high stakes poker coach reviews my micro stakes hands
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- čas přidán 11. 06. 2024
- my high stakes poker coach thinks I should quit poker....
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When I play microstakes, I have a little banner next to me that says "They're not bluffing". These people tell you what they have. The stronger their hand, the more they bet. It has taken me a long time, and two of my own coaching sessions with a different trainer (nothing against yours; yours sounds good too) to understand just how straightforwardly most people play. Betting is a language. The problem is, your opponents are speaking a different dialect than you. You have to learn what THEY mean when they say "raise". It usually means, "I have such a great hand I want you to call me." This is where better trained players screw up--we sometimes think other people are trying to "defend their check-calling range" or some such. Most of these people have never heard of the concept and wouldn't apply it correctly anyway. When they shout in your face "MY HAND IS BETTER THAN YOURS", believe them until you can prove they're lying. And let someone else prove it first! Great video. I'm subscribing.
bro thanks for this valuable content! i'm making my sticky right now!
It’s like he’s coaching us both at the same time, I would’ve made the same plays you did 😂
Facts man! I’m still trying to process what he said to me 😂
Dang, putting the work in.
yea bro for sure trying to get it and put that work in haha. We got to get this challenge moving!
I consider myself a medium-skilled player. I’ve been playing for money recreationally for 20 years, and only in the past few years have I really dove into theory and all of the off-table stuff, and am building my bankroll to go pro part time.
All that to say I’m somewhere in between you and your coach, based on this video and what I would have done. Poker is a very long journey, and you’re taking good steps to pick up your pace. You’ll probably get there before I will if you continue to put in the off-table work and research and continue to reflect on yourself honestly.
Loved the video, as it helped me and helped gauge where I’m at as well. I’ll subscribe for more, as I’m also interested in your journey. Good luck!
yoo bro this means a lot man. I hope I can bring good content and entertainment as well to my viewers. I appreciate you thanks for subscribing!
First hand he is actually exactly right, in micro stakes people don’t normally go x/r bet bet as a bluff. That’s why we just start folding everything it’s called exploitative poker. The jam on the river 8 is really really bad. I wasn’t expecting him to have a flush but I did expect him to have an 8x. So I agree that it’s tough to get value from worse an ambitious pocket sixes,7s pocket nines which probably wants to just get In on the flop & so is pocket 10s. He isn’t wrong. I don’t think we can fold pocket 10s there if you think this guy is going to be 3Betting suited aces. We will have 75% equity against flush draws. So he is definitely wrong.
Yo bro appreciate the feedback man! This is all helping me get better. 🙏🫡
let’s go dev! little stuff goes a long way
Yea man getting a coach is going to be a big help for the bankroll challenge
This was a fun and informative vid. Subbed.
Yo thanks for watching man! More to come.
Just found this channel and I like your style Dev 👍
Thanks man! I appreciate the comment 🙏
My man good luck on tabels. I love your comments so funny. Hello from Croatia
This is a good coaching session. I learned a lot of my own mistakes from watching this @Dev Poker
hey man I am happy that this helped! I honestly didn't even realize how impactful this was when I made the video to other people. I was honestly just documenting my journey playing poker and this really resonated with more people than usual! I guess its a good dynamic between bad player thinking and a coach who is winning so thats really cool to see how everyone views this content! happy it helped in some way!
Nice video Dev. You might recognize my name, you and I play against each other all the time on ACR. Cool to see you on YT and it looks like this might be the video to blow your channel up. Keep up the great content brotha 🤙
Hey man I think I remember this not to sure but awesome we play in the same pool! Would love for you to join the discord channel and talk more! Thanks for watching!
@devpoker If this is truly against the WPN pool, I agree with your coach for the most part. The exception would be hand #1. I would fold AJo pre a lot against an UTG open.
Thanks for the feedback man!
That coach is damn good
Yes he gave me some great tips thanks for watching!
Hello sir, glgl for your poker and weight loss journey.
I just wanted to say that you probably should focus more on small pots and not only on the big 200bb spots. Most of the hands you showed are somewhat standards but Im sure you're missing out many small deviations that will make you a lot of money on the long run.
Keep in mind that if you manage to steal the blinds 2 times more than you used to do before, every 100 hands, then your winrate will increase by 3bb/100.
Study GTO and find where people deviate and how you should play accordingly. Let's say you open from the SB 100bb deep, BB should 3bet 17% and I can assure you it never happens, it means that you can open way wider.
Find the loose open and 3bet against tight/passiv opponents, find the nity folds against the nits and your winrate will increase by a lot.
You dont even have to study postflop yet there is so many preflop spots to improve.
Again glhf in your journey !
Appreciate the feedback man! This going to help me improve for sure
Tens is a fold in that configuration. Two things, SB squeezes UTG open is strong. Also the fact that he leads out is strong in itself, tens is a fold on the flop. No point to raise your AK hand, keep his bluffs active.
Appreciate this man! Hopefully next video I will come with a better breakdown!
yoo, nice vid, GL on your journey :) , your coach seems very solid , would you mind sharing who is he and is he available for hiring?
I don’t think he taking on more students at this time but he is in my discord channel if you want to connect with him. Thanks for watching!
What website are you playing on?
This is on americas card room
Your couch is definitely pretty good, but I could be biased because I can tell he thinks very similar to the way I do.
Yea I think he is legit! Cant wait for the next coaching call
2:54 - My take on this - Really key point here I think as the coach said - think about what your opponent is going to call your shove with that you can beat... or another way to view it, you are in his seat and you just got shoved on with that board - what do you have in your hand that you press call with? A flush..yes, 888 maybe yes, A4 maybe yes? But your JJ doesn't beat any of that anyway - so what do you beat.. 2 pair? Would you call an all in there with 2 pair? Likely not... so you can't get called by anything you beat, so you aren't getting any value. You can only lose more.
This makes a lot of sense man! Thanks for giving your input. I’m new to the game so trying to learn as much as I can. I thought getting a coach would help out a lot. Comments like this help out a lot too! 💪🏼
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From your response to his and viewer's comments, it's clear you don't understand what he's saying.
If your focus is on making entertaining CZcams content then that's fine, keep doing this type of content. If you're actually looking to improve, you need to step up your game in all aspects because it's very obvious that you're not consuming what he's saying properly. You need to actively listen, develop your own thought processes and incorporate that into your game.
Otherwise you will stay stuck in the micro stakes forever.
Thanks for the helping comment bro! Not going to lie some of his thought process went over my head lol. My content is more on the entertainment side but wanted to show people I’m still actively out here trying to improve my thought process. This channel is all about me documenting my journey from beginner to hopefully someone that is pretty decent at the game. Having videos like this on my channel will help me establish a good foundation to look back on and be like dannng my thought process was crap back then haha. If I didn’t want to get better I wouldn’t make videos or hire a coach….im just saying…thanks for the comment man appreciate it a lot!
As a disclaimer I'm absolutely not against any form of constructive criticism and using other perspectives to better myself, but wtf man I would have played these hands in pretty much the same way, is this guy serious
Yea haha I guess things are different up at the higher stakes
@@devpokerlisten to your coach he knows what his talking about 👍 take it from a former online pro who was 3x supernova elite on poker stars before it was banned in my country . Going back many years now but his 100% correct in what his saying. Instead of just thinking oh I have the best hand in my eyes so why not get it in. Start by thinking what hands can I beat and what hands am I beat by. Followed by if he where to have such hands how would villain play those hands on each street and then ask yourself can I get value from worse hands etc. the AK hand at the end is very obviously wrongly played when you start thinking like that.
The main thing to take away from my comment is stick with your coach he knows what his talking about. I was personally coached by Bigbluffzinc who owns bbz coaching he is very good best of luck
@@LukePrichard thanks man I appreciate this post!
And nearly every player of poker sucks. The coach's advice is extremely obvious to me just as a former 500NL online grinder even though I haven't played professionally in years.
The plays made in the video are so obviously bad to me that it's more like an intuitive instinct. It's a sense you'll get by putting in massive volume playing as well as looking at solutions. Admittedly, my sense for it has drastically deteriorated from years off the job, but some things are obvious, and the reasoning given for the plays made as well as the plays themselves are obviously bad. Read some basic theory explaining bet size logic and that should be sufficient to see why these plays are questionable.
It seems that most of these plays come from a tendency toward two things: Firstly, you think too much about your own hand rather than your and more importantly your opponents' ranges. This leads to things like just calling because you have an overpair without considering what hands a person would realistically shove with in that spot. Secondly, you seem to get overwhelmed with complexity and decide to simplify by just shoving and "going with" a hand you think is good. That isn't how bet sizing works. You size your bets according to the strength of your range when compared with your opponent's range. You can't just decide to shove just because you think you have the best hand, even if you probably do. That's not what value betting is for. It's to actually get called by a worse hand.
Coaching is a scam. You either have the ability to read people or you don’t. Instincts is everything
Ive also taken note to be more aware of running into JJ & QQ when boards crush them. Low stajes players often play these habds eaker than were used to seeing on vlogs n such. I need to believe them when they show uncharacteristic strength. Theyre not as sneaky as i think & they just have it. Harder to be objective in a downswing too FWIW, as you sound frustrated.
This is very true man I got to be more aware of this and just give up Sooner because they never really bluffing
CZcams sent me here so I don't actually know your poker backstory so if any of the next shit I say doesn't apply forgive me. So, judging by your current poker skill, unless you're super committed to learning cash poker, your bankroll challenge would probably go easier in tournaments. Cash poker unless you're playing on a club or a restricted area site (any of the Stars US versions, or Global for example) is pretty tough even at the lower buy ins. In tournaments people still suck. Getting a coach was a good call though. Definitely the shortcut to success. I was stuck at like a $3 ABI for years, got a coach for a year and it almost 10xd my ABI. One last bit of advice. I dunno if you play on ACR, but if you do, quit. Do yourself a giant favor and switch to the American sites.
Thanks man was thinking about playing tournaments haha I feel like tournaments fits my personality a lot more. But I’m def committed to learning cash for right now. And yea unfortunately I play on acr currently and don’t have access to any other sites besides global poker which is kind of sketchy to be honest. Idk man I hired this coach going to see if he can help me improve my thought process and mental stuff. This is all a document of my journey so if I improve I can look back and be like yo I was trash back in the day haha. Thanks for commenting man I appreciate it! Didn’t think this video would get so much attention 😂
@@devpoker So NY/NV then I suppose. Otherwise you have Ignition/Bovada too. Global is fine. It's actually a legit and legal site so I don't know why you would think it's sketchy. You can probably thank the algorithm for the engagement boost.
@@1OutsRUs I’ll look into it then bro. I just thought it was sketchy because they do some sweep stakes coins or something not too sure but I will for sure look into it
@@devpoker The Sweeps Coins system is just what keeps them legal. Only downside is no hand histories. Sucks if you're in NY (eliminating NV, they have WSOP). Worst state to be in for online poker.
Ahhh ok nice man I will for sure check this out then
Micro states any check raise.. jus fold.. its so common to people to check bak when they hit their flush.. we can argue we might be exploitable.. but generally when this shit happens u will win a small margin or lose the entire stack.. i have this sticky note on my laptop saying... "Jus fold"
MDF and shit dont apply to micro stakes
Yo appreciate this comment man I’m going to make a sticky note right now and put it on my computer! Thanks for watching!
JJ hand u checked the turn, so you’re saying you don’t have a flush, so why are you over betting all in on the river? You’re saying you have a flush with that bet size. Needs to be a smaller bet 25%-50% would be fine, then you can fold that hand vs raise and save yourself money/get called by worse
Nice video. It was a good watch
thanks for the invite man. I'm not to sure why I overbet i bought some course talking about overbetting rivers so I was trying it haha. I appreciate this feedback though man. Thank you!
Is this real money poker? What's the website?
Yea this is real money. I’m playing on acr right now.
who is your coach? he seems pretty solid
He is a high stakes player out of Canada. He doesn’t have social media really
@@devpoker no name?
@@ronnieplanter6402 he doesn’t really want to be mentioned on my page because I suck so bad 😂
ACR is full of microstakes bots. Play on ignition. It’s anonymous but it’s harder for the bots to get stats on you. I think your thin value shoves will work well in live poker. You do need to practice developing a check calling range. If you think you have the best hand, sometimes you want to bet with it, but sometimes you want to play it as a check call. This part of your game needs work. Good luck
Appreciate this feedback man. Unfortunately I can’t play on ignition because it’s banned in my state 🥹. But I will for sure take all of these other ideas and put them to use!
You’re only getting called by a 8 and a flush going all in on that second one. Jacks are the worst
Yea I kind of see this now. For sure going to have to think more in these spots. Appreciate the feedback man!
you play like if you were at a higher stake, micro stakes are different, can be good can be bad, but people are honest at micros, if they are betting they have something.
Appreciate this post man! I will try to learn this as fast as possible!
Interesting on how u do not notice the 13.5 bb bet pf when u had TT
I ll give u a clue:
12.5 apply 13.5
16 apply 18
And 33.3 apply 35....
U still have so much work...
But i love to see how random players see things..
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yo thanks for the input man ill def try harder next time.
@@devpoker just let Say u have an over pair and vilain has an under pp
Playing 100bb, vilain IS ev0 around 12.5bb préflop meaning hé can't make money Out of u!
When vilain makes u call 13.5,
U r ev- .... So u lose anyway even hiting flop!
Other numbers u still have to think about..
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@@user-bx9vs5eq8j appreciate this man. Thank you!
Poker is hard
Yea for sure man but it definitely is fun to play!
Focus on the fundamentals, not hands where you punted.
Key tip for me thanks man!
Yeah your too far away
What do you mean bro?
Most of the hand you show I can understand loosing because you are tilted but you are doing what everybody does ... I don't know you but I can tell you , you are not a winner overall you thought process isn't correct
@@queenofclubs8739 yea I’m not a winning player haha that’s why I’m getting coaching, learning and documenting as this channel has shown. Good observation! Thanks for commenting!
the AK hand was pretty bad, you should be 4betting AK pre and getting it in vs the JJ+ and other AK. You seem like you understand aggression and getting paid by worse(and you will get paid by worse a lot in micros) but as your coach said, you seem to over-value a lot of hands that are strong on one street but marginal on others. Definitely hand reading and range analysis is the biggest thing to work on for you, seems like you're on the right track with coaching though!
Yo man thanks for the feedback Jace! Hopefully I can get a lot better in these areas in the coming months
This was what I was going to say in a nutshell 100BB 6max you want to be getting it allin with AK AA KK QQ preflop especially Heads-up 2way.
Will think about this next time thanks!
Why does this coach keep saying, " I guess..." and "Probably, " and "could be " and "might be " ? If he's a high stakes crusher, then why is he coaching instead of printing ?
Well he is printing I just paid him for his services lol. He didn’t really want to give me a coaching call 😂.
Because it’s an unsolved game that can be approached correctly in different ways to achieve good results.
Very true man good points
Wow this is cool
I appreciate you for watching!
hey bro i was in your 2NL game on ACR, my user was hewonn
ayooo thats whats up man glad to see someone online. Thanks for watching!
Yeah sorry kid, these are almost all typcial over plays with one pair. 3 way tens is a fold on turn 100% the time and you can savw yourself a ton by just folding flop, you are not beating any value. Villian never has 99 or 88 in this line. Ak hand never raise, you are only raising out hands you beat and getting stacked by everything else.
Thanks for this great advice man these comments have been helpful and I’m sure I’ll make this correction in play next time. Thanks for watching!
@@devpoker if you want a free hour of coaching let me know. I played poker professionally for over a decade, quit due to burnout and had other ventures that were more profitable. Decided to make a comeback as i was enjoying poker again. Crushed 10NL for 13bb 25nl for 22bb, turned 50 into 3500 from Jan til now. Best of luck kid
Ayeee bro can you join my discord so we can chat
First time I see your video..and for the little I saw I agree with your coach that you overplayed those hands..plus CB 0.37 on that board is way to small..pushing Ak in what hope of being called? You need to balance your game..but ehy..good luck..just play and study and you gonna level up
Appreciate you watching man! Yea for sure going to study a lot more
Micro stakes sucks bro! Just play $1/$3 NL live cash game!
Eventually man. Thanks for watching!
@@devpoker the problem w/ micro stakes.. bad players will always screw you coz even you raise or reraise pre flop w/ you’re monster hand these mofus will always call with their garbage hand and they will always get lucky on the flop! Been playing for years and never win in micro stakes but id I play live cash games esp tournament my cash out percentage is above average!
@@Wewillconquertheworld ahh ok ok yea I’m going to have to play live when I get all these fundamentals down
@@devpoker i don’t play gto bro.. just the fundamentals I guess is good enough esp in every position coz no players can play a perfect gto coz at the end pf the day you’re still play you’re game depends on what kind of players you’re opponent..
i think your over calling everyones allin.... majority of the river shoves they had it.....
I’m for sure going to keep this in mind for next time. Appreciate the feedback back!