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Thanks! Since quite a few people have asked about that, I will explain this in my next Ask Me Anything live stream session (Monday, 13th May). I'll send you a link to the video once it's out.
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Thank you so much! Happy to hear that the video provided some value. Write these ideas down, and read them before a session if you tend to forget them. This is how I memorize concepts or if I make mistakes.
Great video thanks for the tips not a newbie, but definitely in need of new study. Interested in learning to memorize those pre-flop hand charts thanks.
Thank you! Glad it was useful. Since demand for the range memorizing is high, I will include it in my Ask Me Anything live stream on Monday next week. I'll send you the link once it's out, then you can watch it.
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Thank you! I'm always looking at ways to improve my videos. What exactly do you mean by "more graphics"? Can you give me an example of where graphics would have helped?
Thanks! Since quite a few people have asked about that, I will explain this in my next Ask Me Anything live stream session (Monday, 13th May). I'll send you a link to the video once it's out.
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The 1/3 game I play usually plays much bigger. Usually 1/3/6 and 1/3/15 or larger a quarter of the time and a lot of straddlers aggressively defend. Makes my decisions so easy.
Yeah, that's actually great for you! Might be a bit boring at times because you have to play super tight and basically almost just play jam or fold, but it keeps decisions easy and is super profitable.
Thanks! Since quite a few people have asked about that, I will explain this in my next Ask Me Anything live stream session (Monday, 13th May). I'll send you a link to the video once it's out.
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Not necessarily. I prefer o run it twice whenever I can. Embracing variance means that you have to accept it, but I still try to reduce if it doesn't cost anything. By costing I mean, for example, playing ultra tight would also reduce variance, but it also reduced the win rate. Running it twice, however, has no adverse negative whatsoever, which is why I would always do it.
Thanks! Since quite a few people have asked about that, I will explain this in my next Ask Me Anything live stream session (Monday, 13th May). I'll send you a link to the video once it's out.
Hey, in case you haven't seen it, the video about how to memorize range charts easily is now live. Here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/ZMrvtbFPNyk/v-deo.html
What about playng a 3bet or fold strategy? Also from the button... I started to implement it from a couplw.of month and doing much better. More aggression, more hup pot, not capping ranges, ecc... My winrate benefit a lot.
Also because the main counter of an overly aggressive 3bet strategy is 4betting light. And it occurs very very rarely. Only top reg are available to do that.
Thanks! That is a very good point! I didn't include it in there directly (although I said: just be more aggressive in general) because I do sometimes call on the BU, but it is an excellent point and merits its own video. Would you be willing to talk about it on camera? Then we could do a video about it together, where you say what you do and how it has affected your win rate. Obviously, you don't have to, but if you would like to be part of it, you would be very welcome! I would love to do this video.
@@LivePokerGuide Wow. Thank you so much for this possibility, but right now I don't feel confident in going on a UA-cam video... I'm more than happy to discuss some strategies in the comments. More about the topic: there is only one circumstance in which I flat. CO/BU vs a competent reg when in the blinds there are 1 or 2 fishes. In that circumstance I just call most of my range.
Tip #2 is the real one here. Every once in a while I'll be having a really good night. Be like 500bb or more deep. Look down at a hand like T7s in the sb and call a pf raise thinking "im playingreally deep. Ill at least see the flop and play accordingly." Flop will usually end up giving me some sort of combo draw that bricks ends up costing me a significant amount of money that I otherwise would have saved. It's almost like there is a GTO God who loves to dish out punishment for getting out of line.
That sounds reasonable. I am actually just working on a video about some rarely talked about skills in poker. One of them is to always have a reason when you deviate. If you have a good reason for limping, then that is absolutely fine. I do that too at times. But for 99.9% of players it is usually wrong when they limp.
if you are for real about this video, I can not thank you enough my friend. ty....Peace.You said if I am struggling to let you know in the comments. well...assist my friend. ty
Limp with a strong hand is fine when you’re sitting at a table with some raising wars going on. And you have no more than 100bb. I know those spots. Sometimes it backfires. And it’s ok. Once I limped AA and everyone limped. Flop was AK7. The rest is history.
Thanks. Yeah, you're actually right. You could cbet 99 on 99. If someone has a pocket pair, they will definitely continue. And aggressive players might even raise you with nothing.
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thanks mr, good coaching:)
Thank you!
Looking for your tips on memorizing charts! Thank you.
Thanks! Since quite a few people have asked about that, I will explain this in my next Ask Me Anything live stream session (Monday, 13th May). I'll send you a link to the video once it's out.
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@@LivePokerGuidethanks!
TIP #8
Excellent video. Clear, solid advice- when I am not winning I've forgotten one or two of these ideas. Thank you.
Thank you so much! Happy to hear that the video provided some value. Write these ideas down, and read them before a session if you tend to forget them. This is how I memorize concepts or if I make mistakes.
Great content. Thank you from Australia.
Thank you, much appreciated!
Thanks for this video. I like the image showing the marriage to QQ :-)
Thanks! That’s original footage of me getting married to the queens 😉
These tips are solid 👍
Thank you!
Great video thanks for the tips not a newbie, but definitely in need of new study. Interested in learning to memorize those pre-flop hand charts thanks.
Thank you! Glad it was useful.
Since demand for the range memorizing is high, I will include it in my Ask Me Anything live stream on Monday next week. I'll send you the link once it's out, then you can watch it.
Hey, in case you haven't seen it, the video about how to memorize range charts easily is now live. Here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/ZMrvtbFPNyk/v-deo.html
@@LivePokerGuide Watched it thanks- great stuff- keep 'em coming!
Great, clear explanations. You should redo this with more graphics. I've been playing for years and this really helped me.
Thank you! I'm always looking at ways to improve my videos. What exactly do you mean by "more graphics"? Can you give me an example of where graphics would have helped?
Excellent 👏👏👏
Thank you very much!
How to memorize the ranges?
Thanks! Since quite a few people have asked about that, I will explain this in my next Ask Me Anything live stream session (Monday, 13th May). I'll send you a link to the video once it's out.
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0. Never limp. That's what she says.
A brilliant lesson, mate!!
Thank you!
The 1/3 game I play usually plays much bigger. Usually 1/3/6 and 1/3/15 or larger a quarter of the time and a lot of straddlers aggressively defend. Makes my decisions so easy.
Yeah, that's actually great for you! Might be a bit boring at times because you have to play super tight and basically almost just play jam or fold, but it keeps decisions easy and is super profitable.
Interested in how to memorize charts
Thanks! Since quite a few people have asked about that, I will explain this in my next Ask Me Anything live stream session (Monday, 13th May). I'll send you a link to the video once it's out.
Hey, in case you haven't seen it, the video about how to memorize range charts easily is now live. Here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/ZMrvtbFPNyk/v-deo.html
Embrace variance. So... run it once or twice?
Not necessarily. I prefer o run it twice whenever I can. Embracing variance means that you have to accept it, but I still try to reduce if it doesn't cost anything. By costing I mean, for example, playing ultra tight would also reduce variance, but it also reduced the win rate.
Running it twice, however, has no adverse negative whatsoever, which is why I would always do it.
How can I memorize these ranges ? :) give me some tips master :)
Thanks! Since quite a few people have asked about that, I will explain this in my next Ask Me Anything live stream session (Monday, 13th May). I'll send you a link to the video once it's out.
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"honey can I use this picture of us as a meme?" ahah :p ...great video sir
Thank you! :)
Nice vids but if I can’t play suited connectors then I don’t even want to play poker 🤣 sounds boring as hell lol cheers 🍻
Hehe, yeah. Somehow that’s the whole fun I thought. But who’s playing poker for fun? 😉
What about playng a 3bet or fold strategy? Also from the button... I started to implement it from a couplw.of month and doing much better. More aggression, more hup pot, not capping ranges, ecc... My winrate benefit a lot.
Also because the main counter of an overly aggressive 3bet strategy is 4betting light. And it occurs very very rarely. Only top reg are available to do that.
Thanks! That is a very good point! I didn't include it in there directly (although I said: just be more aggressive in general) because I do sometimes call on the BU, but it is an excellent point and merits its own video.
Would you be willing to talk about it on camera? Then we could do a video about it together, where you say what you do and how it has affected your win rate. Obviously, you don't have to, but if you would like to be part of it, you would be very welcome! I would love to do this video.
@@LivePokerGuide
Wow. Thank you so much for this possibility, but right now I don't feel confident in going on a UA-cam video... I'm more than happy to discuss some strategies in the comments.
More about the topic: there is only one circumstance in which I flat. CO/BU vs a competent reg when in the blinds there are 1 or 2 fishes. In that circumstance I just call most of my range.
@@LivePokerGuideI’ll do it
Tip #2 is the real one here. Every once in a while I'll be having a really good night. Be like 500bb or more deep. Look down at a hand like T7s in the sb and call a pf raise thinking "im playingreally deep. Ill at least see the flop and play accordingly." Flop will usually end up giving me some sort of combo draw that bricks ends up costing me a significant amount of money that I otherwise would have saved. It's almost like there is a GTO God who loves to dish out punishment for getting out of line.
Yes, that’s exactly the trap many players fall into. It is so important to be disciplined and only play the hands that you would normally play.
Hey creator, If you wanted to discuss ideas in poker. I am always game sir,
Thanks. Please send me an email to anwag.london@gmail.com for any collaboration suggestions.
Never limp could be tough
Why could that be tough?
Woah. After seeing that video of chess players....I might switch to chess!
Haha, yes! I don't think it's representative though ;-)
NEVER BLUFF
That's not the summary of this video ;-)
I only limp 5%ish. I only play live so it around that. But the 5% is because there are absolute maniacs that sit down and trust me limping is fine.
That sounds reasonable. I am actually just working on a video about some rarely talked about skills in poker. One of them is to always have a reason when you deviate. If you have a good reason for limping, then that is absolutely fine. I do that too at times. But for 99.9% of players it is usually wrong when they limp.
if you are for real about this video, I can not thank you enough my friend. ty....Peace.You said if I am struggling to let you know in the comments. well...assist my friend. ty
Ok, so what is it that troubles you? How can I help?
Limp with a strong hand is fine when you’re sitting at a table with some raising wars going on. And you have no more than 100bb. I know those spots. Sometimes it backfires. And it’s ok. Once I limped AA and everyone limped. Flop was AK7. The rest is history.
I agree with that, but I normally don't see lots of raising wars happening at 1/2 or 1/3.
@@LivePokerGuide then I play at better games :) And I play the best hours at night. With tilted and drunk regs.
Even in the 99 case you can start betting, people simply don't believe
Thanks. Yeah, you're actually right. You could cbet 99 on 99. If someone has a pocket pair, they will definitely continue. And aggressive players might even raise you with nothing.
Triple barrel bluffs against recs and🐠is suicide.
Depends a bit on what kind of recs they are. I would not say this as a blank statement, but in general you’re right.
Adapting to the table is pretty important. Uhhhhhh
How can I memorize preflop.ranges?
Here’s a short video about how to easily memorize opening ranges:
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You lost me at tip 0 😓
I hope that you have learned something then. There are many more videos to come that are designed to help viewers improve their game.
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Thanks. I have made chapters on some of my newer videos, definitely learning from this.
@@LivePokerGuide Great content anyway ;)
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you and @ArtigianPoker should collab haha!!
Great idea! I’ll ask him 😉