How to be PATIENT at the Poker Table | Learn with Lex
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- Опубліковано 3 січ 2023
- We got some crazy action this week on Bounty Builder tournaments. Check out some of the best moments that taught me some patience. Subscribe to my channel for more videos: / lexveldhuistv
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Learn with Lex is the perfect fit for beginners in poker. Are you curious about the game and want to learn more about how to play it? In Learn with Lex, we will dive into the basics of poker and how to understand it! Watch and learn to become better in the game!
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I’m Lex Veldhuis, a poker professional and an official ambassador of PokerStars. I have been in the poker industry for 17 years and counting! When I was only 5 years old I got in touch with computer games and got very competitive with beating the games. In 2004 I began with my first online poker games and the rest is history. In 2016 I started streaming every single game live on Twitch.
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Can u do a late stage mtt tutorial pls
Dont u think would be a good fold with the AKo against 4 players?? I'm know AK is premium but isnt to much variance??
I think last hand its time to use all the time bank to avoid being a bubble
Amazing content! I have trouble deciding when to 3 bet small suited AX hands. Any tips?
i really like the way you teach concepts, you explain things very tersely so both beginners and experts can pick up bits and pieces of insight for their game
Lex trying to explain why not to play A5o from the button against limpers while the board is getting better and better for his actual hand is just hilarious.
it's like he edited the speaking part in post just for the humorous effect
That does not make it a bad fold. You get results from being consistent. Not calling trash and needing luck.
Yeah its awkward but still I agree with his assessment.
@@rosshoskins5139 no one said it was?
yes it was very funny. He did a light smile when flopped 2 pair also 😂
Hey lex, in more than ten years of youtube i've never commented a video, but this is just amazing!
Great content and what an amazing series, please don't stop this! :D
Much love from Portugal !
I can't help myself...I can listen to you all day long because you put real enthusiastic voice to your tutorial...I once subscribed to a website where Dani Stern (remember him) was tutoring...well, I nearly fell out of my chair falling asleep... such a monotone, non enthusiastic delivery...god bless you Lex
Best episode of the series so far. As spanish speaker where there's nothing content of mtt SA/ES players. Im so glad u are doing this micro series
Love this series! Started playing again and I am eager to learn more. Not sure where to start and progress further and where to find te right information. Thank you for the great content!
Appreciate all this new UA-cam content Lex 🙏
These teaching segments are the best. Please keep it up.
I'm super happy that not only can I watch you win (and get jebaited) but can learn low stakes from you. Keep up the good work, Lex!
17:10 rip AK 💀
Apart from being an incredible & hard working (12 hr stream...I was tired) poker PLAYER you have an ability to teach ...well done...
thank you for making these videos! great job!
Hey man, been watching the streams (all 4 so far) and watching the segments of Learn w Lex during the short breaks, but this was my first watch of a whole video. Some of it basic to me (at my level), much of it a deeper dive into analysis of other's holdings, betting strategy which is already helpful. This was great stuff man. GL at the tables, mate.
Thanks bro :)
Awesome advice for someone like me who plays small stake bounty builders! Thank you so much!
This is amazing, thank you for this and please keep it up lex!
Thank you !
Thanx Lex for some new valuable knowledge about bounty builders . U realize me some things to keep in mind about this kind of tournament, good job . Keep coming these golden videos . Im at the moment on break from online poker. But i love this game so much that watching your game plus learning is very enjoyable for me .
gl!
Great delivery videos loving it for micros
This is great. Hope this format will continue.
It will gtd. Getting so much good feedback on this
Good stuff Lex, these vids are so good👍🏻
Nice content mate! Thanks
Really enjoying the series so far. Have tried a few training sites but have to say I much prefer your style and delivery to many others I have seen. Just sat and watched the first four videos again back to back and feel I got some great notes and information that will help my game. Look forward to seeing what is next. I would really appreciate a video on playing small to middle pocket pair from various positions and how you play them post-flop, especially on boards with one over eg. 77 on a 3-5-10 board.
Much appreciated! Thanks for the suggestion 👊
Great video once again!
Loving these vids Lex 👊
Love the video Lex❤️
thank you lex for putting lessons for small stakes poker !!!! means alot 👋👋👋👋
My pleasure!!
My fav seriers on yt
Please continou this awsome serires Bro !
I love this series even though I paused to play online poker for a year.
Lex if you reading this, please try out to Vlog your day or live tournament, I think it would also be very interesting.
Thanks for the great content! :)
Going to Vlog PCA in a few weeks
@@LexVeldhuisTV Heard it in your stream yesterday, you are a Boss 🔥
ty lex
Love these videos. Keep em coming, Lex ❤️. Did you know you can now change the ring colour? 🤓
23:28 What a call Lex. Really great way of thinking.
Please keep it up.
sehr sehr gut mehr davon
I love you lex
Leuk dit!
I like 👍 your video..Great learning 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
52o - Good job keeping it together there.
hey lex, are we shuving KK on the tripple draw board in non bounties as well for 2x pot? best regards
great content Lex! interested to know when you would bluff a missed flush draw? what scenario/ indicators should you look for?
Just don't do it with high card flush draws. You need your opponent to be able to fold those cards
I've started to get back to playing, I found myself up more then 400 within about an hour and a half at the 1/2 table. Then I get ancy and drop half of it back..im thinking Maybe moving up a table to keep myself fresh and my cards unseen depending on how many times I've had to show while acquiring my stack
5:34 😂😂 yeah, little different in micro stackes.
Funny when you watch somebody open shove 30bb from utg, and say "thats not a thing". I am always saying that. In these low stakes everybody is doing stuff thats "not a thing" and its interesting to watch you navigate.
Hi Lex, thx for your explaining, IT helps enourmous!! But what if you Do this calls like you explained with for example a7 and still loose?? I mean I choose right decisions go All in or call with best Hand, but amazing I still bubble even with aa VS 26....pure horror, wishes you best and thx for uploading some Micro or normal stuff 2✌️✌️👍
Hey Lex, great video! The last read was spot on and I agree on your comment on this call, but don't you think that just because you're so close to the money you could avoid going all in with a such a medium hand? I get it, 1 dollar might mean nothing, but overall (say it was 100 dollars for the bubble) wouldnt it be better to wait for a better spot even though bubble might not be as important on bounty tournaments?
Lekker bezig maat
Gg boss ❤
Love the format but would appreciate low/mid stakes vs micro stakes
Can you do some more about 3betting and how much to do
Those spots will come up a lot
Hi Lex, I have been loving the series. I got a couple of questions:
1) How do you adjust your 3B range given that you have no idea if ppl are opening too loose/tightly
2) Should you ever 4B bluff, I feel like ppl tend to call every playable hand and just 3B their hands they wanna get it in with
3) When I 3B shove as a bluff or with value (stack around 20bb) I get the feeling that I never get any folds, should I just tighten up or is my perception too results oriented?
4) When and in which positions can you start open shoving? (With what stack sizes in which positions?) An example from a couple of days ago, I have 17bb with QJs in HJ (no prior action)
I’m no pro like lex but I am profitable at micro stakes and these all highly depend on how deep you are in the tourney and your table.
1. People generally open too loose, call 3b too loose and 4b nuts so I 3b AQ/JJ+ and call suited broadways/88+. There are loads of variables like a bounty stack at 10bbs on the line/ an open and 3 calls where a 3b is much better/ close to the bubble and cover a stack etc where this will vary but I avoid 3b AJ/KT/77 unless I’m short.
2. Early on, never 4b bluff. Later in the money, I occasionally do so in very specific scenarios eg. button vs sb against a player who doesn’t seem to be too erratic.
3. Again, depends on your opponents looseness/bounty size/stack size vs theirs but under 20bb vs HJ or later opens I start to shove aces with ten+ kicker and 77+ pairs because you will generally get called very light. I tend to all most suited broadways in order to exploit my postflop advantage and because 3b squeezes are usually rare.
4. That example is certainly a min raise, under 15bb I start open shoving. You can shove closer to 20bb opening on the button/sb though.
This is all exploitable play and deviates from GTO but I have been successful at micro stakes making these adjustments.
First
Lex u so 👍
Hello Lex,
thank you very much for the training.
My first impression of you (at high stakes poker) was that you were conceited.
After watching many videos, I celebrate you.
Great guy
Greetings
Hes confident. And has multiple strategys that he can interchange with a rapid fire intensity. And plays this game with a fiery heart. And hes the Peoples champion and literally has his own Army. Hes our guy, and now hes your guy, so now your our guy 🤜🏻🤛🏻 see you in the live chat and welcome aboard
I mean I get how the whole thought process around ranges works. But that only works if your opponent thinks the same right? How does that apply to random bozos like me that are just playing by feeling and aren't thinking about their range? For Example if I want to decide wether to call an All in on the river and I try to rule out hands of my opponent, that only works if he plays his hand at least nearly as he is supposed to! Right?
crushlivepoker basically teaches u how to stack random bozos, and they also use ranges but categorize ranges for those bozos in a much more different manner. and just the way u play hands against them is way idfferent than against a pro who knows ranges like its the back of their hand.
The goal of that thought process is NOT to guess what your opponent has, but to play as near to Game Theory Optimal (GTO) as possible. If you play GTO, you are guaranteed to not lose in the long run (other than the rake), no matter what the opponent does. If you play GTO and your opponent doesn't, you will win in the long run. So if you correctly identify a GTO range and your opponent plays a hand outside it, you may lose that particular hand but in the long run you will benefit from it.
You only want to deviate from GTO ranges if you KNOW for sure that some particular hand is a part of your opponents range. Like at the last hand of the video, where Lex knew his opponent would make that kind of shove with marginal hands and that in fact his QTs was ahead of that opponents range. If he knew nothing of said opponent, he probably would have folded based on GTO ranges.
You can also adjust your ranges based on some tendencies of players at certain level. For instance, you can be quite sure that people are never 4-bet bluffing on micro stakes, so you can tighten your 4-bet calling range a little. But doing a lot of that kind of adjustments requires a lot of extra studying or great knowledge of said population, and you have to remember to readjust your ranges again once you move up levels. In general, it's a much safer bet to aim for GTO ranges on all levels of play, unless you know exactly what you are doing.
You need to know ranges before you can adjust from them
Some players are so brain dead that i wonder how can they breath and walk at the same time
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But you forget something: the engine of this site is rigged to favor the worst hand. Been there so many times and I knew that my dog shit hand will win when I saw my opponent's suited AK every time!
Bounties are not my favourite.
That's ok, but you better learn them
even though you give us valuable lessons. it kind of feel like a missmatch to hear what you teach, in combination with a 1.1 $ tournament. If a large % of your opponents don´t give a shit about starting hands, betting sizes and so on, then it´s hard to apply anything of value imo.
To figure out your opponents tendencies is really fucking difficult at this level just for these particular reasons. 😂
Not really cause Im crushing them so it shows it works
Why do you move mouse so much very distracting
relax
Booring