Most of all the first hand! Where you discuss the AA... to let him lead and then get most value at river! Can you provide me with a link to where to find the sheets you are using! That is definetely next step for me! Thank you so much for Therese free videos They have been more than helpfull I just need THAT Cash here in Greece sogn, so I can afford a full subscription !
@henriklindahl6919 those aren't sheets, that's a software, PioSolver. (Warning, you need a very strong computer to run simulations in a reasonable time)
Not a damn thing. The production value of this video is crap. Wild difference in volume between you and Justin. You talk way to fast anyway - I'm sure you know this - but it was impossible to hear your comments when Justin's voice is booming across the speakers. He jumps around in pio solver constantly with his mouse. Am I supposed to track what is showing (and rapidly changing) on the screen or listen to you guys talk? He interrupts you and talks over you - yeah, HE understands what you're saying but forget giving the audience a chance to catch up. It seems that Justin's main goal is to show us all how smart/good he is, rather than actually trying to get the audience to understand the point. Get your shit together, Jonathan. You're better than this.
Make a video about getting the most value from nut hands. It is a very overlooked topic. People assume its easy, but often overplay their nut hands and dont get as much value as they should
Wow. I've been binging your channel for about a year, and this might be the single most interesting video I have seen yet. If I had seen this video earlier, I would have never understood it. Even today I don't fully understand this, but, this video really helped me conceptualize what it *really* means to "construct a range" or "find bluffs", in practice. As with much of your content, I look forward to eventually revisiting this video with a better understanding of how to apply what it teaches.
I'm with you. And it's funny, I play online quite a bit and when I do Bluff 85% of the time my opponent has the nut hand that would never be folding. Bad timing I guess lmao
Nobody plays GTO. The solver is useful in understanding how your hand relates to the board and what your cards block/unblock. Online the problem becomes how to think fast enough to use this information. I can't, but I can think ranges and what the betting implies about those ranges. I can see blockers to some small amount which is an edge. But I can't play even close to GTO.
At 11:25, can anyone tell me what distinguishes the hands 9d9c from 9h9c? why did 9h9c make it here half as often. Did they stop the solver early or something?
A ten of diamonds on river could give KQdd a straight flush vs. your J hi straight flush if you got an 8d. The ten of diamonds always will make the best straight flush. Maybe this plays a tiny role why on the turn we should bet 8hi flushes more than 10 hi flushes?
These spots are honestly useless for 99.9% (if not more) of the population. Unless you play nl500 online or more AND play poker for a living, it's more likely to mislead you than to help you. Just jam the AA lol the rate at which people raise massively with nothing vs utg with 40bb is next to non-existent. You're not play against an AI poker-stockfish/alphago you're playing some bloke in a 11$ mtt who's trying to make a quick buck
What 1 lesson did you learn from Justin Saliba in this video that you are going to use at your next poker tournament? 🚀
I learned I'll probably lose.
Most of all the first hand! Where you discuss the AA... to let him lead and then get most value at river! Can you provide me with a link to where to find the sheets you are using! That is definetely next step for me! Thank you so much for Therese free videos They have been more than helpfull I just need THAT Cash here in Greece sogn, so I can afford a full subscription !
@henriklindahl6919 those aren't sheets, that's a software, PioSolver. (Warning, you need a very strong computer to run simulations in a reasonable time)
Not a damn thing. The production value of this video is crap. Wild difference in volume between you and Justin. You talk way to fast anyway - I'm sure you know this - but it was impossible to hear your comments when Justin's voice is booming across the speakers. He jumps around in pio solver constantly with his mouse. Am I supposed to track what is showing (and rapidly changing) on the screen or listen to you guys talk? He interrupts you and talks over you - yeah, HE understands what you're saying but forget giving the audience a chance to catch up. It seems that Justin's main goal is to show us all how smart/good he is, rather than actually trying to get the audience to understand the point. Get your shit together, Jonathan. You're better than this.
Make a video about getting the most value from nut hands. It is a very overlooked topic. People assume its easy, but often overplay their nut hands and dont get as much value as they should
The one lesson I learned? There is a LOT about poker I don't know.
Wow. I've been binging your channel for about a year, and this might be the single most interesting video I have seen yet. If I had seen this video earlier, I would have never understood it.
Even today I don't fully understand this, but, this video really helped me conceptualize what it *really* means to "construct a range" or "find bluffs", in practice.
As with much of your content, I look forward to eventually revisiting this video with a better understanding of how to apply what it teaches.
Man poker never gets boring lol there's always so much more to learn. I'm clearly not bluffing enough, and I bluff quite often
I'm with you. And it's funny, I play online quite a bit and when I do Bluff 85% of the time my opponent has the nut hand that would never be folding. Bad timing I guess lmao
@@msladebeatz when our guts tell us to bluff, we should take that as a sure sign to fold 🤣
@@vandal280 absolutely lmao 🤣
Great work gentlemen. Always enjoy Mr Saliba's solver work
Nobody plays GTO. The solver is useful in understanding how your hand relates to the board and what your cards block/unblock. Online the problem becomes how to think fast enough to use this information. I can't, but I can think ranges and what the betting implies about those ranges. I can see blockers to some small amount which is an edge. But I can't play even close to GTO.
Great video. Love the detailed breakdown 😊
I'm glad you think so!
Justin is a great coach!
Great analysis
Fantastic episode!
I like to overplay aces. Typically the only way I can win with those. I’d shove for sure, especially with the over bet.
At 11:25, can anyone tell me what distinguishes the hands 9d9c from 9h9c? why did 9h9c make it here half as often. Did they stop the solver early or something?
A ten of diamonds on river could give KQdd a straight flush vs. your J hi straight flush if you got an 8d. The ten of diamonds always will make the best straight flush. Maybe this plays a tiny role why on the turn we should bet 8hi flushes more than 10 hi flushes?
Where do I download the sheet used in the lesson?
89cc hand is blocking 78cc and 79cc but I doubt those hands are in his range with b60 on the turn.
1st hand, Barry who? Greenstein?
what solver are they using, whats it called
Piosolver
2:20 why is A6 suited not played as well as A2s A3s ???
Lack of straight and straight flush outs
@@TyeBearSaroar thanks for the reply
my head hurts
Stop playing online, play live games, and always be carefull and don't rush the play
Its best just to play poker and not fast play as much...
These spots are honestly useless for 99.9% (if not more) of the population. Unless you play nl500 online or more AND play poker for a living, it's more likely to mislead you than to help you. Just jam the AA lol the rate at which people raise massively with nothing vs utg with 40bb is next to non-existent. You're not play against an AI poker-stockfish/alphago you're playing some bloke in a 11$ mtt who's trying to make a quick buck
You here all this GTO talk but when they on the table believe me they are just guessing.