Defending your Blinds
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- čas přidán 19. 03. 2017
- How often should you defend your blinds? Find out in this tip of the week
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ah yes i'll remember this next time im playing against Ivey in a $1 mtt.
lool... indeed
I played Ivey in a freeroll once, he was super tight
He’s blessed you with some good info, now go and make your “Rounders” moment count, if and when that moment gets presented to you.
Cheers!
@Nicholas Zeke Sounds like she wouldn’t defend her blinds very well, you can do better
@@joerockwell16 hahahahaha 😂
That’s really funny for a freeroll
I just can’t get enough of this guy, he is so damn interesting and likeable
He's too loosey-goosey when he defends his blinds with 10-6 off.
thank you for this! Since watching this, I'm now a regular at the final table in my bar league. The couple times I missed, I won or at least cashed all the sit'n'go games! Amazing how many people ignore the little things lol
Great vlog and great thought process. There's a reason u have so much success. Keep up the good work in life and poker
I've been trying this advice and it seems to be working. Thank you!
If Phil Ivey stared at me from across the poker table... poo would come out.
😂😂😂
If I call a min raise from bb with 92 and the flop comes 9 8 2 I'm getting my money in ....Idc if it's against phil ivey Jesus Christ or my garbage man
John Robs lol
Winslow every... fuckin... time.... lmao
Lmao
Jesus was notoriously bad at poker and kept running away across the sea to avoid his debts
Hahahaha u had me bruhhh
Really good tip Daniel , really enjoying to watch your videos. Keep it up!
The most intelligent and honest player of poker in the world. Definitely i play better poker because of him. So, thanks Daniel and greetings from Macedonia 🇲🇰
Me: 9 3 off suit
Opponent: aces
Me: im in danger
Me: aces
Opponent: 9 3 off
Me: lost
these free lectures are priceless
Good stuff. Thanks Daniel! You paint a pretty good picture.
Will be taking a lot of this to a decent tournament in my area. Based on my level of play (low level ameatur) this is a big one that will test me.
-Terry
You are the Best Love watching you play You make it look so easy God Bless
I love this series ....Good Job Daniel .....Old SChool ;) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
just saw your comment on banzzai's Sunday Storm video. check out our channel as well. you'll probably like it :D
what comment Mister ? :(
Thank you the poker master.
"you don't necessarily want to get in a big pot when the flop comes 982 when you have 92 because the guy may have 98 or whatever" -Daniel Negreanu 2017
9 2 is a terrible hand, hes right.
92 versus the whole open range of opponent is pretty ahead, so you want to get in there...
I would fold 92 everyday preflop, but if you call, you have to get it in if you hit 9-7-2 or it doesnt make any sense to call.
you don't need to bluff with this part of this calling range, it's either get it in or fold ( which will be very often , that's why I would fold pre ).
Lol "you wanna squeeze pre flop do it with k4 off or something. Jacks is not the hand to do it with."
Great advice. Thanks!
This is a shoutout to tournament players. I heard Pokerstars added rake even to tournament chips. You guys should defend tighter.
the thumbnail of you with the tank is funny
Hello Daniel. First of all, credits for the awesome videos lately.
Was thinking if maybe you could explain more about all the terms of poker, such as pot odds, implied odds, or whatever they're called, and how to use them properly, maybe in a later video. All of this is obviously obtainable information on google, but I'd love to hear your explaination on it :)
What I think I am beginning to understand is that calculating pot odds vs equity of any given hand is especially useful when you are trying to decide to move forward or not . I tried starting to write an example, but not sure my understanding of things warrants it.
I want to thank you, you have changed my game! !
THANK YOU DANIEL for these videos - wishing you many more bracelets in your lifetime.
Thank you for this!
Thanks for the tips Dan. always helpful. I met you once in an elevator at Mohegan Sun napt 2010. not like you would remember.😎
JonBenait06 you are funny! And so mature!😛😲
Thx for the great tips! 👍
Hi Daniel, big fan here. Can you do a video on button abuse please? A lot of new players (including me) struggle with understanding the advantage of having the button.
Love the thumbnail!
Just look at that smile
Love your Videos Daniel keep it up 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
This is an absolutely perfect explanation
Thanks Danny!!!
Thank you for that great Tips must play more Online i keep my play toggle betwen TAG and LAG play and prefer the reading of others
great videos Daniel keep it up!!!
Hey Daniel ! Congrats for amazing videos and your great history ! Can you pls make one video,or serie,about playstyle and how people can find the best style for himselves ? Thx anyway and GL,im a big fan !
im not asking about MY own style,there are miliions of diferents kinds...im asking how to find a good one for me,not create a new
Loose-Passive. Best Playstyle anywhere. Period.
Daniel can you make a video on your thoughts on limit Texas Holdem maybe some tips because my casino only hosts open limit Holdem tables when they aren't doing tournaments and I haven't found the time to join a tournament yet.
love your vids!!!
Great tip, will consider it
Thank you sir!
Most of what Daniel said is true. I’ll also take into consideration if I’m playing in a short stack, middle stack or deep stack tournament.
Hey Daniel great video man! I was just wondering who you think are the "best" poker players. Cash game players? Tournament Players? And to get a little more specific do you think HU players are better than the average Cash game or Tournament player? I know they are all better at each game depending what they play, but which group would you categorize as the all around best? I doubt you'll see this, but if you do thanks in advance.
Hello Daniel, a bit off topic but what is a better hand 2,7 off suit or 2,9 off suit? Thanks again, keep up the great videos!
I have been analyzing ONLY roulette for 8 years now ... I don't know ANYTHING about poker ... so it's very nice to see that everybody has his or her own speciality ... yours is poker , ty for sharing your knowledge and experience
You analyse roulette? Are you stupid?
Im just getting startet with the hole poker world.
So i would like to thank you for sharing your Experience with us and giving us tips so we have a fighting chance.. I just hit that Sub. Button. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you. 👌
I watched this three times and matched a new concept with something that had occurred in a previous hand of mine. Wish I had DN as a teacher in hs I would have made something of my life
Thank you so much. I think I always misunderstood this (ok really I've only been studying poker seriously like the last couple months) but I was always under the impression you play a very small range in the blinds and took that to mean you rarely bet and usually fold, and only play with a small range of hands. Looks like the opposite is true and you are just really careful moving forward. So your first move is to usually check or bet because of the odds?
you usually check to the pre-flop raiser since they started the aggression by raising in the first place. Then you react to what they do based on your hand.
Thank you master ✌️
I probably could get it in with 9 2 (nines up), but it depends on a lot of factors.
What Ive learned is that I take far more bad beats, suk outs, etc... when I shove on the flop. The more information I have when I shove allows me to minimize the bad effects that poor luck can have... or whether to shove at all. I really think that shoving on the turn or river is a far better plan than shoving 2 pair on the flop...if you have a choice.
Remember the 5 D's of Dodgeball... Dodge Duck Dip Dive and Dodge
Great information 👍
how often and what ranges should you be calling with if there are no antes and its a minraise?
is this advice only applicable to tournaments or cash games as well?
Love you Daniel.
Just wanted to let you know...applied your lesson. Got on a hot streak after HOURS...literally after 18 hours of being almost completely card dead in an aggressive 1/3 game.... Back to back Big Blind and Small Blind hands flopped Full Houses. BB was 9/2 Suited spades against AA....flopped 9/2/2 and SB 4/5 Suited Spades against KK...flopped 5/5/4. Nice raises...four callers each...and called ALL-IN...about $500 in profit. DEFINITELY would have folded before! Thank you Sir!
Huge admirer of your skills and cool! But I read some old pro saying that you should never educate your opponents and point out their faulty play.. Because of, well, obvious reasons. How would you respond to such a statement?
Hola!
Sería excelente que tengas un canal con tus videos hablados (traducidos) en español.
🎉Latinoamerica quiere ver tus videos hablados al español.
Hey Daniel, or anyone here, recreational/novice player, 500 hours so far in two years and winning. Want to hear yours or anyone else's thought on uncapped buy ins at the 1/2, and 2/5 level. Benefits, dangers, pros, cons etc...Thanks!
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, I'm really just trying to expand my processing of advanced betting mechanics. But regarding that hypothetical 92 off & 982 rainbow flop, I believe it's solid to raise. Most will assume you're still strong at this point but not two-paired, sending out a C-bet. This would not only work in your favor on a perception level but it adds value to your hand. If you bet quarter pot or half pot you're applying pressure to opponents floating high cards and forcing mid pairs to commit or fold. Based on opponent response to this bet, you get decent info regarding who's likely holding what combos. Assuming most folded pre flop and you're playing 3-handed or less, you could assume you're up against premium pairs or high cards floating to the river if they call. If they come over the top they might be too strong to continue or bluffing, depends on how tight of a player they are. From this point forward, assuming nobody reraises, I'd say to play for pot control and not be afraid to take your hand to showdown so long as you don't over-commit financially and nobody has given you reason to believe they're sitting on a monster hand come the turn or river.
More often than not, your two pair will be the best made hand at the table. So long as you stay vigilant and account for all variables important at the time, I'd say you shouldn't fold the two pair immediately post flop. And honestly I don't think Daniel would either, but I also don't think he's trying to advise people to play exactly like he does because of his excellent reading ability.
What do you guys think?
I think it kind of depends on a lot of things, how many people are in the hand, what position you are in. But in general, yes, I don't believe there's a problem with betting your two pair on the flop. I do this all the time. Sometimes it forces everyone out and I win the pot, or I'll get someone to smooth call with their high pocket pair. If a player re-raises on top of my bet, and does so fairly aggressively, it's time to assess if it's possible that they either raised or just called with pocket 2s, 8s, or 9s, or if they have 98. If he checks to me, on the turn, the slow play is over and I'm betting enough to substantially hurt him if he calls and is wrong about me. If I'm already hurting on chips, I'd probably just push at this point and live with the results. If he stays really aggressive on the turn, and is first to act, I'm somewhat inclined to fold, depending on what I know of the player already. Also kind of depends if I'm playing online or in real life. Lol.
Wow okay...thank you!!!!
so question, is this specifically for tournaments, seeing how cash games don't always have anties what means the price and odds you get are less good.
This was gold!
How do you feel about re-raising with nothing from the big blind, especially if you feel the player is trying to steal?
salut daniel, nu ai vrea sa faci un videoclip cu sfaturi si in romana? Ar fi superr!!
@Daniel Negreanu : Great vid as usual 👍. But (yes, there is a "but"), you only talk about the big blind and the title of the video is Defending your Blinds, plural. What about the small blind ? You get half of the odds you get in the big blind, so it is not as much as correct to call, especially when you do not know what the big blind is going to do. What are your thoughts on this, please ? 🤔
Very coo lesson!
Hey Daniel, I was just wondering how to beat players online. I'm not playing on a really professional app (don't worry, its all legal), and the players aren't really that great. They will call with almost any hand, including 2 and 7 off suit. So I call with a decent hand like King Jack or Ace King, and they get lucky and flop 2 pair. Any tips? Thanks
Thanks Nathan, that some really good advice. I'll try that net time I'm playing.
But in comparison with some of the tips I've heard, calling isn't an option when you're big blind, I thought blinds/late position must be aggressive, means they must either raise or fold, "calling isn't an option" specially with unconnected off-suited hands. Don't know... kinda confused. I'm a beginner tho :) please guide. Thanks.
There is no truth. It´s subjective
Your books are cool man.
thanks daniel
HE's a very very smart man ,,,,, and a good teacher .
Great vid
such a likeable guy
great video Daniel! multumesc frumos, datorita tutorialelor tale am reusit sa scot bani chiar si online! all the best from Romania!
- ProProphet98
Have you considered calling this series 'Polker Tip of the Week?'
This is going to be really helpful😍😍😊😊
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What do I have to do to play cards with you?
GRACIAS DANIEL POR EL SUBTITULO EN ESPAÑOL 😎😎😎😎😎
This one is perfect- I played live shortly after watching this... used this lesson.. it works.. I cashed - (chopped final 4) ... Thanks
nice video! keep it up
I dont understand the 5-1 odds, can someone explain that to me?
But I still like the entertainment !!!good shit respect
I was reading a book that had such a different view on defending blinds. It said that people become too attached to blinds that they didn't even put in the pot voluntarily and that they should let the go more easily than people tend to to. I think that, although math IS on your side (5:1 e.g.), it's not 5:1 anymore if you look at the situation that you already did put 1 bb, so it becomes 3:1 again. My English is so bad in trying to explain this haha.
I think Dan was talking about the context of a tournament pot with antes as well as smaller, almost min raises which have become popular in tournaments.
If you're playing micro stakes most people still go 3x or 3.5x and you need to fold a lot more.
And if you haven't gotten to the Antes yet in a tournament maybe a cash game where there aren't any? What about small blind spot? Please tell us how you defend or don't defend those blinds.
daniel, your vids are the best.. been watching them and tournament highlights especially for a while now; you were the one that got me hooked on poker; you're a legend. From your expertise, if i get a really good hand on the flop (trips, flush or flush draw, or straight), what strategy do i do to get all the player to call or bet in the hand so i can win a big pot
D, i love to se you playing against Sam Farha , best player's in world...
The card house I play at makes the big blind pay the ante, it’ll be like 2k-1k-2k it really sucks man. The odds don’t apply 😐
so play unless your opponent is good, >_< noted.
which hero makes these thumnails
Incredible thumbnail
I had won 2 tournament in a week 1st and second
where i play its really hard cuz everyone calls with everything so u cant bluff cuz they will call u with anything
big fan
How would your odds go up in the big blind I don't understand
Because you're the last one to speak... the other players have already put money in the pot to make it bigger for you :)))
Awesome
Daniel, you sure have buffed up sporting a beard, looking good my friend.
Mr Daniel i would like to know if i can call my self a semi professional i play in Sydney N.S.W. Australia in hotel's and RSL Clubs (pubs and working men club) i play about 8 game's a week at a buy-in of between $25 to $55 per-game with prize pools of between $1000 to $3000 i have been playing pub poker (which is at most pubs ) for 5 year's in Australia but 5 card stud is my favorite game and been playing that for 40 from the age of 9 ( with 5 card drew and 7 card stud as my dad tutored me ( he was a 3 card brag and 9 card brag and cribbage champ in Kent in UK ) i can say studying ur play not watching or read ur tutorials and i have have in the last 11 month won twice a month placed 2nd and 3rd once a week either one or the other and placed in the money places between 4th to 7th positions three time's a week and no money positions 15th place or less, so not playing large tournament at the Sydney or Melbourne casinos or cash game's there either can i call my self sem-professional i have fixed income of $550 a week and now in the last 11 month i am now making $669 a week profit after i take out buy-in and losses so to cut a long story short THANK YOU AND I APPRECIATE UR PLAY AS A PROFESSIONAL WORLD CHAMPION ( if u find ur-self in Sydney Australia and not in a big casino game it would be an honour to play against you and show you how hard Australian pub poker is )
Idk Daniel. I might be able to exploit you after the flop. ;). Haha. Love your style and analytics dnegs! :).
danny is the man i hope to get the chance to study under him
Daniel !!!
Daniel, you say people should call with everything basically because of the pot odds but its better to fold against really good opponents, isnt it just better to call PF if you getting really good odds against pro opponents and play more conservative after the flopp?
Defending the blinds:
Only includes BB defence.
:/