5 Ways to Stay at Low Stakes Forever
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
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Are you tired of studying poker but not seeing the results you want? Do you feel like you're stuck at low stakes despite your efforts to improve your game? In this video, Tombos21 exposes "5 Ways to Stay at Low Stakes Forever" by highlighting common study habits that may be hindering your progress. Learn how to break free from inefficient routines, optimize your study time, and unlock your true potential in poker. If you're guilty of any of these mistakes, watching this video is crucial for taking your game to the next level!
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0:00 The Five Cardinal Sins of Studying Poker
0:38 1. Memorize Frequencies
1:18 2. Justify Your Spew
1:48 3. Focus on Minutia
2:22 4. Wander Aimlessly
2:49 5. Confirmation Bias
3:14 Snap Back to Reality
3:29 Example 1 - Big Picture Analysis
7:11 Example 2 - The Classic Hand Analysis Trap
9:29 Example 3 - Learn What Matters
12:59 Example 4 - Make a Plan
14:13 Example 5 - Countering Confirmation Bias
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Be honest, which of these study mistakes have you been guilty of? 🤭
5/5
All of above
4, studying random spots that dont matter, and 3, paying attention to blockers that are inconsequential
Oh, thank goodness! I was thinking I was doing everything wrong, but the first 3 1/2 minutes of this video confirmed I am truly a wizard.
The low frequency solver line is my favorite play!
About time a videoon this topic released. GTOWizard is responsible for 95% of bad regs being stuck at 10nl. Playing like they are playing vs a Solver and using 'BlOcKeRs' in every spot 🤣
papo reto
In Italy there is a saying: "I am responsible of what I said, not on what you understood" 😅
Let them do it. Better for the ones that dont
What is “biocker”?
@samuraijack1371 Far from an expert but my understanding is it's a hand that blocks the players from having things like a straight draw or something. I just started learning about it but haven't really found it useful to me at my stakes tbh.
Released today it's an "April Fools Joke".... any other day it's just sweet sarcasm, but the same point ;) lol
IMHO the worst study habit is not in the video: ignoring preflop. 😅
A good preflop study routine with flashcards and comparing different rake structures is making me improve a lot in both online and uneaked home games 😊
I think it kinda is in the video, because preflop game is part of the big overall picture you should study instead of the very specific spots
So much golden content for free. Good stuff as always
So helpful and clear, thanks!
Where can i find the "spot importance V3" ? thanks , great video!
Thank you a lot!
Useful, videos on big picture of smth are much appreciated.
As a critisim, it shines a negative light on the Blockers feature. Because Tombos is saying that 65 suit is not important while KQ's is, but their blocker scores are the same. So how am I supposed to know when blocker effect is important without Tombos telling me?
Excellent advice, emphasizing the human issues at the heart of the problems.
Helpful but also confronting video 😁
cool video tombos!
Thank you for the video.
The Excel sheet for studying that was shown in the video, is it available as a resource anywhere?
Here you go!
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_EmIB7UHAY_hyrAmZoCvu8LA7pJZfNcoK3r1yEdV9wY/edit?usp=sharing
Why do i widen my calling ranges and play more out of line when i am playing my B or C game? instead of playing more tide?
Bec of ego? do not wanna give in?
this vids are beautifully produced. 🔥
*these
@GTOWizard what videos are you referencing at 13:50. Thanks ahead
You can check them by clicking on the top right corner of the window at the time of the reference.
Here's the video: ua-cam.com/video/LCwmQl6W9Ng/v-deo.htmlsi=gLfjSzmjO5YHD6uw
And the spreadsheet: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_EmIB7UHAY_hyrAmZoCvu8LA7pJZfNcoK3r1yEdV9wY/edit?usp=sharing
gonna break the bad habbit number 1 - use more the filter collum and understanding more my overall strategy
When will the Reports button for flops and turns show up in the software similar to how they're shown on 5:16?
You can change the settigns to view aggregate reports as a table or bar chart, please see our guide:
help.gtowizard.com/aggregate-reports-guide/
When are you going to build turn reports for AI solves?
nice video , where can we get the spreadsheet with stop importance ?tnx
Here you go!
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_EmIB7UHAY_hyrAmZoCvu8LA7pJZfNcoK3r1yEdV9wY/edit?usp=sharing
@@GTOWizard u re the best! Tnx
Hi, I have GTOWizard and enjoy it a lot. I dont have the call option; if I am facing a bet I can Reraise or fold. What am I doing wrong?
In certain spots, such as EP facing an EP open, the solver is only given the option to 3-bet or fold. This simplification is a well-known GTO implementation
@@GTOWizardThank you
do you have the free spreadsheets summarising the most frequent spots ?
Here you go!
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_EmIB7UHAY_hyrAmZoCvu8LA7pJZfNcoK3r1yEdV9wY/edit?usp=sharing
@@GTOWizardDo you think it changes much for 8-max MTT because there antes and flatting is more common?
where can one find the spot importance sheet?
Here you go!
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_EmIB7UHAY_hyrAmZoCvu8LA7pJZfNcoK3r1yEdV9wY/edit?usp=sharing
Hi man, great videos but I have a questions tho’ 6:52 - “7 and a 9 we can start over bet” but why? Don’t we get called only by better hand when that happens? Is a semi bluff? Are QQ or KK ever folding here when the board pairs? Thanks for the time taking to answer! Every time I try to study with the solver I get all these kind of questions for different spots. Where can I address them? Does the AI features on elite subscription can get me answers? And if not, where can I find them other then bombarding people on the internet with these huge comments😅😂
Interpreting solver outputs is an artform. I recommend joining our discord server to find answers to these questions!
Board pairing cards like a 5, 7 or 9 reduce the number of trips in HJ's range, while retaining CO's overpair advantage. Facing an overbet, HJ still needs to defend lots of pair+draw hands like 66, 88, 98, 76, 65, etc. You aren't just getting called by worse. At this SPR, HJ needs to stack off with several single pair hands. The overbet extracts max value from that part of their range.
Give me the link of spot importance V3 pls T_T
Here you go!
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_EmIB7UHAY_hyrAmZoCvu8LA7pJZfNcoK3r1yEdV9wY/edit?usp=sharing
10:30: This does not matter. Ok, why do you show it in the UI then?
He was showing it because he was making a specific example. if you keep watching he shows you another example, using the same UI, where it does matter. Not so complicated...
Sarcasm is strong with this one
What happens if you're a clairvoyant, tho?
1 way to stay at low stakes forever - study GTO
Low stakes is all about ABC tight plays and player pool exploits, no need for GTO at those stakes
How would you know you are exploiting if you don't know what the GTO frequencies are? 😁
@@joas162it’s because he doesn’t understand what “exploit” actually means lol.
the 5s blocks 9s5s, which is why it's better to bluff with
I always get the impression this channel tried to make poker sound really hard to justify buying GTO wizard. Most of poker is relatively intuitive and bet sizing etc barely loses ev. Furthermore it assumes peoples preflop raises are gto which they are nowhere near so the rest of the solve is inaccurate
half the video he is explaining why you absolutely should NOT overcomplicate your strategy/study
i never got this impression - especially since you are watching the channel GTOWizard... representing the solver GTOWizard, with videos about how you can make use of GTOWizard. That being said I apply very little of what I learn here because I'm playing microstakes - but having the theoretical knowledge is still nice. I've heard suggestions that alot of theory still don't apply up to 100nl+ because the players are just too bad, learning to exploit your field is usually more efficient in those cases.
Without a baseline of GTO, saying that your opponent is "too loose" or "too tight" in any given spot is purely opinion. If you know GTO opening range from the BTN is like ~43% of hands and someone is only opening 33% of hands from the BTN. You have a lot of options to exploit. Also, in GTO wizard you can input your opponent's range if you actually know what they are playing, thus getting an accurate exploitative solve.
Poker really is hard btw lol 😂