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Thnk you for making all those video. I am wondering how did you learn all of these strategy

So basically ......Bet the dry boards, bet the pair boards, bet the flush boards, and only value bet the wet boards. So bet bet bet and bet

Poker Greenbean do you have a new poker channel? (2024)

This is a good video. But how can you combat the Donk Bet when it's done by an experienced player who has position on you. Everytime single time you place a bet.

I’m a LAG and I crush. Need to tighten up a little more preflop to increase my win rate even more

The Rule is 4/2 and not 2/4. Rule *4 on Flop: If there are two cards left to be revealed, the situation immediately after the fl op, we use the rule of 4, which says that if you have x outs and two more cards to be shown, then the probability that one of your outs shows up is approximately 4x%. For instance, with 10 outs and two cards to be revealed, your chance of success is about 40%. Rule *2 on Turn: The rule of 2 says that if you have x outs and there’s just one more card to be shown, then your chance of winning is approximately 2x%. For example, if you have 10 outs, then the chance that one of them shows up on the last card on the river is about 20%. If you already have seen six cards-namely, your two cards and four cards on the board-then the chance that you win on the last card is x/46 because there are 46 cards you don’t know about, x of which are good for you. That’s 0.022x, or about 2x%. If you can do the mental math and multiply by 2.2%, then you get an even better estimate. For instance, with 10 outs, you really have a 22% chance of success. We use the rule of 2-or, more accurately, 2.2-when there’s one card left to be revealed PS: This rule makes sense because if you know fi ve cards, two in your hand and three from the flop, then there are 47 cards left in the deck. The chance that the first card is one of your x outs is x/47. The chance that the second card is one of your outs, not knowing the first card, is also x/47. The chance that either card is good is slightly 38 below x/47 + x/47, which is about 4x%. With 10 outs, your chance of success is about 40%. The actual probability is about 38.4%, so this estimate is pretty close. With 10 or more outs, a more accurate probability is (3x + 9)%. ...also in the Book Poker Math that Matter, you will find the rule *4 on Flop and *2 on River.

i have phil gordon's little green book with me here and is says that pot odds= total pot / (amount im asked to call) to 1 so I'm having a hard time understanding why you are dividing 1750 by 3x1750...Please explain what the difference is in these two formulas if any.

Why isn't XC factored in to hands that give RIO? Or for that matter any card in a given hand that better serves an opponent's range? Thanks!

These videos are fantastic! Any plans to release more playlists?

great video. that was a continuation bet

hey @pokerphdio are you checking this page? you still alive? love your videos

Great job

I have videos from greenbeanvideos, very educational :) The rule is 4 (flop) and 2 (turn). a) the rule of 4, which says that if you have x outs and two more cards to be shown, then the probability that one of your outs shows up is approximately 4x%. For instance, with 10 outs and two cards to be revealed, your chance of success is about 40%. This rule makes sense because if you know five cards, two in your hand and three from the flop, then there are 47 cards left in the deck. The chance that the first card is one of your x outs is x/47. The chance that the second card is one of your outs, not knowing the first card, is also x/47. The chance that either card is good is slightly below x/47 + x/47, which is about 4x%. With 10 outs, your chance of success is about 40%. The actual probability is about 38.4%, so this estimate is pretty close. With 10 or more outs, a more accurate probability is (3x + 9)% b)The rule of 2 says that if you have x outs and there’s just one more card to be shown, then your chance of winning is approximately 2x%. If you already have seen six cards-namely, your two cards and four cards on the board-then the chance that you win on the last card is x/46 because there are 46 cards you don’t know about, x of which are good for you. That’s 0.022x, or about 2x%. If you can do the mental math and multiply by 2.2%, then you get an even better estimate.

Great to now that you had to be "big stupid" to come to the final table with big stack and win

This stuff is cool! The store links are busted though.

These videos are great. I remember there being more playlists. Either way. Brilliant videos, thanks.

The hand equity is 35% not 33. Why didn’t you show how you got the hand equilty? 9 outs x 4 =36 -1 = 35%

Utg is 5 x BB to take out all the weaker hands rep ing a strong hand. Value betting I would say. Looking to ck raise to and bets on the turn so he can bluff on the with anyone sticking around with his strong hand or fold his weak hand to larger bet from Dealer postion

So why do you divide by 100 in the first example, then by 150 in second?

You are Simply The Best teacher!

Can someone explain whether donk bet is determined based on your position post-flop, or who the aggressor was preflop? For example, suppose you were the aggressor preflop and you bet out of position postflop, is that considered a donk bet or a continuation bet? Similarly, what if preflop aggressor was the opponent, you are in position post flop and the action is checked to you. How would your post flop bet be called?

Thank you for sharing!

Is this a mathematical theorem with a proof?

percentage

Completely useless concept, won't improve your game at all wasting your mental energy like that, trying to do this math during games.

Awesome videos

Nice

Thanks for the awesome content 🙏

Your the best poker channel I have ever watched you have taught me everything I know please come back😢

A cbet

What are the top 30% of hands?

I don't really understand why it's so bad - if people 'know' you do it for value, you start bluffing more and steal pots, if they adjust, they have to start calling the donkey bet. How is it different than a cbet?

Thank you for your lessons I have improved so much. When I win a turnoment I will give you all the credit.....

Mistake: pocket pairs would be in your hands 1/13 hands not 1/17. This is because 169/13 is 13 not 17. Great video though!

I don’t know who you are or what you’ve done in the half decade since publishing your last videos, but I want you to know that out of all of the KZbin poker learning sources… I was able to learn more through your channel by far than anywhere else. You have made me a winning player at the micro level and I, as someone who always hated math, am now a student of the game and study in every bit of free time I have. Thank you thank you thank you

Just a note on the word "set". You can only "flop a set". That means, you have a pocket pair, then you get a third of the same denomination card to give you three of a kind, or "trips", on the flop, you then have a set. After the flop, it is then called three of a kind or trips. If you failed to flop a set, you can still end up with trips on the turn or river. You can "turn trips" or "river trips", but you can't "turn a set" or "river a set". So, on your chart, it should read "trips", not "set".

U r missing out ROYAL FLUSH, TJQKA of the same suit, which is better than STRAIGHT FLUSH.

Thank you for making this simple, practical, and fast

You are extremely off

Bruh you’re backwards

Shit sometimes there are hands where all players limp to me as the BB and 5x pot bet and take down 9 blinds.

you explained this very clearly thanks

I read once about the rule of four and two that you multıply by four durıng the flop, and 2 on the turn.