His reputation is already secured. He's considered one of the, if not THE best poker player in the world so he can show plenty of losing hands and not really worry about people thinking he's stupid or something
Refreshing to see a pro, particularly one who has been around for some time, post a video in which they analyze their own play crittically and point to mistakes they feel they made. Subbed.
His reputation is already secured. He's considered one of the, if not THE best poker player in the world so he can show plenty of losing hands and not really worry about people thinking he's stupid or something
@@tiagomota4734 you may want to invest in a dictionary . Maybe if you learn the meaning of your words you will get some new friends who are willing to overlook your arrogance.
Love seeing him breakdown these hands, especially the ones that he loses. I feel like I learn more from these than the one's he wins. Also hats off to him for admitting that he made a mistake, will learn from it, and then congratulates Bonomo on a hand well played. This is why Daniel Negreanu is one of the most loved poker players on the scene.
I love how you're situational awareness is so in tune that even making these videos you can still examine and break down a hand, not break eye contact with the camera and still notice when the screen on your phone/laptop is going dark and reach over with your right hand and tap the screen to stop it.
That was thoughtful analysis. I thought I was getting into a bad habit by checking the river. One other advantage that the river check gives you: he either checks your check, and your bluff catcher is good. Or - he raises-, and you either make a hero bluff or fold.
Hi Daniel, I just watched Kid Poker on Netflix last night for the third time lol. Love it. As I was watching this video I was thinking why not just check call in reference to the Jack on the river, and then you went ahead and said it. I even paused the video and told my wife and when you said the same thing afterwards, she said “great minds think alike” lol. Thanks for caring for us not so famous poker players. I mean that. I used to think that people hated poker players I was embarrassed at one point to said that’s what I do for a living. But watching Kid Poker helped me a lot. I’m proud of what I am and what I do thanks in part to you Sir.
Very helpful that you identified the various perspectives and roughly the weight each was assigned in your process of formulating the river decision. Worth a LIKE and my thanks .
I thought this was gonna be an excuse video for making a thin call, until he folded and my whole perception of daniel and the video changed immediately. He was actually giving props to his opponent and being critical of his own play. Daniel really is a cool guy and it's mindsets like these that make you better no matter what you are pursuing. Keep it up Daniel!
Great that your pickin up the pace on video releases Dan! Last year couldn’t wait for each of your WSOP clips and hopefully you’re in the process of building up to that this year! As always thank you for the entertainment and best of luck/skill in the future!
Also when you bet on the river. Bonomo swallowed pretty hard. If you look at the video you’ll notice. Big tell. And then he went and raised to a million. I assume you didn’t see him swallow as hard as he did when you bet. Otherwise I am positive that would’ve helped you call.
@Rama Lurio my friend used to do that when we played together, and you'd know instantly he's strong because why would he be nervous in a friends game lol
This hand doesn't exist in a cash-game. Who is going to open rayse with J8 in the small blind? . It does just makes no sens. Here you pay the blind and the big blind rayses you and you fold. There is no reason to play this hand in a cash game.
Actually it would get me confuse too with his play because pflop called a raised, flop u bet he raised almost 3x, turn he checked & river raised 4x plus. if im on daniel situation i would think this one for awhile and ask myself "he checked on the turn so he wants me to get my flush just incase im on a flush draw because i called his raise on the flop so he might think im on a flush draw but why raise me again if he thinks i missed my draw unless he put me on AJ or QJ spades but he knew i missed my draw so he knew i cant call any big raise with a pair" Bonomo played that hand really well is just the river raise is still feels like something wrong because i put him on a fullhouse but y r u trying to scare me away with a big raise if u have a fullhouse and u knew im flushing/straightdraw but in cash game i would call it for sure but this one is tournament so different strategy and ik Sir Daniel will play this hand differently on a cash game for sure.
Even tho I do think that this river is a definite check/call spot, (to avoid the position you were put in entirely). I think even the way that it played out, it's got to be a call right there. Given the situation, a check/raise bluff on that river is going to be standard from him. If he missed the spade draw he would do this, if he missed the straight draw he would do this, just seems like it's boat or nothing. To me, (and i'm admittedly no pro), i'd have to suck it up and call that spot everytime. If i was wrong, i'd just be wrong, but there are waaaaay too many missed draws to fold that.
Great video video Daniel. I had posted about Pokerstars IN not having any mixed games since it launched last month & you had very graciously replied saying you would try & find out. Hurts even more since SCOOP's on right now & now & I cant play any of my favourite HORSE, 8-Game or Stud events :(
Thank you for the insightful analysis! I haven't watched a poker video in six months (first time I've skipped watching the PCA since 2011) and I can tell Daniel has been working hard in the lab. This is how you stay on top. Can you please do a breakdown of the final hand from the Super High Roller Bowl, please?
Hey Daniel! I've been a follower of yours ever since I started poker and have learnt all I know from your videos. I recently got a college project to analyse three famous hands (Tsang v Koon, Koon v Kalas, Ivey v Dwan straight v straight). I have to use holdem manager 2 and explore ranges and expected value but I really don't know the software and how to approach the project. I know this is not the kind of thing you would usually do but if you could take ten minutes to help a fella out with how to analyse the hand and help him get grades you'd be helping out way more than you realize. Hope to hear from you. Thank you! Keep crushing.
Daniel really should be chatting people up more, that's the genius of your game and how you get information. That is your edge, that would make you the greatest of all time if you always did that.
Very classy video Daniel. I'm a fan of both Doug and yourself and I'm so excited to see you stronger than ever this year. The jokes are funny (and I have to take Doug's side on the rake issue) but this video is a perfect example of why I will always be a fan of yours: working to improve, turning mistakes into lessons, and above all treating the other competitors with respect ✊
The lesson here is don't make dumb ass moves from the small blind for the sake of it, especially against players as good as that guy. He's a seriously intimidating player, just because of how cool and ruthless he is. Great video though Daniel, great humility which is mighty refreshing to see.
Daniel,this is fantastic. Even though totally useless for the poker games I play (each week with a bunch of guys for a few hundred bucks). The reason is simple: none of them,including myself,is able to think on this level. The moves that you and Justin make, make only sense if you think about the game this deep. In our games,playing a more standard old fashioned poker works better. Still i love to see these videos-helps me understand how much is going on in your heads when you play on this level.
@DanielNegreanu I've been watching as many videos as possible and will continue to watch your strategies and calls as well as your well timed bluffs. I know it has a lot to do with experience more than luck but if you could just keep these videos coming to help me get better as well. Thanks. Marine corps support 💪
Question: if we're preflop everyone folds to you in the small blind, why aren't you just playing the same strategy against the BB that you would play in a heads up game? ie raising a lot even with weak aces, low PPs etc?
Love this series Daniel! It’s so helpful to here such a good player like yourself talk through hands and ranges. Thank you it’s very insightful and interesting. Good luck this year
this is a really interesting hand, this value bet on the river is a good option against amateur players, they surely pay this whit six or pocket 3, 4 or 5 and fold hands like in the video. But this is high level poker and very exciting, thanks for sharing your knowledge, you are the best.
Watch Jason Somerville's videos on both UA-cam and Twitch. He plays online and faces both weak and strong opponents. If you are brand new to poker, it's OK to watch some videos like this, but you need to see hands that have weak or mediocre players in them as well. It's very different from hands where all the players are extremely strong.
Interesting as always. Could we ask the editor for a favor though? When showing the range grids - could you also edit in the current board at that moment somewhere on screen? Would make it easier to follow Daniels line of thought w/o skipping back and forth in the vid.
The best hand I've seen in a long time. Tho he said he would check the river if checked to him, I think he would've bet as he's never letting go of that pot after raising the flop. Check call on the river and as played, one needs brass balls and a read sharper than a fox to raise Negreanu in that situation, with King high on that board! Rediculous Bluff, very well played by Bonomo and a rare minor mistake by Negreanu to bet the river, instead of check calling. The bottom line against players like bonomo, you'll always check call the river with marginal hands. it's better to lose a little value than to lose the entire pot! Wonderful hand and video, loads of information ☆☆☆
You even said it yourself mate his bluffs are a huge part of his range so why not 3bet semi bluff flop with a chance to fold to a jam? You say you're too deep to re raise and get it in but you don't mention the massive amount of fold equity you have here which is massively more important imo. You got owned pretty hard here. As played it's an absolutely crystal clear check call river.
agree, people have short, selective memory. they will remember the failings now, and farcical hypocritical press conferences, rather then the fact that he revolutionized english football/soccer and was challenging manchester united when nobody else could, and with a 3-4 times smaller budget.
I agree with you Daniel, when I'm playing tough players like this I always check marginal hands, in and out of position for that same reason, you bet thin for value and out of nowhere a big raise comes along and is tank time. just happened to me yesterday in a tournament.
Good instructional hand and analysis. Interesting is how much would Negreanu would have had to bet on the river so Bonomo would have folded and not re-raised. Surely another £200k, would’ve done it. However Negreanu isn’t sure of Bonomo’s hand, he could be just running into trouble. Safest play given the situation was the check/call.
Daniel, moving that mic about 6 inches further away will help with your audio problems in recent vids. Great vid again, as per usual. Still "booo" to the PokerStars association.
I think you just over thought the hand. Simply he called you pre-flop 4 times the BB. it's not likely he has a 7 nor 6,7 in his range. He raised you on the flop but he then checked the turn with a flush draw out there , now he definitely doesn't have a 7. You are giving him too much credit. He called you pre-flop simply because he had high cards, like most players would. Then raised you on the flop because he knew you missed on the flop with 6,2,7 .
Daniel - noticed an AUDIO PROBLEM. The volume on the tournament clips was SO much lower than the volume of your commentary,, with the result that to hear the clips adequately I had to crank the volume so high that when we cut back to you, it was WAY TOO LOUD. So, don't know if you should raise one or lower the other, but probably want to match those levels. Thanks.
Great video daniel! Always learning with you..do you consider a good option to do all in on the flop when having flush draw like your hand?.. Poker legend an vegan you are my idol!!
It always amazes me that so many world class geniuses spend their time commenting on youtube videos. Negreanu has spent the last 20+ years making millions playing poker and yet there is post after post along the lines of " what you should have done is...". Here's the thing. Nobody commenting on poker videos has ever played as high stakes as the likes of Negreanu or Polk so commenting on their videos trying to point out their "obvious errors" is utterly pointless because none of us have ever been (or ever will be) in that situation.
Would he have folded on the turn if you led out instead of checked? Your range in that sequence fits any pocket pair nicely. Is it right to say that you don't want the river to come at all?
I feel the analysis gets to deep. Given that we don't know his range (Bonomo's) in the end it looks like he doesn't want to be called. If he had that boat what possible hands would have called him with no flush?
Hi Daniel! Quick question. Have you read Pokers 1% by Ed Miller? It came out a few years ago and introduced me to GTO poker, but in the book Ed calls it frequency based poker. All about ranges and how to approach the game with this way of thinking. I love video's (especially yours!) on the subject, but I also like to read. Would you recommend a certain GTO Poker book? Thanks for your time!
Hey Daniel i love your videos but could you possibly have the volume level of the video clips that you show match the volume level of your analysis. Your videos are great but that would make them a bit better.
it's very easy for us to judge because we see the cards... But knowing myself and the risks I take, I would've probably re-raised all in. specially if he checked as if he was waiting for spades, and then bet as if he got the club flush
Daniel this is awesome, as usual, but how did you watch this video and not realize how horrible your audio is coming of that mic? Every time the video switched back to you, my ears exploded
Damn I wish you could’ve made that call Daniel.. it just seems more likely that a crafty player like Justin is bluffing rather than having the sets or boats that he’s repping (easy to say when you can see the cards) I know
Nice analysis. Respect for the honesty and own-criticism! Most people who posts videos only show winning hands or good folds.
That's not true. Many people show losing hands.
Jeroen A he’s one of the best in the world. He got there by being real with himself .
That's because most players are evil leprechauns. Haha
His reputation is already secured. He's considered one of the, if not THE best poker player in the world so he can show plenty of losing hands and not really worry about people thinking he's stupid or something
@@Steven-sc3gu Phil Ivey is known as the best player
Refreshing to see a pro, particularly one who has been around for some time, post a video in which they analyze their own play crittically and point to mistakes they feel they made. Subbed.
refreshing? why? ppl are easly impressed....i always have to remind myself that!!
His reputation is already secured. He's considered one of the, if not THE best poker player in the world so he can show plenty of losing hands and not really worry about people thinking he's stupid or something
@@tiagomota4734 you may want to invest in a dictionary . Maybe if you learn the meaning of your words you will get some new friends who are willing to overlook your arrogance.
Shows how Daniel loves the game play and the details of the way hands play out. He's not afraid to show his own mistakes in order to make a point.
Love seeing him breakdown these hands, especially the ones that he loses. I feel like I learn more from these than the one's he wins. Also hats off to him for admitting that he made a mistake, will learn from it, and then congratulates Bonomo on a hand well played. This is why Daniel Negreanu is one of the most loved poker players on the scene.
I love how you're situational awareness is so in tune that even making these videos you can still examine and break down a hand, not break eye contact with the camera and still notice when the screen on your phone/laptop is going dark and reach over with your right hand and tap the screen to stop it.
You can tell the idiots on UA-cam by how much they splice their videos Daniel does like one take and gets right to the point
Love the hand analysis, Daniel! So amazing to still see you going strong, fan since 2003
I’ve just recently got into poker. And I went back 4 years to find these videos. They are great. And I’m learning a lot. Thank you
i learn a lot from these commentaries Daniel, thanks for uploading :)
That was thoughtful analysis. I thought I was getting into a bad habit by checking the river.
One other advantage that the river check gives you: he either checks your check, and your bluff catcher is good.
Or - he raises-, and you either make a hero bluff or fold.
Hi Daniel, I just watched Kid Poker on Netflix last night for the third time lol. Love it. As I was watching this video I was thinking why not just check call in reference to the Jack on the river, and then you went ahead and said it. I even paused the video and told my wife and when you said the same thing afterwards, she said “great minds think alike” lol. Thanks for caring for us not so famous poker players. I mean that. I used to think that people hated poker players I was embarrassed at one point to said that’s what I do for a living. But watching Kid Poker helped me a lot. I’m proud of what I am and what I do thanks in part to you Sir.
Discipline I don't have yet Sir, hats off.
Very helpful that you identified the various perspectives and roughly the weight each was assigned in your process of formulating the river decision. Worth a LIKE and my thanks .
I thought this was gonna be an excuse video for making a thin call, until he folded and my whole perception of daniel and the video changed immediately. He was actually giving props to his opponent and being critical of his own play. Daniel really is a cool guy and it's mindsets like these that make you better no matter what you are pursuing. Keep it up Daniel!
Great that your pickin up the pace on video releases Dan! Last year couldn’t wait for each of your WSOP clips and hopefully you’re in the process of building up to that this year! As always thank you for the entertainment and best of luck/skill in the future!
Your my fav poker player I look up to you as a poker player ❤️ glad I can learn from you
Also when you bet on the river. Bonomo swallowed pretty hard. If you look at the video you’ll notice. Big tell. And then he went and raised to a million. I assume you didn’t see him swallow as hard as he did when you bet. Otherwise I am positive that would’ve helped you call.
I really liked how u showed the hand charts with his possible range. Good stuff.
This is Poker. No loud mouth annoying trash talk, just business. Good play with lots of respect. Excellent analysis.
8:58 daniel, you should've looked at that
Indeed, nice catch!
Good eye
@Rama Lurio my friend used to do that when we played together, and you'd know instantly he's strong because why would he be nervous in a friends game lol
people do that when they hit big too, it can go both ways. most of the time when they act sheepish they have something, and cocky means the opposite
Gulp
tournament -> fold
cash game -> easy call
Sid Desai lmaooooooo
This hand doesn't exist in a cash-game. Who is going to open rayse with J8 in the small blind? . It does just makes no sens. Here you pay the blind and the big blind rayses you and you fold. There is no reason to play this hand in a cash game.
Geoff Tarkanian people are all loosy-goosy lmao
@@lomna17 Woohoo, I love it. XD
@@chessbrilliance8783 of course this is a raise in a cash game wtf? What kinda nit are you
Actually it would get me confuse too with his play because pflop called a raised, flop u bet he raised almost 3x, turn he checked & river raised 4x plus. if im on daniel situation i would think this one for awhile and ask myself "he checked on the turn so he wants me to get my flush just incase im on a flush draw because i called his raise on the flop so he might think im on a flush draw but why raise me again if he thinks i missed my draw unless he put me on AJ or QJ spades but he knew i missed my draw so he knew i cant call any big raise with a pair" Bonomo played that hand really well is just the river raise is still feels like something wrong because i put him on a fullhouse but y r u trying to scare me away with a big raise if u have a fullhouse and u knew im flushing/straightdraw but in cash game i would call it for sure but this one is tournament so different strategy and ik Sir Daniel will play this hand differently on a cash game for sure.
Marko Maleš totally agree with u thats y he didnt call for that matter.
Ugh... The good o'l back door flush draw. In my experience, 3/4 The time they have it.🙄
Even tho I do think that this river is a definite check/call spot, (to avoid the position you were put in entirely).
I think even the way that it played out, it's got to be a call right there. Given the situation, a check/raise bluff on that river is going to be standard from him. If he missed the spade draw he would do this, if he missed the straight draw he would do this, just seems like it's boat or nothing. To me, (and i'm admittedly no pro), i'd have to suck it up and call that spot everytime. If i was wrong, i'd just be wrong, but there are waaaaay too many missed draws to fold that.
Daniel , Did you notice his big swallowing before his beg? If so did u consider it ? Thanks
I was gonna say the same thing. Good look
didja see him swaller? yeap, i knewed he was bluffin from the couch oncet i saw 'im swaller
what timestamp? I cant see anything
Dude reading body language doesn’t work.
@@idahogreen2885 loool
This was a simple Lesson he learned from you, in that spot it was either fold or raise.
These break downs are so great. Thank you. Please post more!
You should write a book on strategies.
He did...
he did, don't waste your time reading it LOL
Alex D hes great ... I played against him in the game called Stacked Poker long ago
There's plenty of people who are good at talking but suck in writing or vice versa. So, it could be his book's noot so good.
its funny to see new players comeig into the poker wolrd and thinking that negreanu has the answers for todays poker!
As soon As I saw your river bet I said Check Call .. incredible as soon the pros sense any weakness they raise ... great analysis
Would love to see Justin's analysis of the same hand
Very classy and humble analysis, well done Daniel
Great analysis! Your insights are greatly appreciated, please come them coming! 👍
The way this was put together is so entertaining
Excellent, thank you! -- And I agree, Well played Mr. Justin Bonomo.
Great video video Daniel. I had posted about Pokerstars IN not having any mixed games since it launched last month & you had very graciously replied saying you would try & find out. Hurts even more since SCOOP's on right now & now & I cant play any of my favourite HORSE, 8-Game or Stud events :(
Thank you for the insightful analysis! I haven't watched a poker video in six months (first time I've skipped watching the PCA since 2011) and I can tell Daniel has been working hard in the lab. This is how you stay on top. Can you please do a breakdown of the final hand from the Super High Roller Bowl, please?
Hey Daniel! I've been a follower of yours ever since I started poker and have learnt all I know from your videos. I recently got a college project to analyse three famous hands (Tsang v Koon, Koon v Kalas, Ivey v Dwan straight v straight). I have to use holdem manager 2 and explore ranges and expected value but I really don't know the software and how to approach the project. I know this is not the kind of thing you would usually do but if you could take ten minutes to help a fella out with how to analyse the hand and help him get grades you'd be helping out way more than you realize. Hope to hear from you.
Thank you! Keep crushing.
Daniel really should be chatting people up more, that's the genius of your game and how you get information. That is your edge, that would make you the greatest of all time if you always did that.
Very classy video Daniel. I'm a fan of both Doug and yourself and I'm so excited to see you stronger than ever this year. The jokes are funny (and I have to take Doug's side on the rake issue) but this video is a perfect example of why I will always be a fan of yours: working to improve, turning mistakes into lessons, and above all treating the other competitors with respect ✊
The lesson here is don't make dumb ass moves from the small blind for the sake of it, especially against players as good as that guy. He's a seriously intimidating player, just because of how cool and ruthless he is. Great video though Daniel, great humility which is mighty refreshing to see.
Daniel,this is fantastic. Even though totally useless for the poker games I play (each week with a bunch of guys for a few hundred bucks). The reason is simple: none of them,including myself,is able to think on this level. The moves that you and Justin make, make only sense if you think about the game this deep. In our games,playing a more standard old fashioned poker works better. Still i love to see these videos-helps me understand how much is going on in your heads when you play on this level.
Really great appraisal! very insightful and honest regarding the size of the raise
@DanielNegreanu I've been watching as many videos as possible and will continue to watch your strategies and calls as well as your well timed bluffs. I know it has a lot to do with experience more than luck but if you could just keep these videos coming to help me get better as well. Thanks. Marine corps support 💪
Question: if we're preflop everyone folds to you in the small blind, why aren't you just playing the same strategy against the BB that you would play in a heads up game? ie raising a lot even with weak aces, low PPs etc?
Love this series Daniel! It’s so helpful to here such a good player like yourself talk through hands and ranges. Thank you it’s very insightful and interesting. Good luck this year
Still so humble and self-aware, you're the man Daniel
Well described . Clear and concise - excellent !
this is a really interesting hand, this value bet on the river is a good option against amateur players, they surely pay this whit six or pocket 3, 4 or 5 and fold hands like in the video. But this is high level poker and very exciting, thanks for sharing your knowledge, you are the best.
Damn, I got introduced to poker in some random video related to poker. It's been a month, I'm a fish clearly, trying to learn stuff but its so hard :(
Watch Jason Somerville's videos on both UA-cam and Twitch. He plays online and faces both weak and strong opponents. If you are brand new to poker, it's OK to watch some videos like this, but you need to see hands that have weak or mediocre players in them as well. It's very different from hands where all the players are extremely strong.
mynameisrandy thanks man!
Great analysis! High level poker from the two best poker players of all-time
Interesting as always.
Could we ask the editor for a favor though? When showing the range grids - could you also edit in the current board at that moment somewhere on screen? Would make it easier to follow Daniels line of thought w/o skipping back and forth in the vid.
Love these breakdowns and on hands that you lost, thanks again for the content!
The best hand I've seen in a long time. Tho he said he would check the river if checked to him, I think he would've bet as he's never letting go of that pot after raising the flop. Check call on the river and as played, one needs brass balls and a read sharper than a fox to raise Negreanu in that situation, with King high on that board! Rediculous Bluff, very well played by Bonomo and a rare minor mistake by Negreanu to bet the river, instead of check calling. The bottom line against players like bonomo, you'll always check call the river with marginal hands. it's better to lose a little value than to lose the entire pot! Wonderful hand and video, loads of information ☆☆☆
Great hand and break down to watch. Cheers Daniel.
You even said it yourself mate his bluffs are a huge part of his range so why not 3bet semi bluff flop with a chance to fold to a jam? You say you're too deep to re raise and get it in but you don't mention the massive amount of fold equity you have here which is massively more important imo. You got owned pretty hard here. As played it's an absolutely crystal clear check call river.
This is what sportsman ship looks like! Good video tough spot!
Thoughts on Wenger’s legacy ending?
George probably a couple of years too late. He should've retired after winning the fa cup again.
agree, people have short, selective memory. they will remember the failings now, and farcical hypocritical press conferences, rather then the fact that he revolutionized english football/soccer and was challenging manchester united when nobody else could, and with a 3-4 times smaller budget.
Is daniel an arsenal fan?
Daniel can you PLEASE do the wsop videos everyday like you did last year i looked forward to watching your videos each day!!!
You know you're good when you make Daniel Negreanu Sweat.
You have to realize that everything you do at the poker table conveys information
It's the right move to fold, unless you really know him well and have the feeling
Love the way you're structuring your videos.
This is why Dneg is the best. People who can critique themselves will always improve
I agree with you Daniel, when I'm playing tough players like this I always check marginal hands, in and out of position for that same reason, you bet thin for value and out of nowhere a big raise comes along and is tank time. just happened to me yesterday in a tournament.
Toughest river spot for me is: Having a Set on a board where you only need 1 card for a straight
Great to hear your reasoning daniel
I sometimes do bet the same way on the river as you did in order to induce a bluff from the other player...
Good instructional hand and analysis. Interesting is how much would Negreanu would have had to bet on the river so Bonomo would have folded and not re-raised. Surely another £200k, would’ve done it. However Negreanu isn’t sure of Bonomo’s hand, he could be just running into trouble. Safest play given the situation was the check/call.
ive watched so many videos of you playing, but ive never seen you so quiet at the table ;DD
Loved the poker hand chart.. Well done
Hey Daniel would it be a smart play to check and see if he bets smaller to see his cards or would you have bet how you did and hope he doesn’t raise
Daniel, the way you break this down is way over my head ....thats why your kid poker .....
Daniel, moving that mic about 6 inches further away will help with your audio problems in recent vids. Great vid again, as per usual. Still "booo" to the PokerStars association.
Bonomo is not one of those "most opponents", he is one of the best players ever.
@Hill Monica what's the difference?
I think you just over thought the hand. Simply he called you pre-flop 4 times the BB. it's not likely he has a 7 nor 6,7 in his range. He raised you on the flop but he then checked the turn with a flush draw out there , now he definitely doesn't have a 7. You are giving him too much credit. He called you pre-flop simply because he had high cards, like most players would. Then raised you on the flop because he knew you missed on the flop with 6,2,7 .
I think 7/10 times here you’re right
I really enjoyed the explanations about this hand- very insightful for a "noob" like me.
Excellent point on his play considering your chip stack.
Daniel - noticed an AUDIO PROBLEM. The volume on the tournament clips was SO much lower than the volume of your commentary,, with the result that to hear the clips adequately I had to crank the volume so high that when we cut back to you, it was WAY TOO LOUD. So, don't know if you should raise one or lower the other, but probably want to match those levels. Thanks.
Great video daniel! Always learning with you..do you consider a good option to do all in on the flop when having flush draw like your hand?.. Poker legend an vegan you are my idol!!
Sometimes but not with that many chips as I said in the video. He could have me crushed with a higher flush draw
Awesome, really interesting analysis.
Kudos to you Daniel for showing a hand where you were bluffed out of the pot. Only the truly great would show this.
You would make an excellent teacher Daniel!! I think you were in a very difficult spot in that situation. Nonetheless, good commentary :)
Power poker. Love the way you're structuring your videos.
It always amazes me that so many world class geniuses spend their time commenting on youtube videos. Negreanu has spent the last 20+ years making millions playing poker and yet there is post after post along the lines of " what you should have done is...".
Here's the thing. Nobody commenting on poker videos has ever played as high stakes as the likes of Negreanu or Polk so commenting on their videos trying to point out their "obvious errors" is utterly pointless because none of us have ever been (or ever will be) in that situation.
Flop should be a high frequency check planning to checkraise with this combo?
which one is the video where you talk about bet sizes on different circumstances sir? 😀
Legend says Justin can hear your cards from across the table.
Could you add the flop/board graphics alongside the range board?
Would he have folded on the turn if you led out instead of checked? Your range in that sequence fits any pocket pair nicely. Is it right to say that you don't want the river to come at all?
Hi bro
Which is better check,call small or rise to good value when we get good in flop
I like the analysis!
Great Video Daniel, Helps a Lot!! Keep it up!!
I feel the analysis gets to deep. Given that we don't know his range (Bonomo's) in the end it looks like he doesn't want to be called. If he had that boat what possible hands would have called him with no flush?
Another great video, thanks Daniel
Hi Daniel! Quick question. Have you read Pokers 1% by Ed Miller? It came out a few years ago and introduced me to GTO poker, but in the book Ed calls it frequency based poker. All about ranges and how to approach the game with this way of thinking. I love video's (especially yours!) on the subject, but I also like to read. Would you recommend a certain GTO Poker book? Thanks for your time!
great videos! thanks for all the tips too
Hey Daniel i love your videos but could you possibly have the volume level of the video clips that you show match the volume level of your analysis. Your videos are great but that would make them a bit better.
it's very easy for us to judge because we see the cards... But knowing myself and the risks I take, I would've probably re-raised all in. specially if he checked as if he was waiting for spades, and then bet as if he got the club flush
Daniel this is awesome, as usual, but how did you watch this video and not realize how horrible your audio is coming of that mic? Every time the video switched back to you, my ears exploded
What's the name of the table which appears with thousand of square ? Thanks
Damn I wish you could’ve made that call Daniel.. it just seems more likely that a crafty player like Justin is bluffing rather than having the sets or boats that he’s repping (easy to say when you can see the cards) I know