How to Study Poker Like the Pros: The Best Way to Study Poker

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  • @stevenlewis3981
    @stevenlewis3981 9 місяців тому +4

    Just started watching your videos. Have to say these are some of the best free content ive seen. A lot easier to comprehend the points your trying to make.

    • @ConsciousPoker
      @ConsciousPoker  9 місяців тому

      Appreciate that Steven, thanks for the support.

  • @learenng1267
    @learenng1267 6 років тому +23

    You’re awesome Alex! Thanks for giving back and teaching us amateurs in how to improve our game. It’s much appreciated 🙌🏼

  • @joelriggs4614
    @joelriggs4614 5 років тому +36

    You lost me saying macs are better than PCs...

    • @Noizyvelvet
      @Noizyvelvet 4 роки тому +1

      Joel Riggs But they are

    • @Micloren
      @Micloren 4 роки тому +9

      @@Noizyvelvet The vast majority of independent repair shops will say with confidence that Macs are trash.

    • @Noizyvelvet
      @Noizyvelvet 4 роки тому

      @@Micloren Fake News you Spew

    • @thomasmatthews80
      @thomasmatthews80 Рік тому +2

      PC way better for all things poker

    • @aritramondal6475
      @aritramondal6475 Рік тому +1

      @@Noizyvelvet Macs are trash.

  • @CatherineReardon
    @CatherineReardon 6 років тому +6

    I enjoy your post. I’m going to get crunch. Thank you. I’m also going to the links below. I’m stoked! Excellent info Mr. Toreli

  • @petegiant
    @petegiant 4 роки тому +1

    I would tend towards discounting TT+ if there wasn't a raise/3-bet preflop

  • @markhellie6837
    @markhellie6837 8 місяців тому

    Why are we adding hands (As5s-As3s, KQs, KsJs, QsJs) into a range on the river? If we are adding those hands, why not add As2s? Shouldn't the range get narrower as the hand plays out?

  • @brandonwebster6197
    @brandonwebster6197 4 роки тому +5

    Is it best to study one subject a week or multiple a week?

  • @Pccesar3
    @Pccesar3 5 років тому +1

    Alec make another video on how 1/2 nl live cash games fund your tournament buy ins. My BR was depleted because i only played tourneys

    • @ConsciousPoker
      @ConsciousPoker  5 років тому +1

      Play more cash games :)

    • @FSshizz
      @FSshizz 5 років тому +2

      I only play tournies but seriously considering cash games now, tournaments are so wide with people's ranges.. get this...
      Early stages of a tournament, blinds 600-1200 I look down at QQ and raise to 3.4k.. some woman calls, nice flop 395 I bet 7k, she calls.. turn J I bet 11k she jams, I call and she flips over J5 :/ like who calls with J5o to a raise like that and then calls flop with middle pair to a bet like that lol.. seriously stick to cash unless you can avoid those spots.. tournies are wideeeeee

  • @Beanmachine91
    @Beanmachine91 4 роки тому +15

    magic: the gathering and yugioh made me good at poker

  • @frankwhite7695
    @frankwhite7695 6 років тому +2

    I enjoy your commentary. I have one question. I saw an interview you did in 2015 with poker news explaining the differences between small vs big buyin tournaments. You stated how you will normally by-pass the smaller buy-ins i.e. $1500. How did you get to this point in your career where $1500 buy-ins isn't big enough for you. examples (your were a rich kid already, you won the lottery, you won a small poker tournament with a large payout, etc) please any insight will be greatly appreciated.

    • @ConsciousPoker
      @ConsciousPoker  6 років тому +5

      A lot, lot, lot of grinding and saving.

  • @maxxismycat999
    @maxxismycat999 3 роки тому +6

    PC is far superior to Mac buddy, lol.

    • @Anonkontello
      @Anonkontello 2 місяці тому

      Depends on the use. Gaming? PC stomps 10/10. Music creation? PC sucks any MAC’s dick 9/10

  • @AwakenInsights
    @AwakenInsights Рік тому

    I ran the same board and hole cards in a equity caculater and doesn't come up 29-30 percent ....

  • @mrblunderfield
    @mrblunderfield 5 років тому +2

    How do you put someone on a range when the pot is multi way and the game is loose passive?

    • @eyeamiam2795
      @eyeamiam2795 5 місяців тому

      Watch your opponents learn them and pick your moments all this study does is help guide our intuition

  • @tylerjoyner9865
    @tylerjoyner9865 4 роки тому

    What’s best way to understand plo equites you mentioned poker cruncher

  • @brianjoyce9040
    @brianjoyce9040 5 років тому +1

    Thx Alec

  • @carlosroshi5517
    @carlosroshi5517 6 років тому +3

    Nice video 👍

  • @mrfixitdellacertifiedfield5376
    @mrfixitdellacertifiedfield5376 9 місяців тому +1

    Just like GTO !!!

  • @ronaldbarnes1746
    @ronaldbarnes1746 3 роки тому

    It seems like this would let your oponent know how much to value bet. And then when bluffing make it large enough so you can't call this bet amount over time. I like the strategy, but there are some nit oponents who hardly if ever bluff and then you have those who bet bluff whenever they miss a draw.

  • @dochamp2
    @dochamp2 6 років тому +1

    Great job

  • @seanm3189
    @seanm3189 4 роки тому

    why does it say there are 6 combos of aces at 6:31 if we hold the Ad? wouldnt there only be 3 combos? also, wouldn't there only be 1 combo of pocket tens left? Wouldn't we beat 6 bluffs but only lose to 25 combos of value hands? isnt this closer to 1/4 not 1/5 or am I missing something?

  • @Lovescombat
    @Lovescombat 4 роки тому

    What other poker equity calculators do they have for pc that cost around the same

  • @14luey
    @14luey 6 років тому +1

    Combonator is good for pc you can highlight groups of his value hands and bluffs and then get a value to bluff ratio super easily

    • @brianfarley4814
      @brianfarley4814 6 років тому

      Thanks - that program looks pretty interesting. I've never understood why they haven't created more end-to-end software.

  • @benben3110
    @benben3110 6 років тому +1

    How do you calculate this in your Hand during a live game?

    • @MoreThanBlocks.
      @MoreThanBlocks. 6 років тому +3

      Ben Ben you don’t mate you will start to learn it off by heart as you’ve kept practising off the table.

    • @benben3110
      @benben3110 6 років тому

      @@MoreThanBlocks. but if i wanna calculate at the table what would be the fastest and most accurate way?

    • @Marc_berrrry-oh
      @Marc_berrrry-oh 6 років тому

      @@benben3110 after played a hand, you could use one of the many poker apps available on cellphones.

    • @002kimsehun
      @002kimsehun 6 років тому

      @@Marc_berrrry-oh i do like you. What ever you won or lose, keep record your hands and opp hands and stakes. I release i can't keep pocus on game over 3hs and i just leave table when i losing after 3hours played or move the table.

    • @JesusGarcia-dx3yw
      @JesusGarcia-dx3yw 6 років тому

      Thats were the skills come into play someone who can do this in a matter of seconds is a force to be reckoned with

  • @maximesarrazin7979
    @maximesarrazin7979 14 днів тому

    Its funny when I see guys saying "oh in this position he could have this or that combo of cards" while in reality he could have any 2 cards, you just don't know and you are guessing but instead of guessing the exact 2 cards you are guessing a range....

  • @reenasubedi8308
    @reenasubedi8308 9 місяців тому

    What is your link to be a member

  • @jackwedsun3571
    @jackwedsun3571 4 роки тому +1

    Sir which software I can use for learning

  • @jonathanplanet
    @jonathanplanet 5 років тому

    Is an equity calculator good for a tournament, or do you only need an ICM calculator for tournaments?

  • @MrDoctorMD
    @MrDoctorMD 2 роки тому

    Do people use those equitiy calcs while playing online?

    • @shuakhwe
      @shuakhwe Рік тому

      No, it's even banned on pokerstars but no they would be totally impractical to use to help in a hand. I have seen people pull one up after a hand to illustrate a point about their range advantage (they input their own range roughly, and villain's range, and showed that they had a range advantage or disadvantage, can't remember which) - that was before they were banned and was clearly not the type of use that you are thinking of.

  • @jimalford6359
    @jimalford6359 4 роки тому +1

    I’m not busy

  • @ProtectrLifenLiberty
    @ProtectrLifenLiberty 5 років тому

    How does this transfer to tournaments

    • @ConsciousPoker
      @ConsciousPoker  5 років тому +1

      Hand reading is a crucial skill in both cash games and tournaments. If you improve your ability to understand equities vs. ranges (which PokerCruncher does), you'll be a better overall player.

  • @Slaytounge
    @Slaytounge 2 роки тому

    Oh, I'm not ready for this lol

  • @Doc8776
    @Doc8776 3 роки тому +1

    Better microphone

  • @FocusedAndMotivated100
    @FocusedAndMotivated100 5 років тому

    Sweet.

  • @Diesel-gp2zz
    @Diesel-gp2zz 5 років тому +3

    man the sound.. you need to fix your sound!

  • @joshuacoleman4451
    @joshuacoleman4451 Рік тому +2

    confusing because amateurs dont understand the terminology

  • @mariusm5660
    @mariusm5660 5 років тому

    What is the point of that caculator as you will never ever find out what your opponent has...

  • @rickyfonsi6820
    @rickyfonsi6820 5 років тому

    Do you know an app like this for Iphone?
    I will appreciate it!

    • @ConsciousPoker
      @ConsciousPoker  5 років тому

      Try PokerCruncher

    • @rickyfonsi6820
      @rickyfonsi6820 5 років тому

      I did.
      And I think it’s more limited on the Iphone. And probably more difficult to use as well. But I don’t have a mac or Ipad, so I guess I will have to try to get the most of the pokercruncher app on my phone.
      By the way, I want to thank you for replying to me. I am your fan, and I really appreciate everything you teach us!

  • @redactedredacted3721
    @redactedredacted3721 Рік тому +2

    if you have a mac you should buy a microphone haha

  • @Beanmachine91
    @Beanmachine91 4 роки тому

    i play like a meditative assassin stoned on hashish lol

  • @keepitacoldcase
    @keepitacoldcase 4 роки тому

    Probably the most important word to bring to the poker table. Equity!

  • @jimmybroughton2956
    @jimmybroughton2956 6 років тому

    Wow.

  • @Pluto-vn8tw
    @Pluto-vn8tw 2 роки тому +1

    Im lost

  • @Beanmachine91
    @Beanmachine91 5 років тому +2

    read all the poker books you can! you cant just get by on free knowledge, some of the best poker books ive read costed less than 10$

    • @rawxiii6765
      @rawxiii6765 4 роки тому

      how much money have you made?

    • @Beanmachine91
      @Beanmachine91 4 роки тому

      @@rawxiii6765 ive won small prizes at home games, i need to build a bankroll so i can play cash games

    • @Beanmachine91
      @Beanmachine91 4 роки тому

      @@rawxiii6765 i got super system at a used bookstore for 2.99

  • @reinsein518
    @reinsein518 Місяць тому

    i can not wat6ch videos with the bad audio i wish i could i just can not

  • @oliben121
    @oliben121 3 роки тому

    I lost it when he said if you have pc you should buy a mac

  • @davidgentile4576
    @davidgentile4576 5 років тому

    what good is this phone when you play against them maniac.

    • @kaikulimu
      @kaikulimu 5 років тому

      Well, you put in all possible poker hands and calculate equity that way 😂😂😂

  • @fishfry5251
    @fishfry5251 5 років тому

    I was here

  • @515coldfire
    @515coldfire Рік тому

    These exercises are insane. Its easier to just fold lol. You dnt know what kind 9f community cards ur getting its hard to predict these things.

  • @louishugh-jones1743
    @louishugh-jones1743 6 років тому

    Half the opponents hand range would just never bet three times so it seems stupid

    • @kaikulimu
      @kaikulimu 5 років тому +1

      He said assuming the player is a good TAG player. Against different opponents you can enter different hand ranges based on your read...

  • @osidarap8561
    @osidarap8561 2 роки тому +1

    PC > MAC

  • @dl6262
    @dl6262 3 роки тому +4

    “If you have a PC you should buy a Mac.” Douchey comment

  • @Beanmachine91
    @Beanmachine91 5 років тому +1

    online or live i have good reasons to lick my teeth at a large pot! im hungry like a crazy weasel

  • @mrfixitdellacertifiedfield5376
    @mrfixitdellacertifiedfield5376 9 місяців тому

    Reading Poker players ranges is absolutely A BIG WASTE OF TIME ~~~

  • @jeremyhall7951
    @jeremyhall7951 Рік тому

    Two things I dislike about Alec ...
    1. He dont really play poker with the winners.
    2. He makes most of his money selling "how to " or " win big" strategies to suckers.
    Never plays live poker and cant replicate or consistently win.

  • @SuperYtc1
    @SuperYtc1 3 роки тому

    Silly. A solver where you have to put in your opponent's range? The range should be the GTO range. It's not possible to know opponent's range, this is useless.

  • @tyogrady866
    @tyogrady866 3 роки тому

    Pointless

  • @Sonnic7
    @Sonnic7 2 роки тому

    I thought poker was just about luck😅

  • @naturalbornreeler5133
    @naturalbornreeler5133 5 років тому

    You speak soooo fast... Take a public speaking clasd

  • @bumsnot32
    @bumsnot32 Рік тому

    Can the opponent hand range that we enter into the calc be determined just through preflop action for that particular position? For example lets say I open 2.3bb from UTG+1 and LJ calls which leads to heads up on the flop? can we simply enter the LJ preflop calling range into the calculator to get our odds for each further street?

  • @MasterShadowEroticHypnosis
    @MasterShadowEroticHypnosis 6 років тому

    So my pot odds calculator says a pot sized bet is 50% equity. You say 33%. So I count my own bet in the equity? 10+10+10 to win 30 or is it 10 to win 20? So confusing...

    • @ConsciousPoker
      @ConsciousPoker  6 років тому

      Hey man, here's how I think of it. If the pot is $100 and the bet is $100 you're calling $100 to win $200. Therefore you're getting 2:1 so you need 33% equity to break even. Hope that helps!