10 Reasons you Don't Win at Poker

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  • Опубліковано 29 жов 2024

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  • @Michaelperry1985
    @Michaelperry1985 2 роки тому +2

    Great insights Pete! No one teaches/speaks about poker better than Pete. The way Pete delivers knowledge thru theorems and analogies, Carrot Poker School is a steal at this price, in my opinion

  • @clausjuergenwalde7251
    @clausjuergenwalde7251 Рік тому

    I really appreciated the point about introspection, towards expectations vs reality. Introspection is underrated.

    • @clausjuergenwalde7251
      @clausjuergenwalde7251 Рік тому

      I posted that while watching. As I watched more, I have to say, addressing the emotional aspects further is invaluable. Awesome video!

  • @aquababy2012
    @aquababy2012 2 роки тому +2

    Daniel Kahneman is the author of Thinking Fast and Slow. Hyperfocus is an issue for me as well as struggling with learning probability and game theories. Have a pre thatference for shorthanded play and am beginning my study of technical play and range analysis. I've been working on mental game issues over the past years so it's great to hear you talk about fatigue and the impulsivity that results. The brain really can't perform optimally on demand like we assume it can. I'm practicing the mornings and don't play at night. I'm a microstakes player but my understanding of the game consistently improves.

  • @Grobarinho7
    @Grobarinho7 2 роки тому +13

    Impressive that you managed to pick ten from the millions of reasons I'm losing. 🙃

    • @chex1007
      @chex1007 2 роки тому

      Ako si iz Srbije na kom sajtu igras? :)

  • @whereismymind1
    @whereismymind1 2 роки тому +2

    i used to watch everyones stuff online. and pay for courses. for a long time now, i got a feeling, i finally arrived at the right spot.

  • @mackerhacker76
    @mackerhacker76 2 роки тому +1

    Excellent video and very timely for me personally Pete - struggling with my game at the moment and some of the points really resonated 👍

  • @jeffshackleford3152
    @jeffshackleford3152 9 місяців тому

    I would say playing the low stakes games even if you can crush a higher stake is a good idea to familiarize yourself with how the program works.
    I remember when i first started playing, i would constantly get folded out because i forgot to activate my time bank, or i would misclick, or have trouble inputting what i wanted to bet.

  • @MarkorikYe
    @MarkorikYe 2 роки тому +1

    Interesting stuff u said about us playing worse at afternoon......like on weekdays mornings 8 am-12 am theres a stat in HM3 im crushing the 100 and 200 pool but after 1 pm i start to hard lose i guess i start to play worse and i dont feel like playing anymore thats why i only play on mornings after i wake up when my mind is still fresh

  • @stebrabakone
    @stebrabakone Рік тому +1

    I'm a 2/5 NL live pro , making 12-13 BB/hour, do you think your material would be beneficial to a winning live player like me?

    • @CarrotCornerPoker
      @CarrotCornerPoker  Рік тому +2

      Absolutely, but then I’m slightly biased. Check out more of my free content and get a feel for yourself :-)

  • @ChinGuan31
    @ChinGuan31 2 роки тому +2

    1,5,6,7, 10. playing too low more for ego and training and not willing to risk much. altho in live game i play much bigger stake. why i haven't join carrot school the pricing is a bit slightly big for me. i just need a push if price is slightly cheaper i will join

    • @mikekjeldgaard3075
      @mikekjeldgaard3075 2 роки тому

      Just the discord group is worth what he charges for one course and you get what you pay for.

  • @mzockt
    @mzockt 2 роки тому

    Hi Pete,
    I really happily and hungry read your grinders manual. But in the chapter calling an open I found an evtl. mistake.
    Your examples shows an UTG RFI Range of 14%. When I select the hands in Flopzilla it shows that the range is 12,4%. When villain folds 60% from 12,4% he has 7,44% of all combos left. With AhKd I have 55,2% equity instead of the mentioned 47% and with QhQc 63,4% instead of the mentioned 50% against that range. Or should the chapter only highlight the gap concept with "over the thumb" numbers? Don't read this message mean or as I know it better. If only questioned it. I would appreciate a response!

  • @huggins_will
    @huggins_will 2 роки тому +1

    #1 (Playing too low), #6 (Expecting to Win), #7 (Bad Planning), and #9 (Wrong Brain Mode) all resonated. I definitely need to develop a warm-up and cool-down process.

  • @Kosgs1
    @Kosgs1 2 роки тому

    Daniel Kahneman. Great video mate

  • @nateallen572
    @nateallen572 2 роки тому +1

    Loved the video! Just in the first example (3:06) you would be winning 95bb out of your opponents 100bb stack not 90bb as you said. 10 bb is the Total rake out of the 200bb pot which is equally shared by you and Villain.

  • @conephompany
    @conephompany 2 роки тому

    #1 for me. do you recommend starting your bankroll from income other than poker? To play 1/3 or 2/5 nowadays i feel you need 5-7k to get started

    • @KIWI-un8fs
      @KIWI-un8fs 2 роки тому

      just 5k to play +100nl

    • @conephompany
      @conephompany 2 роки тому

      @@KIWI-un8fs i agree. For live i think we can go lower bc player pool is much worse, but then again that increases variance so I really don't know.

    • @ChinGuan31
      @ChinGuan31 2 роки тому +1

      my two cent comment, yes live game is softer in general , but cost of live game can be higher, example rake , transport fee, lodging fee, food cost if u play in some hotel casino, tips ,and if you play regular with the same group of home game ,your opponent will improve fast playing with u and u win some money in early stage somehow they will slowly catch up to u, they might no be as good as u but they will close the gap while u have nothing much to learn from them for poker if you are the better player in that pool. if u are not the better player in that pool ,u are unlikely to win money also

  • @Aquila26420
    @Aquila26420 2 роки тому

    The drop in energy at 13-14:00 is due to coffee consumption in the first 90 minutes of the day. Andrew Huberman talks about this quite a lot. He recommends to wait for 90-120 minutes after gettting up before drinking your first coffee. Obviously eating a big meal would probably make anyone sluggish, but maybe try it out. I am too much of a coffee addict myself to wait for 90 minutes ;) so I just have to deal with being tired at this time of the day...

  • @skillzilla111
    @skillzilla111 2 роки тому +2

    10 Excuses for why my advice doesnt work

    • @elpistolero82
      @elpistolero82 2 роки тому +1

      Pete's advice works a lot better than most of the advice being dished out on training sites.

    • @LowTide941
      @LowTide941 10 місяців тому

      He literally wrote the book on 6max that most pros used to build a bankroll. wtf is this clown talking about

    • @jeffshackleford3152
      @jeffshackleford3152 9 місяців тому

      ​@@purposefulpowermeh, some people don't learn well from Pete's style.
      It isn't really that person's fault, for example I can remember some people saying X teacher is really bad and I ended up liking them and the other way around.
      So I don't think attacking the person's abilities is a good strategy.
      Maybe I would say something along the lines of " his coaching / videos / school worked for me, here are my results "