How To SOUL READ Opponents Like Daniel Negreanu
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- The Pokercode founder and CEO Fedor Holz breaks down how live poker tells helped him to win millions at the poker table. Do you use live tells to make your decisions and have they helped you in the past?
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I have been playing live and studying tells for 15 years and this is the most intelligent, well thought out, video that i've ever seen. Brilliant bro
Seriously? This seems so rudimentary to me
You haven't seen a lot of videos or just the wrong ones.
No one can read a half decent poker player maybe rec players
@@johndildo8786 You have obviously no idea what you are talking about because you don't even know what a tell is and how it works.
@@relaxationmeditationsleep2934 what makes you think I don’t know what a tell is
I like the second layer of reading someone's pulse. From time to time I will notice someone's pulse going nuts in their neck but sat there wondering well are they amped up because they have a big hand or because they are running a big bluff. Never thought to try and see if their pulse calmed down over a period of time. Fun to think about.
This is the realest and most straightforward explanations of live tells I've ever studied. Fedor is a boss and learning from bosses can help you hit that next level. Thanks so much for breaking this down. Much respect
Yeah, ‘I’ve won millions from live tells so now I’m going to give them away to the world for free’
appreciate the insights a lot, thanks for that. Very annoying to hear poker"influencers" say that they have reads on this and reads on that but they cant talk about it (hi charlie). The table talk (of a player involved in a hand) topic wouldve been interesting too.
What are you talking about? If you actually watch his content he's given ppl lots of tips on general population tells. he's just not gonna give specific tells on specific people lol he's just trying to explain that when he's talking about a hand because obviously it's relevant information
He wouldn't sell any courses if he gave away all the info for free
This video makes me take a step back and think a little bit even playing online. Everyone always preaches volume volume volume. So I get caught up in just trying to play a lot of hands but don't look at the quality of those hands and all the details I could be paying attention too. Thanks for all the free info much appreciated 👍🏻
Phenomenal explanation on the sociology side of poker. I really like the analysis of behavior patterns with their demographic information.
Thanks so much for sharing this and being honest and generous. Respect. Interesting and entertaining!
i dont play live, but the stuff about people's pulses going back down after 30-45 seconds when they have value is mind blowing
This pretty obvious tbh. It’s exactly the same when you fade the snap online, you relax. If you film yourself in such a spot you’ll see yourself visibly relax…
@@Gibraltariano yeah true, it’s just I barely ever play live tho, so it’s cool to see what other info comes into play in a live setting
I’ve used the taking a drink and looking at blinking frequency on many occasions. Also great call on the denomination of chips. That one is so reliable! Big fan of your playing style Fedor!
I love live tells and they are very helpful, especially for recreational players. Just understand that live tells are not reliable without context. The biggest flaw I see with players who study and work to improve their game is thinking that other players see the game the same as you. Especially with recreational players. If you don't understand the players range and how they value their hands live tells are worthless. Also you should understand a players baseline and how they react with different hand values.
The thing is the people who're most prone to giving off tells are usually bad and inexperienced players. Thus general observation of their play and sticking to good fundamental poker will beat these players.
@@MitjitsuI've found the players I can exploit the most tend to know some about poker, but not enough. The novices and complete calling stations are ABC poker, but you always have to be aware of some random 2 pair, straight or flush they might have backed into. It's the ones I can bluff a bit more often that usually pay more dividends. I'll often get into good sized pots with them where scare cards are highly exploitable, and I take advantage accordingly. Several pots came up just today in a live MTT I was playing where pushing around semi capable opponents proved highly profitable. We can all beat the newbies. It's profiting off the less talented regs that pays off the most in many spots...
This was very helpful! Great video and tips, thanks Fedor!
Nandez when Will you learn Gary v to play plo5 ? He could even start a poker site where you play with nft as coins
Great content Fedor. I appreciate the insight from a master.
So much value dropped in a single video. Respect!
I think the pulse tell mentioned here is actually backed by math too (doesn't work for top pros but still)
Pot $1000, river bet $700 for value (nuts). Initial excitement from betting $700, but wears off because you accept/settle into the $700 swing of whether they call.
Pot $1000, river bet $700 as a bluff. Same initial excitement from betting $700, however the bettor maintains excitement as the swing of whether they call is actually $1700 and as they realize this they get more excited or at least maintain the initial excitement.
What does it mean when he's talking about using pulse as a tell? Can you guys just see someone's pulse??
@@thomasrichardson6432yes watch their neck, this is why youll sometimes see pros wearing scarfs
As someone who has trouble keeping my pulse in check, I will now be looking at this more in depth! Thanks for the wonderful insight, looking forward to more videos!
second or third time I came back to this work of art like fine wine
Wow this is amazing. The taking a drink one is spot on! I was all in with the nut straight and was sipping my drink. Villain folded. He might have watched your video!
This channel is brilliant. Thanks for the tells
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I watched this 2 days ago. last night i played a short session. called a 3b squeeze mp vs ep with TT. call flop, he jams turn.. he starts breathing heavy and doesnt relax. i find the call. now i have $1000 instead of 300 after the hand which i would normally snap fold... next hand he doubles me up again!! thanks Fedor!
i could listen to you all day fedor. great mind. in my home game i always take a sip when i bluff. prob if i am strong too. but bec i like drinking.
Amazing informative video. Been loving the channel. Tnks very much!
Glad you enjoy it!
ahahaha, the last thing you said, when people drink while they are all in or made a huge bet river is a thing that I've done multiple times both with value or bluff; I might me a master in reversing tell. However I have enjoyed this video and all the precious advices provided.
so sympathisch und cool gesagt danke für in den Input ! #Pokercodeforthewin
Ever tried asking a player whos betting river big if “they ll show u if u fold”? If their answer is a hasty and genuine “yes” they r always bluffing. used to think the sipping from drink is more indicative of a bluff but after several bad calls and 100s of dollars lost i now agree that the opposite is actually true😂
best poker tell video ever
Thank you Fedor! This is really good stuff!
17:03
i sip a drink every time i bluff. gets my mind off the hand for a bit. didnt realize that was a smart reverse tell lol.
I really love you’re guys videos keep it up! I try to keep my sizes the same…sizing tells make me a lot of money but also I live by the sword die by the sword so you have to be ready to go all in with nothing deep in a tournament is what he’s saying. You have to be aware when to go polar and have the heart to commit to progress to the next level.
This was very interesting. There were tells that I didn't know existed, like the "thinking face" tell.
The tip with "when they drink they have it" made me good money.
Absolutely amazing content on a very underexplored topic! Might pay off to watch it multiple times :-)
Amazing stuff, thanks for doing this! 👍💪👌
Christ! I started back in '03 and all that was available was Mike Caro's "Book of Tells". I've always fancied myself a much stronger live player entirely because of tells, but that was hard fought information. A lot of it is just right here. It's one of the reasons I no longer play; the game has started to evolve too fast for me to keep up with.
There literally was a time where I could look at a guy put his hand over his mouth and be pretty close to certain that "this guy just read Caro's book also and is trying a reverse tell" or put my hand over my mouth because I knew the guy had read the book but didn't think I did. It really used to be that simple.
Anyway, really insightful really good information. Particularly important is how you mentioned knowing a lot about a person by who they are not.
The first tournament I played after reading Caro's book I accidently made a motion over my chip stack and heard the player to left mumble "chip claw". I had absolute air, but felt very confident that he had just read my "tell" that I had a monster. Easiest bet and I couldn't stop laughing to myself when he said "I knew it!" and mucked!
About 3 minutes into this vlog I started thinking No Fedor don't talk about this stuff. Damn if he didn't give away THE most important information reading players.
Ppl bet dropping their chips like it is plastic shit directly towards opponent is often a bluff and there are some psychological explanations to that, players putting wisely and smoothly their chips close to the line are at least very confident.
well now I understand all that "tanking" on the river of pros. the wait to figure out if the pulse goes down or not.
Mike Postle taught me this stuff years ago.
u worth all of ur money, i guess u cant be more professional adn extraordinary then u Fedor! ur amazing!
When I'm bluffing I get sudden explosive diarrhea. The casino makes me keep a bucket and mop nearby, but damn if it isn't hard to get bluffs through.
My biggest tip is take your time, just think and keep looking at the player. Talk to them, ask them questions. Sometimes people will flat out tell you their hand without even realising it.
Thanks for the tips going to use them in my next home game.
From the perspective of a 50+ year old male, I LOVED this video. But disagree with most of the theory! You're obviously more accomplished than I am, but many of us old guys have adjusted to the game. Build pots on draws retaining fold equity, know when to bail, and bully the weak into folding with 45o. Keep up the good work!👍😎
Loved the "taking a drink" part too. False tells are golden! Especially the "liars lean"!
I really agree with that last one , two completely different faces when you actually think are thinking and just waiting with a blank stare to not give a timing tell or something
How exactly do you read someone’s pulse? Looking at the chest neck area?
The very last one is why I’d you’re going to drink at the table, drink all the time so you can’t give anything away ;-) Well of course if you drink non stop you’ll eventually have a massive stack then give it all back plus 3 bullets! 😬
dude you are scary smart
Aside from Tim who would you also consider an end boss level player?
I soul read constantly. Its all about breaking down their range as the hand progresses. By the river if you're really good at it, you should have it down to one or two sets of cards.
Thanks! For the great Information
I'm taking a sip of water with every river bluff from now onwards!
Thx, nice one. I do this with the drink very often as a reverse tell too.. works very well
@Fedor great video. Thank you. For those who don't have the means to buy your masterclass. Can you please recommend a book on live tells?
Wow this is pure gold.
phenomenal video. thanks.
Thanks for the knowledge.
I posted that on your last video for online players
Awesome tipps, thanks 👍🙂💛
The second Tom Dwan. A bona fide genius
Whenever I want to get called I try to look as nervous as possible, I’ll start fiddling with the strings on my hoodie or taking sips on my drink. Bluffing a bit tougher to act relaxed though.
GREAT video.
Good general tips but
How do you check someone’s pulse ?
Can he be more specific?
You take your index finger and middle finger and place them firmly on your opponent’s carotid artery or brachial artery (refer to anatomy textbooks for locations). Some poker rooms don’t allow this.
1st to see like and comment :) thanks for the tips LOVE YOUR PASSION Mr. Holz, wish to meet u , study the game and play with in final table someday :) 2022 this comment will manifest someday
No wonder you were destroying everyone 😂 thanks!
If this guy said the world was flat I would believe him...a bit, this 1 simple video has taught a lot, it didn't teach me how he live reads when he plays online though because he clearly does with his results
Best ever. Listen up people!!
I will be starting to drink after I pull off a big bluff next time 😂
Your a legend brother thx💪
Vielen Dank für deine Hilfe!
incredibly valuable
Nice.. next level stuff
Play the player not the hand rule #35
this is gold
Killer vid bro.
Sheesh. Thanks Fedor, now I have to wear a turtleneck and sunglasses rest of my life in live tournaments. How the heck do you see pulse anyway?
You look at their neck.... Thé beating is visible if the Guy is dumb enough not to wear à scarf
@@frenchphilosopher302 all good players wear scarfs.
Darth Fey-Dor uses Jedi mind powers to soul read
Note to self: poker tells 6:10, body language 9:45
Some great tips Fedor thanks alot! But its 2022 and you talk about the way they stack their chips? Really? 😁
Ummm... Yes. I played at a table today, and the three guys who stacked their chips loosely were calling stations, in most pots and unconcerned with keeping their stacks clean. The four tight guys and one woman kept their stacks even, easy to view and in line. I didn't even have to see anything else, and I knew exactly how the table would play. Wouldn't you know it, they did. Shocker...
How on Earth do you see someone’s pulse? I have 20/20 vision and cannot see mine from 3 ft away in the mirror 😂
Funny, the drinking tell was always the opposite to me…
sick content 🔥✌️👍
Thx feds
I don’t know how I do it. All I know is, I can tell people what they’re holding.
Where do you look for a person's pulse?
Neck
CrownUpGuy!
Genius
I do the same since long time but im not millionaire???
Those info could be seen as illegal also 🤣🤣especially the pulse thing
From now i Take a Big gulp in hands with my 72. 😃
So in short. Go all in, if they are looking but not if they are thinking. I will call if you breathe
I'm on such a level that I use other players pulses as a randomizer.
I don't think I heard Daniel Negreanu mentioned once. lol
So you never underbet a strong hand try and draw weaker players?
bol şans
Awesome! : D
LFG
The read about telling when someone's brain is working is one read that won't work on me... 😏
90 percent of the time if a player takes a sip out of his drink, that player is playing a nuted hand..
your body language is so cute, i see you had your coachings in "how to be a modern internet marketing guy with excess hand movements"
Stop Reading my mind!
I've won over a billion using my technique in poker. Billion of Iranian Rials
Also not financial advice?