5 Typical Poker Mistakes Fish ALWAYS Make

[@BlackRain79Poker]

Have you ever seen a decent poker player do this? Also, here are the 7 signs you're the best poker player at the table: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3LFfnR6j72kiNU

[@WokeSoul77]

He has a net profit of 1 to 5 million profit yearly and has written several poker books, makes consistent videos, and has helped many people get better at poker. What have you done?​@giovannicali3756

[@paige8361]

Fish bluffing fish... **spits out my iced coffee all over my laptop from laughing so hard**

[@Johnny-wi9ye]

one shit sense of humour

[@grandmasterkevv]

Fish bluff fish all the time

[@pamelahawn9300]

I like to be in the middle with fish vs fish! 😂

[@exitscreaming4637]

I've found it works best for me if I just keep it simple. I wait till I get AA and then just jam it all-in pre-flop

[@bengalibunny9531]

😂🐰

[@katewyldegal1370]

I was applying some of the tricks I’m learning for tournament games to the microstakes. I wasn’t doing well - went back to basics with your Crushing the MS book & got back to winning. Thanks for your book & vides!

[@BlackRain79Poker]

Glad it helped!

[@christopherthompson2245]

Thanks for another great video. Good reminder at the end that there will be fewer big blinds at later stages of a tournament, and you should be going in with AJ or 99. I would like to see more videos from you about tournament strategy.

[@BlackRain79Poker]

Good point!

[@BlackRain79Poker]

Good point!

[@4xgameenthusiast501]

I agree with most of this, though good players do steal the blinds with weak hands, especially against tight blinds. Not doing so is leaving money on the table.

[@riccardoscalisi8942]

I think the first rule is very good on zoom. On a regular table you are going to fall asleep before you play a hand

[@pamelahawn9300]

I've done that! My wins in "coin games" have gone up considerly just following the hands he suggests to fold on. Mathematically, it works. When I am close to being in the money. I might even fold a great hand if the table has the "fish players" on them. The problem is the whole table will gang up on those players. All of these tips have helped me to up my game! Thanks. 🎉

[@webguy943]

As a pro myself this is good general info. But as a pro i will notice a player nit up n can narrow ur range very easily n read u.

[@aishan6224]

but as a pro what do u think of the video?

[@mikehong2691]

Nathan!-This Is-The Best Poker Video-You've Done!&I've Learned-Alot&Thanks!-Raymond "Mike" Hong!&(Nathan!-This Is-The Best Reminders-For Me!-So I Won't-Repeat-My Mistakes-Again!-Mike!)😎👍!!!!!!!!!

[@BlackRain79Poker]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JimmieCochran]

love watching your content, helping me with my neighborhood game. Now i just need to finish 1st for once :)

[@BlackRain79Poker]

Glad to help!

[@zackkotzias3304]

I feel like the hands you listed in #5 are the ones where you should always raise preflop, but in a small stakes game why not limp to see a cheap flop and maybe pick up a better hand? If no one is 3-betting then call the blinds might turn your 3 6 off suite into pairs or a straight draw. If not, you only lose $1 or so.

[@jeffshackleford3152]

That last tip is all in preflop? I don't think it is a bad idea to go all in if you flop a set of 9s or turn broadway

[@Mr.Curiosity89]

In my case, 99 beat AK all day long

[@MichaelLaFrance1]

Your videos are super-helpful, and I appreciate them.

[@BlackRain79Poker]

Glad you like them!

[@KastarNS]

Do you have any guide fpr Tournaments ? 😊

[@elieprudhomme]

Hi Nathan, I bought your book thanks for all the great content you share with us. Quick question, do you still think 60% is the right cbet amount considering the usual today would be around 1/3 of the pot ?

[@grandmasterkevv]

If you're in position and the board is good for your range, 60% sounds good to cbet. But remember, not everything applies to everyone across the board. Sometimes, a smaller bet is better because you can keep them in with their whole shitty range while you value bet them. Most microstakes call smaller bets more often, take advantage of that and know how high you can bet before they will fold. If you can maximize that, you will crush them. They will call your bets all the way down to the river sometimes with their mediocre hands and you crush them with your best hands.

[@stasasavoidu2255]

Doesn't this reduce math expectations from just rulling other hands out of the table by fix x3 raising your good hands in the long run? (also isn't this not advisable to corelate your raise with the strngth of your hand?) @@grandmasterkevv

[@elkc4355]

Which poker site or app do you use?

[@steeloned]

So fold AK, AQ, AJ non-suited?

[@nevro6782]

Thank you and cheers from france ;)

[@BlackRain79Poker]

No worries!

[@ericbucher8636]

If I only played those hands I would never get to play

[@grandmasterkevv]

That's the point, gto poker is tight for cash games though. Loosely goosey is not optimal but it will win sometimes pretty well, more variance that way. This is a super tight range because it's for beginners. But if you get better you can widen the range just a little bit, obviously. Cause you will outplay people post flop with weaker hands than this when the board doesn't hit their range and they're weak. Beginners don't know how to do that so tight ranges are better to start off with. Tight is right, but not as splashy and 'fun' for sure though.

[@pamelahawn9300]

That is true. Some statistics measure how many times you put money in the pot. The lower the better! They measure how often you raise preflop. That should be higher..( on coin play many of us check until we get a good hand. Then we wager. On coin play the missions say "Play XX hands or Win Xx hands) Yet we are given prizes for how much we win. Then they measure aggression. It is better to get that high. My aggression is 46.% That shows I am betting to eliminate some people and keep a few to raise the pot. Nathan talks about that in one of his videos.

[@2332Stephen]

As a poker dealer ignore tip 1..ignore that 😅😅..amateurs and fish play the cards..pros play the players. I see people playing garbage like j 3 bluffing and raising.. keep your game open...that'll make you harder to read..you'll get more value on the big hands..players won't believe ya. Play whatever wins you the pot

[@supremeleaderarmy9164]

That's why you're a dealer....😮

[@BlackRain79Poker]

Well said

[@davidetroian7048]

Just want to get something off my chest... Well i was at a 4 grand tournament 4 hours in, i get AT of spades. Flop comes 2 ♠️ 5 ♠️ and something else not relevant in this hand. Good I bet I get two callers to my direct left. I'm OOP. Turn comes 3 ♠️ so I'm like that's pretty. I bet again pretty much a third they both call me. So I'm like this is nuts. Well the river comes 6 ♠️ and i bet big a bit less than half my stack. Player to my left goes all in for a few more than my bet and third player goes in the tank... I'm thinking wtf is going on here. They both have flushes? Maybe with the K... third player eventually calls and I shove on him. Bad move maybe but the fact is he folds the THIRD NUTS with K Q ♠️ I flip over my hand, pretty content with myself and the last guy goes "turn them over I don't want to touch them" he had 4 4 with the 4 ♠️ for the actual super nuts. Nut flush vs straight flush. The sad thing is that usually in a cash game in that same place that exact straight flush 2 through 6 is the jackpot of 1 grand. In a tournament there's no jackpot... he said for the hand I had he would have split the jackpot and called it a day... what a hand though. Happened two days ago and I still can't stop thinking about it.

[@49ersfan21]

This is a tiny bit too tight black rain

[@Punkrides]

sometimes you gonna play fishy to catch big shark...

[@anthonyf596]

Lol you've never seen a good poker player play K9o or Q9o?