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- Only play these hands to start winning at poker. Just fold everything else. Don't be a fish!
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The poker strategy advice in this video is for educational purposes only. If you choose to play poker for real money, always play responsibly and within your limits.
Please be aware that most people lose at poker in the long run. Only a small percentage of people actually make a significant profit from poker. - Hry
Do you play these cards at the poker tables? Also, here are the 5 typical poker mistakes fish ALWAYS make: czcams.com/video/UKrNeHnAqvU/video.html
Hey man, how much do you charge for an hour video calll? I'd love a one on one session with you on a weekly or biweekly basis. Do you offer that?
Are all your books ebooks or some are hard copies? Can I view your ebook on my Apple desktop or only on my iPad? Thanks Moe
I just purchased your book and what application on Mac can open up the Crushing the Microstakes MOBI? Thanks
Great video! Could you make a video about understanding blockers by chance? Love the content!
check out Mike The Mouth “Blockers for Dummies”
Great suggestion!
Very clever guy.smooth, smart and got a good teaching apeal.
Great video ! Stay with these cards and discipline , high percentage of winning . Thank you
That's the plan!
Thanks for the amazing videos! ❤
Glad you like them!
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No prob, glad my videos are helping you!
Since I,very been watching your vlogs I,very turned £10 into 200 dollars playing microstakes 1c 2 c keep up the good work Nathan, your advice is invaluable thanks.
Thanks for sharing.
Where are you playing your Poker games?
Nice work!
My fave recent vid for when we start to fall off and pay to see too many flops. Strip it back to basics and then analyse the performance from there. You'll see!
Another great video. Thnx
Glad you enjoyed it
🥴 sets up the steel wheel - long odds - 118 to 1, starting suited and hitting any flush - I hate suited connectors - good advice to consider though...😊
In Super System Doyle says he never plays AQ... I've seen him call it in televised tournaments. 😮
got beat by pocket 3´s had fullhouse on the river but he had quads flopped... lost with trip 7´s to trip Q´s bad beat was insane yesterday
Nathan has REVOLUTIONIZED my poker game I only play Poker Championship on Amazon and this MENSCH now has me consistently in double digit rankings in the $80,000,000 tables. This guy is THE TRUTH!!!
What is poker championship on Amazon? I never heard of it. Can you explain briefly please thank you.
@@fracritelit's a free App where you can play poker. But if you ask me, it's not worth it. Better stay with GG oder ACR.
Very helpful thank you so much Nathan.
Glad it was helpful!
4:05 what is you suggestion with broadway cards, suited or not, if you face a 3 or 4 bet preflop?
Depends on the stakes, position, your hand, your HUD stats/reads on villains, etc., but as a general rule, players at the micros are usually too passive rather than too aggressive. If you open KQo from EP, get 3-bet from someone in MP, and then someone in the blinds 4-bets, it's probably time to fold.
If you open AK from LP and get 3-bet by someone in the blinds, by contrast, they know you'll be opening a wider range, so you can flat to close the action and play heads-up with position; if you flop TPTK your hand's strength will be a bit under-represented. Depending on their stats/your reads on them, you can also 4-bet preflop if you don't mind the higher variance, but keep in mind you'll usually be 50/50 at best against whatever they continue with. Outside of the terrible bad LAGs, the 3-bet bluff preflop is a bit rare at the micros.
@@je7055 Thank you, for your comment.
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I'm going to 3-bet 6-8 suited on the button.
I often follow your rules but at house games always seem to lose. I'm percieved as someone who plays safe so whenever I value bet people mostly fold. Any advice how to improve and manage my strategy better?
An easy way to mix in those types of bets; when you see a pot limp around and you have a middling hand -- raise it. Get out during the flop if you need to (always be willing to get out of a hand). Splash around more and folks will soon realize you will call / raise in more places because you can't be getting decent hands every pitch.
@@rystalquinn thanks for the advice
Also, on the flop raise your strong draws like you would raise a set or two pair. Not everytime but it balances you out. All it takes at a home game is for people to see you bluff once and they think you're a maniac. With that said, you can use it to your advantage. If they're folding when you bet that sounds like a great table to work in some bluffs at. If you know what players think of you. Adjust and use it to your.advantage!
I'm terrible at reading the opponents hands in poker, ever time I raise pocket kings they turn pocket aces every time I got a full house they get a slightly higher one I don't know how to work out when they've got a better hand, like when I'm dealth pocket kings my stomach turns as I know the 3 of a kind will come for my oppo, just lost my full stack pocket aces against pocket 8s once again
I can't bluff either, I get called most of the time and then lose too much money folding out my oppos raise
Just had another game AQ, AQ7 lands on the able keeps raising and my oppo turns over pocketQ how do I work out I've been beat when I've got a really good hand?
I've lost count of how many times I flopped nut flush and got a fish all in only to be beat by full house. Seriously it takes days to make half the money back
I didn’t quite understand the very last bullet “shoving or calling with
bb means big blinds. It is common to use bb as a unity of measurement. If you have less than 20bb you are short stacked. So basically you choose some hands to go all in pre flop due to equity
I loved the “for experienced players” part at the end. Was wondering if you could do a video for experienced players for small stakes tournaments? I’m trying to learn GTO but honestly I have found more success in small stakes tournaments using more of your tactics and was curious your thoughts on strategy for $10-$50 buy in tournaments? And if your strategy changes when running higher stakes tournaments. On $10-$50 tourneys I consistently find myself making deep runs but when I move up in stakes I seem to only be getting min cashes and wanting to know how to take my game up a level. Or if you have it in your class or book I’ll just get that 😊
Ngl I started watching you and started cooking my friends
Hole pairs lose 80% of the time. If you don't hit a set you are toast most of the time.
This only works for tournament play. Try this in cash game u will get destroyed
I would actually say the opposite. Many of these hands perform poorly, or don’t have the implied odds, when the effective stacks get short in tournaments.
Don't happen on-line. Never .
I’m 17 planning to get good soon as I’m 21
Already beating all my family every time with our poker set
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Thanks for watching!
Some of these hands aren't in your charts
But you already notice that you are contradicting yourself.
First you say that a hand like 76s is a great hand to get all the chips from your opponent on a flop J83 if your opponent has top pair.
Then you say AK, AQ, AJ are great hands to win a big pot with Top Pair Top Kicker, for example. In my opinion you should play AK, AQ, AJ (almost) all the time, but you should only expect to win small pots with them. AQ and AJ in particular often lead to the loss of large pots if played incorrectly.
In your example with AQ vs KQ, you usually won't want to play a big pot - because in most cases you will lose the big pot to a flopped set or two pair.
And that's exactly what you mentioned in your last example with 66 vs AK on a flop A63 rainbow. Suddenly Top Pair Top Kicker isn't that good anymore, is it?
In summary, I can say that the hand range you listed (Suited Connectors, Broadways, Suited Aces, etc.) is certainly suitable for getting the most chips from our opponents, but these hands also have to be played depending on the opponent. For example, I would play AK on a board K63, but probably fold to a big turn bet or a big raise on the turn.
But of course that's just my opinion
Despite everything, a big thank you for your videos, which I find very instructive.
AQ? Isn't it called the parking lot hand?
if you call my 3-Bet with QJs, it’s you to the parking lot…