @YourNewsCN 2 года назад +4

      @@I_Ace I’m sure online is a bit more rigged tho lol

    • @I_Ace
      @I_Ace 2 года назад +5

      @@YourNewsCN definitely. Depends on the site too I think.

  • @jergarmar
    @jergarmar 2 года назад +267

    I appreciate the fact that Daniel has this highly-edited and instructive series... but still leaves in his own blow-up when it goes wrong at the end. Thanks for the series! You'll get 'em next time.

  • @dominikbaumgartner9221
    @dominikbaumgartner9221 2 года назад +535

    I'm honestly kinda happy that you're tilting as well in these situations. Only difference: Your buy-in is $25.000, mine is $5. :D

    • @dogperson432
      @dogperson432 2 года назад +5

      Yeah you're basically playing the same game and you are as good as him, just bad beats getting you, not your own plays

    • @simmerke1111
      @simmerke1111 2 года назад +74

      @@dogperson432 Everyone, no matter their skill level, can get a bad beat. Being pissed because someone spiked a one card straight against your AA is not something only top players experience...

    • @nomirrors3552
      @nomirrors3552 2 года назад +34

      It's important to realize that Daniel didn't Tilt. Tilting is when you allow your emotions to affect your game. He did his best to not allow his emotions to actually screw up his game play. He made what he considered his best plays and the random chance in the game will make you a loser even when you play well. I think he would make those same plays again. His anger came out in a way that wasn't destructive and that allowed him to continue later without left over resentment or bad habits.
      Keep grinding :)

    • @stvcolwill
      @stvcolwill 2 года назад +2

      @@nomirrors3552 I totally agree, he didn't TILT at all!!

    • @vsezaye
      @vsezaye Год назад

      ​@@nomirrors3552 i noticed the opposite, he definitely got tired or tilted. Maybe a little

  • @0NicoLoco0
    @0NicoLoco0 2 года назад +512

    I watched this live. What a horrid ending to the day. It was such a grind, for it to end on a river like that. Man, oh man.

    • @abacaxisalgado4968
      @abacaxisalgado4968 2 года назад +12

      This is why i dont play much poker anymore. Even an amazing player like daniel can get foocked hard like that. I rather put effort and energy to learn a trade that doesnt randomly screws you with varience.

    • @JO-ji4bb
      @JO-ji4bb 2 года назад +54

      @@abacaxisalgado4968 Poker would be incredibly boring if there wasn't variance. Nobody would play it. There wouldn't be any crazy hands, insane runouts, or any of that. If you play long enough variance will balance out.

    • @sdddsddd5464
      @sdddsddd5464 2 года назад +9

      @@abacaxisalgado4968 what a stupid way of thinking.. you get lucky and you get unlucky, thats poker and it evens out eventually. so at the end luck has nothing to do with poker if you just play long enough. and btw daniel is not that good in these stakes anymore.

    • @richardarena5281
      @richardarena5281 2 года назад +6

      @@abacaxisalgado4968 Actually most Poker players over complicate the game.....
      There's two key factors for being successful at poker...
      Be ass opposite of the table...
      If the table is aggressive, be the tightest player there...With a minimal buy in...
      If the table is extremely tight, be the most aggressive player there..With a deep stack...
      Tight players are afraid of deep stacks...
      And the best possible scenario is to have aggressive players to the right of you..
      And tight players to the left of you...
      That's a game you can't leave until the game breaks up..

    • @joegallagher3145
      @joegallagher3145 2 года назад

      Oh Man River

  • @MaunoKoivistoOfficial
    @MaunoKoivistoOfficial 2 года назад +105

    This is BY FAR the best way to learn poker. What an amazing series!

    • @Mtko.C
      @Mtko.C 11 месяцев назад

      BY FAR !

  • @Requinix17
    @Requinix17 2 года назад +14

    How poker always goes:
    The first 95% of the tournament: "I am the master of logic"
    The last 5% of the tournament: "FUCK!"

  • @BudLeiser
    @BudLeiser 2 года назад +64

    I was NOT expecting that ending! Thanks for the lessons mate.

  • @ImruTalks
    @ImruTalks 2 года назад +57

    Thank you Daniel. You are a gem to the poker community. No player has shared such insights for free, on youtube, for us not able to buy/use solvers and be coached. Thank you again. I'm here ever since 2006, when I picked up your book small-ball poker.

  • @mikea-c6664
    @mikea-c6664 2 года назад +267

    We feel you buddy. Just wanna thank you for an amazing series! You played an amazing game

  • @planbeehobbyfarms8090
    @planbeehobbyfarms8090 2 года назад +124

    I always thought you where the gentleman at the table…..wow this was fun and made me a fan! Love the excitement when you won and the reactions when you lost! Sucks to lose but it was real and that’s what is so much better than the other bs poker content people post. keep making these Thanks

    • @johnscalise9888
      @johnscalise9888 2 года назад +5

      Live play and online play very different in personal expressions of emotion

  • @levishoemaker7005
    @levishoemaker7005 2 года назад +82

    Waiting for these videos to come out is agony lol.

  • @1939otto
    @1939otto 2 года назад +7

    My favorite thing about this is knowing that I'm not the only that cusses at the computer/player and looses it when I have the percentage twice and still loose. Thank you posting this series and letting others see you raw.

  • @bobmcglone6676
    @bobmcglone6676 2 года назад +49

    Thanks Daniel for the commentary along the way. It is so interesting learning your thought process and applying it to the game. A lot less bluffing along the way than I perceived would have happened. Your really a great teacher.

  • @visitawinery
    @visitawinery 2 года назад +108

    Thanks for breaking these videos in to smaller sessions. Easier to stay engaged. Cheers

  • @shank34952
    @shank34952 2 года назад +37

    Loved the entire series, great format, it was engaging and you demonstrated the concepts pretty well while playing the live game.
    It was sad to see bad beats in the end, but love the fact that you shared all real poker emotions here!

    • @OldManBadly
      @OldManBadly 2 года назад +3

      The bad beats in the end are what I always consider the cascading problems of being a short stack and getting shorter. All it takes sadly is playing one or two somewhat marginal hands to put you in a bad spot, and then you end up having to play un-made hands hoping to win a race or two to stay in. At that point, you may as well be playing the slot machines, same chances really.

  • @KyleVeselka
    @KyleVeselka 2 месяца назад +3

    Seeing the champ cussing and stomping is so relatable.

  • @seventythreedavid
    @seventythreedavid Год назад +4

    I think what's super important is the way Daniel reacts more realistically here then what you see on TV. We are all people and all feel the same emotions whether we have millions or not to throw at this game. Keep playing well as you do and good thing will eventually come.

  • @PseudoAccurate
    @PseudoAccurate 2 года назад +7

    Nice Daniel. You've been around since the beginning of the craze and a pleasure to watch this entire time. Well played. I love the new content explaining theory. Poker is a fascinating game. Keep it up!

  • @timothygoldsmith6112
    @timothygoldsmith6112 2 года назад +5

    Fantastic series mate, super interesting and many great insights and teaching points. Much respect for showing the raw and completely understandable emotion at the end too. Man, not machine. Well played.

  • @alexgil236
    @alexgil236 Год назад +3

    the real reaction to what happens make this video great, shows the competitive spirit.
    Funny how in live tournies we are all composed and online we all rage when we bust. Respect D, thanks for the video.

  • @BauKim
    @BauKim 2 года назад +1

    These example games are really good. Between this, your hand breakdown explanations, and your intro to modern theory, I feel a lot more comfortable at the table now.

  • @BlindDefender
    @BlindDefender 7 дней назад

    lol, sharp contrast to Daniel's reactions to live bad beats. He's always so happy-go-lucky on the live tables, taking those bad beats in stride. This shows what he's thinking underneath. lol. Class act Daniel, keep it up!

  • @HypnoAndOtter
    @HypnoAndOtter 2 года назад +8

    Thanks for this whole series. Hope for lots more going forward. That ending is relatable to anyone that plays with any regularity. The way GG does the river reveal just makes it extra tilting heh.

  • @MrWylis
    @MrWylis Год назад +1

    Daniel, I watched these Live when I was in a bad place, and they were good then. They're even better now, when I'm more able to understand your advice on the level it's given.
    Been a fan for decades now, Bro.
    Appreciate you, keep it up.

  • @GregoryVillar
    @GregoryVillar 2 года назад +1

    i have been out of the game for about 5-years and wanted to learn about how to play the game nowadays, so this video was exactly what i was looking for. thanks DNegs for being transparent with your emotions at the end. Helps me relate :)

  • @Murkser
    @Murkser 2 года назад +95

    Before entering the table: This time I will only make reasonable decisions and win the tournament. LET'S GO!
    After 3 minutes playing: 25:47

  • @MatthewMarcus
    @MatthewMarcus Год назад +1

    What a ride! Thanks for letting us follow along with you, D Negs. You’re a good man and great poker player, sir!

  • @patricknovak3408
    @patricknovak3408 Год назад +1

    One of the best tournament videos I watched, picked up a good feel for the game and rhythm… energy and thought process

  • @richardjones5635
    @richardjones5635 2 года назад +12

    Please do another series like this again--fascinating, instructional, and entertaining!

  • @derekbundy4631
    @derekbundy4631 Год назад +19

    Learned more watching a candid Daniel than any poker show I’ve watched.

  • @scottsthoughtschannel9538
    @scottsthoughtschannel9538 Год назад

    Ty for the great series!!! I've been watching you for years now. I do my best to use what I've learned from watching you play. I'm finding it pretty easy to get to the final table, but much harder to get any closer than 2nd.

  • @ShawnWebster-nz1np
    @ShawnWebster-nz1np 9 месяцев назад

    Thank you for posting this, Daniel!
    It shows that even when playing near perfect, bad beats happen. Im also glad to see that even you aren't immune to an emotional outburst afterwards. I used to get angry with myself when I'd blow-up after playing so well for so long & say to myself "Play better!" Now I see that bad beats happen, even to great players, and an emotional outburts occasionally, is normal. Thank you again DNesgs!

  • @mikehardman7019
    @mikehardman7019 Год назад +1

    Thanks Daniel for posting this series. Absolutely glued to it and definitely highlighted rookie errors I do all the time. Thanks.

  • @matthewherzog793
    @matthewherzog793 Месяц назад

    I've been playing poker since I was a child and honestly Daniel I haven't learned anything new about the game in so many years. But this style of video, playing and analyzing your thoughts and micro thoughts, has added a new strategy to my game now

  • @johnrupesh4535
    @johnrupesh4535 Год назад +1

    This series taught me more than what I learned by myself in the last 2 years. Good stuff Daniel. 👏

  • @nengxiong5847
    @nengxiong5847 2 года назад

    I really enjoyed watching you. I appreciate the contents of these videos. It's like watching a rollercoaster film. Watching your actions in the end made me feel so very human. Thank you D!

  • @SilverbackMattG
    @SilverbackMattG 2 года назад +5

    Sir I have watched this and thoroughly enjoyed every minute of every part. An awesome piece of content for any budding poker player regardless of level. I always struggle reading poker theory in books but hearing it explained just made so much sense. Very unfortunate with the K10 vs J10 but as you say playing the right way is paramount. You can’t beat dumb luck 🍀

  • @vividpsychosis8222
    @vividpsychosis8222 2 года назад +2

    This is one of the best series I have watched in so so long. Thank you. Please do more :)

  • @adrianoalves20
    @adrianoalves20 2 года назад +1

    Awesome stuff! Thanks for sharing these videos Dnegs! GL on the WSOP!

  • @sunalwaysshinesonTVs
    @sunalwaysshinesonTVs 8 месяцев назад +1

    Nice knowing that when the game melts down, it does so in the exact same way for the pros. Ive lost count how many tournies Ive played where it played out pretty much the same way as it did in this series. Much respect and thx for putting this out there DN.

  • @Mark.remarking
    @Mark.remarking Год назад

    Daniel, your enthusiasm is infectious. Thanks for your insights and joy

  • @Aye-Fresh
    @Aye-Fresh 2 года назад +3

    This was such an interesting series. Thanks for showing us all the inner workings of your poker mind!

  • @AC-wl7ve
    @AC-wl7ve Год назад +8

    That was a masterclass. It just goes to show how much luck is still needed in this game.

    • @andro99991
      @andro99991 Год назад

      Which is exactly why I play cash games, where blinds stay the same and luck is much, much less of a factor.

  • @nathanthomson3554
    @nathanthomson3554 2 года назад +4

    Really appreciate the full length video and the excellent training commentary

  • @ericnakayama286
    @ericnakayama286 2 года назад

    Thanks for sharing that, enjoyed the ride with you! Brutal ending to a well played tournament...

  • @TheMrKapler
    @TheMrKapler Месяц назад

    That’s a brutal ending. Thank you so much for this series. This was awesome to watch!

  • @rocketrose2165
    @rocketrose2165 2 года назад +8

    one of the best lessons I've ever gotten. Thanks Daniel and as you know, life is full of bad beats.

  • @torontoBluejays87
    @torontoBluejays87 2 года назад

    Hey Daniel from a guy living just outside of Toronto in Barrie, THANK YOU. This series was so entertaining and educating. I really learned a lot. Keep on keeping on bud!

  • @stephengrealy6237
    @stephengrealy6237 Год назад

    These 5 youtube video were more instructive than anything I've experienced in the past. Thank you Daniel.

  • @electrodeboy
    @electrodeboy Год назад

    So brave to share this. Two coolers in a row! We’ve all been there. I’m grateful to have this to learn from. Thanks bro!

  • @nailbombx2311
    @nailbombx2311 Год назад

    Thank you for showing the real videos, not just the classic wins that most people post..Losing when you play well, is a for sure thing that happens Alot! Most people just wont show it..Learned alot during these also, Ty!

  • @mh_golfer
    @mh_golfer 2 года назад +2

    This series of videos was awesome, thanks for letting us tag along.

  • @BunnEE-sc9ln
    @BunnEE-sc9ln 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much for this. Highly entertaining, highly educational and also super relatable. I enjoyed every minute and as you said, good things are coming for sure, you are a beast.❤

  • @Quietus31
    @Quietus31 2 года назад +1

    You are the G.O.A.T. - a living legend. Thank you for explaining poker at this high level. Very nice series!

  • @tannerannichiarico7255
    @tannerannichiarico7255 Год назад

    Thanks for the uploads on this series Daniel!
    Just getting back into poker at 28 and any content with you has been great watching haha

  • @gunguru7020
    @gunguru7020 2 года назад

    How cannot you not love Daniel!? Awesome and appreciate the ride. Best poker video sequence I have had the fortune to watch. Thank you.

  • @dinosaur6756
    @dinosaur6756 2 года назад +4

    What a great 5 part series! I was a fairly serious poker player until the last couple of years (mostly online) than became a little disillusioned with the game and have recently been focused more on video poker. (Sounds crazy but I try to implement "perfect" strategy and actually do pretty well at it) This video actually makes me want to get back into playing poker again as I not only understood what you were doing, I was predicting most of your actions except for a couple of those thin river bets where I probably would have check-called. Thanks for the efforts dnegs. Great stuff!

    • @benaoao6753
      @benaoao6753 Год назад

      Besides Dnegs being more comfortable in a few tricky loose spots (which can be avoided by sticking to tighter pre flop play ala Hellmuth), tournament poker isn’t that complex and is mostly a game of mental stamina to always remain on your A-game. That’s what separates winning from losing regs. Main variables once we understand pre/post flop play remain: BRM, table selection if playing cash game, tilt resistance. Barely has anything to do with the cards we’re dealt

  • @vontoddenstein371
    @vontoddenstein371 Год назад

    Daniel, thanks for putting this together. I know it's difficult. If you can manage more, I love it. Been watching and playing since the 2003 bubble. But I don't play much anymore since UIGEA. I miss it. Have never been any good. I have read alot of books but I can't seem to learn much just by doing. But hearing your analysis has been OUTSTANDING! I learned several key fundamentals just by watching this single series.👏👍

  • @briankim9781
    @briankim9781 2 года назад +1

    The man has crushed poker for 20 years, doesn’t really need to play anymore but still gets super excited winning medium sized pots in tournaments lol. Great ambassador for the game

  • @svitlanaostapchenko5642
    @svitlanaostapchenko5642 Год назад

    The raw emotion at the end …made me really respect him as a person …great to watch this very educational video…tnx 🥰

  • @steverxer
    @steverxer 2 года назад +2

    Great video series, you are a very good teacher.
    Played so well, balanced, perfect small ball.
    Great lesson about not block-betting just because you are scared to be bluffed if you check. Every decision so clear, so precise..

  • @rrrgaming1485
    @rrrgaming1485 2 года назад +2

    I just had a rage very similar to that one today. I feel the pain. Makes me feel a little better even Daniel one of the calmest nicest guys rages at times

  • @stefanbirnbaum4880
    @stefanbirnbaum4880 2 года назад

    I love how you stayed calm all the way!

  • @tommym1966
    @tommym1966 2 года назад

    Great insight into tournament play and how it changes as the stacks and blinds change.

  • @askthiscatholic3941
    @askthiscatholic3941 2 года назад +1

    Let me just say thank you for posting this series. I learned so much!

  • @justinmeurer949
    @justinmeurer949 4 месяца назад

    I'm fairly new to the game and I def learned more with this series than any "improve your game" videos so ty for the content and shallow dive into your deep well if experience

  • @saltwaterfisher1
    @saltwaterfisher1 2 года назад +6

    I won 2 tourneys a few hours ago watching these videos haha. Found what I was doing wrong and fixed it. In 2 tourneys and won both!

  • @art40odd
    @art40odd Год назад

    Thanks Daniel for showing us youre a real person with real emotions, that was the best bit. Thanks again.

  • @Jojorilla
    @Jojorilla 2 года назад

    love the honest reaction and the punt of whatever was behind the desk out of camera view...

  • @stephenclair4214
    @stephenclair4214 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks for this, really enjoyed watching the highs and lows

  • @JohnWLBerry
    @JohnWLBerry 2 года назад

    Some of the best poker instruction I have seen. Thanks Daniel.

  • @themaestro3222
    @themaestro3222 2 года назад +9

    That was BRUTAL! I can feel you bud, GL and WP, you’re the beAst! ✌🏻

  • @tkinto
    @tkinto 2 года назад

    great Video man. Heartbreaking to watch the end. Felt for you. Thx for sharing

  • @davidwalker6959
    @davidwalker6959 2 года назад

    Thx Daniel I certainly appreciate your efforts in this tournament and for posting. I really learnt a lot. All the best!

  • @CH3FFI3
    @CH3FFI3 2 года назад

    Really enjoyed this more than I was anticipating. It was so good to watching your poker thinking without your poker face. Was riding the emotional rollercoaster with you at the end there buddy and threw my coffee on the floor in solidarity.

  • @jimforgrave6365
    @jimforgrave6365 Год назад

    One of the best poker videos I've seen. All those big stake highlight reels where we see everyone's hands are just unrelateable

  • @Paul-ut4zy
    @Paul-ut4zy Год назад

    Wow really enjoyed that
    Think that’s the first time I’ve watched something like this and found the thoughts and insight very interesting .
    Thank you

  • @simpsonmbm
    @simpsonmbm 2 года назад +1

    This has been a blast to watch...very informative too!

  • @markeyrentals7308
    @markeyrentals7308 2 года назад

    I was hooked after the first episode just so cool to get to see into the mind of 1 of the best if not the best poker players of all time. The reads were exactly understanding blockers/bluffs and playing balanced really couldn’t play better just so happens the cards didn’t land this time. Thanks so much for the insight on how to play the game at the highest level 2 thumbs up.

  • @aTraderWithNothingToLose
    @aTraderWithNothingToLose 2 года назад +2

    I didn't like your book that I read a few years back, but Man this series was awesome all 5 parts. Definitely would have paid for this webinar. Thanks again for sharing.

  • @hottnix
    @hottnix 8 месяцев назад

    Daniel, I played your strategy to the tee and ended in 3rd from 650 player tourney. Hell ya! Thanks for all the great advice!

  • @kellymcelree6986
    @kellymcelree6986 2 года назад +1

    You played great. Great advice on watching out for the short stacks.

  • @CoralEuphoria
    @CoralEuphoria 6 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the great series. Big fan. BTW I bought and read your small ball book 9 years ago. Appreciate what you do sir!

  • @ExbotHero
    @ExbotHero 2 года назад

    He played to win for sure. Respect! (I would have settled, grinding myself into the money at the end). Really good series this one. Thanks, Daniel!

  • @b00gieman
    @b00gieman 2 года назад +23

    Did Koon win the KK against the AA :O

    • @kinzedd4165
      @kinzedd4165 2 года назад +1

      Yes he did🤣

    • @micropenny6056
      @micropenny6056 2 года назад

      same thing happened to me on a 200K tournament... brutal

  • @theomalan3699
    @theomalan3699 2 года назад

    That was Friggen Awesome. Thanks Daniel!!!! Catch you peeps on GG

  • @gcrfire3
    @gcrfire3 2 года назад +4

    Thank you Daniel for this excellent tutorial!

  • @skineal
    @skineal Год назад

    brilliant video series - thanks for uploading!

  • @derrick229
    @derrick229 4 месяца назад

    How great to see a poker legend take the time to put this out and show us rec players hes human just like us lol..tons of respect for you and your game bro

  • @PhilosophyProf14
    @PhilosophyProf14 Год назад

    Brilliant series, thanks for taking us along.

  • @Stefan1234567898
    @Stefan1234567898 2 года назад

    Great watch, hope you keep posting stuff like this

  • @nomirrors3552
    @nomirrors3552 2 года назад +1

    Feeling and processing emotion, like anger, is normal. Bottling up causes the problems. I applaud Daniel's ability to feel the emotions in the moment so he can let it pass. Some players (no names... but...) allow that anger to eat at them and they become prone to outbursts from even perceived slights later.

  • @daniel-bark
    @daniel-bark 2 года назад +2

    Very great series! Thanks Daniel!

  • @howardknight2469
    @howardknight2469 Год назад

    nice one daniel,great to watch.

  • @brycewarren7445
    @brycewarren7445 2 года назад

    Great content aside, nice to see some emotion from others in poker. Been on a 2 month downswing with non stop bad beats to 2-3 outers, going basically numb to it at this point. Love your stuff though Daniel, always entertaining and full of insight. Thanks for the content.

  • @tylercarder581
    @tylercarder581 11 месяцев назад

    We need another one of these series. This was awesome.

  • @TheDwighthindle
    @TheDwighthindle 2 года назад

    These 5 vids might have been my favourite vids on RUclips for a long long time. Gg

  • @muratsahan8697
    @muratsahan8697 Год назад

    Enjoyed this a lot. Thanks for all the good advice really interesting for an explayer oldschool like me to see how the game has evolved. Also loved the passion you show for the game after all these years. Maybe one of the main factors behind your really immense success?