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  • Опубліковано 22 лис 2024

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  • @陸海量
    @陸海量 Рік тому +6

    great content, really clear explanation,very insightful strategy

  • @MasterYodaaa
    @MasterYodaaa Рік тому +3

    I loved this style of video!

    • @playitsmartpoker
      @playitsmartpoker  Рік тому

      Awesome man I'm glad you enjoyed it! Check out the real thing if you're interested in learning more and increasing your win rate 🙂💪

  • @renoxdxd
    @renoxdxd Рік тому +3

    Hi, thanks for the video! Could you next time also share the hands where you lost the money in medium up to larger pots?

    • @playitsmartpoker
      @playitsmartpoker  Рік тому +2

      Hi, You're welcome! I show plenty of lost pots in the actual classes. If I think a spot is an excellent situation to over bluff and I get called, it still goes into the class and we talk about the data points. This session things just went really well, thanks for the comment 🙂

  • @calimentcosmin4641
    @calimentcosmin4641 Рік тому

    best videos out there , love it. great jobs and thank you

  • @deathbymonkeys
    @deathbymonkeys 11 місяців тому

    pretty cool idea with the interactive format

  • @jeffshackleford3152
    @jeffshackleford3152 4 місяці тому

    Regarding JJ hand flop xr, I was thinking along the lines of 3b min raise personally.
    I think it was JJ, you had top set, fish raised flop on you

  • @ostrich3252
    @ostrich3252 Рік тому +2

    Very educational🔥🔥

  • @Felix2010w
    @Felix2010w 11 місяців тому

    love this format

  • @renoxdxd
    @renoxdxd Рік тому +1

    Regarding A9o 48:35, don't you think that opponent may also have 22-66? Some recreation players donkbet them as they are afraid of x/x flop. If we add these hands into villain range, betting the river make sense?

    • @playitsmartpoker
      @playitsmartpoker  Рік тому

      If you put those hands in his range then definitely you want to bet river King. I would say his range is more polarized otf since its queen high board. If it was 764r board then he may lead with more 33 type hands.

  • @eduardosebem349
    @eduardosebem349 Рік тому

    And how about pokersites, do you think GG field is tough than Pokerstars? Whic is softer to earning, zoom/Rush or regular table? Ty!

    • @playitsmartpoker
      @playitsmartpoker  Рік тому +1

      I think GG on average is softer than stars but rake is higher. I think in reality they are both completely viable options to build a bankroll on and it would mainly depend on which site you prefer.

  • @apollon1ghts
    @apollon1ghts Рік тому

    Nice video! Love it!

    • @playitsmartpoker
      @playitsmartpoker  Рік тому +1

      You should try the real classes, they are much more detailed and in depth than this 🙂

  • @harley-zh3jk
    @harley-zh3jk Рік тому

    Was this session played using a hud ? And do you use one in general ? Thanks for the content

    • @playitsmartpoker
      @playitsmartpoker  Рік тому

      I dont use a hud these days. They are plus ev though for sure

  • @eduardosebem349
    @eduardosebem349 Рік тому

    Hello! Thanks for sharing your knowledge I really enjoy your contents and I'm also saving money to do your coaching session (I hope soon). May you wisely tell about timing tells? Like The 55 spot, The tendency is that having value hands take it more time? And how about preflop 3bets is there something proofing about the time vs value hands? Thank you so much! Keep doing!

    • @playitsmartpoker
      @playitsmartpoker  Рік тому +1

      hello! thank you ! So in the 55 hand look at how fast he checks the flop. On that board he has many hands that have a lot of reason to bet so even if he decides to check them he would at least have to think about it. Because of this fact, he will have less flush draws, less backdoor flush hands, less 1 diamond hands like kqo ajo which gives us more information about his range. Pre flop timing tells are less reliable because you never know how tables someone is playing etc.

  • @Heviserdarlove
    @Heviserdarlove Рік тому +1

    🔥🔥🔥

  • @tassv5909
    @tassv5909 Рік тому

    i love your play. just a tip to be more succinct. you do take long to explain certain thoughts.

  • @danielhenry6777
    @danielhenry6777 9 місяців тому

    wish i could be as smart as you

    • @playitsmartpoker
      @playitsmartpoker  9 місяців тому

      Poker takes time and practice my friend

    • @danielhenry6777
      @danielhenry6777 9 місяців тому

      yea, i feel like have got a lot better over the last 2 years of playing for fun but I feel you play so much differently from a lot of the other content providers on youtube@@playitsmartpoker

  • @Alex-rs3ld
    @Alex-rs3ld Рік тому

    I like how you think and don’t doubt you are crushing these games.
    But you seem a bit results oriented like in the KQ hand claiming they have 100% bluffs and would never XC flop with a set or block/jam river which is easy to say once you’ve seen the showdown but not true

    • @playitsmartpoker
      @playitsmartpoker  Рік тому +1

      Hey man thanks for the comment. I think I did a good job breaking down his range street by street in the video and explaining why he never has value when you take into consideration pre flop, flop, turn and river play ( maybe I should have said 98% of the time instead of 100). I made all of my decisions and data point analysis before I saw the showdown ( hence why I called in game). 🙂

  • @CancelIFR
    @CancelIFR Рік тому +1

    Sound effects and what not are way too loud compared to your voice.

  • @collaxd
    @collaxd Рік тому

    AJhh block bet or check river

    • @playitsmartpoker
      @playitsmartpoker  Рік тому +2

      Bet and bet larger my friend, fish have too many worse ax in this line then a standard range. Punish them with thinner value bets

  • @maxwong3480
    @maxwong3480 Рік тому

    learn poker

  • @changanhe8192
    @changanhe8192 Рік тому

    this is awesome! is there coach for profit available?I am now on gg nl25z about 6bb/100 prerake in 200000 hands but im on 34buyin downswing now.

    • @playitsmartpoker
      @playitsmartpoker  Рік тому

      thank you! Currently, I don't do coaching for profit and am mainly coaching through my classes while working with a small select group of students 1 on 1