I think that the most common thing that ppl suck at, is their mindset. It is so often that ppl runs in to a bad beat or a set up, they just lose their head and play like wild animals. Even some pros do that. So it is a very good idea to identify these players, even tho they do play very very solid when they do play their A-game, but MANY pros and ofc recreational players as well, adjust and play like shit or at least completely different, so follow your opponents session, and then adjust to their temper. That is one of the biggest leaks I see in poker, ppl forget that their opponents play different, according to how their session runs.. So all the stats you have on ppl, you have to throw away, because it really is history, and is not worth a single dime in the specific spots.. Tendencies are only interesting on a Big Data perspective.. ;)
Yeah, we should have like 400abi+ BR for MMTs, that seems huge, but even an experinced regular player who wins can easily lose 100+ buy-ins in a few sessions.
Good tips. Tourneys are tough and most of the daily ones that are in brick and mortar rooms are kinda short stacked because the blinds go up so fast so you have to almost be ready to be all-in or fold.
I get bored when I hear that nonsense because I know that poker is a game of logic first and optimisation second then perception and basic math. If you learn those 3 things you will suck chips like a vacuum cleaner.
I dont suck, but I still watched it. I have been guilty of all these sins over the years, with the 3rd being the hardest one to get through. I make the bubble in an extremely high portion of small stakes tournys, but I am most often the small stack once in the cash. I have not seen a range chart presented the way you showed it for these situations and it has definitely made me rethink my nitty behaviour late in tournaments. I will be playing with this new knowledge and seeing how it goes. Thanks.
I've been watching your videos the whole day and I really feel I understand the game a bit better and that I'm starting to improve. Thank you for the great content, man. :)
@@RaiseYourEdge Thanks for the great free content! Your UA-cam work has convinced me that I will need buy your course once I shift my focus more towards tournaments, which will likely be around April as I prepare for the WSOP.
Very good video. I'm guilty of the nit style as soon as I get near the final table. Extremely hard to control that urge to wait for that good looking hand.
Spot on as always. Regarding your question I think most losing players don't have bankroll management concept and they are playing outside of it. Thus cannot afford grinding and eventualy come on top.
hi ben i'm playing poker for a while now...i wanted to ask you, sometime i feel like the server has scheduled who must win and who to lose like i have aq in co and bb has ak i know that can happen but not with this frequency and who win is almost always who has more bb what do you think about it?
Dude, i really respect your play and you obviously made alot of money playing and learning others how to play. 1 question tho. We need to call 13.5 to win 51.5 with overpair on that board TQKJT, 3h, where we have a Straight. We dont need to be good 2 of 3 times, we need to be good 1 in 4 times to be a correct call. Am i in complete delusion to think we are always good there 25% of time?
Hey man. I learned from TV the exact skills you just showed us , but now thanks to you , I am aware of the Equities involved. I actually was watching a random WSOP vid and Feraz The Toilet (His screen name on Stars) Jaqa , sorry if i messed the spelling of his name , at least i spelt his Stars handle correctly , but he was down to the last two tables of the tournie , (He FT'd) and he was getting plagued by PP's , but they were all small , under 7's and regardless of position , he folded them , and also he never called a couple of jams pre when he had AKss , that too spoke volumes , but eventually i saw a Blog where the AKss was just a fold , and it showed the Equity AKss had , and what was needed to call such a shove , but you dont necessarily HAVE to call even if you have the required 'Goods' you are better just getting to the FT , then its ALL on but you dont want to be calling shoves, you need to be doing the shoving. It gets tricky at the money end of the tournie but if you are running Hot your unmaid pre hands always hit a piece or Smash the flop , but you have successfully manoevered your way there by some tough folds (In your own opinion they are tough , until that is , you get more adept at the intracasee's of how to play that end of the game , and those tight folds were obv the Correct thing to do. We need remember that there are several ways to skin a skinning thingie , and not all top players do it the same way, as MANY ways work, as in Golf, the saying when a successful player is talked about , and he has a shocking swing as opposed to a great swing like Danny Lee the Kiwi , or Tiger's , "Its not HOW , but HOW MANY !" So the shocking swing dude wins a Tournie or three with his Un-orthodox way of hitting the ball as opposed to a GTO type swing (Not that a swing can be GTO , but you get my drift.) This style has done me well , im only a "Fun" player , but i am well ahead lifetime $$$ . BTW , Subscribed with Bell , and Liked.
I seem to build a healthy stack in the early stages taking advantage of weak players over playing hands then when the better more aggressive players starting joining the tables I seem to tighten up unable to 3 bet without top hands and when ever I lead im 3 bet and out of position with hands AT off 89s and call get drawing hands don't no weather to lead and the face big raise when only drawing nowing im going to miss 60% of the time so just clam up waiting kk aa then when I get kk qq the flop will have a ace
Great points 1 & 2. IMO, Point 3 is fairly complicated. Yes, Tourney players are too tight steering through the last 20% of the field, but maybe it's over-simplifying to encourage people to shove with any two.
Great advices. What do you think about playing vs aggression in deep stages? Population mostly play tighter i think and we should call rejams tighter or call river tighter for example. What do you think about this? Thanks!
greetings Ben, i love ur content..ofc liked and subbed...im learning so much from u ! please keep doing what ur doing =) wich is to inspire people to become better much love from Norway!
hi i hav a genuine ques that every1 wants to know. if u take a challenge eg 1k BR to 10k n when u succeed in making 10k. do u withdraw all the money just to new challenge. i mean when n how to withdraw ur winnings?
Would like to see a topic about having the big 100bb stack and using it to your advantage to build it strongly. I feel im too much sitting on my stack or over-pressuring smaller stacks and I cant find the balance.
I think the fact that you are aware of the times you are sitting on your stack vs over pressuring is enough for you to make a change. Generally if it feels like you are sitting on your stack too much, start being more active, adversely; if you are making too many moves, try and settle in. Think honestly about your table image and proceed accordingly.
Good info though i have a slight disagreement with you on mid position small prs. You are spot on for tourney play but in a cash game your implied odds are usually enough to go set hunting unless your opponent is short or you have several shorts behind you. Also if you are in a cash game with less than 70-80 bbs you are probably playing too high as there is no excuse to be short in a cash game. My exceptions to that are if you have just taken a tough beat or i occasionally buy short in a low stakes game to work on my short stack game. Play well everyone.
yeah, i think people call too much or don't call enough. I found a nice balance, also i see many people can get say the second best hand and never found because they think they've won. I was in a game with K 9 straight the only hand that could beat me was A K we had 3 people in someone called all in, i also called because i was sure he had the same as me or lower, the 3rd guy called and he had the A K but he didn't even know he had won.... annoying.
point being, people need to think about why someone is betting a lot and what are their own chances of winning the pot, i've also had a Q 8 suited a guy called all in 3 of us in the game, i told myself, if the second guy folds, i will call. and he did fold so i called and won. with pairs, people don't think about how many individuals are in the hand and how that effects their chances, they also don't look at the chips and push others to the edge enough.
Pocket pairs i find are extremely overrated anyway,"oh if you hit your set you can stack your opponent" but this rarely seems to be the case,I usually lose to higher sets/str8s/flushes ;-)
I often run deep but never quite get there, all of a sudden I’ll have a 10 BB stack and try to play normal I never would have thought to push and be more aggressive with a hand like K10o, I would definitely like to see more of these situations please.
There comes time(s) in every tourney when the blinds are big, the stack is low and you look at something like Q7 in late position, and you are faced with a decision for all your chips. Knowing the range of hands you should be shipping it all in or calling it off vs folding, is the determining factor of winning those spots/becoming a winning player. Sure, sometime you will be behind, but luck still factors in, and it's the difference between blinding out vs getting to the money/big stack. Watch a couple of Lex Veldhuis videos on youtube, he has studied under Bencb and talks about these types often.
I don't know how to put pressure on the other players while I am the biggest stack. I feel like I am risking my chips trying to steal the blinds and I am always afraid of losing it all... therefore I barely reach the final table. How do I fix that? :(
Work on your fear and get rid if it. You should be grateful to have the chance to play there at all. You will never win if you are afraid. Focus on making the right decisions. Sometimes you will make mistakes so try to remember them. In the concrete situation think of it like that -the chips that you risk loosing are worth less because the shorter stacks risk their tournament life and you don't. It depends on the situation, sometimes you can cap their ranges or you can just play more loose-aggresive. But don't be afraid. Learn, adapt, overcome 😂
@@danielpetrov3178 I will have to try hahaha I play micro so some players bluff a lot with nothing. It os hard to call and hard to fold either. Sometimes it is a guessing game.
Study study study! Get more comfortable in spots where ranges wide. Wacht my liveplays how I approach later stages. Good advice from Daniel. If you dont feel comfortable, keep playing tight, also as a bigstack. If you dont know what to do, dont risk your chips unncassarily!
Well a 10 bb stack from sb you shove with 7/9o or any k/x I dont know the exact numbers but its like 50% of your range you can even go crazier when the bb is defending too light. When you are deeper lets say 50-100 bb you want to probably play a limp/call strategy instead of shoving. You can ofcourse always raise if you realise your BB player is playing too tight
@@mrredflame3778 You didn't understand the question :) @diejevanhal ment when you have 10bb, Is there a difference shoving into 30bb stack BB or into Big Blind who has 50-100bb. There is no difference mathematically.
@@JeffZuccMusk ah, well there shouldnt be. But some people think they can call light because they have more chips. Same way the other way around people think they have to call tight because they have less chips. In theory it should not make a difference.
Best content! In love with the „3 reasons why u suck... in Poker“ Can’t be better for a quick learn, info and knowledge boost afterwork!! Woooorst thing I suck at? - paid for RYE 3 Month ago and using it/learning way to less! 😬🙈 Thx and all the best J
No matter what or how you study the numbers ( odds ) or how you think you played it right. The other players are not playing the same as you. Get your mind on the game and focus on your bank roll ( manage ) your bluffs and don't give away your chip stack on a chase to the river. Watch how each other plays and get inside the game and run that table. You can have 7-2 off suit and crack the table. Your actions your look and the reputation you show is all about how you act. The reason some would say they suck is that the Tilt factor plays a huge role on ones feelings.. instead of noticing this they play right into the table and their focus is now on the dealer laying out the best hands to them and that it's the shitty dealers fault. I swear I love to crack sets or high pairs with off suits like 3-9 or some random bullshit.. get them to think your giving them a clue on how you play..
@@bekeneel I was joking about the rake. Stucked players are victims of their shallow personnal investment in poker. I had the opportunity to learn a bit from the sherdog and he used to repeat a lot that a shallow work makes some superficial results and he's right.
Playing for years im slight winner... always losing in high money spots in bullshit hands 80%+. I dont lose AK flop AK2 vs AJ when tournament starts i always lose at the end. This game is all about being lucky at right time! Fuck this i will play only when i want to have fun im dont trying to high big $. There is no point
All we can do is continue to put ourselves in the best spots possible, changing the approach to those beats may help dealing with them. GL on the grind!
The real reason is bad luck. Some idiots Win more often by luck than you by skill. They dont fold when loosing, still Win. I still get some money of poker. But some showdowns are stupid
Sometimes that spot is a definite call, but the point he is making is that those are the types of spots are where a lot of players are straight up losing a lot more than winning. He points out that people get leveled in to thinking they should be calling when they should just be folding because of the board texture, the switching of player aggression, not enough equity to call or raise, etc. Better to fold out those spots and wait for a better situation when it's not as scary as opposed to being a hero and calling off.
@@RaiseYourEdge ya one of the main reasons people suck at poker is an inability to fold Pre. Be a little more disciplined in your hand selection and you will improve drastically.
It's +EV to not play stupid...even when your supposed understanding of GTO is telling you do exactly that..because you aren't able to replicate GTO play at the table...and trying to do so is stupid.
Nobody sucks at poker, it's basically all luck. They simply suck at sitting through a card game. There isnt any skill involved sitting in a chair and having good cards dealt to you. You simply may have less luck than others on some nights.
I love you Ben, but one day due to people like you and Doug cashing in on telling everyone how to play poker, the game as we know it won’t be around much longer :(
3 reasons why you video sucks 1) sound is not loud enough and poor quality 2) the light is not very nice 3) poker table is too small , can’t see the sizing Good video btw 👍
Only 3 reasons I suck? That's the nicest thing anyone has ever said about my poker game :) LOL. I love the content so please keep it up.
Haha, touché! We are glad to hear you love the content!
How much did you lost?
1 reason I suck at it: I lose money
100 reasons I don't suck at it: I got talent
Lmao...
I lost over $30,000
1 reason I suck at poker: Not thinking, only reacting.
Milo so true
Some people may say the opposite to this
I think that the most common thing that ppl suck at, is their mindset. It is so often that ppl runs in to a bad beat or a set up, they just lose their head and play like wild animals. Even some pros do that. So it is a very good idea to identify these players, even tho they do play very very solid when they do play their A-game, but MANY pros and ofc recreational players as well, adjust and play like shit or at least completely different, so follow your opponents session, and then adjust to their temper. That is one of the biggest leaks I see in poker, ppl forget that their opponents play different, according to how their session runs.. So all the stats you have on ppl, you have to throw away, because it really is history, and is not worth a single dime in the specific spots.. Tendencies are only interesting on a Big Data perspective.. ;)
Easily tilted is like a default setting for most of us lol
Also poor bankroll management...I just broke again for not having a decent bankroll management
Yeah, we should have like 400abi+ BR for MMTs, that seems huge, but even an experinced regular player who wins can easily lose 100+ buy-ins in a few sessions.
@@yurecogyrec7913 200 totally enough
set a buy-in limit
This video is more about strategical aspects of the game! But BRM is def a leak of many who fail in poker.
It's right BRM has importance but if you can't be a winning player consistenly then even the best BRM won't help you..
Good tips. Tourneys are tough and most of the daily ones that are in brick and mortar rooms are kinda short stacked because the blinds go up so fast so you have to almost be ready to be all-in or fold.
I know I suck at poker because I fall asleep at the first mention of hand ranges
I get bored when I hear that nonsense because I know that poker is a game of logic first and optimisation second then perception and basic math. If you learn those 3 things you will suck chips like a vacuum cleaner.
I dont suck, but I still watched it. I have been guilty of all these sins over the years, with the 3rd being the hardest one to get through. I make the bubble in an extremely high portion of small stakes tournys, but I am most often the small stack once in the cash. I have not seen a range chart presented the way you showed it for these situations and it has definitely made me rethink my nitty behaviour late in tournaments. I will be playing with this new knowledge and seeing how it goes. Thanks.
thank you for making poker harder
My pleasure!
I've been watching your videos the whole day and I really feel I understand the game a bit better and that I'm starting to improve. Thank you for the great content, man. :)
Glad to hear that
I just hit the like button before I even watch because I know it's going to be great.
Thanks for the trust Keith!
@@RaiseYourEdge Thanks for the great free content! Your UA-cam work has convinced me that I will need buy your course once I shift my focus more towards tournaments, which will likely be around April as I prepare for the WSOP.
Very good video.
I'm guilty of the nit style as soon as I get near the final table.
Extremely hard to control that urge to wait for that good looking hand.
I fold aces preflop. Problem solved!
Can't win if you fold!
@@RaiseYourEdge Can't loose either 😂
@@danielpetrov3178 😂👍
Spot on as always. Regarding your question I think most losing players don't have bankroll management concept and they are playing outside of it. Thus cannot afford grinding and eventualy come on top.
That's for sure one of the keys to success, good bankroll management
Yep! I had same problem about 2-3 years ago.. i was too nity/shity... now I'm crushing!
SURE,
hi ben i'm playing poker for a while now...i wanted to ask you, sometime i feel like the server has scheduled who must win and who to lose like i have aq in co and bb has ak i know that can happen but not with this frequency and who win is almost always who has more bb what do you think about it?
Dude, i really respect your play and you obviously made alot of money playing and learning others how to play. 1 question tho. We need to call 13.5 to win 51.5 with overpair on that board TQKJT, 3h, where we have a Straight. We dont need to be good 2 of 3 times, we need to be good 1 in 4 times to be a correct call. Am i in complete delusion to think we are always good there 25% of time?
Hey man. I learned from TV the exact skills you just showed us , but now thanks to you , I am aware of the Equities involved. I actually was watching a random WSOP vid and Feraz The Toilet (His screen name on Stars) Jaqa , sorry if i messed the spelling of his name , at least i spelt his Stars handle correctly , but he was down to the last two tables of the tournie , (He FT'd) and he was getting plagued by PP's , but they were all small , under 7's and regardless of position , he folded them , and also he never called a couple of jams pre when he had AKss , that too spoke volumes , but eventually i saw a Blog where the AKss was just a fold , and it showed the Equity AKss had , and what was needed to call such a shove , but you dont necessarily HAVE to call even if you have the required 'Goods' you are better just getting to the FT , then its ALL on but you dont want to be calling shoves, you need to be doing the shoving. It gets tricky at the money end of the tournie but if you are running Hot your unmaid pre hands always hit a piece or Smash the flop , but you have successfully manoevered your way there by some tough folds (In your own opinion they are tough , until that is , you get more adept at the intracasee's of how to play that end of the game , and those tight folds were obv the Correct thing to do. We need remember that there are several ways to skin a skinning thingie , and not all top players do it the same way, as MANY ways work, as in Golf, the saying when a successful player is talked about , and he has a shocking swing as opposed to a great swing like Danny Lee the Kiwi , or Tiger's , "Its not HOW , but HOW MANY !" So the shocking swing dude wins a Tournie or three with his Un-orthodox way of hitting the ball as opposed to a GTO type swing (Not that a swing can be GTO , but you get my drift.) This style has done me well , im only a "Fun" player , but i am well ahead lifetime $$$ . BTW , Subscribed with Bell , and Liked.
I seem to build a healthy stack in the early stages taking advantage of weak players over playing hands then when the better more aggressive players starting joining the tables I seem to tighten up unable to 3 bet without top hands and when ever I lead im 3 bet and out of position with hands AT off 89s and call get drawing hands don't no weather to lead and the face big raise when only drawing nowing im going to miss 60% of the time so just clam up waiting kk aa then when I get kk qq the flop will have a ace
Great points 1 & 2. IMO, Point 3 is fairly complicated. Yes, Tourney players are too tight steering through the last 20% of the field, but maybe it's over-simplifying to encourage people to shove with any two.
Whenever I watch this gentleman talking about poker I feel like I have to play Poker. NOW!!
Great content as always.
That's a big compliment, thank you Sadiqur
Great advices. What do you think about playing vs aggression in deep stages? Population mostly play tighter i think and we should call rejams tighter or call river tighter for example. What do you think about this? Thanks!
well it depends on the spot. Not possible to generalize.
Here is a comment to help with the algorithm mate : D thank you for the content
greetings Ben, i love ur content..ofc liked and subbed...im learning so much from u ! please keep doing what ur doing =) wich is to inspire people to become better much love from Norway!
Anything for Bencb789, this guy took my game to the next level.
Although I don’t respect him for being a racist, I respect his Poker knowledge & RYE.
Why racist?
Who had this video suggested by youtube after losing 400$ on Poker Stars?
If we have to guess, we would unfortunately have to guess you. Time to run it back up!
Not me, I do not play on that scammer site.
hi i hav a genuine ques that every1 wants to know. if u take a challenge eg 1k BR to 10k n when u succeed in making 10k. do u withdraw all the money just to new challenge. i mean when n how to withdraw ur winnings?
Super personal question, which depends on your goals in poker
Would like to see a topic about having the big 100bb stack and using it to your advantage to build it strongly. I feel im too much sitting on my stack or over-pressuring smaller stacks and I cant find the balance.
Put it on my agenda!
I think the fact that you are aware of the times you are sitting on your stack vs over pressuring is enough for you to make a change.
Generally if it feels like you are sitting on your stack too much, start being more active, adversely; if you are making too many moves, try and settle in.
Think honestly about your table image and proceed accordingly.
Good info though i have a slight disagreement with you on mid position small prs. You are spot on for tourney play but in a cash game your implied odds are usually enough to go set hunting unless your opponent is short or you have several shorts behind you. Also if you are in a cash game with less than 70-80 bbs you are probably playing too high as there is no excuse to be short in a cash game. My exceptions to that are if you have just taken a tough beat or i occasionally buy short in a low stakes game to work on my short stack game. Play well everyone.
Even in cashgames those hands are folds (if you look at GTO ranges).
Liked and commented to say thanks for the content and appease the algorithm! Good Luck!
Pray to the algo! Thank you poker bruh!
yeah, i think people call too much or don't call enough. I found a nice balance, also i see many people can get say the second best hand and never found because they think they've won. I was in a game with K 9 straight the only hand that could beat me was A K we had 3 people in someone called all in, i also called because i was sure he had the same as me or lower, the 3rd guy called and he had the A K but he didn't even know he had won.... annoying.
point being, people need to think about why someone is betting a lot and what are their own chances of winning the pot, i've also had a Q 8 suited a guy called all in 3 of us in the game, i told myself, if the second guy folds, i will call. and he did fold so i called and won. with pairs, people don't think about how many individuals are in the hand and how that effects their chances, they also don't look at the chips and push others to the edge enough.
Because the algorithm and poker gods
Great content! Please would you share what is the software that you are using for the card combinations? Thank you!
Power Equilab!
Pocket pairs i find are extremely overrated anyway,"oh if you hit your set you can stack your opponent" but this rarely seems to be the case,I usually lose to higher sets/str8s/flushes ;-)
Thanks Ben, now I know why i suck at poker
I often run deep but never quite get there, all of a sudden I’ll have a 10 BB stack and try to play normal I never would have thought to push and be more aggressive with a hand like K10o, I would definitely like to see more of these situations please.
Do you study with icm tools? Important to know when to play aggressive with 20-30bb
There comes time(s) in every tourney when the blinds are big, the stack is low and you look at something like Q7 in late position, and you are faced with a decision for all your chips.
Knowing the range of hands you should be shipping it all in or calling it off vs folding, is the determining factor of winning those spots/becoming a winning player.
Sure, sometime you will be behind, but luck still factors in, and it's the difference between blinding out vs getting to the money/big stack.
Watch a couple of Lex Veldhuis videos on youtube, he has studied under Bencb and talks about these types often.
Jimmy Recard -Appreciated!
I don't know how to put pressure on the other players while I am the biggest stack. I feel like I am risking my chips trying to steal the blinds and I am always afraid of losing it all... therefore I barely reach the final table. How do I fix that? :(
Work on your fear and get rid if it. You should be grateful to have the chance to play there at all. You will never win if you are afraid. Focus on making the right decisions. Sometimes you will make mistakes so try to remember them. In the concrete situation think of it like that -the chips that you risk loosing are worth less because the shorter stacks risk their tournament life and you don't. It depends on the situation, sometimes you can cap their ranges or you can just play more loose-aggresive. But don't be afraid. Learn, adapt, overcome 😂
@@danielpetrov3178 I will have to try hahaha I play micro so some players bluff a lot with nothing. It os hard to call and hard to fold either. Sometimes it is a guessing game.
Study study study! Get more comfortable in spots where ranges wide. Wacht my liveplays how I approach later stages.
Good advice from Daniel.
If you dont feel comfortable, keep playing tight, also as a bigstack. If you dont know what to do, dont risk your chips unncassarily!
is there much difference in shoving a 10 bb stack from sb to bb into a 30bb stack, compared to a 50 or 100 bb stack ?
Well a 10 bb stack from sb you shove with 7/9o or any k/x I dont know the exact numbers but its like 50% of your range you can even go crazier when the bb is defending too light. When you are deeper lets say 50-100 bb you want to probably play a limp/call strategy instead of shoving. You can ofcourse always raise if you realise your BB player is playing too tight
@@mrredflame3778 You didn't understand the question :) @diejevanhal ment when you have 10bb, Is there a difference shoving into 30bb stack BB or into Big Blind who has 50-100bb.
There is no difference mathematically.
Finnish Ski Bum ICM wise it could be a big difference
@@JeffZuccMusk ah, well there shouldnt be. But some people think they can call light because they have more chips. Same way the other way around people think they have to call tight because they have less chips. In theory it should not make a difference.
@@skillfuldabest ICM is a different story yeah. And there might be some exploitative reasons to adjust vs big stacks/medium stacks.
Tilting I just couldn’t handle the bad beat that I found to be very unfair
Poker game of probabilities, up to us to accept and embrace and handle them the best we can. Otherwise it will only limit us
Keep tilting. Eventually, you'll start to win back what you lost.
@@zyzzbrah1312 rofl
Can u make with Russian subtitles. We can’t understand. Thank u and good luck
Why would be use the 'like' button before we view the video, Ben?
ben your a legend and big inspiration to me great content
thx man
Best content! In love with the „3 reasons why u suck... in Poker“
Can’t be better for a quick learn, info and knowledge boost afterwork!!
Woooorst thing I suck at? - paid for RYE 3 Month ago and using it/learning way to less! 😬🙈
Thx and all the best
J
Time to get into the lab! Thanks for the compliments!
Needed that one! THX
You are welcome! Good luck on the grind
I must have my Detonators!
Where are my Detonators!
ty
No matter what or how you study the numbers ( odds ) or how you think you played it right. The other players are not playing the same as you. Get your mind on the game and focus on your bank roll ( manage ) your bluffs and don't give away your chip stack on a chase to the river. Watch how each other plays and get inside the game and run that table. You can have 7-2 off suit and crack the table. Your actions your look and the reputation you show is all about how you act. The reason some would say they suck is that the Tilt factor plays a huge role on ones feelings.. instead of noticing this they play right into the table and their focus is now on the dealer laying out the best hands to them and that it's the shitty dealers fault. I swear I love to crack sets or high pairs with off suits like 3-9 or some random bullshit.. get them to think your giving them a clue on how you play..
Good video.. by the way
The rake is too high :)
time to play at RIO poker
@@lukebruce5234 The european shared pool is lock :(
A lot of sites actually offer like 25-50% rakeback tho, sometimes depending on the volume you play...
always go All In at first hand, don't waste 6,7,8 hours playing online poker, Have a walk and kick booty👍
@@bekeneel I was joking about the rake. Stucked players are victims of their shallow personnal investment in poker. I had the opportunity to learn a bit from the sherdog and he used to repeat a lot that a shallow work makes some superficial results and he's right.
Playing for years im slight winner... always losing in high money spots in bullshit hands 80%+.
I dont lose AK flop AK2 vs AJ when tournament starts i always lose at the end.
This game is all about being lucky at right time! Fuck this i will play only when i want to have fun im dont trying to high big $. There is no point
thanks Ben for some more content, always good to refresh a couple of things although they are obvious for me.
glad it helps
I'm totally engaging dude!
Awesome!
I play low stakes and having decent results but keep getting myself rivered everytime in high equity spots its frustrating...
All we can do is continue to put ourselves in the best spots possible, changing the approach to those beats may help dealing with them. GL on the grind!
I smashed the like button now my phones screen is broken 😣
The real reason is bad luck. Some idiots Win more often by luck than you by skill. They dont fold when loosing, still Win. I still get some money of poker. But some showdowns are stupid
Patience, long term lucks evens out
with the aa example does he really show up with a boat or flush enough times to justify a fold? Really?
Sometimes that spot is a definite call, but the point he is making is that those are the types of spots are where a lot of players are straight up losing a lot more than winning. He points out that people get leveled in to thinking they should be calling when they should just be folding because of the board texture, the switching of player aggression, not enough equity to call or raise, etc.
Better to fold out those spots and wait for a better situation when it's not as scary as opposed to being a hero and calling off.
Good stuff.
Cash games micro no hud please
Love from Singapore !!
Love back!
looks like a millionaire studio
Fold Pre!!!
Can't win if you fold!
@@RaiseYourEdge ya one of the main reasons people suck at poker is an inability to fold Pre. Be a little more disciplined in your hand selection and you will improve drastically.
It's +EV to not play stupid...even when your supposed understanding of GTO is telling you do exactly that..because you aren't able to replicate GTO play at the table...and trying to do so is stupid.
When u pulled up the chart i gave up on being good
They are actually fairly easy to understand, although at first they can look overwhelming!
Tilt
good to know ;)))
Next video - 3 reasons to play poker online in 2020
There is only one Guy Who goes all in all the time
Edit: are you German?
Ur discord channel pls?
Ditaalinpoker discord.gg/7WwMCDS
Playing beyond your bank roll
Good point!
I liked, but fix your sound. Better mic please.
nice mic volume, felt like i'm deaf
I am sorry!
the 3rd reason is huge
Nobody sucks at poker, it's basically all luck. They simply suck at sitting through a card game. There isnt any skill involved sitting in a chair and having good cards dealt to you. You simply may have less luck than others on some nights.
excellent input. Why spending time on poker content then?
@@RaiseYourEdge to tell people nobody sucks at poker and spread my beliefs about gambling in general.
Cool
horrible stupid game... no matter how good you are you can run NEGATIVE for years!
AA is just one pair. There...now you have the right attitude. Thank me later.
Don't marry your good hands!
liked. subbed.
first hand, board is t q k j t, u discuss that our opponent has full houses … that's not possible ….
K10, Q10, J10, JJs
QQ, KK are unlikely
@@kid33fifa31 didn't see that the board was paired for whatever reason
Common sense
I love you Ben, but one day due to people like you and Doug cashing in on telling everyone how to play poker, the game as we know it won’t be around much longer :(
no true, people love poker, why should it die?
Your intro is obnoxious af but you give good tips
enjoy
"Fewer" "Fewer mistakes than your opponent." Not "Less Mistakes."
Like.
nice
you will all suck at poker because the time to play was 2003-2006. to continue playing now is masochism
Take the earphones off ya silly git
3 reasons why you video sucks
1) sound is not loud enough and poor quality
2) the light is not very nice
3) poker table is too small , can’t see the sizing
Good video btw 👍
These are... not great tips.
8-10 times a get beat online with AA...... Donks will get the nuts on the river
and donks keep complaining
FIRST
No one cares