I can totally tell you’re a musician. The way you think about growth and risk matches exactly how I think about myself as a professional musician and trying poker player. Love the insight.
Incredible that you got Marc on and he's getting this recognition. Incredibly smart and talented person who has understood the building blocks of the game well and had a natural talent for understanding people.
@jaeshbalachandran5766 the only mistake was giving his gameplan away free and filming himself.. so many levels to it. An astute player would ravage him based off of 4 little things involving tells
The part about "holding a thread from street to street" kind of hits sometimes on the river when I am faced w a big money decision. It isn't that I CAN'T follow the thread, it's that I forget to actually replay that thread in my head. It resets everything to "right now" and then I'll just perhaps do something based on that emotion instead of actually replaying the hand in my mind. Not often, but when it happens it can ruin a night one way or the other for (relatively) big money. That's my mindset challenge. (Live)
Awesome podcast, huge fan of HHP so thanks for hosting. Really interesting to hear more about Marc's story in detail. Now I finally understand the obsession with J92 😂
Good and fundamentally anti gto leveled. Finally busted, but how many more obstacles are we to overcome before the clear path towards, just a great game of poker!
What Marc talks about the dance is 100% accurate. When I stopped focusing **solely** on playing “optimal” poker then my profits increased tremendously.
Mark balls of steel nervios de acero my game has evolve 1000 watching his vids at least I’m banking instead of loosing greatful to this vato es todo Marc
Remember: Marc used to run GTO sims until he had carpal tunnel. And then he combined it with 10 years of experience to make huge exploits. I can imagine Newbs who try to be like Marc get destroyed. I will also add that he plays in the softest games in the country.
Yes, in live poker as compared to online, you can draw inferences so much quicker because more often because the errors are so much bigger and more obvious, and-:What you say is more often what you get.
Good stuff two hours in still going lol. If you don't mind small amount of feedback Adam often summarizing what the interviewee just said instead of moving on to the next question feels a little redundant at times. Thanks.
Noted thank you. I try to only do this if I have picked up on something important and want to make sure the audience catch it, but I am aware I can overdo this so I will be mindful of it going forward. Thank you for the feedback
@@AdamCarmichaelchannel I actually believe the opposite! I really like your recaps and repeating, it really solidifies my understanding of the key concepts.
The things you guys are saying worked for you when you were in that situation at that given moment. Everrything you are saying cant be applied to me while im living in the moment. I have to intuitivily firgure my own wsy out of the situation. But other wise its interesting to watch hete and there.
You're paying attention to the details of the hand to much. Listen to their thought process and you can apply that live. It's not about memorizing every situation and repeating them.
Awesome but I wish the interviewer went more in depth into the power of mushrooms. Seems they probably haven’t had the profound experience themselves to understand the power of the experience can bring
I'm really interested in applying to be on the show, as both a high stakes player and someone who has coached many players to very high stakes, as well as some giant content creators (wolfgang, joey). Where can I apply? :) :) :)
@@neilquinnlol self awareness in that statement puts you ahead 75 percent the players. Fcking rng a bluffing frequency and your golden. Get back in there
2:14:30 he says his style since 2016 before he exposed his strategy via making content was a “tight nit” However near the beginning of the show he said his style was such that it would take other players 2 or 3 hours of playing with him to figure out he isn’t a fish because his plays seem fishy. These two statements do not align. They are in fact polar opposites of each other.
Hey Mark I have a challenge for you.. Let’s make you a Chess master in a three years time! Just something to get your agendas varied.. I can get you up to 2100 elo in two years.. and from there you take another coach . You re smart and I believe you can do it
@hungryhorsepoker : Can you explain the bounty game? That bounty button that move around.. Does it move with the dealer button, or who decide where isn that bounty button?
If you sre at a tsble sticking in 300 bb the table will self adjust and you end up playing against 9 other players. You will force the hands of 9 other players to adjust and call coreectly with their best hands
That was a very fun and valueable podcast, i dont follow the guy bcs i dont play live poker but he seems smart and thinking out of the box but also logical so i guess he is doing great at poker :D Please try to do next podcast Avery Nitkin aka PlayItSmart, imo is one of the most interesting players that made content the last years, he was the guy that made me want to play poker again!!
Who is playing online cash in 2024? Oh dear lord, I can’t think of a dumber use of a young intelligent man’s time these days. You could study for the LSAT and grind GPA at a humanities course and be in a T-14 Law program in 3 yrs with the same effort. This isn’t 2005.
As a long time live reg, i agree with most things he says. But it's funny how he proves his words about live regs beeing bad by not understanding how solver works at all - "Solver was exploiting this players" or something like this xD
@Mordziaty23 i think you misunderstood what he's talking about. I believe he's talking about taking his students strategy and locking it in piosolver and seeing what the solver does....and the solver exploited them. I think he has done this in a couple of his youtube videos where he locks someone's real strategy and solves.
@Mordziaty23 You are completely wrong and missing the point. If you play against a solver and you loose X bb/100, your strategy is in fact being exploited for X bb/100 even if the solver isn’t actively trying to exploit. Exploits happen both accidentally and intentionally and exploits happen basically every hand ever, to a larger or smaller extent.
@@Steelhead1209 You are right, I agree, although exploit term in poker commonly refers to actively looking for opponents leaks and adjusting your strategy accordingly. Maybe it was just a shortcut thought on his part and he means what u wrote, but I understood his words differently and I thought it was funny.
@@archh1593 Live games are much more profitable than online, which are full of nitty grinders, and an unknown number of bots and cheaters. They're also better, because there's a whole world of information in a live game, that isn't available online.
thanks guys, had a blast doing this pod! quickest 3.5 hour podcast of my life 😂
Marc is by far the best content creator for poker right now. I’m here for all of it!
marc you're the sickest dude around
You continue to impress me sir
Great insights man thanks guys mechanics podcast is the best
I can totally tell you’re a musician. The way you think about growth and risk matches exactly how I think about myself as a professional musician and trying poker player. Love the insight.
marc goone the only free poker content where hes not regurgitating gto wizard
carrot corner has some great free content too, just focused on online 6max
Marc Goone is the only person on the planet I’m willing to listen to for 3.5 hours.
Exactly.
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Simple but powerful speech
He has lots of stuff in the Archives of CrushLivePoker - can't recommend it enough
Incredible that you got Marc on and he's getting this recognition. Incredibly smart and talented person who has understood the building blocks of the game well and had a natural talent for understanding people.
@jaeshbalachandran5766 the only mistake was giving his gameplan away free and filming himself.. so many levels to it. An astute player would ravage him based off of 4 little things involving tells
Huge fan of HH, but this is my first time running across your podcast, great job guys, fantastic questions and follow ups. Well done.
Didn't think I'd make it thru 3 hrs but it flew by and kept me interested and entertained.
Great Episode guys, Merry Christmas 🎄
This is very inspiring, thanks. Long time poker player and plan and also an Artist. Loved this.
51:28 Adam's first word......🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm a patient man :)
@@AdamCarmichaelchannel 👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤
😂😂😂 Hilarious!
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no way dude I paused at 50:57 to look at the comments for anyone talking about how he hadn't said a word LMAO
Thanks for having Marc.
Fantastic podcast.
No coincidence that I had interviews with TMoP and HH last year for coaching.
The part about "holding a thread from street to street" kind of hits sometimes on the river when I am faced w a big money decision. It isn't that I CAN'T follow the thread, it's that I forget to actually replay that thread in my head. It resets everything to "right now" and then I'll just perhaps do something based on that emotion instead of actually replaying the hand in my mind. Not often, but when it happens it can ruin a night one way or the other for (relatively) big money. That's my mindset challenge. (Live)
Marc Goone, my favourite player.
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Awesome insights, thanks guys! 🔥
Awesome podcast, huge fan of HHP so thanks for hosting. Really interesting to hear more about Marc's story in detail. Now I finally understand the obsession with J92 😂
Good and fundamentally anti gto leveled. Finally busted, but how many more obstacles are we to overcome before the clear path towards, just a great game of poker!
This is invaluable. Great job, boys.
Great insights besides just strategy and mechanics 🎉
What Marc talks about the dance is 100% accurate. When I stopped focusing **solely** on playing “optimal” poker then my profits increased tremendously.
great talk guys! I had many insights... thanks a lot!
Great stuff . Marc is very entertaining on the mic. Great interview guys
Great info this man has a good way of explaining things
George Washington Carver being a former President is the best part of the interview 😂😂😂😂😂
Mark balls of steel nervios de acero my game has evolve 1000 watching his vids at least I’m banking instead of loosing greatful to this vato es todo Marc
3:05:30 I love this question and answer
Remember: Marc used to run GTO sims until he had carpal tunnel. And then he combined it with 10 years of experience to make huge exploits. I can imagine Newbs who try to be like Marc get destroyed. I will also add that he plays in the softest games in the country.
is it possible to get a podcast w Linus next? Would love that
Two of the best podcasts
Marc Goone
Mathew Marinelli
tons of awesome ones including Maribel’s, but how do you put this trash up there?
Marinelli
@@kcabo2 what part about Marc Goone's play do you dislike?
Finally!
Yes, in live poker as compared to online, you can draw inferences so much quicker because more often because the errors are so much bigger and more obvious, and-:What you say is more often what you get.
100 BB is science, 300 BB is art.
Good stuff two hours in still going lol. If you don't mind small amount of feedback Adam often summarizing what the interviewee just said instead of moving on to the next question feels a little redundant at times. Thanks.
Noted thank you. I try to only do this if I have picked up on something important and want to make sure the audience catch it, but I am aware I can overdo this so I will be mindful of it going forward. Thank you for the feedback
@@AdamCarmichaelchannel I actually believe the opposite! I really like your recaps and repeating, it really solidifies my understanding of the key concepts.
Great covo
2:11:57
this guy is good.
15" POKER HAAAAARRRRDDD 🙌 👌
I have a chance then. Love to learn and I’m terrible
The things you guys are saying worked for you when you were in that situation at that given moment. Everrything you are saying cant be applied to me while im living in the moment. I have to intuitivily firgure my own wsy out of the situation. But other wise its interesting to watch hete and there.
You're paying attention to the details of the hand to much. Listen to their thought process and you can apply that live. It's not about memorizing every situation and repeating them.
Absolute bet size is more concerning to live poker players than relative bet sizes.
Nice
Awesome but I wish the interviewer went more in depth into the power of mushrooms. Seems they probably haven’t had the profound experience themselves to understand the power of the experience can bring
I'm really interested in applying to be on the show, as both a high stakes player and someone who has coached many players to very high stakes, as well as some giant content creators (wolfgang, joey). Where can I apply? :) :) :)
Hi Alvin, there is no way to apply, we just invite people on and go from there
You should invite him, Alvin is pretty cool
Any of you guys in DC area to chat poker? Really enjoyed the practicality of this conversation
You play at mgm national harbor ?
@@Seeyaoyim Haven't played in ages. Was a mediocre nitty player back in the early 2000s.
@@neilquinnlol self awareness in that statement puts you ahead 75 percent the players. Fcking rng a bluffing frequency and your golden. Get back in there
2:14:30 he says his style since 2016 before he exposed his strategy via making content was a “tight nit”
However near the beginning of the show he said his style was such that it would take other players 2 or 3 hours of playing with him to figure out he isn’t a fish because his plays seem fishy.
These two statements do not align. They are in fact polar opposites of each other.
he said regs would take 2 to 3 hours to figure out he isn't a fish, not just anyone on the table
Hey Mark I have a challenge for you.. Let’s make you a Chess master in a three years time! Just something to get your agendas varied.. I can get you up to 2100 elo in two years.. and from there you take another coach . You re smart and I believe you can do it
mushrooms 🙏
Whats the purpose of the person on the top left?
run good and get bluffs through you win at poker.
So just run good 😂
@@Mr.Muckington good wishes thanks....$ has no reason.
why is Adan here? almost 1 hour without a word
@hungryhorsepoker : Can you explain the bounty game? That bounty button that move around.. Does it move with the dealer button, or who decide where isn that bounty button?
If you win the hand you get the bounty button. If you win with the bounty button you get $25 from everybody
Adam could you please speak way slowly please? except that, just keep going guys!
I can try, but no guarantees. You can change the playback speed if it’s not to your personal preference
If you sre at a tsble sticking in 300 bb the table will self adjust and you end up playing against 9 other players. You will force the hands of 9 other players to adjust and call coreectly with their best hands
easy to adjust your strat if you see someone trap you like that, but you'd be surprised how few people make that adjustment
His shit work folks apply it serio
That was a very fun and valueable podcast, i dont follow the guy bcs i dont play live poker but he seems smart and thinking out of the box but also logical so i guess he is doing great at poker :D Please try to do next podcast Avery Nitkin aka PlayItSmart, imo is one of the most interesting players that made content the last years, he was the guy that made me want to play poker again!!
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Yes, live players tip their hands too early.
Who is playing online cash in 2024?
Oh dear lord, I can’t think of a dumber use of a young intelligent man’s time these days. You could study for the LSAT and grind GPA at a humanities course and be in a T-14 Law program in 3 yrs with the same effort.
This isn’t 2005.
American live poker, you guys are so f'n' lucky...
Touch grass….
I make more money I. Real estate that 99.9% of online poker players will ever see in their lives.
Hahahahaj after 51minutrs and home boy gives his point of view what’s going on
I wish Rene wouldn't keep dragging on to what he's saying.. just so hard to listen to
Jesus Christ loves you all 😊
As a long time live reg, i agree with most things he says. But it's funny how he proves his words about live regs beeing bad by not understanding how solver works at all - "Solver was exploiting this players" or something like this xD
Node lock my friend....he very much knows how solvers work lol
@@bryan-still-a-poker-playerhe was not talking about nodelocking. Check 59:00.
@Mordziaty23 i think you misunderstood what he's talking about. I believe he's talking about taking his students strategy and locking it in piosolver and seeing what the solver does....and the solver exploited them. I think he has done this in a couple of his youtube videos where he locks someone's real strategy and solves.
@Mordziaty23 You are completely wrong and missing the point. If you play against a solver and you loose X bb/100, your strategy is in fact being exploited for X bb/100 even if the solver isn’t actively trying to exploit. Exploits happen both accidentally and intentionally and exploits happen basically every hand ever, to a larger or smaller extent.
@@Steelhead1209 You are right, I agree, although exploit term in poker commonly refers to actively looking for opponents leaks and adjusting your strategy accordingly. Maybe it was just a shortcut thought on his part and he means what u wrote, but I understood his words differently and I thought it was funny.
And online poker is a scam.....
First!
Online poker is like playing chess, but only with pawns.
There's a whole other skill set, when you play live.
Nah not at all. Live just way easier where u can sky rocket win rates based off some exploits because the players trash.
Except online players can crush live and a lot of winning live players couldn’t beat online so different skill set yet an inferior one
@@archh1593 Live games are much more profitable than online, which are full of nitty grinders, and an unknown number of bots and cheaters. They're also better, because there's a whole world of information in a live game, that isn't available online.
This live pro has 6k earnings in poker lmao. Anybody can say they are winning at cash games
I really don’t see the point of your comment.
@ the point is that this guy on the podcast isn’t a pro
If you are checking hendon mob that’s tournament cashes, but this guy plays cash for a living.
@@JonathanCoffin yeah, imagine saying that Bart Hanson isn't a pro because "He doesn't have much tournament winnings".
Future guest ideas, ( all ACR guys ) therealgonzo, riggedeck, maybach1, sighfold, beintheunkown, yallahwallah