In decades past, this "game" was dominated by degenerates; Now, it is mastered by 'academic athletes'; Competition is the best - Equality is the worst; I like poker because the best players succeed - unlike the real world, where the rich people can just do whatever; if you are a rich poker player and just 'do whatever', then you are a loser - like a fishy whale...... fishy whales are the best kind of losers - just smile and be nice to them;
@@rustybumperclassics6342 if it mostly makes you money doing that, then keep doing it even when it finally does backfire. Obviously it’s better most of the time than not
I was killing it for like 2 weeks with Ace, Queen.....but the last 2 weeks I've been getting Killed by it .....a couple suck outs when I actually do hit the Ace or the Queen....but I actually do Better with Ace, Jack then Ace Queen whether I hit the Jack against a smaller pocket pair or against A,K/A,Q.....but yea A,Q can be your best friend and also your worst enemy!
To be honest, most true nits I run into don't 3bet their monster hands, they just flat call behind you. But just the fact that they call your raise is the equivalent of anyone else 3betting you, so you know just from their calling you that they have a monster. So unless I get a K, J, 10 rainbow flop, I'm not putting another dime into the pot with AQ offsuit in this scenario.
Lol. That’s bad advice. If you only bet when you have the nuts against nits then you will never win money on them because you have also become a nit to them and they will fold everytime against you.
@@HoneyNutGaming You don't make much money off of nits to begin with, that's why they're called nits. I focus on making my money off of LAGs, maniacs, and fish. If a nit gets into a pot with me, my primary goal is stack preservation.
@@nitthegrit7544 if they show aggression post flop then I 100% agree with you. But if it’s preflop and on the flop you should be aggressive towards them because they won’t have the nuts every hand. It’s super rare In poker to have a super strong hand: if they are the type that plays 1 hand an hour and comes in for a raise… then yeah I’d fold most hands to them. But you shouldn’t be folding everytime
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I'd like to hear your opinion on people who sit down and like to talk about the cards they just had last hand almost every hand. They feel obligated to tell you what cards they had and sometimes look frustrated when they ask you if you had the cards they thought you had and you don't tell them. The best information I get at the poker table is usually within the first hour and it's given by the people who just can't stop telling us the cards they're folding or playing and why
Most of these guys are fairly new to poker (although not always). They are trying to make sense of a game they don't understand well. I'll give these guys information occasionally, because I know my play is well ahead of theirs and I don't want them getting too frustrated and quitting.
I was lucky to get at a table with a NIT, and a whale! I was between them. I sure got my stats up for that week. I play coins. I won 8 M in about an hour of work. I was at one table with a Nit. I was clapping when he called or bet. Basically. I don't bluff. I love showing off when lose a bet. Whenever I fold after a bet that I lose I also show my hand. 😊 it is a psychological move...when I show the hand I loose on they think I am a dumb woman. When I actually lose and show them that...They think I am a dumb women. Meanwhile I am playing strictly what I learned from blackrain69 and I am only playing winning hands. The Good Players may realize I am pretty good. I find they fold rather quickly. I will then walk the dog so to speak, and after raising the bet on the preflop I will also raise them on the street cards. Clearing out the fleas so to speak. Then I raise big time. ( not with the "Nit or TAG.) The whales and the nits who don't have a hand fold. I am left with the Sportsman better, who is going to call anything. I am also stuck with the tAG who possibly bets. I will fold in that case to the TAG. Except if I have the nuts. Then the TAG possibly wins over any Whale. ( I call them "COWBOYS" AS THEY ARE LIKE THE WILD WEST. I CALL TAG PLAYERS, "GOOD PLAYERS." I CALL nits, Nit. I also have a made up name...the sleepers. THEY ARE THE PLAYERS WHO FOR EXAMPLE: Get the nuts on the turn of AA. And I have KK and a AK comes up, and I continue to walk the dog so to speak, then they still might not bet. I go all in and lose my pot😢 That is my weak point. I am so excited that I have trips, and on the river I don't notice a boat ot a higher trip on the river. I do that so often and lose. I force myself to look at the odds on the bottom before I call on the river. I am winning more coins that way! Nate has me understanding the fine points of playing. I have gone from ( at multiple table tournaments) gone from an average of winning 33% of part of the pot, usually averaging at least the bottom third, and sometimes the bottom 15-20%. I am going to the final table now, about 10-15%. I give the credit to Nate. He is the only poker channel I subscribe to. I love how he makes it simple with his different table scenarios. When I don't understand what he is teaching, I stop the tape and study the table. Player types like he is teaching in this video is very important. Instead of spacing out I am watching the players. I take notes mentally on how often they "bluff" when I finally get to the "money" then I know how they play, what they play, and how they bet. I avoid many pitfalls that way... Your place at the tournament is important too! In the beginning I will fold everything but the BB and maybe the SB. After the " couboys leave. the tables settle down. I mostly do well with the TAGS and "good players." It's the skillful occasbluffers and "cowboys" that get me. Coyboys are hard to dect if they are bluffing like they usually do and USUALLY TAGS will fold if they don't have a hand. I am finally learning about table position. Nate is right about the tips on position. If the game is tough I will even fold AA out of position with a sports player or just call. I have lost my money many times being out of position. You have a "Broadway" hand and bet part of your pot, and lose it when the "buddy" to the left of you goes all in. If a TAG goes all in when I am out of position I HAVE to fold. By being in the right position, I can judge who is calling and going to play. I am able to Judge if I want to face off with them. Nates position on Aces is so true. If you watch, you will readily see how many hands are lost by people who ALWAYS hold onto A's no matter what. By watching the players who win I am able to see what they are winning with. I hate loosing when I have a lower kicker. I generally fold is I have anything paired with an ACE that is lower than a eight. So, what is your opinion? Do you have any tips for me? You think I could play a better way? Sorry to have such a long post. I like writing! ❤
I am studying your videos. But the best is listening to your videos while I play poker! You are like Yoda. Are you Yoda? ...............All kidding aside, thank you so much for your lessons!
DOPE! Good stuff, Nathan! I normally narrow it down to two, or three hands opponents can have / are likely to have. Hopefully narrow to two. I like your approach and will absolutely take the advice.
Nice video/love your work. . Against a TAG i would also fold most of the time (this is also the GTO way from LJ versus BTN reraise). From HJ we start mixing in 4bets and calls but still think that most smale stake TAGs bluff to less in this situation and a fold is still fine
I really like your videos and the material that you present is good but I’m having huge problems with online poker, especially with gg poker. When I have a really strong hand against the LAG and Whales and Maniacs I loss on the river. With a 4-6% chance of them catching their miracle card, they catch it. I have 100s of hands saved to prove this. It’s insane and needless to say frustrating. I can not recommend GGPoker or Pokerstars for that matter to anyone.
@@gerrydroege9444 Sorry to hear you have the feeling GG and Stars are ricked. I really dont believe big registered sites are. I think you have a kind of tilt called injustice tilt. Read Jared Tendlers book the Mental game of boker pages98/99 which maybe explains what you are experiencing. If you really think GG and stars are cheating with cards, my advise would to stop playing there. All the best and hope you dont take my feedback in a negative way.
@@dennisje2925 hi Dennis I have not taken your comment negatively. When playing I look for hand patterns. At Stars here is just one example. If I have Broadway cards and the flop comes all under 10 high then I know I can throw my hand away because the rest of the board will stay under 10 high. That’s a simple fact. And just to be clear I’m taking hand ranges into account. On GGPoker if that miracle card with a 6% (3 outs) hits then that should only happen out of 100 hands 6 times. And like coin flips there is variance. However this variance is never ending. I have stopped playing Pokerstars. I like GGPoker’s tournament games but their cash games are not above board. No tilt, no mental issues just facts. Pay closer attention to the website hand patterns and not just your opponents
@@gerrydroege9444 Beats are part of the game, online you will see many more. I've had my share of horrid runs, I've flopped quads twice and lost. Variance can kick you in the rear hard. The thing is, how are you betting your hands? If you flop a set and the board is dry you can make smaller bets to get the chasers to call post. On the turn however you need to amp it up. 30-50% of pot isn't getting it done. You should bet 75-100% of the pot on the turn when your opponent calls your post flop bet, unless a str8/flush has completed on the turn, and if there is a draw possibility that comes up on the turn, but no made hand yet possible, consider shoving the turn. You want the guy with 8-11 outs going all in after the turn, and even more so, the 2 out player calling. Are you 3 betting enough when you have a strong starter to reduce the field to 1 or 2 callers? Or are you letting 5 others see the flop? I played in a live game today where a guy caught QQ preflop playing 1/2 in position. He raised to 15 pre and got 2 callers. Board was dry, it checks to him and he bets only $5, so both players call. The turn was a blank but gave a flush draw, it again checks to him, and again he bets only $5. The river was an ace, and the person holding one bets the rest of his stack, $65, and he calls with the QQ. You can't be mad when someone does this, because you let them get there cheap. Instead with $48 in the pot post flop, he should have bet around $30-$35. The guy has to put in 1/2 his remaining stack to call, with ace high. When the turn bricks, put him all in. If he calls all in with 3 outs and hits, you got every chip in good, so you cannot be upset. You want to run this as many times as possible. You can't do anything about beats, but you can punish the chasers by making them call priced out., but If you put the $35 bet in post and they both fold, great. You just picked up 24bbs easily. The only time I'm not betting the turn is in position against a player who will bluff the river on a missed draw 95% of the time, because they are never calling a turn bet that misses them anyway, but think they can steal because in their mind, you are on a draw as well when u checked the turn.
Technically speaking, flat calling a BU vs MP 3-bet from a good TAG with AQo is not that great either (especially after opening 3x). You'd usually wanna 4-bet or fold.
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Nathan I don't know what I do in that situation when you're at the table do you watch what cards go down what cards played I've seen more than twice but if I ain't seen it aces and there's been lots of Jackson Kings I just might fold but if it looks like East Queen when's popularity contest I shove this for sure thing because no one will fold after he tries going over the top of me. I don't mind this as bad as those people who have winning hands and don't bet them what do you call those types players the sandbaggers I don't know
Hi from “Bonnie Scotland Nathan, love your tuition video’s absolutely superb for a novice like me who has only really played the odd pub/home game with friends, I recently started to play again in a local Friday night league which I did well enough to then qualify for the regionals and managed to do well enough to now qualify for the nationals with the end goal a free plane ticket to Vegas and paid £10k seat!!! Just a pipe dream but what it has done is reignite a passion for the game and I’m now like a sponge and before placing a large deposit online have been trying to learn as much as I possibly can first. My question for you is 3 fold what is the best system to play on? Ie I have an iPad, IMac, and laptop in the house, what software for tracking and what sites based in the UK accept them. Many thanks Steve
I know you can only fit in so much in a 10 min clip....but this only looked at the scenario of you getting 3 bet, which is also the easiest situation to isolate a hand There are far more common scenarios during hands that need analysis.
Hey here's one for you Nathan you wait for those whales to win just once then play whatever he's playing next baby cuz I've been doing my homework and nobody plays online wins twice in a row unless gone all in and lost and he's got a little bit left so good luck in all your endeavors
So annoying, a clickbait name How to Read Their Hand Every Time" and the first sentence goes that it is not possible. So why write it in the title? Dislike.
online poker takes all the fun... and winning... right out of the game for me. let me see you and i will take your candy. but if you hide, i can't do a thing with that.
It's funny to me that this dude never shows up at the WSOP or the SHRB. He knows good stuff but, not an icon like Foxen, Chidwick or Peters. Good content but show us results dude!
please stop insulting our intelligence with the same stint every time, maybe it's good at getting new viewers but you need to keep people coming back. I've been watching your channel for a couple months now and at first I thought it was a nice supplement to my training from Jonathan Little. But you fail to put out new content and keep hammering the same clickbait videos that you've put out 10 times each. A few weeks ago I said enough is enough I'm sick of watching this guy, his videos are so boring at this point and I stopped watching.
@@BLohse what's that have to do with anything I said? I never made a claim at how good I am. And I'm sorry if I sounded angry at Nathan I came across wrong, I honestly noticed that I stopped watching the videos because they became the same boring thing. And also if you were a winning play you'd know that being a winning player is all relative to the game you are playing. I know that at the 1/2 NL game I play at Foxwoods I smash haha but I'm very honest how low I am
"Today I'm gonna teach how to read their poker hand every single time" ... 3 seconds later ... "Let me point out that it's not possible to read their poker hand every single time" Yet there is still 11:06 minutes of video afterwards. Care to explain, you muppet?
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How good are you at hand reading in poker? Also, here are the 3 obvious signs of a recreational poker player: ua-cam.com/video/dKW6tTTx2Yg/v-deo.html
Im the master, I reckon I can beat you now 🤣 only joking
In decades past, this "game" was dominated by degenerates;
Now, it is mastered by 'academic athletes';
Competition is the best - Equality is the worst;
I like poker because the best players succeed - unlike the real world, where the rich people can just do whatever;
if you are a rich poker player and just 'do whatever', then you are a loser - like a fishy whale......
fishy whales are the best kind of losers - just smile and be nice to them;
I call AQ the "Parking Lot Hand". If you go all in with AQ in a tournament, you will be in the parking lot, heading home afterwards. 👍👊💯
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I swear to god that hand kills me so much whenever I go all I’m smh.
I like AQ most of the time. Haven't done me wrong yet, still waiting.
@@rustybumperclassics6342 if it mostly makes you money doing that, then keep doing it even when it finally does backfire. Obviously it’s better most of the time than not
I was killing it for like 2 weeks with Ace, Queen.....but the last 2 weeks I've been getting Killed by it .....a couple suck outs when I actually do hit the Ace or the Queen....but I actually do Better with Ace, Jack then Ace Queen whether I hit the Jack against a smaller pocket pair or against A,K/A,Q.....but yea A,Q can be your best friend and also your worst enemy!
You have been blessed with an ability to explain things in a very clear and cogent manner. Keep up the great work, sir!
Happy to help, thanks for watching my poker videos!
very in depth strategy on how to roll different player types. watched several of these videos and they are excellent
To be honest, most true nits I run into don't 3bet their monster hands, they just flat call behind you. But just the fact that they call your raise is the equivalent of anyone else 3betting you, so you know just from their calling you that they have a monster. So unless I get a K, J, 10 rainbow flop, I'm not putting another dime into the pot with AQ offsuit in this scenario.
I concur! 👍
Yep!
Lol. That’s bad advice. If you only bet when you have the nuts against nits then you will never win money on them because you have also become a nit to them and they will fold everytime against you.
@@HoneyNutGaming You don't make much money off of nits to begin with, that's why they're called nits. I focus on making my money off of LAGs, maniacs, and fish. If a nit gets into a pot with me, my primary goal is stack preservation.
@@nitthegrit7544 if they show aggression post flop then I 100% agree with you. But if it’s preflop and on the flop you should be aggressive towards them because they won’t have the nuts every hand. It’s super rare In poker to have a super strong hand: if they are the type that plays 1 hand an hour and comes in for a raise… then yeah I’d fold most hands to them. But you shouldn’t be folding everytime
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At a live table at a casino, do you recommend just folding most hands at first until you figure out the player types your up against?
This is a great video. Solid, foundational advice.
Glad it was helpful!
Good stuff, Nathan. I intend to put your advice into practice next time I visit Mohegan Sun Connecticut. Wish me luck!
Best of luck!
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Awesome! Thank you!
I constantly have to change playstyles new people always joining, people stop calling so increase range , loosing patience. Ect.
VERY good point. Changing table dynamics.
Table dynamics definitely have an ebb and flow to them. The good players constantly adjust.
You think we can just put them all in a few categories? I don’t
I'd like to hear your opinion on people who sit down and like to talk about the cards they just had last hand almost every hand. They feel obligated to tell you what cards they had and sometimes look frustrated when they ask you if you had the cards they thought you had and you don't tell them. The best information I get at the poker table is usually within the first hour and it's given by the people who just can't stop telling us the cards they're folding or playing and why
Gotta love those guys, they're generally telling the truth.
Most of these guys are fairly new to poker (although not always). They are trying to make sense of a game they don't understand well. I'll give these guys information occasionally, because I know my play is well ahead of theirs and I don't want them getting too frustrated and quitting.
@@genekboyer ….because you want to take their $$$. 😊
I was lucky to get at a table with a NIT, and a whale! I was between them. I sure got my stats up for that week. I play coins. I won 8 M in about an hour of work. I was at one table with a Nit. I was clapping when he called or bet.
Basically. I don't bluff. I love showing off when lose a bet. Whenever I fold after a bet that I lose I also show my hand. 😊 it is a psychological move...when I show the hand I loose on they think I am a dumb woman. When I actually lose and show them that...They think I am a dumb women. Meanwhile I am playing strictly what I learned from blackrain69 and I am only playing winning hands. The Good Players may realize I am pretty good. I find they fold rather quickly. I will then walk the dog so to speak, and after raising the bet on the preflop I will also raise them on the street cards. Clearing out the fleas so to speak. Then I raise big time. ( not with the "Nit or TAG.)
The whales and the nits who don't have a hand fold. I am left with the Sportsman better, who is going to call anything. I am also stuck with the tAG who possibly bets. I will fold in that case to the TAG. Except if I have the nuts. Then the TAG possibly wins over any Whale. ( I call them "COWBOYS" AS THEY ARE LIKE THE WILD WEST. I CALL TAG PLAYERS, "GOOD PLAYERS." I CALL nits, Nit.
I also have a made up name...the sleepers. THEY ARE THE PLAYERS WHO FOR EXAMPLE: Get the nuts on the turn of AA. And I have KK and a AK comes up, and I continue to walk the dog so to speak, then they still might not bet. I go all in and lose my pot😢
That is my weak point. I am so excited that I have trips, and on the river I don't notice a boat ot a higher trip on the river. I do that so often and lose. I force myself to look at the odds on the bottom before I call on the river. I am winning more coins that way!
Nate has me understanding the fine points of playing. I have gone from ( at multiple table tournaments) gone from an average of winning 33% of part of the pot, usually averaging at least the bottom third, and sometimes the bottom 15-20%. I am going to the final table now, about 10-15%.
I give the credit to Nate. He is the only poker channel I subscribe to. I love how he makes it simple with his different table scenarios. When I don't understand what he is teaching, I stop the tape and study the table.
Player types like he is teaching in this video is very important. Instead of spacing out I am watching the players. I take notes mentally on how often they "bluff" when I finally get to the "money" then I know how they play, what they play, and how they bet. I avoid many pitfalls that way...
Your place at the tournament is important too! In the beginning I will fold everything but the BB and maybe the SB. After the " couboys leave. the tables settle down. I mostly do well with the TAGS and "good players." It's the skillful occasbluffers and "cowboys" that get me. Coyboys are hard to dect if they are bluffing like they usually do and USUALLY TAGS will fold if they don't have a hand.
I am finally learning about table position. Nate is right about the tips on position. If the game is tough I will even fold AA out of position with a sports player or just call. I have lost my money many times being out of position. You have a "Broadway" hand and bet part of your pot, and lose it when the "buddy" to the left of you goes all in. If a TAG goes all in when I am out of position I HAVE to fold.
By being in the right position, I can judge who is calling and going to play. I am able to Judge if I want to face off with them.
Nates position on Aces is so true. If you watch, you will readily see how many hands are lost by people who ALWAYS hold onto A's no matter what. By watching the players who win I am able to see what they are winning with. I hate loosing when I have a lower kicker. I generally fold is I have anything paired with an ACE that is lower than a eight.
So, what is your opinion? Do you have any tips for me? You think I could play a better way?
Sorry to have such a long post. I like writing! ❤
I can’t believe how you much you can steal from the nits. They’re very unlikely to pay you off but you can steal those blinds all day!
Hello Nathan, how about if we have JJ against TAG, should we 4 bet?
Could you give us the VPIP, PR and 3bet numbers for those 5 type of players, please?!
I am studying your videos. But the best is listening to your videos while I play poker! You are like Yoda. Are you Yoda? ...............All kidding aside, thank you so much for your lessons!
Haha, glad my videos are helping you Sheldon!
Are hand ranges specific to the person or to the position or both?
DOPE! Good stuff, Nathan!
I normally narrow it down to two, or three hands opponents can have / are likely to have. Hopefully narrow to two. I like your approach and will absolutely take the advice.
Nice video/love your work. . Against a TAG i would also fold most of the time (this is also the GTO way from LJ versus BTN reraise). From HJ we start mixing in 4bets and calls but still think that most smale stake TAGs bluff to less in this situation and a fold is still fine
I really like your videos and the material that you present is good but I’m having huge problems with online poker, especially with gg poker.
When I have a really strong hand against the LAG and Whales and Maniacs I loss on the river. With a 4-6% chance of them catching their miracle card, they catch it. I have 100s of hands saved to prove this. It’s insane and needless to say frustrating. I can not recommend GGPoker or Pokerstars for that matter to anyone.
@@gerrydroege9444 Sorry to hear you have the feeling GG and Stars are ricked. I really dont believe big registered sites are. I think you have a kind of tilt called injustice tilt. Read Jared Tendlers book the Mental game of boker pages98/99 which maybe explains what you are experiencing. If you really think GG and stars are cheating with cards, my advise would to stop playing there. All the best and hope you dont take my feedback in a negative way.
@@dennisje2925 hi Dennis I have not taken your comment negatively. When playing I look for hand patterns. At Stars here is just one example. If I have Broadway cards and the flop comes all under 10 high then I know I can throw my hand away because the rest of the board will stay under 10 high. That’s a simple fact. And just to be clear I’m taking hand ranges into account. On GGPoker if that miracle card with a 6% (3 outs) hits then that should only happen out of 100 hands 6 times. And like coin flips there is variance. However this variance is never ending. I have stopped playing Pokerstars. I like GGPoker’s tournament games but their cash games are not above board. No tilt, no mental issues just facts. Pay closer attention to the website hand patterns and not just your opponents
@@gerrydroege9444 Beats are part of the game, online you will see many more. I've had my share of horrid runs, I've flopped quads twice and lost.
Variance can kick you in the rear hard.
The thing is, how are you betting your hands? If you flop a set and the board is dry you can make smaller bets to get the chasers to call post.
On the turn however you need to amp it up. 30-50% of pot isn't getting it done. You should bet 75-100% of the pot on the turn when your opponent calls your post flop bet, unless a str8/flush has completed on the turn, and if there is a draw possibility that comes up on the turn, but no made hand yet possible, consider shoving the turn. You want the guy with 8-11 outs going all in after the turn, and even more so, the 2 out player calling.
Are you 3 betting enough when you have a strong starter to reduce the field to 1 or 2 callers? Or are you letting 5 others see the flop?
I played in a live game today where a guy caught QQ preflop playing 1/2 in position. He raised to 15 pre and got 2 callers. Board was dry, it checks to him and he bets only $5, so both players call. The turn was a blank but gave a flush draw, it again checks to him, and again he bets only $5.
The river was an ace, and the person holding one bets the rest of his stack, $65, and he calls with the QQ.
You can't be mad when someone does this, because you let them get there cheap.
Instead with $48 in the pot post flop, he should have bet around $30-$35.
The guy has to put in 1/2 his remaining stack to call, with ace high. When the turn bricks, put him all in.
If he calls all in with 3 outs and hits, you got every chip in good, so you cannot be upset. You want to run this as many times as possible.
You can't do anything about beats, but you can punish the chasers by making them call priced out., but
If you put the $35 bet in post and they both fold, great. You just picked up 24bbs easily.
The only time I'm not betting the turn is in position against a player who will bluff the river on a missed draw 95% of the time, because they are never calling a turn bet that misses them anyway, but think they can steal because in their mind, you are on a draw as well when u checked the turn.
@@joemarks3719 Joe, excellent advice.
Technically speaking, flat calling a BU vs MP 3-bet from a good TAG with AQo is not that great either (especially after opening 3x). You'd usually wanna 4-bet or fold.
Hello Black Rain Great Video I Have a question. Is there a way to play cash games online in New York State? Most sites I try to play on like poker stars I get a message that says sorry these type of games or cash games are not allowed in your region is there a way around this PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS SET BACK. Thank You.
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Nathan I don't know what I do in that situation when you're at the table do you watch what cards go down what cards played I've seen more than twice but if I ain't seen it aces and there's been lots of Jackson Kings I just might fold but if it looks like East Queen when's popularity contest I shove this for sure thing because no one will fold after he tries going over the top of me. I don't mind this as bad as those people who have winning hands and don't bet them what do you call those types players the sandbaggers I don't know
I call those guys who don't bet there strong hands, easy money.
Hi from “Bonnie Scotland Nathan, love your tuition video’s absolutely superb for a novice like me who has only really played the odd pub/home game with friends, I recently started to play again in a local Friday night league which I did well enough to then qualify for the regionals and managed to do well enough to now qualify for the nationals with the end goal a free plane ticket to Vegas and paid £10k seat!!! Just a pipe dream but what it has done is reignite a passion for the game and I’m now like a sponge and before placing a large deposit online have been trying to learn as much as I possibly can first. My question for you is 3 fold what is the best system to play on? Ie I have an iPad, IMac, and laptop in the house, what software for tracking and what sites based in the UK accept them. Many thanks Steve
Glad my videos are helping you Steve, thanks for watching!
He needs to know if there is not nobody the best you are at giving poker on video training tips excellent video
Every single time???? My hero!!!
Cheers my dude 👍
Love your content
Ok so what's the recommendation if you don't have a poker hud. I play on ipad.
What does NIT stand for in poker.
I know he’s tight. But what does it stand for
Good stuff thanks!!!
Glad this one helped Frank!
Rad video. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
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You forgot the single most important player type...
The 'Lucky bastard'
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Lucky Fish you meant?
Ok great video but do you really need to keep the anacronyms such a secret?
*Acronyms
Happy to help, thanks for watching my poker videos!
There is no description of poker player types in your Free Cheat Sheet ! :(
I know you can only fit in so much in a 10 min clip....but this only looked at the scenario of you getting 3 bet, which is also the easiest situation to isolate a hand There are far more common scenarios during hands that need analysis.
Why would you raise to 6.00 if you are out of position?
outstanding !
Tnx
Luck beats any skill type player 💯
In the $1-2 casino games I play in, a $6 bet gets 5 callers.
exactly...
I know "Whale" and "Maniac", because im those things.
...unless you're Daniel Negreanu.
Hey here's one for you Nathan you wait for those whales to win just once then play whatever he's playing next baby cuz I've been doing my homework and nobody plays online wins twice in a row unless gone all in and lost and he's got a little bit left so good luck in all your endeavors
Bro sounz like squidurd 😂😂😂😂😂😂❤
AQ is a good hand but overrated often
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Wait a minute does this mean tat you should have 3 bet % of more than 10% it seems huge to me . I am a whale right now : D
But as always nice video ;)
So annoying, a clickbait name How to Read Their Hand Every Time" and the first sentence goes that it is not possible. So why write it in the title? Dislike.
Dude has a video “How to never lose at poker again.” His titles aren’t too serious but the content is.. lighten up
Good video 👍 Maniacs are the enemy. They will play bingo and donk you!
online poker takes all the fun... and winning... right out of the game for me.
let me see you and i will take your candy. but if you hide, i can't do a thing with that.
It's funny to me that this dude never shows up at the WSOP or the SHRB. He knows good stuff but, not an icon like Foxen, Chidwick or Peters. Good content but show us results dude!
please stop insulting our intelligence with the same stint every time, maybe it's good at getting new viewers but you need to keep people coming back. I've been watching your channel for a couple months now and at first I thought it was a nice supplement to my training from Jonathan Little. But you fail to put out new content and keep hammering the same clickbait videos that you've put out 10 times each. A few weeks ago I said enough is enough I'm sick of watching this guy, his videos are so boring at this point and I stopped watching.
I wonder if your a winning player? one thing for sure is you are not as good as you think.
@@BLohse what's that have to do with anything I said? I never made a claim at how good I am. And I'm sorry if I sounded angry at Nathan I came across wrong, I honestly noticed that I stopped watching the videos because they became the same boring thing.
And also if you were a winning play you'd know that being a winning player is all relative to the game you are playing. I know that at the 1/2 NL game I play at Foxwoods I smash haha but I'm very honest how low I am
@@ricky5369 No Worries I got a little out of line myself.Good Luck to you buddy.
@@BLohse not at all don't feel bad :) it's nice to speak with you!
"Today I'm gonna teach how to read their poker hand every single time"
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3 seconds later
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"Let me point out that it's not possible to read their poker hand every single time"
Yet there is still 11:06 minutes of video afterwards. Care to explain, you muppet?