Can't tell you what these playthroughs have meant to my own game. I used to fold so many pre-flop hands that I didn't think had value. I play more aggressively now that I know what to watch for and how to better read the board. Reaping the benefits! Thanks for taking the time to post these.
they're in a tournament playing loose, and implied odds hands have more value deep stacked, and less short stacked. Reverse with big off suited hands. There are so many factors, be wary of copying the cards he plays unless you understand the circumstances. Your learning should come from gto charts, there is a huge difference based on position, cash or tournament, and stack depth.
@@ok-kk3ic I don't agree. The decisions are usually very decisive, it's just that beginners don't know what they're supposed to do. I'd say every decision can be calculated pretty easily if you had enough time to think about it.
i love how public you are with your play. this is very validating to watch 'the best', and see, hopefully, some of my play/decisions aligning with yours ! tysm, bravo always ! ty ty
What about the videos he uploads where he literally explains his entire thought process behind the hands lmao. He knows. The point is that his game, if he plays it well enough, is just not exploitable.
The "premoan" was awesome. Really glad I stumbled upon your page, Daniel. And super appreciate your transparency and inclusiveness you present to everyone. Always liked you, but now I appreciate you. Best luck ahead.
@@GiGi-tt8oo gigi where do you play bro? I get beatrunner runnner consistently.im good enough at maths to know the differrence between bad luck and Highly improbable
@@thomasmonaghan2016 if you keep drawing dead by the river then why don’t you just shove the flop, it literally solves all your problems you “claim” to have. No ones calling without something with decent chance of hitting or something outright. Yes it’s a horrible way to play and loss a losing strategy but you’re whole problem involves not getting outdrawn so this is your only ovation.
Daniel, I just wanted to say thank you for all you do and these videos. I have learned so much from watching you play and watching your videos. You're so awesome dude! Peace.
Thank you Daniel for this video. Over the last few years I have learnt a lot from watching your play and your teachings so, Thank You for that too. I really enjoyed the 88 against A3 hand, love seeing ace rags get a good beating, nice hand.
He saves it up for the internet,...he is an ass much of the time in person. Sorry Daniel, but you can make even the poker brat look like a monk with the way you have started behaving in the last 7 years,..still time to get it back under control but i think you are doubling down on your EGO All IN strategy.
Was watching your videos yesterday night. Manage to use your advise, and play like yourself & damn it done me wonders. I was always a good player, but sometimes I just used to make silly moves in different positions. With the correct play, manage to get ITM for 6/10 tournaments today, 1st place for 2 of them, and the rest at least top 20 in fields of 300 plus. Which is small, but I saw progress. Can’t wait to continue my journey in these tournaments :)
Love how humble you are Daniel. Are you top 20% of tournament poker players? 😂 throw some respect on this man’s name. He’s my favorite and imo the best. The best doesn’t always win unfortunately! But the best is always in the green like Daniel, he does this for a living! 🐐
Great video! It breaks down important poker concepts like ranges, bluffs, bubble play, and getting all-in 🃏. Perfect for improving your skills at the table!
Doubt you see this Daniel but i loved this... This was very relaxing to watch and very educational to my poker development... Thank you and i hope you continue down this path rather than the other hyper explosive path LOL
Discovered these videos today and have already watched and enjoyed several. Thanks, Daniel - you've been my favourite player for a long time and this only raises you higher in my estimations.
Watching the WSOP years ago on espn I always loved seeing Daniel on tv. I just found his channel and started to play online poker. Awesome information. Thank you!!!! Watch the series on poker theory it’s 5 parts good stuff.
I liked this format, if you could do it at least once a week, and I think would be cool if you pick one hand to analyze it deeply at the end, something that take 15min tops
Thanks for the edited video rather than all the hands although I'd like to see a few hands you contemplated playing preflop and why yo folded them. Great video and a good warm up for the Online Borgata/AC Main Event this weekend. Cheers! ( I won three step up satellites to get into then event and look to run deep)
I’ve been watching your MasterClass as well as reading your book Hold’em Wisdom. All I want is to keep learning. Just want to let you know that you are an absolute inspiration to me pursuing more knowledge in poker. Also, I’m excited to see you play against Hellmuth in heads up soon. ✌️
I played in my first Wsop tournament and have wanted to meet Daniel my entire life. He was about 4 tables away from me on Friday and I was too scared to go say hi or ask for a picture lol. Was cool to play in the same tourney as him though
I must admit that understanding ranges and when to bluff from Daniel turned me from a break even player to a consistent money maker. However, his advice works better on higher stakes tables with people who understand poker. Playing ranges doesn't work on low stakes tables with idiots who will call your three bet with a 7 2 off suit. In that case you need a different strategy.
That's a bit of a myth actually the higher the stakes you go, the crazier the players become, they just have the skill to use it to advantage whereas low level donks do not.
@@andrewgillick4484 If you have a big hand under the gun pre-flop and you raise, your odds are greatly diminished by the number of players behind you who call even with inferior hands.
There's a bit of a sweet spot. 1cent/2cent is the wild circus, but 5cent/10cent is nit central... But at 25nl, you start seeing more loose play, both from fish and skilled players
@8:00 - wondering what were other hands that could've given us value there, except for A high (which he luckily did have)? Or was it more to put in a blocker bet so he doesn't fire another barrel on the river?
I'm watching this, and I admit, I don't know much about the intricacies. This is great for me to learn here. Online seems so much different, can't see the others' faces. How do you quickly identify the other players' skill? How do you pinpoint the players you have to respect, and who you can fleece?
One thing I've learned playing poker is, when you make a bad call you gotta get over it & get over it quickly and move on. Live with the decision you made and learn from it . don't dwell on what you should have done or could have done or blame your opponents , kinda like hellmuth ..
The key to a bluff is representing the winning particular cards in hand during preflop. Kind of like holding KQ and telling your opponent you have pocket 10's preflop. You've just created a seed of doubt, and a bunch of cards that they should or shouldn't be afraid of. It works if you have the image for it the first and only time you do it at a table 😜, winking at you Daniel. Never say your real hand still. It can be perceived as collusion.
I lost a much smaller hand where I had paired tens vs Kings and went all in. Feels good to have a pro validate that as a solid move, even though it does suck, lol.
To be fair the initial raisers range is MUCH wider - 1010 is usually good there (or at worst a flip which you need to win to have a chance in these tournaments)
I'm new too and 3 years too late. But from what I figured, it's cos the limits are increasing as more rounds are played so the value of even everyone folding is much higher and even if someone DOES have something to call, it's still decent hands that have a fighting chance. So best case, beat another dudes all-in. Worst case, lost to another dudes all-in. Average case, you got some dough from dudes folding. All in all, a pretty good deal.
Rubber fist is Matt Stout.... Apokerjoker2 is my buddy Ian Steinman...Doug Puke made a video about him folding a set of Kings to Joe McKeehen Joe rivered an A high straight ... Ian is a very good player!
Watching Daniel on poker stars for the last two weeks and seeing he has an active youtube account is extremely satisfying
Is that potato player
Spartan poker.
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Can't tell you what these playthroughs have meant to my own game. I used to fold so many pre-flop hands that I didn't think had value. I play more aggressively now that I know what to watch for and how to better read the board. Reaping the benefits! Thanks for taking the time to post these.
Getting better at poker is such a nuanced process.
they're in a tournament playing loose, and implied odds hands have more value deep stacked, and less short stacked. Reverse with big off suited hands. There are so many factors, be wary of copying the cards he plays unless you understand the circumstances. Your learning should come from gto charts, there is a huge difference based on position, cash or tournament, and stack depth.
@@ok-kk3ic I don't agree. The decisions are usually very decisive, it's just that beginners don't know what they're supposed to do. I'd say every decision can be calculated pretty easily if you had enough time to think about it.
@@ethosterros9430hell no 😢😅 lol, make profits in crypto just to lose it in poker haaha
i love how public you are with your play. this is very validating to watch 'the best', and see, hopefully, some of my play/decisions aligning with yours ! tysm, bravo always ! ty ty
Just enrolled in MasterClass to SPECIFICALLY watch your master class on poker. So far it’s been great, and I don’t regret it. Cheers!
hey daniel i just wanted to remind you that everything you do at the poker table conveys information
And what about being loosey-goosey, eating a sandwich?
U just wanted to remind him, huh? Lol.
Remind him. Haha.
What about the videos he uploads where he literally explains his entire thought process behind the hands lmao. He knows. The point is that his game, if he plays it well enough, is just not exploitable.
@@matt3997 Must be Phil Ivey in disguise
Watching Daniel play and coaching at the same time actually learn a lot more then just reading books and watch video itself
The "premoan" was awesome. Really glad I stumbled upon your page, Daniel. And super appreciate your transparency and inclusiveness you present to everyone. Always liked you, but now I appreciate you. Best luck ahead.
"I'm going to do that against Phil Hellmuth and he is not going to understand it" LOL
“Honey, he checked the flop with pocket kings! Stupid online player!”
How did that work out
That really worked out for him; losing 3 times in a row LOL
Daniel won more hands in a single tournament than I have in the last 12 months
I'm a new player..
I find his streams so helpful
I used his wisdom ...it works...
Donkyiel's advice has to be taken carefully, or almost not at all, for optimal results.
@@GiGi-tt8oo gigi where do you play bro? I get beatrunner runnner consistently.im good enough at maths to know the differrence between bad luck and
Highly improbable
@@thomasmonaghan2016 if you keep drawing dead by the river then why don’t you just shove the flop, it literally solves all your problems you “claim” to have. No ones calling without something with decent chance of hitting or something outright. Yes it’s a horrible way to play and loss a losing strategy but you’re whole problem involves not getting outdrawn so this is your only ovation.
People don't win hands they get cards. GG like all the others it's ultra rigged
Daniel, I just wanted to say thank you for all you do and these videos. I have learned so much from watching you play and watching your videos. You're so awesome dude! Peace.
I learned more in this one video than 10 poker tutorial vids on YT.
Damn Dnegs your so much better now at poker thought processes. You still got that old school live feel with great poker knowledge to back it
Thank you Daniel for this video. Over the last few years I have learnt a lot from watching your play and your teachings so, Thank You for that too.
I really enjoyed the 88 against A3 hand, love seeing ace rags get a good beating, nice hand.
Such a suck out tho lol 😂
Not only is he helping everyone with videos like this but he’s making it harder for himself to play.
I learned you make more hands in one tournament than i make in 5.
Danielinski! My boy! Please supply more of this content, was a very nice watch. Hope you're having a good week!
Daniel I love how you spread so much positivity 😭
He’s positive often but he’s also extremely negative sometimes....one of the worst poker celebrities for it
@@youretotallyrightbut463 hard to be positive all the time, the guy is human wtf
that's why I follow him
He saves it up for the internet,...he is an ass much of the time in person. Sorry Daniel, but you can make even the poker brat look like a monk with the way you have started behaving in the last 7 years,..still time to get it back under control but i think you are doubling down on your EGO All IN strategy.
He's Canadian, what can he do, eh?
Was watching your videos yesterday night. Manage to use your advise, and play like yourself & damn it done me wonders. I was always a good player, but sometimes I just used to make silly moves in different positions. With the correct play, manage to get ITM for 6/10 tournaments today, 1st place for 2 of them, and the rest at least top 20 in fields of 300 plus. Which is small, but I saw progress. Can’t wait to continue my journey in these tournaments :)
Good job ;)
Love how humble you are Daniel. Are you top 20% of tournament poker players? 😂 throw some respect on this man’s name. He’s my favorite and imo the best. The best doesn’t always win unfortunately! But the best is always in the green like Daniel, he does this for a living! 🐐
Great video! It breaks down important poker concepts like ranges, bluffs, bubble play, and getting all-in 🃏. Perfect for improving your skills at the table!
Can you cover the loosey goosey concept
That’s basically how he plays all the time
Its hard to explain for a FISH like you LOL
Loosey goosey, sandwich theory optimal.
beefy sausage optimal. My opponent is getting better cards than me 😪🤯
“You can t be all loosey goosey eating a sandwich (this time an apple) at the table” 😂
I came to comment this exact thing when I saw him eating food towards the end 😂😂
@@RezidueWithaZ yes haha😂
"Table" being the operative word here and I think I'm safe online :-)
Plus you can be all loosey goosey with an apple because there's less moving parts than a sandwich.
@@dnegspoker you should've trademarked that qoute. I hear it atleast once a day at poker.🤣
Doubt you see this Daniel but i loved this... This was very relaxing to watch and very educational to my poker development... Thank you and i hope you continue down this path rather than the other hyper explosive path LOL
Discovered these videos today and have already watched and enjoyed several.
Thanks, Daniel - you've been my favourite player for a long time and this only raises you higher in my estimations.
For a second I thought he was gonna say "Hey honey, this guy just min raised me on the flop into a $15,000 pot"
I'm really enjoying your videos and the arrogance and bluster that you do not manifest at the public tables. Seriously, it is refreshing.
Daniel
Thanks for the master class changed everything for me.
Thank you for playing and explaining. I a still at 1-2 for about 2 years.
Thanks for making stuff like this Dan O!!
Just discovered this channel, great content even for me freeroll player, love how Daniel is calm.
Just in the 10th second of the video and already hit like coz I know you always deliver wisdom and quality content about poker.
Watching the WSOP years ago on espn I always loved seeing Daniel on tv. I just found his channel and started to play online poker. Awesome information. Thank you!!!!
Watch the series on poker theory it’s 5 parts good stuff.
I instinctually would make a lot of the same decisions without really understanding why, love the commentary and breaking down of the hands
He's articulated what you knew but didn't know you knew.
Dnegs talking about Gretzky vs McDavid is exactly what i needed to see today lol
I didn't learn "nothing". I learned that nobody out-eats Dnegs while playing online tournaments.
xd
I always love watching you play you crack me up, which is an added plus beside your excellent playing skills
Great job Daniel love your work always keep up the positive attitude we love you out here👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️❤️❤️
I'm a beginner and I learnt the general rules and ideas from your videos ❤...thanks
You should show the hands you fold and your thinking behind folding. Thank you! Appreciate these!
Nice. Just what I was looking for.
The river’d boat at 17:00 is classic Daniel haha
The trip 8s on the river though omg lmao I Know the guy he was up against with that ace was PISSSEEEDDD LMAO
Well but he was behind at the beginning with 3 outs
He caught one of his three
Daniel caught one of his two
It’s not even a bad beat
I am very happy to be watching this video. Thanks for sharing
I liked this format, if you could do it at least once a week, and I think would be cool if you pick one hand to analyze it deeply at the end, something that take 15min tops
I'm trying to do about one stream per week and then cut them down so you get the key hands in a shorter video
J10 vs J9: "Such is life." 😂
Thanks for the edited video rather than all the hands although I'd like to see a few hands you contemplated playing preflop and why yo folded them. Great video and a good warm up for the Online Borgata/AC Main Event this weekend. Cheers! ( I won three step up satellites to get into then event and look to run deep)
I’ve been watching your MasterClass as well as reading your book Hold’em Wisdom. All I want is to keep learning. Just want to let you know that you are an absolute inspiration to me pursuing more knowledge in poker. Also, I’m excited to see you play against Hellmuth in heads up soon. ✌️
ahahahahahahaha
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Nice touch you are thinking loud. That gives some information how a top pro thinks round the middle stage( bubble)
I have never seen so many pocket pairs in my life lol, amazing
I played in my first Wsop tournament and have wanted to meet Daniel my entire life. He was about 4 tables away from me on Friday and I was too scared to go say hi or ask for a picture lol. Was cool to play in the same tourney as him though
Absolutely, nada . 36 minutes I can't get back ! Thanks, Danny
JK
Always something to sharpen the hold'em knowledge through Daniel !
That 8 on the river was diiiiirty. Love it
this was great more of these please 🖤♠♣♦
Hey Daniel, Huge fan. Can you please provide more videos like this one? Gain so much insight watching this
Oh shoot, you stream?! Damn, I need to catch one of those.
You da real MVP Daniel.
Ty for these video's, im learning a lot from them. Have a great day!!!
This is awesome. Can you post more content like this, in-game action? Been watching you since the “Kid Poker” early days.
Cannot express how much I support a Canadian that says "y'all"
Why
I really enjoy watching you play poker and how you think about the game
I must admit that understanding ranges and when to bluff from Daniel turned me from a break even player to a consistent money maker. However, his advice works better on higher stakes tables with people who understand poker. Playing ranges doesn't work on low stakes tables with idiots who will call your three bet with a 7 2 off suit. In that case you need a different strategy.
That's a bit of a myth actually the higher the stakes you go, the crazier the players become, they just have the skill to use it to advantage whereas low level donks do not.
@@andrewgillick4484 If you have a big hand under the gun pre-flop and you raise, your odds are greatly diminished by the number of players behind you who call even with inferior hands.
There's a bit of a sweet spot. 1cent/2cent is the wild circus, but 5cent/10cent is nit central... But at 25nl, you start seeing more loose play, both from fish and skilled players
@8:00 - wondering what were other hands that could've given us value there, except for A high (which he luckily did have)? Or was it more to put in a blocker bet so he doesn't fire another barrel on the river?
Great video, thanks! But why the All-In at 23:45? Sorry for the newbie question, I thought I was following along until that point.
Because everyone else folded and the big blind was all that was left so it would have been heads up
Thanks for posting more these days sir
Daniel “sticks it in” with pocket 10’s legendary
I'm watching this, and I admit, I don't know much about the intricacies. This is great for me to learn here. Online seems so much different, can't see the others' faces. How do you quickly identify the other players' skill? How do you pinpoint the players you have to respect, and who you can fleece?
Plays onnnnnnmme match vs polk and now hes a genious pff. Jk love the content and your genuine emotion!!! Keep em comin!!!
Daniel the first and only poker player Im a fan of!
Thanks!
At 33:40 why are the 7s a jam, but the 8s aren't? Is it because the 7s are a head to head play and the 8s have multiple people to still play?
"I will be doing it against Phil Hellmuth and he cant understand it" Had me dead lmao
One thing I've learned playing poker is, when you make a bad call you gotta get over it & get over it quickly and move on. Live with the decision you made and learn from it . don't dwell on what you should have done or could have done or blame your opponents , kinda like hellmuth ..
Thank you Daniel, I've learned so much from you.
Note to self, if I see Dnegs with a Canadian flag at my GG Poker table, fold and find a new table :P
hahaha
Yes, I was trying to figure out if everyone playing knows it's him?
Never change, you are bloody awsome mate..
All right, I’ve taken the cigarette outta my mouth and I’ve placed my goose sandwich safely away from the table. Ready to learn 😁
😁
Goose sandwich?? Lolol
Daniel thank you I love poker I'm learning things I'm doing wrong
Good 👍as always I like the new school train of the thought on this hand
In the first hand where u had pocket kings, why after the flop did u bet so little? I’m trying to learn your strategy there
Had no idea u even had a UA-cam ... instant subscribe for me. 😂😂😂
at 34:00 when you showed 99, I had the same 2 cards in a $15 tourney.
The key to a bluff is representing the winning particular cards in hand during preflop. Kind of like holding KQ and telling your opponent you have pocket 10's preflop. You've just created a seed of doubt, and a bunch of cards that they should or shouldn't be afraid of. It works if you have the image for it the first and only time you do it at a table 😜, winking at you Daniel. Never say your real hand still. It can be perceived as collusion.
Ocho gracias el WSOP 🤣 cracked so hard
I love this dude xD so loosey goosey and fun and still great information
Dude got 10+ hands juicy in a row
11:30 when he says it’s a bad card for his range does that mean what the opponent thinks his range is or literally it just doesn’t improve his hand
Good luck vs Hellmuth!! Gonna be rooting for you Dnegs!
04:24 You randomize - I think -- by the suit of the left card in your hand . i randomize by the suit of the first card of the flop
We need a Negreanu ASMR apple crunching stream while you play.
It’s cute to see Daniel use words like Blunder
I lost a much smaller hand where I had paired tens vs Kings and went all in. Feels good to have a pro validate that as a solid move, even though it does suck, lol.
To be fair the initial raisers range is MUCH wider - 1010 is usually good there (or at worst a flip which you need to win to have a chance in these tournaments)
8:03 where did he see A T ?
Awsome Daniel. Thnx very much for your lessons Youre the best
can any1 explain 2 me how the bluff on @14:04 worked? that club flush bluff? if the player had a club they would have called, right?
Hi I'm new to poker here. Can anyone explain why Danniel played so aggressively from 20:00 onwards? Lots of all-ins
I'm new too and 3 years too late. But from what I figured, it's cos the limits are increasing as more rounds are played so the value of even everyone folding is much higher and even if someone DOES have something to call, it's still decent hands that have a fighting chance.
So best case, beat another dudes all-in.
Worst case, lost to another dudes all-in.
Average case, you got some dough from dudes folding.
All in all, a pretty good deal.
almost won a seat in Vegas from online poker. I like watching your videos and poker night in America
Rubber fist is Matt Stout.... Apokerjoker2 is my buddy Ian Steinman...Doug Puke made a video about him folding a set of Kings to Joe McKeehen Joe rivered an A high straight ... Ian is a very good player!
I believe you are one of the greatest.
Kings in the house 😂
Hello from France Daniel 👌🇫🇷
08:03 how did you knw he had AceT?
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