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Ben I am from India...and the problem that I gave everytime is managing my bankroll....
It's really tough to manage the bankroll....expenses bankroll and everything related to bankroll...please give me a specific answer to this...this is what m sturggling with...it's not my game its bankroll...I don't have that controll...bad beats gets me everytime
I have been following u from a long time...u r the only one who has solution to my problem
M really serious about it
I hope u'll reply
Being good at poker is one thing, living your life in a way that sets you up for success is another. Ben might be a pro poker player, but he'd succeed at anything because of his mentality and mental strength. What's so de-mystifying about the best poker players being the best, is that they can all focus on the process not the end goal. The ego is left at the door in pursuit of being better, every day. What he describes here isn't a way to be a poker pro really, it's a way to succeed at anything you want to really do in your life.
Thanks for sharing! Very nice of you!
Good comment.
I would go further and would say, he descirbes the "boring and brutal reality" behind the curtains of succsses. To be honest, that is not, what u wanna hear and what u imagine in ur illusions about beeing a poker pro. If u follow his guide, it appears easier to looking for a "conventional high paid " job, than to try becoming a pro. And after took all this informations in the right place in ur mind, u have to ask urself - is it really worth it? Because it will hard to find one recreational, who want to become a pro because he "love the process of the game". I never met one... Everybody is "in the game" because of the easy earned money dream...
Great Video, Ben.
For someone who’s been pro and semi pro on and off for 8 years- you can have huge downswings and you need to be able to accept the stress which comes along with that.
true!
Sir please make a video on Bankroll Managment🙏
Great video Ben, thanks for pumping out all this great content. I went pro three years ago and you've contributed significantly to my success.
I am currently taking your Masterclass course for the 2021 WSOP. I used play poker for a living, however when I would move up the ranks and play the bigger games, my poker game would steadily decline. Money was great in poker games back home, but I felt outclassed when I played at the WSOP. This year however, I feel more prepared than ever before and its due to the time, effort, and studying of your course. Thanks for your content and by also leading by example. #letscrush
Go crush them champ!
Your approach to poker would apply on anything. Having realistic plans and goals, and maintaining discipline. I am extremely grateful to have learned poker. It taught me skills that I can apply in my life. Taking results right in the stomach is the best way to learn, and poker helped me with that. It helped me with developing focus and not being shaken by immediate results.
Jupp 100% true!
This is probably one of the best advice videos or just advice I have ever heard. Thank you for being the person who understands what others are going through.
What a hyper strong Video man, Chapeau Ben. You've brought the brutal truth to light again. But with a very positive, reflective way as it should be! Thank you for all your effort, motivation and love ☺ ♥
This was a really good video and I would like to share a bit of my perspective. First step to becoming a poker pro is to play it as a hobby for some months at least. You can't just jump into and think about how you are gonna make money from it, poker needs to be your passion first. That's important because there's a lot of stigma around poker and it being gambling. If you are able to explain how poker is different from other forms of gambling and show your passion and what you love about it, people who you care about will be able to better understand it and it will be easier for them to support it.
For me personally it is encouraging to hear what Ben is saying on this topic because eventhough i was mostly alone on my journey, I did do most of the things Ben is suggesting to do (be open about it to friends and family, more or less sticking to a plan and schedule, having money saved up when i decided go really go for it) when you are starting. It took me a around 2.5 years from playing online poker just as a hobby to moving out with 8 months of money saved up and fully going for it. So you just need to stay patient while also being real with yourself as much as possible throughout. GL to anyone on this journey
Thanks man!!!
Hi Ben, thanks for the amazing content!!
I have been working through the Tournament masterclass since last September and I really feel like I am understanding the principles.
The thing that I am having the most trouble with is staying present at the table. I often find myself making instant decisions instead of thinking thoroughly about the spot and considering everything before deciding what to do.
Do you have any tips for staying present at the table?
Thanks for all of the content you produce!!!
Great topic and video ,thanks for this !
Great video Ben! I've being playing poker for about 10 years, and as a full time professional for some of that time. In the last 16 months I've started taking online poker tournaments very seriously and am profiting way more money than my current job. It's taken about a year for me to know confidently that I'm beating mid stakes/lower end of high stakes. I can learn a lot from the soft skills you mention in this video. I'm going to make the plunge into full time professional poker in the next month or so thanks for all the wisdom you put out in the world! 🌎
2 years later, how are you faring?
I really want to admire every thought process you have in your mind. Not exactly, but I was thinking similarly as you after experiencing significant disagreement about my career. I'm really grateful that someone like you are thinking about the same as me about life. (Can't help my self) Really LOVE YOU!
Great content! Thanks for the tips,for your umility and for the fact you care so much about the game and the new generation of poker players. I would find really useful an in depth content about how to manage incomes as poker pro.
What percentage do I save ? What percentage can i spend? What percentage do i use to grow my bankroll?
You got inspired by your friend and now you inspire thousands ❤
Man U don’t know how much I need this video right know wow thank you Ben
Great job Ben . Thanks for your videos!
Thank you so much, Ben! this video it's being really helpful.
Great video again. Keep The good work up🧡🧡🧡
Great advice in general even though I'm not going pro! Who would dislike this video, probably people who blew their bankroll after binking a tournament. Keep up the good work dude!
Great content as always , thank you and congrts for the new ambassador journey good job!!!
Thanks for the great content!
The great content Ben, thanks a lot. I try crushing micro cash games non-full-time and it's terrible. I have no enough time to study and grind. In September I will try another approach, play a small number of hands but with full concentrate, will think a lot + studying every day. I'll change my goal to game solving and strategic play, instead of money.
It’s a tough way to make an easy living
Can you please make a video of tracking progress and using holdem manager 2 or stuff like that! Love your content just joined rye and already love it!!
Thanks a lot for sharing this with us.
I had a fight with my boss so I told him I would leave for a week. I found like $150 in my stars account, won like $2k in a bounty builder and since that day I just kept playing and playing and I was 'pro'. After two years I was completely worn out from poker. My results were decent to good but I didnt had the fire anymore to prove myself to my friends and family. I proved myself I could do it and I just quit. I traveled for half a year and started working somewhere else.
Since then I only play poker for fun and im probly a losing but a very happy player. Poker didnt make me happy
btw: I had been playing winning poker on the side for over 10 years but I never had the balls and the will to go pro.
Dont even think about going pro with a bankroll as small as mine was. Bankroll and money management are KEY and never ever tilt. NEVER tilt.
Thanks for sharing! Its def not for everyone and at some point one might realise that its time for a change.
But is poker really supposed to make you happy?
Great video, thank you to share all of that advices.
Thank you!!
Hi Ben I would like a video on tracking your results and what kind of software is best to start with
Great content is not all poker it’s about having a balance in your life to enjoy poker and understanding is not about the money but reaching goals in your life
Great video man!
Hi Ben! Love that video, thanks a lot. I have several questions so I’m gonna ask each of them separately so it will be easier for people to read them and for u to answer.
I’m already semi pro and considering going pro as my results are quite good since the last 9 months (MTT - 10 to 50$ mostly). I worded and studied a lot (including your masterclass), and I’m glad to see that the results are now coming.
But I keep playing only one or two tournaments at the same time. So of course because of that I have longer sessions, and I have to play probably more time per day than others. Point is I feel comfortable like that, and I still don’t feel to play 4 / 6 tables or more at the same time. Do u think that s a mistake? Should I force myself to open more tables? Because for now I hate this idea of being in pre finale table or finale table meanwhile I have other tournaments running beside, I feel like I’m not 200% focus on my main tournament. What do u think?
great video, I played poker full time for 9 years, stopped and came back at the beginning of the pandemic, this time starting with pennies I had in my accounts and building a BR playing sit and go, 17k games later I'm here being a small winner and thinking if i'm a pro again, i do it full time and pay all my and my family's bills with that money, but i still don't feel like a pro, do you think maybe because i'm a small winner playing low stakes?
Great video BencB
I am genuinely considering poker as a professional, i really want to know can one play poker at a certain level to sustain living starting from today even after 10-15-20 years? Even after 30 years wont the grind be too much? Physically the body will also mot be able to cope up, how to go about it?
Thanks for the valuable information
Hey Ben, what is your opinion on coaching for profit? I am playing poker (part time) profitably for the last year by watching UA-cam, streamers, using icmizer and rewatching hands. I now want to transist to full time and got offered a 70/30 deal for one year (legit coach with good history for last 3 years) the goal is to make me fit in this time so I can coach myself afterwards. Is this a good way to start into the poker career? (no staking or bankroll deal just coachings for profit)
Hey Ben , thank you for the quidance ! gL
Brilliant content!
Ben you the man I totally plan on becoming a pro here within the next couple years and playing for 5 years semi pro thanks for all your good words I will use your knowledge to be a grinder thanks for everything
GL man!
So, you became a pro?
9:55 Lol at you getting defensive about it :D That was funny.
Didn’t understand it either lol. Not racist at all. Just facts. Nowadays there’s people who get offended by just nothing haha.
What system requirements or laptops you recommend to setup an environment for grinding online
This was a great video
What is the best style of poker to play? Is it GTO?
GREAT VIDEO
Thx for the video
This video is dope
Nice video although I think bank roll management should be explained a bit more.
Let's say you have a 10.000$ bankroll, and you only play MTT's up to 55$.
On a Sunday you have the storm, big 11, big 22, big 33, hot 33(x3), bounty 33, bounty 55, hot 55, bounty 55, Mini bounty HR 55, hot 22, Double Deuce 22 etc. And that's just Pokerstars, without re-entries and when there are no series. If you include other poker rooms and series, you're schedule goes way over 1k in no time ( if you are multitabling obvious).
So my question would be, do you work with a total buy-in for the day ? What are the bankroll rules for turbo's/hypers/satellites/re-entries, what do you do with series ?
Thank you 😊
I am chasing the freedom. Never have a dollar amount goal. Putting in the work drives me. I know that taking action is the first step to freedom.
Probably one of the best videos you have posted so far. I can really see and feel how passionate you are about that topic! 💛 However I actually do have an important question:
So many Pros talk about what to do and how to do it - but my question is: How to recognize that u actually won't make it to Pro?
I tried it 4 Times already to become a Pro in the end I couldn't stand it for longer than just 6 months in a row. And everytime something else bothered me after a couple of months. From social isolation, over downswings over getting bored of the format to stamina issues - I tried to overcome everything, reviewed everything but in the end I am asking myself: should I take another attempt? I mean I love the game. I am a decent player. I even moved to eastern Europe cause of that dream. But I don't know, if there are some indicators that prove that I might no be capable of becoming a pro? I know that not everybody can make it due to some Personal limitations. But I also know that u should never give up if u really really want something...
So do you may have any advice for that state of mind as well? 🤔😕
oh thank yo so much :))
Tough question, in general if you don't have the passion and you have a hard time studying and you are just doing it for the money and you don't enjoy the process then this should be a red flag.
I recognise myself in this! But u wont like my awsner.
I became pro after being like 10 years in your situation. After two years of being 'pro' I started to hate my life. After I quit fulltime poker my life has changed for the better in every way. My conclusion is that im way to social to be an online poker player, I just cant life like that. I need people around me to have fun with
@@ResonNL Thanks for sharing. Can you maybe tell me a bit more about that specific moment where you decided to quit? 🤔🙏 What were you missing and what made it impossible for you to do some adjustments instead of quitting?
@@RaiseYourEdge yeah I can imagine... I mean you are still full of passion for that game and probably far off a Situation where you might decide to quit. Maybe I should quit fully for a couple of months and then just observe myself if I find something else what I could go for or if I really miss that competition. Maybe it's also a way to just accept that I can't do it forever, but accepting that I just switch every half year to something else, just to have some variance in life - which can also be an advantage... 🤔
"Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm"
I work a 9to 5 job play a few games after work and mostly in the weekends,I am up 25k since december I feel like if I hit another big score i could start trying to become a full time player, if I can make 50k a year it's fine for me I am tired of the 9 to 5 routine AND i REALLY ENJOY PLAYING TOURNAMENTS,
Bank role management for tournaments Ben gracias
yes - video on tracking progress pls
Benjamin u are a nice person. Thanks.
Yes please a bankroll management video, especially on the different formats of poker like cash games, tournaments or on games with higher variance like PLO
Noted! We can also recommend to check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/O7qae1J26Ag/v-deo.html
I typically build large stacks and end up losing almost all my chips in big spots where Im ahead pre and lose vs a bad runout. While deep, should I be slowing down with my big hands like JJ and AQ. Should I be more passive while having 40bb mid/late game?
do you even really fold AQo UTG open when get 3bet by any position?
I think some what of a good strategy is to always call UTG unless you have a super strong hand like AA or KK or even QQ..But sometimes I don't listen to my own advice and will most likely always still raise even with AQo..even UTG..not sure if it's a smart move though
Congrats on the poker stars partnership. You deserve it.
The thing is most people who want to become a poker pro aren't willing to put in the work. Myself included. I have been playing poker for 14 years (I'm 29 years old now).. I'm pretty good, but If I wanted it bad enough I would have studied more, done research and played every moment I could to better myself. Proper bankroll management aswell.
at least you are very honest!
When you play max 3$ tourneys, but events like wcoop are coming, is it worth to play those?(5,5$ buy-ins...) Or do you recommend to skip those events and focus on improving in micro stakes?
It's important to stick to your bankroll management, but taking some shots and/or playing satellites definitely can't hurt as long as you have the ability to drop stakes if it goes south.
i have played on and off semi pro for around 10 years, i have quit the game few times due to downswings , when you play for a living it can really take the fun out the game as you take bad beats more serious. Also ( this is my problem ) you need to be strict with BRM , which i never am , i usually do it for months then start buying into games my bank roll cant take and BOOM busted roll this has happened to me time and time again. the reason being i play MTT's and i want to win at least 2k up top for my 7-10 hour grind
I'm a micro stakes grinder. I just looked at my sharkscope stats, and I have played 3k tours over the past 4 years with avr field over 4k. I'm worse compared to the field that I used to be, but still slighly winning at 1-5 dollar buyin. I've bought masterclass few weeks back.
I'm not trying to go pro, but would be nice with 500-1000k dollars extra a month. That's my goal. Do I need 300 buyins or more for this field sizes? I try to mix in some caps, but I only play pokerstars, and they only have 3 running in the time I am able to register.
Hey Moz that depends on many things, such as if you are able and willing to reload your bankroll.. how good you are compared to your opponents.. the speed of the tournaments.. But 200-300 buyins definitely sounds like a reasonable BRM for these stakes in general!
-Mich würde interessieren welche Bücher du dir anfangs rein gezogen hast bzw welche du ambitionierte Spieler empfehlen würdest. Oder ob du im selbst Studium dir eigene Aufzeichnungen gemacht hast aus verschiedenen Quellen , so eine Art eigene Poker Bibel.
-Ob du wirklich bis aufs letzte Prozent die Pot Odds etc berechnest oder ob das alles eher automatisch oder intuitiv passiert aufgrund der vielen Hände die bereits gespielt hast.
- welche Fragen du dir als pro in jeder Hand stellst, abgesehen von Position, Chip Stacks und Image des Gegners. zB welche Hand schlägt mich und ist das plausibel zu seiner Position und sein setzverhalten, welche Hand gibt er mir, quasi welche Gedankengänge sollte man generell in jeder Hand haben? Ich weiss generell viel über Theorie aber erwische mich immer dabei das ich die wichtigen Gedankengänge garnicht anwende sondern dann doch wieder wie ein Roboter Spiele. Das denken in Ranges fällt besonders schwer oder den Gegner seine Hand zu polarisieren.
Ich schaffe es auf den low Limits immer schnell mit 600-700 BB da zu sitzen. Sobald ich aber einen BadBeat kassiere oder mich "verbluffe" verliere ich mein gutes Spiel. Ich glaub das Thema Mindset als pro ist mit das was mich am meisten interessieren würde.
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How do I work on losing me ego in online poker . I think I’m better then I am and I feel myself making bad decisions when being 3bet min 3bet or 4 bet how do I lose my pride and just fold. I’m sure this correlates to my real world life too but It’s my biggest struggle with online poker.
Nice job man explaning to people how shuld aproache reality
Thanks for this video.
As pokerpro's sit on a chair for ~80h a week, I would really like to know what massage thing you used in the last video.
Thanks in advance and have a great WCOOP
like a massage stick
thanks Ben very nice content,but please you make a video about going poker pro or tournament poker pro???I think its better option to make it on cash games,tell me your thoughts about it and make this bankroll management video!!!keep up the good work champ...
This is what this video is about?
@@RaiseYourEdge i understand what you are talking about and is great content ..never mind,take care 👊
(A friend of mine or maybe me)Just started study this journey and i can see clear how many friends actually this person has
I have a year left in college and am planning on giving myself a year or two after I graduate to try to become a poker pro..Do you think it makes sense to start a twitch stream/ making some sort of content as well? I've heard some people say its better to just focus on getting better at the game, but I think it also makes sense to have another revenue stream that doesn't rely directly on poker. It also seems like a great way to meet people and make connections in the poker world. What do you guys think?
Honestly I see so many players on twitch but with very bad results on SharkScope. And I still wonder, why do these people stream? They have nothing to teach except “don’t do like I do”. It’s great to share some contents, ok, but as long as you know about what you are talking about. Right?
However I agree about the fact that it can help some people to focus on their session instead of watching Netflix beside. So you got nothing to lose trying. And of course you might be able to connect with other players. Which is good, as being a poker player is often a lonely trip. Again today I scored a tournament and I wanted to share my feeling with people later on, but I had no one to talk about that. I feel like I’m annoying my friends talking about poker again and again. Weird feeling
@@jeebtheboss Can u tell me who u got in mind from twitch streamers??
What did u decide to do ?
pls viedo for tracking your progress
I have $300 divided in two sites to play 0.05/0.1. I that a good start point or should I deposit a more and play higher? 0.1/0.2 or 0.1/0.25 is the level where I want to put volume.
No thats a good starting point! Beat those limits and then move up!
Hi Ben, I love your content. How much would you say playing online is important to developing as a live player? My goal is to become a live tournament player in mid-high stakes tournaments but I don't really have the bankroll to start grinding low stakes live tournaments (100-200$ buy-in). Should I focus on playing live cash to continue building my skills and bankroll or should I really focus on online to sharpen my tournament skills? My dream is to be able to play full tournament schedules like the WSOP, pokerGO events, and tournament series around the country/world. And is it unrealistic to have these goals as someone who is 29 years old? I have been playing poker on and off for 13 years and studying casually for the last year or so but I'm not sure if I should fully commit to studying or if it's a dumb idea. Thanks Ben
if your life allows to play tournaments then go play MTTs. I would not split my focus on Cash and MTTs on the same time. lol 29??? Dude, you are young as fuck
@@RaiseYourEdge Thanks for the respone brother! Keep up the awesome work, RYE is the best
Hello!
I have a quetion for you Benjamin.
I play poker daily, many hours. Sometimes i lost my mindset about what i schould think about that i do when i play well, but sometimes i feel so lost in my game, so im getting frustrated. . My question, what do you do to not feel lost ingame, about everythinhi you have grabed and learned about the game and different spots. Maybe i think to mutch or i dont fkn know. Sometimes its just feels like im forgets my game. Do you have notes written down at the paper behind you or do you have everything in your head? And how do we know if we have a downswing or if we just playing bad, theses things hollow my brain...
You have to try to embrace that you can not know everything and that the frustration only leads to even worse decisions. Focus on improving by studying and results are likely to follow!
Great video amd thanks you so much first off.. I have been playing poker for almost 20 years now..and lately more and more often..However, I have my ups and downs just like anybody else, but I would highly unlikely call myself anything near a pro or even a semi pro player..to become that I really thinks it takes a LOT of strategy amd discipline..For one I don't hardly bluff..ever. But my problem is that I have a hard time reading the table and understanding if someone is trying to or is bluffing me..if I could just get past this one technique and read people a little better sometimes..I would be pro by now..So all in all..I would like to learn stuff about how to read positions and others actions on the tables..I'm not sure if there are videos about them..but I did see something similar from Ben I believe somewhere about positions and when to 3 bet..and calling a 3 bet raise and what not..but even that I was having a hard time understanding..maybe I need something called "reading bluffs for dummies" 😆 anyways that's my only two cents for now..but would love to see more great videos..thanks again Ben!
hey buddy we have a free 5 day course that will help you to understand positions and read ranges better to make better decisions.
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Taoism? i started reading the Tao Te Ching which has immense wisdom and ego-less teachings, great for mental wideness and clarity/ poker study and poker presence
How do you overcome being stuck where the only game you have near you is filled with guys who just don't care about the small buy-ins that the game is limited to? You can't just sit around and wait for big hands because they just don't always show up each day/night. It's getting old getting the money in as like 60%-80% favorite and losing so consistently.
I turned pro ( by pro I mean making enough money to live with ) last year with only 200$ bankroll and net worth actually lol 😂 , after a year I moved from Nl5 to Nl200 in shortdeck believe in yourself people and be honest at the same time and be willing to deal with pressure and work hard . For me I hope to become the best shortdeck player and crush high stakes
Hey Ben, Loads of love and respect from India. I am a poker player for 10 months now. I crush small stakes cash games and then the very next day the opposite thing happens with me. In this poker journey of this vital 10 months, I have still managed to win 3 micro stakes tournaments. You might be knowing about how indian players play poker, how their ranges are soooo polarised or better saying that most of the micro stakes player have NO range whatsoever. A lot of fish players just swim in the tournament for fun probably. Some are getting their way through and some just get knocked out. So to some it up, I have a huge fear of playing with these fish players. Any guidance from you would be highly appreciated.
Don't try to overcomplicate it, play your good hands well. ABC poker.
how do i play a5 off suit in the sb in the middle of tourney when i raise the bb i miss the flop and have to check fold alot
i got 2nd in holdem out of 260 tonight and 3rd in omaha hilo and 7th in omaha hilo for a net of $425 for fri night
I want to decrease my work from home job to 32 hours a week to pursue poker I need a job to succed at poker because i need steady income and I just got a raise and make good money and work from home
In depends on the board texture. Sometimes you float with your A high but often you end up check folding. I would A5o mostly limp from the SB and play a small pot.
Hi Ben!
I would like to ask you, if it's safe to play tournaments, if i have 300 buyins for a specific avg buyin?
Just an example: i have 1800 $. My plan is to play tournaments with 5$ avg buyin, and to make 2 shots/week, on 11$ tournaments.
Have a nice day and good luck!
Thanks for your content. It's very educative.
Stay away from making shots. Focus on beating 5$ limits.
@@RaiseYourEdge
On 7000 tournaments played, 6,5$ avg buyin, I have 21% ROI.
Are there people who actually start out as only tournament players? That seems like it would be extremely hard as cashing in general is a hard thing to do consistently.
Basically anything "weird" you wanna do in life is gonna get this kind of response you're talking about on the very beginning of this video. I personally know people who are living of things like "making experiments" or "breaking Guinness records publicly" etc. this also sounds stupid at first, if you actually don't understand. What about all those awesome photographers? Spending like months to take 1 perfect photo in African savanna? This job always sounded delusional for me for example, but I never judged that, just only couldn't understand. It's the same thing with poker and other things. You need to show your passion and really start to DO IT and then people will get jaw drops instead of mocking you. Good Luck Ben, awesome video! 😎
true
Does raise your edge have Short Deck Hold'em content?
nope
Hey ben around 12:43 you said to not play hyper and turbo tournaments but those are the only games running at 1$ and 2$ limits any help what to do about that.
Just use 200x bankroll for Turbo's.. Or sign in to multiple sites so u can play multiple over 5min blind level tourneys at once. I have around 50$ in 4 sites so I can avoid the Hypers completely. 7 min blind level is my favourite. With 10-12 min levels the skill level requirement seems to increase massively even as low as 2.20 level.
You can look at playing SnG's to lower the variance and/or check different sites
Ben: What if a person has a full time job that gives him/her decent amount of money which is not achievable at mid-stakes (assuming mid stakes is starting point of poker). How does one decide to go pro because from money aspect, profits from poker will be less than money earned by him/her currently till they reach high-stakes which is not possible without a full-time dedication to poker.
if u can cover ur life expenses and keep building a bankroll
Why does it have to be just about how much money you make? I'd rather make 70-100k per year playing midstakes than have a 250k job that I hate in some uptight corporate environment. Freedom is worth way more to me but I know everyone is different.
Hey Ben. There is a notion that, with time, poker will be completely solved and, therefore, inevitably die. What are your thoughts on that matter?
It will never die
My take on it is kind of like this: all the info we could ever want is at the tip of our fingertips. Does that mean that everyone puts in the time and effort to educate themselves?
@@DejaquezernDenaster Absolutely not. I love studying and I can't recall everything unless I stay at it, but I get lazy too. Most people won't even look BEYOND OPTICS when it comes to VOTING FOR PREZ..lol
@@flowthrupranayama Best Example: Chess got completely solved many years ago yet has not died. Infact, it has gained popularity after Queen's Gambit
A bankroll management video would be cool
bro , 80% of tourney i join i can easy raise my stack x10 or x15 .. but then late stage at level 20 ... i fail 99% . what do you think i'm doing wrong !
Really hard to say, we recommend to watch some of the liveplay videos in which Bencb is having a deep run and see what he does different!
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Video on tracking results pls!!
Use H2N, HM3 or Pokertracker 3. Doesnt require a video on it :)
Sir Please make a Video on Bankroll Management
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Es ist schon frustrierend wenn man lernt, sich mit dem Tema Befasst und mit kleinem Budget( max 5 USD Truniere) GTO spielt und über Monate am schluss immer mit leeren Händen da steht. Ich habe das Gefühl dass MicroStake Turniere mehr Bingo und Lotto sind als sonnst etwas. Wenn man laufend der Favorit ist man dennoch sehr oft verliert ist dies extrem frustrierend.
Wie kann man da die Motivation aufrecht erhalten? Sollte man weniger spielen dafür höhere Buy ins?
Man sollte auf Micros auch nicht GTO spielen.
@@RaiseYourEdge sondern?
@@Andy-bg6hq Exploitative poker
@@RaiseYourEdge besten dank für den tipp
Not another cookie Ben, another burpee 😤
Hey Ben, I would love a Bankroll management video.
For Mtt in my case , it feels so hard understanding when to level up and how much higher go
Just look to his channel he already done a video about BRM.
100 buyins for sit&go
200-300 BI for MTTs on micro/low
500+ BI for MTTs on mid+ stakes or big field tournaments (above 1500 entries)
If you stick with it, you should be fine.
@@TheG0DPL do you think pro's who play 10ks have 5 million???
@@nicholaswinters5698 some of them are being staked or people have shares on them so they don't pay for whole entry. They probably don't have enough money to play it all the time however once in a while you can play bigger tournament.
@@TheG0DPL I understand, but it is not that simple, that could work for sng or cash, but in mtt variance have a big role in your bankroll growth. I mean you could shot a big mtt and have the money to play abi 100 but not have the skills yet.
My question is, what stats should we watch that can tell us we can climb confidently the stakes, and how much higher should we go, based on those stats?
Is it Cev? $ev? both? Maybe ROI only if the sample is good enough? And if ROI only, what is a good/great number, and how much higher should we go based on that number?
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br video please! thank you!!
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Wir deutsche community wären froh wenn du mal ein programm auf Deutsch machen würdest, nicht jeder kann perfekt english also das wäre wirklich super für all die leute die kein english sprechen, es gibt einfach kein einziges programm wo man kaufen kann wo auf deutsch ist auch wenn nur übersetzung drauf wäre dann würde das viele deutsch sprachigen spieler helfen
One more thing..I have played tons and tons of online poker sites..but I wonder though..I see a lot of them..and cards in real life would not usually fall like a lot of cards do online electronically..Does anyone know a REAL site that don't seem too quirky or almost like it's fixed just to take your money..mean I almost thought about that for America's Cardroom..where I do a lot of online poker currently but I try to not put too much money into it because I have seen some of the craziest wildest suckouts and bad beats in history on there..So all in all..does anyone know a guaranteed site that's ACTUALLY normal..and the card play seems more real?
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