4 Types Of EXPLOITATION In Poker | SplitSuit
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- Exploitation in the real-world is an awful thing. But at the poker table, exploiting players is where your winrate comes from. Finding weaknesses in a player's strategy, and then implementing lines that take advantage of those weaknesses, is what exploitative poker is all about.
In this video, SplitSuit breaks down the 4 types of exploitation most common in poker. These come directly from "w34z3l's" PRO video "Exploitation Fundamentals" and break down the big things that you want to be looking for in every session. While fishy players have gaps in their strategy large enough to drive a truck through, even strong players have areas in their game that allow you to find & exercise +EV exploits.
These exploits include bluffing more against players who fold too often, value betting thinner against players who refuse to fold, folding more often to exploit nitty ranges, and defending more often against players who are too aggressive for their own good. See how all of these work together, and even how multiple of these exploits can available even within the same hand.
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The white James Harden is James Sweeney
Really thorough explanation of exploitative poker that is easy to understand. Well done sir.
Rasputin knows the score.
What a difference a beard makes
Excellent advice, thanks.
I owe a lot of my game to your vids over the years. Thank you.
You are very welcome. But you put in the work and thus you deserve the credit =)
Great video James!! Would like to see some hand analysis videos again.
Thanks Ray! I'm not abandoning HH videos, just trying a new format for a bit =)
as always a wonderful video. with subtitles and written inside even those who do not understand English well can understand... thank's
Cheers Mich!
Thank you James. you opened my eyes once again
You are very welcome Joker!
Thank you James. This is, as usual, so well thought out and presented. I appreciate your content as it goes along with what I am currently working on. You have been so helpful in my growth in the past year.
You are very welcome, and thank YOU for the kind words =)
One of the best poker vids
I really like your channel and I will like to know if you play cash games, mtt or live tournaments? And why. Thank you
He's a cash game guy. A lot of times when he is asked about tournaments he notes that he isn't an expert.
cash. I discuss why in this older video: czcams.com/video/BVpDTsdYRa4/video.html
Awesome cat James! Is she an exotic mix? Looks that way, but also seems pretty docile so I'm confused
Why am I always watching these videos? I don't even play Poker... but now I could follow a conversation between two poker players using poker lingo without missing most information; that's something I guess.
Because you know many of the concepts apply both on and off the table =)
You should try playing, maybe you're next Ungar:D
You should play. If you understand his videos without the added help of actually playing, then throwing that in would make things come together all that much more. Good chance you’d be decent atbthe game.
I enjoyed your open , genuine thoughts of play in the situation
Thank you Rey!
Good new video! I have been watching your video in your list ,very useful. May I know whether you still have any discount for buying flopzilla ? Or what is now your recommend now? Your video about range is very good for me.
Thank you! I don't have a Flopzilla discount to offer anymore, but it's worth every penny even at full price =)
the best part of your channel has always been the gfx
Hopefully the on-screen additions in these videos is scratching that itch =)
Wow!! Happy to see you bro! I´ll come back for further chat:DD gotta run now
Enjoy your run =)
Well said
You make great content
Thank you RYL!
Good point ive learned recently, don't get discouraged when u run into someones top top cause statistically it wont happen often. Keep the bet lead and stick to ur read
There you go =)
Best narrative voice ever!
Thanks Ian =)
No, there is a gaming channel called Mental Fox where the guy’s voice is so chill and relaxing that you can’t help but feel super relaxed.
This guy’s voice is good, sure, but Mental Fox is another level.
That beard! My man!
lol.
Youve commentated before on live at the bike right?your voice sounds very familiar
I have not =(
I play perfect GTA
dmed ❤️
You can’t even spell it right I don’t believe you lol 😂
@@arielwilliams6676 First of all, yes I can; "I-T". Second of all, I do play perfect Grand Theft Auto.
I must bluff you
@@timmyjbohannon252 Okay, Ivan Donko
Great to see your face! Impressive beard!
Thank you much =)
Chillest voice ever
♥
Ok, so my brain was VERY wrong all this time, when trying to match a face to the voice, :D.
I've learned to stop asking "what did you think I looked like" =P
I used to drive a '68 GTO
What happened to that one? My dad had a ‘66 GTO. He wrecked that in the early 70s or maybe late 60s though. Sad thing was, beyond losing that car and him being hospitalized and all that, he was planning on using the GTO as trade-in on a brand new 1970 Charger in the next month or so. Wish either one of those was still in his possession bc he took good care of his stuff. Well, aside from crashing them into trees or telephone polls when out drag-racing, that is.
You narrate childrens books man. Voice will put down a lion for nap. haha cheers
Doug Polk is a GTO robot.
Came for the video, stayed for the cat.
=)
So this is the man behind the voice
yup. eyeballs, nose, and all =)
James, I'm guessing you have Inuit blood.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I play perfectly GTO
*sigh*
lol
Sure, but you probably won’t beat rake and the good regs will carve up the fish taking all the money
i pictured you with glasses. Regardless, keep the videos coming!
I wear glasses when I play as I can't see a damn thing from the 2, 3, 8, or 9 seat lol
@@splitsuit What country/state do u play in. I have learned so much over the years from you. I truly thank you.
@@everythingallin4905 You're very welcome Jay =) I'm in the US
Why is this always in the morning?
I typically record videos between 4-7am. So...morning =)
Exploit folding frequencies bro!!!!!!
At the end of the day nobody beats the rake.
With this line of thinking, you might as well not drive a car because gas costs money. 🤷♂️😅
MROW!!
Cat! :-D
Beard comment
First time seeing you. Funny thing your voice does not match the image i had of you. LOL. Dont ask
I've learned to not ask that question lol
Next translation stress test.
James ( beard ) Sweeney.
press 8 repeatedly ... waffelly
Wish my beard 🧔 looked like that lol
James Beard Sweeney.
Your voice is so peaceful to listen to. Zzz
I knew your face, how his that possible ?
One of the most ignored topics in poker is the problem with classification. You think you can safely label someone Aggro, TAG, LAG etc. Really? How robust are your observations? Why don't you walk through ALL the factors that are necessary to arrive at that conclusion like sample size, the context of that observation (players to left and right), table-image given a certain collection of players, etc., etc. It's fun to believe you have a definitive read and that now you get to go into exploit mode. Most of the time, the validity of that read is lacking particularly with sample sizes of only a few thousand hands. Some of the time you are the one who has been exploited in your desire to be exploitative.
This is a totally fair point, and really where we get into the art and science of the game. Making assumptions doesn't guarantee that the assumptions will be perfect. But with experience, player pool analysis, and a solid technical foundation - the ability to make better assumptions increases dramatically.
That said, the sample size will always be lacking and there will always be a margin of error in the assumptions. And if players aren't willing to accept that margin of error, they can always attempt to implement a more balanced approach so long as they understand they are far from optimal in 99% of games.
I agree for the most part. But the thing is there are a lot of spots that are 0 EV at equilibrium using a GTO strategy. And those that case, IMO we might as well work off of flawed, failiable assumptions and try to do better then make a bunch of 0 EV decisions. Making an educated guess and being wrong in our assumptions sometimes is better then breaking even in a spot.
K level thinking
Do you have a beard to exploit people's tendency to be intimidated by it?
Nope, but it's an interesting bi-product lol
I appreciate you sharing your knowledge free of charge. I have some feedback that you might find useful: you're too verbose. I understand when you make a presentation to the camera, you don't have a human being in front of you to indicate whether or not they're understanding your message, so it might make you want to reiterate the same ideas in different words to make sure your point was made. Unfortunately, rather than make your point more emphatic, this just waters your message down and makes the presentation feel tedious. Although I haven't actually tracked the ratio of sentences to ideas expressed, I get the impression that you could easily cut the amount of talking by 2/3 and make the same points. You might consider actually writing out a script in advance and practicing it before going on camera. Since you already have videos recorded, you could try transcribing the words you've spoken, cleaning up the resulting text into a tight script, and re-recording the new script. I can tell you have a lot of valuable ideas but I keep finding myself saying, "ok, I get it" and wishing you'd cut yourself off already. It gets tedious to listen to after a while. You have a pleasant presentation and are articulate and clearly knowledgeable, so if you could just work on brevity, your vids would be a lot more enjoyable.
No offense but nobody wants to see your face, do it more presentation like more infos graphics examples etc.
I plan on doing a mix of both - but I'm enjoying using a different format at the moment.
i'm here exclusively for the face i dnt even play poker
I somewhat agree. I dont need to watch this video, its more like a podcast