Seriously now? The only thing I can say is THANK YOU for sharing this. It's a real xmas gift to the community, especially when 2 masterminds have so so so constructive arguments.
The topic discussed in the first few minutes is very important. If you FT a tournament, you have effectively done well. Being/feeling resentful or negative after doing well confuses the subconscious. As Ben said; you need to Zen-master that other voice in your head, the more reasonable, agreable one, and feel blessed to be alive doing something that stimulates you. Then carry that positive mindset into some more learning/study. Trust me. I have been the monkey-tilter, the resentful negative one, and Oh, what a joy it is to move past the point of caring what the results are. It is liberation. GLA
just wanted to say, thanks Lex. This insight is beyond helpful, and as ill be able to play online again after moving from australia to the netherlands next month, it makes me excited to grind the lower stakes again. Thanks dude , appreciate all your hard work!
Lex I've been watching this video for about a year now here and there and I just now realize why you made that amazing thumbnail lol.. he is the master yes.. 5 star General
1:17:02 ben is talking about a raise here, but when you do and you get called. do you keep betting on a turn like that? when do you check it and what can you continue betting on?
It's interesting because it validates some play that is typically considered old school/bad--like limping T8s, J9s, 76s type hands and raising 4x or 5x pre in certain spots depending on the composition of the table and strength of your hand.
Lex, why aren’t you using a hud? I have a hard time finding a reasoning for that as we all try to maximise our edge in every detail and not using a hud while most of the regs are, it makes you miss out for sure
For me Hud is misleading different people play at different stack sizes or different in Bounty Builders Progressive KOs all is enough for me is paying attention on showdown when i play 8 plus tournaments it could be useful to have more time on low stakes tournaments so i can review hand history live at the table and see what my oponent played here and today not month ago
@@RUNRANRUNIT This is what I am telling you... HE (not everyone) knows the stats from from the labels as he knows what kind of ranges they use according how he groups them.
@@spiroskakkos3455 Spiros, no he does not, labels can only provide a basic idea of what can be expected( e.i reg/rec, nit/overaggro and so on) and you can for sure note some specific plays and spots but it does not provide even close amount of information as hud does. Thus, my question why not to use one.
I noticed very interesting thing (probably easy to catch for pros here). Good +ev players usually think the way like in "22:00" so they focus on what they block etc. instead of 'sht my opponent can have set of 5 here, or overpair' and so on, what is a common mistake of recreational players to live in fear. Thanks for helping me to clear this out a bit I will pay more attention to this kind thinking about hands.
Why doesn't Lex play with a Hud? And is it not -EV for him? Does he only play 2-3 table at a time? I imagine just a basic VPIP/PFR/3B would enhance his results tremendously
Seriously now? The only thing I can say is THANK YOU for sharing this. It's a real xmas gift to the community, especially when 2 masterminds have so so so constructive arguments.
this format is so insanely valuable
This is so insanely valuable, literally $100s of dollars of information cramped up into a 1.5 hour video, THANKS!
-Ben "i think thats fine"
-Lex "of course ima Terminator"
:D
Are you still going to share part 2 of this review ... ?
I really dont think so
Lzzz@@maddogmic521 adds ss
The topic discussed in the first few minutes is very important. If you FT a tournament, you have effectively done well. Being/feeling resentful or negative after doing well confuses the subconscious.
As Ben said; you need to Zen-master that other voice in your head, the more reasonable, agreable one, and feel blessed to be alive doing something that stimulates you. Then carry that positive mindset into some more learning/study.
Trust me. I have been the monkey-tilter, the resentful negative one, and Oh, what a joy it is to move past the point of caring what the results are. It is liberation.
GLA
just wanted to say, thanks Lex. This insight is beyond helpful, and as ill be able to play online again after moving from australia to the netherlands next month, it makes me excited to grind the lower stakes again. Thanks dude , appreciate all your hard work!
Thank you for this Lex and Ben. I really appreciate the content and dialogue; honest, modest and humble.
After watching I can only repeat comments with thanks. This analysis hand is the best Christmas gift for the poker community. A lot of health Lex
36:58 ...
lex -"ooooooo"
Ben - "oooooo" lolololololol
Great vid btw, these reviews are the best
Lex I've been watching this video for about a year now here and there and I just now realize why you made that amazing thumbnail lol.. he is the master yes.. 5 star General
@Lex Veldhuis. is part 2 in the pipeline or is it never going to be? gl
Oh Yessss! Love this! Just bought the RYE Apperentice class and its already helping me quite a bit.
if you buy RYE Apprentice class do you just pay the remaining $500 to upgrade to masterclass?
@@davidtom6503 Yeah I think so. You can upgrade at any time. After this I'm thinking of doing the same.
thanks mate, goodl luck on the tables =)
@@JB-fu7yr yeah; I wish YOU would stop, fake ass bitch.
@@JB-fu7yr Just so you know, it wasn't a fake comment by me. I actually got the course and it is good. Have you tried it?
1:17:02 ben is talking about a raise here, but when you do and you get called. do you keep betting on a turn like that? when do you check it and what can you continue betting on?
Hello guys, do you will share the next part ?
It's interesting because it validates some play that is typically considered old school/bad--like limping T8s, J9s, 76s type hands and raising 4x or 5x pre in certain spots depending on the composition of the table and strength of your hand.
Has part 2 come out at all?
When Is masterclass tournament going on sale?
Shouldn’t be jam first then Rejam? A few spots were just raise and Lex jaming ( not rejaming) or am I wrong ?
that`s pure gold there!!! thank you Lex and Ben
Cheers guys brilliant content as usual I’m going to shake your hand at the pca Lex
Very nice, thanks for sharing Lex.
Hope all is good Lexi buddy. I had similar issues. In my case it turned out to be stress/anxiety related. All the best and much love.
Lex, why aren’t you using a hud? I have a hard time finding a reasoning for that as we all try to maximise our edge in every detail and not using a hud while most of the regs are, it makes you miss out for sure
He labels everyone!!! So he knows the stats of each player from the labels ;)
Spiros K yeah I’m aware but that is two totally separate things. Also, labels do not provide stats.
For me Hud is misleading different people play at different stack sizes or different in Bounty Builders Progressive KOs all is enough for me is paying attention on showdown when i play 8 plus tournaments it could be useful to have more time on low stakes tournaments so i can review hand history live at the table and see what my oponent played here and today not month ago
@@RUNRANRUNIT This is what I am telling you... HE (not everyone) knows the stats from from the labels as he knows what kind of ranges they use according how he groups them.
@@spiroskakkos3455 Spiros, no he does not, labels can only provide a basic idea of what can be expected( e.i reg/rec, nit/overaggro and so on) and you can for sure note some specific plays and spots but it does not provide even close amount of information as hud does. Thus, my question why not to use one.
thank you for the content, great benefit to aspiring players.
Best Player and Best Teacher!!!
I noticed very interesting thing (probably easy to catch for pros here). Good +ev players usually think the way like in "22:00" so they focus on what they block etc. instead of 'sht my opponent can have set of 5 here, or overpair' and so on, what is a common mistake of recreational players to live in fear. Thanks for helping me to clear this out a bit I will pay more attention to this kind thinking about hands.
"When your body goes AFK" Hahaha
hahaha! hoe ik deze comment lees zegt lex het! geniaal hahaha
First comment in a year or so. Thank you Lex!
Thank you Lex!!
Why doesn't Lex play with a Hud? And is it not -EV for him? Does he only play 2-3 table at a time? I imagine just a basic VPIP/PFR/3B would enhance his results tremendously
Why does Ben always sound like he is talking from inside a vault?
cause he's a vault of poker secrets ahahahah
Love the canvas of you shoving a foot in Elkys mouth. And great content besides that!
innit, elky is such a prat
thank you
Lex "the gray wolf" Veldhuis
I feel bad for elky
Good video
Top notch!
Gallo gente come state
Like and see later 👌🏽
I love this. But please delete it!
Why lol?
Lmfao @1:06:30
First
Snatching a paper sheet)))
Second