PART 3!!! How to Use MODERN POKER THEORY - $25,000 Buy-in Super High Roller!
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2024
- Part 3 is here in this series all about Modern Poker Theory in action from the recent GGPoker WSOP $25k Super High Roller Event. I really felt like I played my "A" game in this tournament and there's much to be learned as far as combining GTO and Exploiting. Part 3 focuses on Ranges, Exploiting, and Blocking Bets.
0:00 Raising with a Pair
2:51 Calling with Ace High
6:40 Raising a Short Stack Limp
8:00 3 Betting from the Small Blind
9:25 Ace Queen Under the Gun
11:00 Blind vs Blind
12:27 Changing Raise Sizes and a Blocking Bets
16:30 Opening Range from the Button
18:15 Pocket Kings
18:56 Protecting Top Pair and Exploiting
21:45 Small Blind Range
23:54 Calling Range
24:33 Pocket Jacks
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We need a lot more like this, great call with your AQs really intense and shows strength when your making the right decision to call.
That too in online.
Daniel would read people like a book irl but online it’s tough.
@@nuclear9977 idk poker online feels like a different game...
@Markstrosity He blocked 4 combinations of AK. Your comment shows that you don't actually know what blockers are, along with the fact that you have no clue what the difference is between long run and short run results
It's either a K or nothing I think. Right? All mid pairs are eliminated once he value bets river so it a 12% he has the king as a default. Dneggs got near 3 to 1 on his chips. He 3 bet 14% of the time opening his range to fit some bluffs. I think it's close. I'm not certain. I think you fold more often with some calls. That's a tuff tuff spot. Like Dneggs said about not being exploitable. I think the call is good because of the lose 3 bet. That's exploitable. I wonder if he would do that with QJ. Not a good move. Does he check AJ or bluff it. Matching AJ vs kq and AK and kj. I think that means he is lying 25% of the time and being honest the other 75%. It seems to be near even. He was getting slightly under 3 to 1 so it leans fold. Curious how you see it? Does my math make sense? Sometimes I think I'm missing something in the math. I love poker when we get deep like this.
@Markstrosity don't be salty did somebody bluff you with 6-3 off😂
I respect the call with the aq against the ak river bet (Reason I like it so much is the fact the he didnt wanna make the call but after deducing the facts he literally said I have to make the call thats top level poker)
I've been loving this series, I love everything about it.
I can't believe the depth of info you're providing here @Daniel... thanks man. Been watching you for ~20 years, will continue...
That very final hand with the K10 call was just beautiful and the confidence in blockers is astounding also, i find myself questioning this way too often.
I just gotta say I watched a lot of educational poker videos and this serie I learned a lot more than ever before. Filled a lot of blanks how to play certain spots that I had weaknesses on. Excellent stuff. Thank you.
I think Judd Trump, who you took out with KK, is the no1 ranked professional snooker player in the world.
Isn't Ronnie o Sullivan the #1 ranked snooker player?
How would you know this?
gotta be him
He doesn’t play poker so probably not
Sure, Judd Trump straight outta Hong Kong lmao
Really good content Negreanu - watched all 3 so far and looking forward to the rest - top quality stuff 👍
I used to watch you way back when. Followed the small ball series and managed to do start doing pretty well. Always been a recreational micro player and doing this for fun but it's great improving as well, you know? Took a long time away from it all and tried playing the same way but poker has progressed since then. Things didn't really go that well with what I knew from before, so I thought: Should probably check out Daniel again.
Seems like I'm having similar success with following your strats now as back then. Currently at second place in a knock out tournament with only 80 players left and have called or done plays I otherwise wouldn't have. Love that you're sharing what you know with people like me, makes poker so much more fun.
Really nice video! I do enjoy the online tournaments a lot, but I also really look forward to when the vlogs and other content from the live events starts becoming more regular again post covid!
This is great, I had no idea he was making videos like this. Great insight to hear him talk out the hands in real time.
Daniel I don't even play poker (I quit a decade ago in college) but you're the only person I have my notifications set up for. Massive respect for these free lessons bro. Thank you!
If you’re trying to fill a void in your life, at least study something you’re going to be able to use the material you studied to execute in the real world.. otherwise you’re just wasting your time..
@@coltonwilliams1233 water is wet
@@coltonwilliams1233 he just likes watching him, relax.
This is the best poker content on youtube. Fun, instructive and exciting. That's the formula for success.
Such good insight and talk about strategy. I’ve always tried to play so my opponent has no clue what I may have! Always mixing it up and being tight when smart.
14:40 Starting to think about the blocker bet, then deciding better. Thanks for the discussion on this hand!
The benefit of seeing these 8 mos afterwards is one can binge watch. Loving the online Daniel Potty-mouth Negreanu version - he's usually the consummate showman (understandably so). Another facet of the mystery and legend that is dnegs. Thanks Daniel!
Well, this was humbling. To see a master explain how he goes about his craft... I'm in awe really.
That Ace Queen call is exactly what made this dude millions and millions of dollars. Sometimes he's wrong but most the time he's right.
these videos are an absolute gold mine daniel thank you.. so stoked i came across these youre the man!
Thank you very much for these videos. Loving seeing the tournament play out with your comentary.
That K10 prediction tho!
Loving the videos btw!
Thanks, DNegs!
Why did he not worry about the queen?
@@yzishenko4960probably because of the way his opponent bet
Have not played cash since 2006. Has a psychologist I love watching the decision making by the human mind. Daniel- great series… think I will follow.
Amazing series, really well-edited, instructive, and of course entertaining!
I think my favorite moment was the tricky hand at 12:29 (J-8), where Daniel's initial impulse was to put in a blocking bet on the river, but then realized his opponent would never call that bet with a worse hand. But Daniel could call a bet, so he checked. But it's natural to put in an "emotional" bet in order to avoid a scary bluff situation. But as Daniel said, "Why would you want to stop a bluff? That's plus EV for you!" It was well-played and well-explained.
I do not think you can learn more about poker than listening to Daniel talk us through this like he is....
Thanks for the tip on block bets. It's always good to know why we do something.
I love seeing Daniel cuss and show his personality. He seems like such a boy scout on TV tournaments. Thanks for sharing your thought process with us!!
Love the checking 3 streets in the last hand! There's a low chance underpairs would call a bet on the river anyway.
Best poker player ever. You're the man, Daniel!
Really enjoy this series as well. Keep up the good content
I’m new to poker and this sound like another language. I’m learning a lot but hating so many more questions! Can’t wait to watch this again in a few months
I find these videos relaxing. Thanks for uploading them.
These videos makes me realize I know nothing about the game
I haven't played poker in 5 years but I can't stop watching this theory.
Great bloody video man. Absolute top notch stuff.
Great series. Got me up @ 5am watching this. lol Cheers!
These are awesome mate - such great insight!
This series is great insight, thanks!
Very nice breakdown of the hands. Learn a lot.
i never thought i’d ever get to see how Daniel’s mine works during a game. i truly appreciate this
I love the last shot cut of "TILT!"
Sometimes calling with hands like that AQ just like you did could save you so much bluffs, what do I mean is "oh, look at this guy calling with AQ I don't wanna bluff against him". I think it was a nice move ^^
For a relative beginner like me, this is endlessly fascinating. I didn't realise quite how intelligently elite players played their hands.
Nice to see Daniel is still calling cards! (KT)
Dude these vids have really improved my game
Thanks for explaining the reasons for blocker bet
Love this type of content!
Thank you! A lot of useful information
that last hand was outstanding, i was hoping the Q10 or A10
the reads that this guy makes are crazy. what a pro!
Daniel spending $25k on poker lessons so I dont have to. Love it
Great content DNegs thank you so much
Amazing series to watch, please make more of these!
This was SUPER helpful for me!!
This is one of the best Poker videos ever.
The best series ever from the greatest ever
Excellent blocker bet lesson.
With the Jack's he checked twice and bets half pot. This is a call all day long.. he wouldn't check the ace twice and he I think he checks the river with a queen. It's a risky value bet and betting that Q river will open you up to get exploited. Very well played Dneggs. My mind is blown. It's ticking and picking up valuable information.
excellent content. Much appreciated.
Burrito Santoni is a traditional Canadien name. It translates to "One who value bets the river, gets jammed, and folds." :D
While I appreciate Daniel encouraging us not to play scared, a blocker bet is usually called such because it “blocks” your opponent from laying a huge bet on you when you’re out of position. Even Daniel’s friends at MasterClass acknowledge this:
“Making a small blocking bet though will usually be enough to dissuade them from raising unless they have a monster hand.”
So maybe Daniel should rename his bet in this spot as it has a different desired outcome.
11:50 Wish we could see the 69BB to 55BB loss… guessing it was a few small pots and nothing major… but whatever. Great video again. I hope you have more of these. You are basically teaching for free.
Late response but.. you can check the blinds went up between those moments
Another reason to block bet small is because its hard to have any bluffs... When theres barely any bluffs in your range compared to value its best to bet small instead of big, he also has lots of 88-TT in that spot
Seriously appreciate you putting this out there for all of us who have looked up to you for so long!!
Hey Daniel what software are you using in the background?
QTs very clear call preflop, can even 3bets with some frequency; we are vs MP open , even vs EP its a clear call
What are you using to roll you actions?
Dan the Man! Rocking it with freerolls ala youtube..;) your a legend
I'm Daniel Too! Aspiring....
He gets good hand after good hand. When I play I get J 4 or 10 2 all the time. I do get nice ones sometimes though but they are few and far between.
This zen negreanu explaining his thought processes and teaching things is a lot better than the angry petulant child ego from the heads up match.
so above my level but my god is it fun to watch such an educated calculated player
I don't even have an interest is poker, but hearing the thought process involved here is fascinating. Does he literally have some dice or a RNG to make decisions based on probability thresholds for certain descions?
Love the vid dnegs different level of thinking
It would have been interesting to see if he would lay down AK to a check raise all-in on that AQ hand. High risk play obviously but he would be in the grinder because its probably exactly how you would play 1010 in some spots.
The AK AQ hand when the guy changes his pic to Einstein 🤣
You could also block the j8 thinking that the stronger Jx in his range is not strong enough to check raise, but he may go for thicker value with his better Jx if you check, ie b40-b75, you could b25-30 block while getting value from his weaker hands and losing less from the stronger Jx, you are kinda protected too because it’s not like you don’t have trips and FH’s in your range. As everyone knows you can get very tricky with your monsters!
Great vids mate, you are a leyend!!
Daniel has a big heart so he has big emotions
Hey Daniel. Gl this season.
There is no fear in this dojo!
Love this
This content is golden, dnegs
Thanks Daniel!!
I called out his K-10 last hand. Your Jacks blocked TF out his straight draw. Good Shit, DNegs.
Anyone know where I can learn more about what Daniel’s talking about? So much of what he said went way over my head
Would love to see what the 3.5xbb 3bet was..
Interesting that Daniel decides to go down so slowly the shorter the stacks get from 2.5 to 2.0 - the multisize simulations I've seen recently show that even in 6max cash games the lowjack prefers a size of 2 and cutoff prefers 2.2. I guess this format is different?
Small Ball Poker, Hellmuth
@5:35 why would that block Ace King?
isn't that what he ended up having? not sure I understand this
Than you Dnegs!
What is he using to show how aggressive people have been? The little window that pops up sometimes and shows how many times people attempt to steal, how many times they 3 bet, etc. Is it built into this site or is it external? I don't play much online poker but I love watching it and that makes watching this series extra interesting for me.
What do you think you beat in the AQ hand?
Daniel just gave us a masterclass for free in this tournament
Calling with AQ suited on the river by almost playing board, that part I did not figure out. Min 5:30. Other than that a big fan !
I have just watched these and they are very informative.
Can someone help me out, @7:20 ish in the video with KT he raises 3.8BB From BB against an isolated limper sitting with 17BB. He says if he jams we have to fold as he's so strong, he also says he's always limp folding or limp jamming from there from a solver based strategy.
If these things are the case why waste 1.8BB when min raise would achieve the same? Or did he mean against that raise size?
its like watching good will hunting, and beautiful mind all at once! D:
23:54 why fold? Q10 suited is strong hand for 2BB, isn't it?
just trying to understand when fold and when call.
Love it
I would of called with the 87 but I think folding is right due to stack sizes and position. This is great content. I'm seeing that my game has so many holes. Position Position Position really changes your range drastically. Folding AQ early out of position with a deep stack. I like it.
It does make sense
What station do you listen to for music
When he says “I rolled a flat” or “ I rolled a fold” what is he using to determine that, Like which tool?