Nice vids! I’m far from professional, but I’m eager to learn
The hand were you lost A9 at 19:00. Why didn’t you bet when the A hit the
board? The opponent would probably play a stronger A more aggresive
preflop, so your likely to have the best hand? Was it because of fear of
setmine?๏ปฟ
im 14 and have been playing online for 3 years, off and on.๏ปฟ
Nice video. I need some advice on my mental state. I play 5-10 tables 16nl
and 25nl on pokerstars. When I’m winning a few sessions in a row, I tend to
play more passively than i would like, just to keep the win streak going.
Any advice for staying more consistent in my play? So that I can keep
playing the right way
you think? ๐
You just motivated me to start playing again! Been subscribed for ages now
and started watching ur vids recently. I only played micro stakes before
but when I quit last time I deposited 10$ and cashed out 50$! Not much, I
know but I’m still a rookie ๐
this really comes down to personal preference. You don’t want to be cashing
out so much that it inhibits your ability to move up or withstand a
downswing. But cashing out and enjoying the fruits of your labor is an
important part of the game. I used to wait til i downswung to cashout
(remind myself what im playing for)but its really all personal prefence,
there’s no system or rules regarding this
at the beginning of the video that donkey was up to 17$ and by the end he
had 0$… typical
6:50 Why such a big raise with KK? I thought that Pre-Flop Raises should be
consistent. You were playing pretty tight at that table overall, so did you
really expect him to call? I mean, he either thought you were very strong
there or that you tried to put pressure on him. Maybe he had something like
suited/offsuit connectors and decided to raise there to make the Post-Flop
play easier for him. What do you think?
correct. my job pays alot more than $3 for 30mins of work.
Hey Evan, can you make some NL25 or NL50 FR videos ,thank you and good luck.
I played 1 hour now..Only 9999 hours left before I am pro!! ๐
26:18 ouch
you gave many helpful tips, thanks, but next time focus on one table and
show us some good play!
I’m new to his videos but I’d imagine he’d play higher stakes whilst
earning his living… he’s probably just playing small stakes at the
request of his subs. I’ve been playing poker and following poker for around
3 years now and when I turn 18 this year I’m going to be playing
‘professionally’ (whilst still finishing college, however) and for the
first 4-8 weeks I’ll start with .5/1 to get the swing of things and then
I’ll move up to 1/2 for the first 6 months and then consider moving to 3/6.
The reraise i made was a fairly typical size. When someone makes it .30, im
typically going to be making it .90 and adding a bb or too if i am out of
position. This is why i came up with 1.10. When the opener has a strong
hand that will play for stacks, going for a big raise size makes it easier
to get the money all in. I also lessen the edge he gets by being in
position by making the pot to stack ratio smaller. (the less money behind
to play, the less advantageous position becomes)
You say that you raised more to reduce positional advantage, but don’t you
want the guy to call, right? I mean, I would take kings over someones
opening hand any day oop. Right? I don’t think it really matters that much,
i just thought what you said was interesting. I believe that the extra
value of him calling by raising 3x instead of almost 4 is more valued than
trying to acheive a small reduced positional edge. of course it doesn’t
really matter, just fun to discuss for me
My main problem is just concentration, make sloppy raises assuming someone
will fold an ace on a wet board…just need to stick to playing TAG and
getting paid on big hands. Very nice videos though man in all seriousness,
some of the best on utube for learning new things.
your job is probably blowjob
Because you’ll totally earn 20 times more in 2 years? nooooo I don’t think
so
Micro stakes is where you learn, its not about making large bank rolls in
micro stakes, its all about learning. You can really start to make more in
the mid stakes .25/.5 and up
@FattyMcElbows I agree, his videare awesome, but a new mic would definetly
make them better
thats awesome.. after watching your vid review on the bankroll challange..
in different spots.. before you flopped the straight.. i had him ahead of
you. but after when he raised, and you reraised and he snap called i also
put you on a chopped pot straight.. ๐ its nice when you learn enough, it
makes things seem easier, and less daunting, and the money factor has less
of an effect, because in reality, i wanted too see his hand, more than win
the pot. ๐ great video! keep up the awesome work
great advice thanks
Hey Evan, I am just getting back in to poker.. I’m playing microstakes and
absolutely crushing them (we’re talking 25-30bb/100) my question is I want
to move up, but I also want to start pulling a little bit of money out
too.. how do you balance maintaining your bankroll and moving up in limits
while still being able to enjoy a bit of your profits? do you just set a
goal for a limit to reach and then maintain your 40 buyins or whatever it
may be and withdraw the rest?
Great Video but I had a funny thought when you mentioned drinking on the
job… Phil Gruissem got smashed at EPT Berlin ahahahah
Nice vids! I’m far from professional, but I’m eager to learn
The hand were you lost A9 at 19:00. Why didn’t you bet when the A hit the
board? The opponent would probably play a stronger A more aggresive
preflop, so your likely to have the best hand? Was it because of fear of
setmine?๏ปฟ
im 14 and have been playing online for 3 years, off and on.๏ปฟ
Nice video. I need some advice on my mental state. I play 5-10 tables 16nl
and 25nl on pokerstars. When I’m winning a few sessions in a row, I tend to
play more passively than i would like, just to keep the win streak going.
Any advice for staying more consistent in my play? So that I can keep
playing the right way
you think? ๐
You just motivated me to start playing again! Been subscribed for ages now
and started watching ur vids recently. I only played micro stakes before
but when I quit last time I deposited 10$ and cashed out 50$! Not much, I
know but I’m still a rookie ๐
this really comes down to personal preference. You don’t want to be cashing
out so much that it inhibits your ability to move up or withstand a
downswing. But cashing out and enjoying the fruits of your labor is an
important part of the game. I used to wait til i downswung to cashout
(remind myself what im playing for)but its really all personal prefence,
there’s no system or rules regarding this
at the beginning of the video that donkey was up to 17$ and by the end he
had 0$… typical
6:50 Why such a big raise with KK? I thought that Pre-Flop Raises should be
consistent. You were playing pretty tight at that table overall, so did you
really expect him to call? I mean, he either thought you were very strong
there or that you tried to put pressure on him. Maybe he had something like
suited/offsuit connectors and decided to raise there to make the Post-Flop
play easier for him. What do you think?
correct. my job pays alot more than $3 for 30mins of work.
Hey Evan, can you make some NL25 or NL50 FR videos ,thank you and good luck.
I played 1 hour now..Only 9999 hours left before I am pro!! ๐
26:18 ouch
you gave many helpful tips, thanks, but next time focus on one table and
show us some good play!
I’m new to his videos but I’d imagine he’d play higher stakes whilst
earning his living… he’s probably just playing small stakes at the
request of his subs. I’ve been playing poker and following poker for around
3 years now and when I turn 18 this year I’m going to be playing
‘professionally’ (whilst still finishing college, however) and for the
first 4-8 weeks I’ll start with .5/1 to get the swing of things and then
I’ll move up to 1/2 for the first 6 months and then consider moving to 3/6.
The reraise i made was a fairly typical size. When someone makes it .30, im
typically going to be making it .90 and adding a bb or too if i am out of
position. This is why i came up with 1.10. When the opener has a strong
hand that will play for stacks, going for a big raise size makes it easier
to get the money all in. I also lessen the edge he gets by being in
position by making the pot to stack ratio smaller. (the less money behind
to play, the less advantageous position becomes)
You say that you raised more to reduce positional advantage, but don’t you
want the guy to call, right? I mean, I would take kings over someones
opening hand any day oop. Right? I don’t think it really matters that much,
i just thought what you said was interesting. I believe that the extra
value of him calling by raising 3x instead of almost 4 is more valued than
trying to acheive a small reduced positional edge. of course it doesn’t
really matter, just fun to discuss for me
My main problem is just concentration, make sloppy raises assuming someone
will fold an ace on a wet board…just need to stick to playing TAG and
getting paid on big hands. Very nice videos though man in all seriousness,
some of the best on utube for learning new things.
your job is probably blowjob
Because you’ll totally earn 20 times more in 2 years? nooooo I don’t think
so
Micro stakes is where you learn, its not about making large bank rolls in
micro stakes, its all about learning. You can really start to make more in
the mid stakes .25/.5 and up
@FattyMcElbows I agree, his videare awesome, but a new mic would definetly
make them better
thats awesome.. after watching your vid review on the bankroll challange..
in different spots.. before you flopped the straight.. i had him ahead of
you. but after when he raised, and you reraised and he snap called i also
put you on a chopped pot straight.. ๐ its nice when you learn enough, it
makes things seem easier, and less daunting, and the money factor has less
of an effect, because in reality, i wanted too see his hand, more than win
the pot. ๐ great video! keep up the awesome work
great advice thanks
Hey Evan, I am just getting back in to poker.. I’m playing microstakes and
absolutely crushing them (we’re talking 25-30bb/100) my question is I want
to move up, but I also want to start pulling a little bit of money out
too.. how do you balance maintaining your bankroll and moving up in limits
while still being able to enjoy a bit of your profits? do you just set a
goal for a limit to reach and then maintain your 40 buyins or whatever it
may be and withdraw the rest?
Great Video but I had a funny thought when you mentioned drinking on the
job… Phil Gruissem got smashed at EPT Berlin ahahahah