POKER OUT LOUD - STUDENT EDITION Episode 1 | S4YTV | Solve For Why
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- A small group of Solve For Why Academy Alumni was selected to head to Vegas, throw on their noise-canceling headphones, and join instructors Matt Berkey and Christian Soto in a special STUDENT Edition of Poker Out Loud!
Solve For Why TV's flagship series, Poker Out Loud, consists of six poker players playing a real money cash game while wearing noise-canceling headphones- verbalizing their thought processes behind every strategic decision- OUT LOUD! Both entertaining and educational, Poker Out Loud, is meant to simulate real-world environments and the way different actors perceive one another.
Past guests include Kelly Minkin, Andrew "LuckyChewy" Lichtenberger, Nick Howard, WSOP Main Event Runner-Up Jesse Sylvia, and more.
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Would love to send you guys something for the set, but you have no address for fan mail? Sup?
Ok, this intro music is kickass, could you share it please?
@@davidtichy5297 it's in the description
@@SolveForWhy I really don't see it.
Can you put all of the episodes from all the seasons in their own playlists, please?
23:40 I hope chin takes this moment not as an indictment of his students but as an indictment of his coaching
Literally the best concept... learning hand by hand spot by spot from different levels of thought! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
berkey: we need to set up this room for filming, no expense spared
extension cords: im all in
“The button raised 3x so he should be strong but he’s on the button so his range is wide. I’ve seen him raise in this spot before versus a BB that 3bets light too often so he could be making a play to come back over the top with blockers, therefore I fold 72 off.”
yeah, bro... absolutely boring
If you domt understand bro it's fine just say
Best poker educational process anywhere. Thank You, and congrats for your success. I will improve from this program.
I love watching Berkey AND hearing his thought process. It's controlled chaos.
“The beat was about to drop on my song” lol ran bad
Great format really interesting to see each players thought process
Love this idea
is that Mclovin playing.......?
comeupkid underrated comment
Thank you guys! This format is very helpful. Giving amazing insights on thought process. Makes learning a lot more fun.
One recommendation, block out one team members hand (alternate team every hand) so the viewers can concentrate on establishing range strategy per player.
By far the most helpful learning tool out there. Please keep up the great work.
Thank you,
Raj
When Chris Price is discussing the A9o hand, he mentions that he's going to fold and play tight to see how things progress (with Soto and Fausto) throughout the evening. This is a curious path to take in a game of frequencies, especially in live poker. It's unlikely that he's going to gather all that much useful data over the course of this session to accurately assist in making any kind of adjustment in this spot. Also, he should already be armed with a general idea of the frequencies of these players. It's either go-time or it's not!
Best in depth poker view yet... Cards played face up
I LOVE THIS. Great information and a beautiful bluff at the end. Luckily no calls
"Working with S4Y is amazing, RFID Tables , having the coaches commentate on your game play "
cut to 25:03; both coaches texting on phones LOL
Lol play hadn't begun yet, look at the screen.
Ty for the high quality content
Ty for the high quality comment ❤
Listening to the students discuss their hands in really basic ways makes it so clear just how much of a different level that professional poker players like Matt and chin are on than these students
Great product.. love how it shows game flow, & reading into Meta game correctly or incorrectly. Keep up the great work Guys....
"You gonna give me first pick then?
- You can have the first pick.
Actually I think there might be more power to the second pick."
Hahaha, he thinks it's like the dealer button.
He''s 3betting tight & merged vs a UTG range that is too tight due to Berkey's aggressive style so I'm going to cold call a 3bet on the button w/ T9s....
I'm really happy you guys are trying to make games softer! Thanks!
Lol this is so spot on - their logic is so dumb. Heard Berkey say last video - “he knows I am going to defend my button”... defending a button isn’t a thing.
Doesn't seem too bad given that they are 300bb deep and he calls a 9bb 3B in position with a very playable hand. At 100bb it would be a fold imo.
@@pizzaguy2959 Defending your button is a thing. The button is the most advantageous spot to play from, so it is seen that position greatly helps your outplaying potential
Super cool concept! Way more educational than I expected
Love this!
Price plays too scared. He 3 bets too small and doesn't continue on boards that largely favor him. His analysis is flawed
Failing at Life I agree, that last hand check on the flop with the king high board was awful
I really like this format of teaching
Love this cast👏 I'm hooked! 💯
Where do i cash out ? ahahaha :D
S4Y teaching those next level needling skills
This is a great idea and I love it. However i think to make this a much better series and something more people want to watch if you guys added berkeys or chins or even another great players insight to everyones thinking I think that would make this 10000% better.
thanks for the video.
Awesome idea, stoked to see the journey to the outcome
Great idea, would also love to see amateur students on this to hear how less experienced players think and common misconceptions that can be analyzed and that we can learn from.
We address this a lot... The concept doesn't work with unstudied players. They largely aren't thinking about anything. They are merely feeling things
Solve For Why interesting!
@@SolveForWhy I'd find this interesting to watch, but I'm an odd duck.
I would buy the dvd box set of this series
waiting for more :)
AWESOME! Gonna watch this over a coffee
The thing that would make poker coaching valuable is taking these thoughts and simplifying them to the extreme. Like “hey I have the nut flush draw I gonna bet.”
Chin says “this hand will mostly function as a flop fold” like yeah, you have aj offsuit on a 754 flop. No explanation needed
Does anyone else notice how the first hand is played out as if the deck was hardly shuffled.
ahaha yes, river the only red card in play 😭
Thanks for making the effort to put Funny in Smart.
dat Cunninglynguists beat
I’m a S4Y subscriber and member. I absolutely love the Poker Out Loud format but the pro/am version is punishing. Price’s commentary is torturous. I’m on day3 and 15mins in.
sublimepoker18 how do I become a member?
Really great content.
Its just a Robin. 😂😂☠☠
This is really interesting to watch. Clearly not everyone is on the same page. It'll be fun to see if adjustments are made.
Love the concept and the analysis from the pros. Chin was right to want to cut out the 87o v 95o hand. That one was painful to listen to.
Thanks for the content and props to the students' gutsiness for sharing. Will this be released weekly?
Every other week. In between will be a second show called, On Second Thought, where we review the students thoughts through a hand and examine them closer
Conrad in da box!
This is DOPE.
Do they play the full sessions as tournaments or cash? Can they rebuy if busted?
I like the format and I kinda like S4W’s product, but they gotta cut it out with the meaningless words... Such as “*robust* limping rage...”.
Just say, “I’m going to fold my hand,” not “our strategy is too choose to over fold this perticular holding.”
Matt R They are products of their coaching. It’s interesting to see if the jargon and action tally.
guy makes a whole speech just to basically say I'm gonna call and see the flop
It gets a little wordy, and of course it would be more interesting if we could see highlighted hands instead of a
sample of time at the table. That being said, oversimplifying the thought process kind of defeats the point.
Nice mate
You should call it Polker Out Loud! But in all seriousness, you should do a PLO out loud. Would be cool to see
I approve of your team name Christian Soto!
The dealer placing the cards over the text instead of the part between annoys me
9:38 "Because I unblock his folding region here, I could use this as an overbluff cbet" What? We are unblocking diamonds which is calling, not folding. Also we are not unblocking, but blocking Ax and Jx which is folding. If he bets here its not a cbet, but a lead since he is the preflop caller.
22:52 "I will typically take a stab at this if I had higher parts of my range" I would bet the lower parts of my range and check the higher parts of my range.
I like the poker out loud format. But this episode 1 is not making me want to watch more. 3 bet utg open, K high flop and no C bet? The flop ahould favour his range. Pocket 7 fold to one bet on that one over card board? The player in position would be incentivise to take a stab with any cards after 2 check.
Maybe the instructors should comment on their play to make this more educational.
There is a separate show, On Second Thought, that will premier next Friday which reviews the decisions made in this show.
Solve For Why fantastic looking for to it
Great! Looking forward to it. This certainly has the Gus Hansen all hands revealed feel, only better. Keep up the great work
Who choosed cunninlynguists. I´m gonna put my money on Berkey. DOPE
It's a shame that there were so many SB vs BB hands, but overall great content. Thanks SFY!
Matt Cleary SB v BB may not be the most entertaining but certainly where much can be learned. Getting the better of air v air spots is critical.
How do you become a student tho
Awesome content, clearly different table dynamic as opposed to the coaches table, analysis loaded with assumed player perception resulting in conservative very low bluff frequency play. Fausto 9/10 was gutsy but well read. When can we expect it on the S4YTV site?
This season will be on UA-cam exclusively. Season 4 of cash just launched on S4Y TV
interesting last hand there
In b4 Berkey spews bc its pocket change
Is there a rake in this game? It's dope regardless, but I think it would be of slightly more educational value if there was a rake, so it plays more like a real life cash game.
No rake. But with how loosely live environments play, rake is only really impactful when high and the game is capped at 100bb (that's assuming you aren't playing under ground games). Also most 5/10+ is a time game.
In the game of life, Marle is the rake
Solfe for Why you limp in the small blind? Divide by zero
I like to watch these sessions with the volume on silent 🤘
Poker students try their best under the lights, trying and even exposing their failures in replicating complex methodologies, but the chat pros will not have it!
'Students' lol donkeys
🤯
Wish there was opportunities for students who don’t have a lot of money
We'll be launching free training very soon, stay tuned!
It’s called S4Y Out Loud....best thought process on UA-cam bar none! (We just can hope for more)
Where can I watch Minkins episode ?
Tv.solveforwhy.io
Solve For Why ty
The last hand was strange to say the least...
i was expecting some freestyle comptetion
Nobody thinks like that. I'm a life time poker winner and this is just ridiculous. Love the channel, big fan of Berkey but seriously, mid stakes don't think like this.
These guys literally all play mid stakes
I was painting and waiting for it to dry when I decided to watch this, shortly realized I’d get more action watching the paint.
what kind of headphones does price have?
Tyler Page they are called Parrot Zik’s. Great headphones :)
@@MrChrispyz Thanks! Really like the way they look and they look comfy. Cheers
Does the backer get a piece from your school or is that all your money?
awful play but the 87o hand tops it all
This is just 6 people with headphones on talking gibberish to themselves isn’t it? Poker will never die if these thought processes stick about for the foreseeable future.
Haha yeah seriously. No limit is very simple stick to basics no need to over analyze everything
I'd recommend giving this a try yourself. Play online and record your session while talking through your decisions aloud. I think you'll find that in the short amount of time you have along with the general pressure of the game, you may not sound as thoughtful as you'd like.
@@jambasket211 then I wouldn't broadcast it so other people can see it and try to represent it as thoughtful insight.
@@uhhmike You're right, poker IS the easiest game on earth!
@@jambasket211 I didn't say easiest game on earth. No limit is extremely simple compared to PLO which is 10x tougher to beat imho.
lip readers win
blah, blah, blah I'm gonna check, Berkey needs to teach this guys how to bluff
There is a lot of really dumb logic masked by technical poker terms being spewed here.
Care to come on some time and educate the lot of us?
Solve For Why how does one get in on this?
@@austinwinter4575 basically talk shit in the comments section then email us 😋
@@SolveForWhy dope!!can I get in on a game😅it's been a while since I've played a bunch of clowns
Solve For Why lol. there is no way you believe that all of the logic is sound here.
Idea is great but poker was really poor/weak overall
dum dum dummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
You guys use no math or business strategy what so ever
Care to elaborate...?
@@SolveForWhy I see a lot of aggressiveness and continuations with no clear logic behind it. I just feel like there is no accuracy/strategy with the motives.
I'm going to continue to play my agressive strategy just for the sake of being aggressive is wrecklace. The difference between pros and addicts is self control.
@@MatthewMarvin **reckless
If you're finding the logic of each of these players decisions to take aggressive action flawed or faulty that's a very reasonable stance to take as an observer. However, without offering what you believe to be more sound logic, then it appears that you are simply criticizing for the sake of being heard. Finally, these guys all play and win at 2/5 so if you feel they are terrible at explaining themselves, imagine what the losers in the game sound like.
As I've stated to other detractors, we'd l love to have you sit and put your more sound strategy on display for the public to scrutinize.
@@SolveForWhy I would love to be in the show or sit and play live stream with you guys. I believe I may be able to bring a different analytical approach to your project. I'll bring a roll. Ig/thepokergypsy
Watching this after watching the any 2 card action from earlier videos is hilarious.
At the end of the day, and despite a lot of ruminating/ range thinking, everyone is just playing their own hands here.
8-high with a gutshot, bets small flop, call, misses, and checks down turn and river to lose to 9-high. Looks like every one-two NL cash game between rec players that I've ever seen.
Would you care to join next season? We would love to put deeper thinking on display!!
@@SolveForWhy Sure.
@@kylelooper2156 Kyle Looper Great. It'll be $5/$10 nl $3k min no cap. Next filming dates will likely be in April. Shoot us an email at applications@solveforwhyacademy.com
If you’re a 2/5 or even 5/10 grinder, this series might be what you need to take your game to the next level. But if you’re just trying to crush the small stakes, this is borderline useless.
4-betting with garbage hands, using 4-D chess logic to justify making absurd bet sizes for reasons that have nothing to do with value or fold equity, and general fancy play syndrome make this a bad example of how to improve your game if you’re just trying to master the lower live stakes, where the only thing people are thinking about are their own hands.
So hold on... you're saying that at 2/5 and beyond all this "4-D chess logic" absurd sizing and fancy play syndrome is profitable, but at lower stakes (against presumably lesser skilled players) it's a recipe for disaster? In other words, to win at small stakes we need to play less strategically?
@@SolveForWhy I think what he was getting at is the 4-D chess concept works better in 2/5, 5/10 high stakes is because players have a better grasp of the game's more advanced strategies, where the play style shown in this video would better impact opponents
who are critical thinkers, and in turn psych themselves out of hands they believe their opponents would generally have if containing certain hands or draws during certain plays.
However in lower stakes, especially in 1/2, people there are on average more loose and play wider ranges, so basically playing TAG in those stakes would be a preferred choice to some.
Poker is dead
Great content!!!