ANY GOOD ADVICE FOR A 3 PLAYERS POKER HOLDEM?

is this satire this is fucking drab 😂😂

ITS ME!!! 😢😢😢 I’m the fish… Dangit… just when I thought I was getting better. 😭😭😭

If you have KJ you block Ak so you still have a ton of equity with top pair. You're probably better off over playing it than underplaying it. I hate this advice.

Good players play a whole range of random nonsense, especially from the Button, BB or SB. From the BB against a button open to 2.5bb, you should be playing a range that includes: K2 Suited (which should even 3 bet sometimes, according to a solver), Q3s, J2s sometimes, 52s nearly half the time, A3o as a raise occasionally, and nearly half the time raising A4o. Hell, even K6o is playable as a bluff raise from the BB against a button open. Against a SB range, the range of things the BB should play is even sillier, and includes: 63s, K5o nearly half the time, 52s, 42s, 32s, Q5o on occasion, 87o nearly every time, A2o *as a raise EVERY SINGLE TIME* etc

At 69, am I out of my range if I am trying to do better at poker? Ie: get to the big game on a low budget?

Sir tournament strategies .....tnk u😊

K 2 is my favorite hand😂😂

Our office held a “casino night” this week. I had never played Texas before watched this video during lunchtime and absolutely destroyed everyone. Now it was free chips so zero stakes so everyone was looser but all your principles helped and now I have this reputation as an Ice cold card shark 😂😂😂

Learning from the world dumbest anglos, that's 9ne way to become a losers.

Thin value will get your stack annihilated especially if savvy players catch on to the fact you're doing it. Your #1 should also be your #10 of what not to do. I doubt you ever considered this. I'd rather protect my investment than get check raised like a chump and have to fold. And I am a winning player.

If there are bad players in every cash game/tourney turning everything into a coin flip, how do you consistently make profit??

He couldn’t be more right. Coincidentally, I had paused this video right on the Ace-Queen subject just before I walked into the casino. Unfortunately, I didn’t get to hear the tips. I ended up in a reckless betting war heads-up with another player. After the flop, he raised a decent amount, and I called. We both went all-in on the turn, but it was already over. He had trip 10s, while I only managed to pair my Queen with the board.

Either you play against better players or play against those who turn everything into a coin flip. So aggravating.

How King 9 is not on this list is beyond me.

But the thing is, you won’t always be up against a random hand

Wtf is bro even talking about anymore?

Why is A5s such a good hand?

Went from explaining what a kicker is to pre-flop reading. That escalated quickly.

Idk what it is but i HATE pocket Jacks🤣

At low stakes if you wanna guarantee win then be the nit. Some idiot will pay you off. At higher stakes they may all be wise and you have to mix it up.

Ye that’s how you play poker. Congratulations 👎

Phil hellmuth should watch this

Really starting to lose respect for thisd guy lol

I like vids like this 👍

omg i watched your video's i won my first tournament. And i played on cash tables and won 1,700

Hi, quick question. If I only have one of the worse hands of the ones you recommend like a low pair, middle suited connectors or an ATo or AJo, would you still raise at least 3x the BB first in the pot, even if your position is in the start or even if you play with 6-9 players? And why do you recommend to raise at the Flop with these hands if all my opponents check even if I don't connect with the board at all? Especially at micro stakes I feel like this C-bet will just always make me lose money since there are always multiple people calling. (Same for the turn, if I bet 75% with only a flash/straight draw, doesn't that mean I have quite unlikely chances of loosing all my money if those players call most raises?)

this isn't anything new...seems like a video created just for views...sadly you got one and only one from me

Somehow i am way behind those odds by a huge amount LoL

This was most rapid fire, value add I've seen. Thanks. I find poker interesting but don't ever play.

I just lost a tournament with ❤️A-K❤ too A-7 off suit

What about suited pocket aces? I thought they would be #1?

Table of how many people?

Playing yesterday on Poker Stars NLTH 9 seated table there was an idiot who kept going all in. No matter what he had he'd win. Eventually I got fed up and was dealt AQs, he had AJos. He went all in, I called. The flop was 8JJ! I'm sure Poker Stars is rigged!

I would check till I hit my flush then jam all in

Today in an online tournament ,I got KQ offsuit and raised 3bb and it was right before the bubble , Cut off flats with JQ suited , Flop comes 9,8,Q rainbow , I jammed cut off calls and hits his Jack on turn . Would have been in the final table if I won that hand

After watching your video, I just won my first ITM and got 89th place . Thanks for the advice sir 🏆

But why do they put down a turn and a river is what I don’t get ( I’m new to poker)

This guy is truly a gem when it comes to teaching some extremely solid poker theory. I have literally, and I mean literally, gone from a fish sucking dirt out of water to a very confident winning player. And as much as it hurts me sometimes to eat other fish alive, understanding the feeling of walking away from the table with zilch again, I can only say thank god, the universe, my mother, whoever for having found this guy as a teacher. Thank you. Seriously. Thank you.

Thank you man , I've been a player for 15 years. You've been opening up my eyes to start seeing things i didn't see before!

Why can't i see the replies?

My problem is sometimes im not paying much attention. I get a set and miss the opponents flush, when the board is mixed up. If three same suited cards drop and the opponent raises a lot on the river, i would most likely fold a set, but when the board is mixed up and the same suited cards are not aligned, i sometimes miss this and lose a big pot🤦🏻‍♂️

My takeaway: Know the seating. Learn the players. Learn when to bet large, (re)raise, call, fold, & when to bluff. Learn equity. Control losses. Maximize stellar hands. Read Nathan's book. Thanks bro! Almost ready to take on Hellmuth & Negreanu (😜, I got jokes!)

How to deal with FD and SD if you don’t hit it on the turn. Keep going for a chance on the river? Depending on how much it is to call?

I literally watched this video, started playing, went all in with a 2 pair and got beat by this exact hand 😂 fml