Poker Strategy: Live Tournament TIPS

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  • Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
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  • @ltisenotem
    @ltisenotem 6 років тому +21

    I have mad respect for these tips.
    Even though it looks like he never conquered the alphabet or basic spelling, writing clearly on white board takes a special skill

  • @ronaldwose340
    @ronaldwose340 5 років тому +2

    Great info. I’ve been getting several full houses on the flop lately. One was 92, and flopped 992. I called all raises, went half my chips on turn and all in on river, a real blindsided hand, won a huge pot.

  • @jlaux7
    @jlaux7 5 років тому +9

    I beg to differ on #2 (players don't like to call shoves):
    I've played in plenty of low stakes live tourneys ($100-$200 range) so I've been in enough short stack situations. I've done 8BB - 12BB shoves and gotten called by pretty mediocre hands, such as low suited connectors. I think plenty of people fail to understand what hand ranges are appropriate to call in particular situations. It's certainly dependent on the person, so the best thing to do is to identify the loose callers and the tight players.

  • @LetsPolitick
    @LetsPolitick 5 років тому

    Great video with simple, practical tips. Ty.

  • @JUanHernandezism
    @JUanHernandezism 3 роки тому

    I really needed these tips. I play micro MTTs and am going to play my first live MTT 240 buy in.

  • @Interjrux
    @Interjrux 8 років тому

    watch this again months later. thanks again

  • @melaniomacadangdang4758
    @melaniomacadangdang4758 7 років тому

    Nick, how are you? Thank you for all these helpful videos. It really helps me fine tune my game especially tournament.
    Take care.
    BigMac

  • @Suureush
    @Suureush 7 років тому

    Cool number trick number three! Had me laughing :D I like your personality mate :)

  • @TomerKoron
    @TomerKoron 11 місяців тому

    Thanks for the awesome tips! :)

  • @whoever0223
    @whoever0223 8 років тому +1

    nice tips. thank you.

  • @Interjrux
    @Interjrux 6 років тому +7

    Watching this again still broke ass hell lol but thanks 😂

  • @Seaton1518
    @Seaton1518 7 років тому

    cheerio! great tips lad!

  • @billbetz1
    @billbetz1 8 років тому

    Good advice , I like the shove more part,

  • @lindoadolfo
    @lindoadolfo 6 років тому

    Awesome videos !!!

  • @ghanimdashti5464
    @ghanimdashti5464 8 років тому +2

    very true regarding the river high bet. I ran into this situation a few times and guess what they made their hand on the river. it's polarizing though. either they got a very strong hand or nothing so it's up to you to decide.

  • @standcontractdelta8120
    @standcontractdelta8120 6 років тому +16

    Really neat handwriting Nick how did you get your pen licence

  • @Laoneislive
    @Laoneislive 7 місяців тому

    The dealers in all organized poker tournament hosted by casinos does a (what looks like) normal Overhand Shuffle. But while the dealer is shuffling they keep track of the cards they want to stack, and with a little practice they can manage to put the exact number of cards in between the cards they want to stack to make the next round of dealing favorable for whoever they choose.

    • @theGalaxyfox75
      @theGalaxyfox75 6 днів тому

      This would seem to be the case from some of the tournaments I played recently...guy to my direct left won maybe 15 straight hands

  • @elliott_jones
    @elliott_jones 6 років тому

    1 and 2 are very useful tips that every player needs to know. Might want to work on the handwriting though

  • @elvisrafaelnoguera6998
    @elvisrafaelnoguera6998 6 років тому

    I can across a great collection of videos that may help on card crusher fixer

  • @Kimock7Autism
    @Kimock7Autism Рік тому

    Tip #4: get a read to your left his or her reaction to your potential bet or raise BEFORE you actually do it. Do they look like they're ready to fold, call or shove?

  • @FernandoAfonsoMotorsports
    @FernandoAfonsoMotorsports 4 роки тому

    Very nice tips

  • @nikunjagarwal6420
    @nikunjagarwal6420 7 років тому +1

    I am very very struggle ing middle of the tournament how to play the middle stage 90% I getting out on that time can u please help me

  • @TomLuck
    @TomLuck 7 років тому

    Good Stuff.

  • @fishanimal4266
    @fishanimal4266 4 роки тому

    2mnths now starting to play liver poker with friends .I really enjoying the game and im looking all over the net , whatever I come across so that can to help me out with my GAME hhhh ...Anyway .this is very very ueseful anf hope ull help me out .Here in our little country I think only 2 % hhhh of the whole population hhh have CREDIT card ..I'M NOT ONE OF THOSE HHH .BUT I just lodge an application for ONE so that i can join the fun ..Thank you very much .

  • @miker2749
    @miker2749 6 років тому

    Gracias

  • @f0t0b0y
    @f0t0b0y 6 років тому +2

    “Cold, dark and wet” Apparently so is you lighting. ☺️ Cheers for the info.

    • @josef.torrealba6992
      @josef.torrealba6992 4 роки тому +1

      Im not sure but ,if anyone else wants to discover poker secrets tips try Card Crusher Fixer (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my friend got great results with it.

  • @Jus7as
    @Jus7as 8 років тому +6

    It`s wet outside so you thought it would be nice to come inside? haha nice tips mate

  • @Interjrux
    @Interjrux 8 років тому

    thanks

  • @MelFinehout
    @MelFinehout 7 років тому

    Can you make a video about turn calling ranges after the flop checks through? JK. lol

  • @antoniochavez422
    @antoniochavez422 4 роки тому

    WTF, live tournaments vs dead tournaments? Intelligent guy

  • @viaavi2920
    @viaavi2920 Рік тому

    🤙🤙

  • @mig7290
    @mig7290 2 роки тому

    The problem is most players happy to call off a shove with about 99+

  • @Beanmachine91
    @Beanmachine91 2 роки тому

    its hard being a penny pincher like mr krabs

  • @Alberts_Stuff
    @Alberts_Stuff 5 років тому +1

    Dude, you look like you should be rubbish at this. But because you are just being yourself, it actually works perfectly.
    It also helps that you know what you're talking about 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @charlesmurray3255
    @charlesmurray3255 4 роки тому

    If you had any idea in 2015 , where we would be in 2020...

  • @quattro4468
    @quattro4468 5 років тому

    Geggenpressing.

  • @celli2191
    @celli2191 5 років тому +1

    Look left

  • @JorgeRivera-yn6gb
    @JorgeRivera-yn6gb 8 років тому +4

    Say hi to the queen for me

    • @satyajitsinhkosamiya6822
      @satyajitsinhkosamiya6822 8 років тому

      😂😂😂

    • @ajnasu5099
      @ajnasu5099 6 років тому

      interesting points ,if anyone else wants to learn about best online poker tips try card crusher fixer (just google it ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my buddy got amazing success with it.

  • @felixelix2300
    @felixelix2300 4 роки тому

    This is a debacle 😂

  • @yellowwolf4392
    @yellowwolf4392 7 років тому

    Why do i wanna slap u for your hand writing smh

  • @davidboyd374
    @davidboyd374 4 місяці тому

    H
    This guy gave up and doesn't play any more.He talks the talk. But found that won't equate to walk the walk.
    Why. Because it's a human being making decisions on something he only has a small amount of information.
    And .
    That's why you win or lose and. It's called GAMBLING
    😂😂😂😎
    And unfortunately that's 100%. True

  • @joncena3028
    @joncena3028 4 роки тому

    Your handwriting tells us:
    1. You're a tight player
    2. You cant spell players