7 Beginner Poker Tips - Avoid the Common Mistakes

[@AutomaticPoker]

I built a 40 big blind chart-based cash game strategy that takes advantage of poker population errors. Perfect for those that prefer a straightforward math-based strategy! automaticpoker.com

[@matsujonen]

I play hold'em without looking at my cards. Then im just as surprised when I win as my opponents. I can't give out any hand information if I don't know what's in my hand.

[@AutomaticPoker]

lol

[@lucky7s927]

200 IQ

[@tinvan6702]

lmao

[@williw.5815]

That's like that duel in YuGiOh where Yugi didn't look at his cards because Maximillion Pegasus could see his hand through his millenium eye and just trusted in the heart of the cards...lol

[@rifqioktario5546]

Is this jojo reference?

[@goutvols103]

How do you make thousands in poker? Start with a million.

[@Beanmachine91]

1,000$ is all the money in the world to me but why would i want to settle for less when more could be made?! XD LOL

[@SkylordAh]

"dont worry i can make the million back just gotta buy in again"

[@Beanmachine91]

ahem! bankroll management!

[@tonyswe9463]

goutvols103 , right on.

[@marianellaramirez7046]

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[@LumboJacko]

you forgot to add that you cant be all loosey, goosey, eating a sandwich, man do i love that tip.

[@AutomaticPoker]

Lol.indeed

[@cazador3863]

Why?

[@fbiguy6096]

The best tip of them all.

[@Mrpoker-hr1ud]

That tip alone has single handedly helped me cut down on my sandwich intake

[@krypticx8584]

iPhone in your hand

[@transfer_heads]

You need to understand that everything you do at the poker table, conveys information.

[@AutomaticPoker]

Lol i get that ad all the time too

[@Axnky]

i just got it

[@tomprice4016]

You can't be all loosey goosey eating sandwiches.

[@krutpatel8531]

That guy is a god - Daniel Negreanu

[@disturbeddemons1]

@@krutpatel8531 Seriously. Negreanu is terrifyingly good at reading your expressions, your bets even your being. Once he combines that to the mathematical and statistical probability of the cards, he's already won.

[@kevinpowers8255]

Pair of balls beats everything.

[@stianmikkelsen6571]

you’ll sell many posters off that quote lmao

[@maxmccarthy7380]

@@stianmikkelsen6571 I bought a poster like that

[@carsonbarnes1834]

5:15 what a confidence boost. thanks man!

[@AutomaticPoker]

No problem, thanks for commenting!

[@WEBBER_]

Agreed. Some players refuse to check their ego at the door before taking a seat.

[@Ikaros23]

would say over time this happens to 99,99% of players. One bad day and tilt and it`s gone

[@kevinpowers8255]

Those who chase straights and flushes ride home on Greyhound buses

[@yajnagold]

I always get lol

[@davidllamas9303]

That's why they are called back doors because you want to leave through one lol

[@kylemacneil7826]

I'm here so I can beat Neal on Red Dead Redemption 2

[@sspacebarr7702]

I’m here so I can get some cowboy drip on red dead online

[@sammartin2549]

sspacebarr same I made 500 dollars in poker and blackjack over the weekend

[@geckyume5981]

I'm just here so I can do the chip glitch on gta online more efficiently

[@noir6743]

Same. But all I run into are kids who bluff every fucking time and it works out in their favor somehow.

[@wizardx5138]

5:13 corrections, you are watching this because you need an easy way to win

[@TonyEnglandUK]

Every time I bluff, my opponent has the nuts. That's the way I rock n roll.

[@YourLocalVentiMain]

Tony England I thought there was a fly on my screen because of your profile 😂

[@thomasrutjes5078]

@@TonyEnglandUK lmfaoo

[@TonyEnglandUK]

@vernon padilla Vernon, with all due respect....... I can't believe you took that comment seriously.

[@reerun6826]

What if your playing a 1-2 no limit the blinds have gone around no one raised is it worth being aggressive for a few dollars profit

[@LeoCraftingTV]

Very interesting information. I'm usually a pretty tight player, and I think that works in the beginning of the game. Atleast it can usually get you to the top 3 or something like that. But to win you need more advanced strategies.

[@Ikaros23]

what matters is to have the balls to play thight over time. that is the balls to be nr 3 and to make money. The gamblers come and go, but the grinders stay in the game by taking ego out of it. In reality the numbers is always the same, and randomness makes people belive in luck. In the long run there is no luck. The clever player never gambles and always try to get a 2-3% edge.

[@BD-zg7is]

This video makes me realize I truly am a beginner bc I didn't understand some stuff. Good video thanks!

[@AutomaticPoker]

No problem, thanks for watching! Here is the link to my beginner tutorial, in case you want to check it out.: automaticpoker.com/how-to-play-poker/

[@BD-zg7is]

@@AutomaticPoker thanks you rock! I just got into playing pokerstars VR and it's incredibly fun 😊

[@Beanmachine91]

beginner or advanced all poker strategy is good, its good to have a lot of styles to adjust as the game changes dynamics

[@MJ-sp3zh]

"You control your own destiny", that's soo awesomee😂😂

[@lfgamble3924]

This is a solid video, ive been playin alot of hold em lately. Well, winning solid amounts money online, in large tourneys mainly. I feel like i kind of naturally understood how and when to bluff. Like, u definetly want the pot to be heads up, and u play the board rite, like when something hits the board that makes u seem stronger. Like the board pairing on the turn. Or the 3rd card to a str8 or flush. Thats when i will make a solid sized bet. Obviously, u can and will get called sometimes. But theres a feeling i get about when to go for it. And theres also times where its ez to fold because my best draw, based on my hand is like a single pair. Things like thay, i could elaborate way more. But basically theres a time, when u assume this guy doesnt have it. And theres times when u get check raised and gotta let it go.

[@Lovethyself27]

i see you strong on the concepts,,,i will get to that point and be handsomely rewarded

[@askelapopovich124]

Hey man i have just found your channel and i like it a lot, btw what do you think about online poker, is it a game of skill or a pure game of luck like bingo . And what about online poker that is not played in real money, does it really require skill, i really want to make better decisions but idk how.

[@silkroad1201]

The hardest part of any form of gambling is quitting while you're ahead and thinking you'll be more ahead after "one more game"

[@jamesspencer5180]

Very helpful for an absolute beginner like myself. Thank you.

[@AutomaticPoker]

You're very welcome!

[@arthurdizon7002]

Thank you for the video. I am a new poker player. How can we get the softwares?

[@AutomaticPoker]

I put links in the description. You can also visit automaticpoker.com and do a search for each software program, and I will probably have an article written about them.

[@nguyenminhang7596]

Is there any different between normal raise and the half pot/full pot raise?

[@AutomaticPoker]

Do you mean post-flop or pre-flop? What exact situation? A standard raise varies based on a number of factors.

[@nguyenminhang7596]

@@AutomaticPoker woah this is beyond my knowledge. What is post-flop and pre-flop? And how the raise varies in each situation?

[@AutomaticPoker]

@@nguyenminhang7596 I did a poker "crash course" if you want to check it out. It should be a good tutorial for you. automaticpoker.com/how-to-play-poker/

[@etiennepace9340]

Always love your content mate

[@AutomaticPoker]

Etienne Pace hey man, how's It going. Thanks for the comment.

[@emanuelastacio9466]

I have a question. If your opponent is an aggressive player do you play passive because usualy you should behave the opposite or it should prevail the killer instinct mindset and behave aggresevely anyway?

[@brucelee5576]

Like most things in poker it depends, but a general rule is it your facing a ultra aggressive and loose player you might want to open up your range and catch him not just with your strong hands but your sometimes not so strong but still good hands, you may lose some but in the long run you will dominate him.

[@emanuelastacio9466]

@@brucelee5576 Thank you man👍

[@soIatido]

Since you brought up chess, does watching and analyzing professional poker players improve their game like it does in chess significantly? Also in chess when I play against weaker players I tend to play unsound gambits but tricky openings for a quick win (in time or in position) , If I know my opponents are newbies (you can see people's stats in online poker) should I play very aggressively or does it not matter?

[@soIatido]

Anyways thank you for this video, I learned a lot. (hoped you gave the meaning for some of the terms mentioned in the video though..)

[@AutomaticPoker]

Hi and thanks for the comment! 1. You can definitely benefit from watching really good players. Just keep in mind that it's hard to find good players on TV. Finding a successful player on Twitch is much better. 2. Against newbies, you generally want to do the opposite in poker. Avoid fancy plays and just value bet your strong hands, bluff your weak hands when they seem uninterested, and give up quickly without 2-pair+ if they are playing aggressively. Of course, I am speaking generically, it does depend on the newb.. make sure you adjust according to the way they are playing. Just play level 2 and selectively aggressively and you will be fine

[@thesaferoom6968]

FANTASTIC ADVICE!!!! ive won alot of hands recently and my EGO is scearing me thats prolly the biggest weak point i have right now and im sycing my self out with it, if im gonna improove i need to know my weaknesses and right now its EGO check that stuffy at the door!! and now i could feel my lucks gonna turn agin and il tilt, EITHER WAY, we gotta remember this.... THE WORLD DOESNT REVOLVE AROUND US, AND THIS ISNT A MOVIE. thats prolly the best advice ive heard from any of these videos even i have troubles thinking OH YA im crushing it OFCORSE I AM, wen that happens i just remeber how baddly pokemon and magic the gathering beat me time and time agin xD

[@warrensegura1241]

Very solid info. Thanx

[@DwightHayles]

Do you have a different strategy when playing live - without software / HUD - or any pre-knowledge of opponents at the table, against starting presumed opponents of at least level 3? Likely any person would have to play at least 50+ hands to get a baseline read on how any one opponent plays, and adjusts.

[@AutomaticPoker]

I haven't played live much. However, in my experience, 90% of live players are either fish or weak tight. I'd assume people are loose-passive then adjust those reads as I go. I'd recommend tightening up your opening range and instead look to see a lot of flops with hands that have domination potential.. such as Axs, small pairs, mid suited connecters, etc. Basically small ball the crap outta them. Other than that, just play good poker as always.

[@Mitjitsu]

Honestly, ABC poker will defeat your average live player. The only times I've ever found myself playing laggy style poker live is during those big buy in tournaments, which tend to attract the online players and non-local players. Players tend to be more cautious since they've bought in for and can win meaningful amounts of money and don't want to look stupid or go home early as a result.

[@LatinoWebStudio]

Thanks so much for the video! I had been playing with some friends then they up the stakes and I stopped playing because I kept losing but just realized that like with everything else, is about learning and studying (which you mention in the video) so I appreciate all the great tips and I'll definitely check out your article

[@AutomaticPoker]

You're welcome, thanks for watching! Good luck, hope you crush your friends. :)

[@phasmopyic37]

Man im such a passive player even with good hands or not, i rarely bet/raise

[@AutomaticPoker]

It's a common thing I see opponents do, especially in live games. Poker is not a game about making hands, it's about beating your opponents in every situation over the long term.. with both weak, strong, and middling hands. Often, the most profitable path to doing this is via fold equity.. which requires well-timed bets and raises. GL in your progress as a player!

[@phasmopyic37]

@@AutomaticPoker thx

[@elliotjames5172]

Does it seem odd to anyone to not play more hands if in the blinds? If there's a raise, sure, but if it's just calls around to you, why not see the flop?

[@AutomaticPoker]

Playing out of position, especially without initiative, is difficult. Unless you have exceptionally high direct and/or implied odds with a fairly tight hand range, having a higher win-rate than folding there is not easy.

[@blackbeltmalik]

What does "in position" mean?

[@AutomaticPoker]

In position means to act last postflop (on the flop, turn, and river). Only one player can be in position on a street. Anyone not acting last is out of position. Here is an article I wrote that explains position. automaticpoker.com/poker-basics/poker-position-definition/

[@blackbeltmalik]

Thanks

[@Beanmachine91]

it means there are more people that act before you, its always good to be the last to act. poker is a game of position and people. position isn't just for chess lol

[@markmiller6423]

The last tip was in my opinion, the best one. My ego has bounced me out of many tournaments.

[@AutomaticPoker]

I agree! It's always my downfall as well.

[@lyrics647]

no wonder, it was the only one actally relevant to a beginners

[@sadavar3746]

I normally play with around 5-6 friends with 2 of them being very aggressive and the rest being more passive. How should I play at this kind of table?

[@AutomaticPoker]

Seat selection is probably the most important thing you can do, if possible. But, it depends on what kind of aggressive guys they are. If they are 3-betting a lot, I'd want to sit to their left. If they are just opening raising a lot and being aggressive post-flop, I'd want them to my left. Without a lot more details, it's hard to advise you otherwise. But in general, try to play more hands against the passive guys and tighten up slightly against the looser more aggressive guys. I'm assuming this is a live game, so just be more selective than everyone else in what hands you play and the profit will tend to take care of itself. Look to play like 25% of hands, because I'm sure they are all playing like 40-50% of hands, right? Check out my pre-flop charts, you may find them helpful: automaticpoker.com/strategy/free-poker-preflop-range-charts-with-printable-pdfs/ Good luck!

[@mingi1489]

When you try to bluff but your opponents has a monster or calls with bottom pair when you raise big :/

[@ParpyWriggler]

How about playing with mates for fun, A GAME. Not analysing the statistics to Nth degree.

[@AutomaticPoker]

Good point, overthinking things can be a buzzkill.

[@torkeleikevik8247]

jerry seinfeld learning me poker, nice

[@carlitodidthat]

Tight is def right when you don’t even know when ur the big or small blind or barely acknowledge when it’s ur turn aka being a beginner

[@ssbMekk]

hey dude. thanks for the vid. poker is so fun

[@AutomaticPoker]

No problem, and I agree : )

[@vendetta1306]

lots of good tips, thank you

[@doodlebob6200]

3:58 I do that A lot loll

[@AutomaticPoker]

I think we all do sometimes lol

[@ctnelsoncar]

very clear and great concept that many people doesnt hv

[@ronaldgoodrich5460]

Some times I want to hide my hands sometimes I want to expose my hand.

[@seandemps]

thats one weird game of chess... all the pawns are on rank 3 and 7? There are also 9 ranks on that chess board instead of 8? haha

[@AutomaticPoker]

LOL

[@TheRafaelBond]

Pease first define sayings like tight is right

[@AutomaticPoker]

Sorry, that is a common saying you will hear around poker rooms, especially tournaments. It just means playing tight (or only playing strong hands) is the way to win. This advice is the sure way to almost never win.

[@TheRafaelBond]

@@AutomaticPoker thanks, i thats what i figured but good to get confirmation

[@paulroos8658]

Preparation plus oppurtunity= luck vince lombardi

[@RackwitzG]

My problem is, I get shitty hands when in position- and when up front. lol

[@alainduncan3756]

0:56 There is no such thing as luck

[@jasonhounsell3297]

I some what disagree with needing to have software -- I do a little coaching (not pro) -- I have played on and off for 12 years and have been lucky enough to be able to jump in the fray and run up and bankroll everytime. I have had the trials for them and checked the graphs to see me running 25 buy ins below EV and still winning haha ^^ I think the most important thing for a beginner is opening ranges - reducing calling ranges and when playing online specifically zoom/swap or whatever - is that your playing against the field and not an individual. If you have AA - and the boards 7,8,9 with 2 callers. Expect to fold this hand often - your never going to be happy raising, or getting called, or calling down. The power of aces (and I don't care what pros say) is the concealment of the hand and being able to trap a big pot. If you can't do this, I'm not interested. So if the flop checks to me and I bet and get any resistance I'm done. I don't care about this hand, move to the next where there is implied odds. For beginners watching pros they feel like they need to hold onto any equity in every pot. This isn't true on micros - implied odds far outweigh everything - I'm not saying don't take direct odds on a draw of course. Or get full value from AK when you flop it. I'm also not saying don't 3bet bluff from SB with QK off .... however look primarily for spots with implied odds at micros and dont hero call down a pair of 7's because you feel this player might have AK on a J,10,10 board. The HUD I think really messes up beginners - as they underestimate opponents. My HUD while I had it showed me as a 20/17 with 12% 3 bet and likely looked very aggressive - however if a beginner read that as I'll give them value or triple barrel bluff often - they will go to value town. On very close analysis I'll over fold turns in 3bet pots for example -- however I can afford to do that 2/3 times and stack the 3rd and be profitable. Opening ranges - aggression - fold equity and just learning how to fold top pair is the things I cover with people first. (Not being nitty folding everything obviously however calling mistakes on lower - mid stakes is by far the highest leak - start by plugging that, and then work on when to value bet)

[@AutomaticPoker]

I agree that it is not necessary to have a HUD, but in order to study your own play.. it really helps to make used of the software tools available out there.

[@jasonhounsell3297]

AutomaticPoker I don't disagree and I know the majority of regs on all limits have it now a days - The reason I say that is because every video online now focuses almost exclusively on HUDS. When your playing with regs however without a HUD you get a good idea of how they play - especially on smaller sites. For example on 888 there is a few regs who I will 4-bet bluff much more frequently than others because we have history - I'm sure their stats will be solid and they are not getting out of line, Except against me I know they do more frequently - my default isn't to 4 bet Jam AK however against them I would - the HUD really doesn't tell you that. If I was being honest though - another of the biggest problems beginners have and I've seen this many times - is they don't understand variance - which is normal because they don't have experience - however they will run good, then will blame everything on luck when they stop winning and call of QJ for 3 barrels on a Q,7,5 board. You should do a video on beginner variance - so many say "I'm unlucky, I'm running bad" when they just play terrible.

[@AutomaticPoker]

@@jasonhounsell3297 Okay, I will put it on the to do list. Thanks for the input! By the way, my video on where the money comes from does cover that topic some. Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jl7VZ2lngd1nhtk

[@lyndah3195]

I learned to play poker when I was only 19 from my Uncle who just happens to be the legendary Johnny Moss. I just wish I was as good as he was....I’m good, but not THAT good! Plus not to mention not having the “buy in” for The World Series and other tournys. Anyone wanna back me? He he

[@AutomaticPoker]

Holy cow, you've got royal blood. :) Thanks for commenting and GL at the tables.

[@sonitrok2499]

Never look your cards and decide every action randomly. Your opponents can't know what you're doing if yourself have no clue what the fuck you're doing.

[@nopeno2350]

Man your vid rocks I'm thinking of starting

[@AutomaticPoker]

Cool, good luck!

[@tonyswe9463]

Nope No , yes start and you can go broke like me.

[@triplemista631]

mmm ill stick with soccer then.

[@Dragon-Believer]

I agree about tells. People think you need a good 'poker face'. That isn't true at all. I show emotion all the time but good luck figuring out what that means as far as my hand. I had people tell me that i was bad at poker but that i was hard to read. I had a lot of people tell me i was bad at poker LOL. There is a certain kind of mid-level player who thinks they are a lot better than they actually are. It was my job to piss them off and i took it seriously. I think i was the most likely person to get assaulted outside the casino. But it was so much fun. If you made any kind of un-orthodox play and won a hand that would make them angry. I spent a lot of thought into the most unorthodox things i could do that were actually mathematically or strategically sound. I ended up playing every single hand on the button. They had no concept of position. I remember i won a hand with some garbage hand on the button and one of these mid-level douchebags asks me 'You play those hands'? I looked at him and said 'sure!'. An actually good player correctly pointed out that it was my button. I was like 'shhhh'. :)

[@rocio3760]

XD

[@lifewhyz]

All the pawns are in the third row on both sides. Poor defensive strategy...

[@jungwisely8725]

8:19 how can a Person sweat a Game that hard, do you even own a Life at that point? Thats crazy Dude, you could Just Use a bot at that point.

[@AutomaticPoker]

The best players in the world are the biggest studiers of the game

[@Dragon-Believer]

Hmm, when i take a long time and then i check it's because i was thinking about betting. I save the acting for important moments. I play pretty loose and i have to talk myself down or else i turn into a fish.

[@miguelmelo96]

cool video bro ;)

[@omegalaw8042]

Here for rdr2

[@df224]

If we control our own destiny we are all going to hell

[@AutomaticPoker]

My recommended place to play online poker: Ignition- automaticpoker.com/visit/ignition-poker/

[@zhengjing1]

not a fan of pio solver?

[@AutomaticPoker]

I've never really used that, is it decent?

[@ruiquental5922]

Great to have Jerry Seinfeld teach us about poker.

[@pokerboy72]

Lol

[@jonathanjacobsson7402]

Good video. You sound like Jerry Seinfeld :)

[@AutomaticPoker]

LOL my wife is a huge JS fan and shes never said that.. but I get that here all the time. I guess it's better than being told I sound like Gilbert Gottfried.. of course, might make the videos more interesting.

[@jonathanjacobsson7402]

@@AutomaticPoker I didnt mean you dont sound interesting, mate :)

[@AutomaticPoker]

@@jonathanjacobsson7402 yeah, but imagine Gilbert doing poker videos. I'd love to see that. Wish I could do an impression of him.

[@pascalz9992]

Sorry but, as a beginner, this is a bit too hard to understand without examples.

[@AutomaticPoker]

Sorry about that. It's intended for players with understanding of the basics, so I guess it should be called "strategy beginners." I did a poker crash course, it's free on my website: automaticpoker.com/ I hope this helps and thanks for the comment!

[@brianjoyce9040]

A very sound beginning to master.

[@belg4r489]

Hoping to play poker part time so I can focus on my acting and somewhat choosing my hours. If I can make 4 bucks an hour with poker to start with Id be happy

[@ActiveInsight.]

How is playing poker going for you?

[@belg4r489]

@@ActiveInsight. pretty well, make a decent amount on the side rn. Not part-time just yet

[@thatguyjohnny8235]

@@belg4r489 you play online or live only

[@belg4r489]

@@thatguyjohnny8235 online only. Despite being an actor I dont believe Ill be able to make a proper poker-face short term

[@thatguyjohnny8235]

@@belg4r489 haha fair enough😁 what site you using rn I was about to get started on ignition but am trying to get some different points of view

[@renierdejito9787]

good.....

[@winstonc.6951]

Thanks Jerry Seinfeld!

[@AutomaticPoker]

LOL you aren't the first to say that. I do like the show.. but no one has ever said that outside these videos. :)

[@vinnym_123]

*14 year old kid trying to piss off their friend

[@mahoganykettle5541]

12here

[@alessandrogomez9702]

Dude I barely even play at Red Dead Redemption 2 lol but I want to learn

[@Dragon-Believer]

This video is good. I was preparing to make fun of it. Position is still underrated. In my opinion in a lot of situations you should play every single hand on the button and nearly no hands in first or second position. Also second button is very underrated especially in a full game. I think you would do better to play purely by position and not take your cards into account at all preflop than you would to only take your cards into account and not position. You would win more and lose less.

[@stephencrompton4352]

I learned to play poker from Red Dead Redemption. It's free.

[@noahfrench765]

Im learning through pokerstars vr

[@shr1neCS]

Lol! I spent so much damn time playing poker in that game, before realizing wtf am I doing I can do this for real money!! Hahaha

[@jodifayefabbri1052]

Jerry Seinfeld?

[@livingbreed]

🐁 bottom right. :)

[@gillybob7747]

Who else is ready for GTA online casino dlc?

[@christianconnor3311]

All these commercials is pretty thirsty.

[@silvas44]

Fundamental

[@1uurgeleden]

11:40 hahah what?

[@zencone]

Beginner tips with undefined terms/lingo/jargon.

[@fundiver198]

Regarding number 5 ”tight is right”, it amazes me to see, how often multi tabling regs at the lowest online stakes complete fail to adjust to a maniac, who is raising with half the deck. They just continue to fold all the time rather than getting in there and getting after this guys money. Which I then do, resulting in me often busting him, before they finally get a hand, they deem strong enough. Its fine to have default ranges, but if someone is just splashing their chips around, a hand like AJ become a pure 3-bet or even stack-off for value.

[@michaelsebourn3425]

advice of life also

[@qin2500]

Yall out here trying to make money? I just don't wanna look like an idiot in front of my friends

[@AutomaticPoker]

LOL indeed

[@vigorDante]

No such thing as luck? Thats a really stupid tip

[@jaymanlivecom]

Through this world of trouble, we gotta love one another!!! #buckleupkids | Hope everyone is staying safe out there... if anyone is feeling nice I could use subs lmao... anyhoo be cool!

[@Higher_human1]

Eliminate your leaks just sounds weird

[@AutomaticPoker]

LOL indeed

[@shr1neCS]

Okay, plug your leaks!

[@andrewdodds1194]

Best tips and tricks 1. Dont bluff alot..... 2. Take note on what hands poeple like and ones that fold.. ranges 3. Practice pot odds 4. Play unpredictably call or check alot.... Playing to simply gives the game away.... If you check or call alot your not giving signs of a good hand. Practice odds and probability EV and Pot odds Ranges Best start hands Worst Hard hands Betting in 10%/20% of the pot is more in the with pot odds Vs EV Inexperienced poker players bet large and bet sloppy.

[@Lovethyself27]

I want to become a expert texas holdem player and be compensated handsomely,,,,

[@AutomaticPoker]

What's your current experience/skill level?

[@GamerBath]

Tip #1: There is no such thing as luck First time i played poker was on my oculus quest VR headset (i played poker vr) i had no idea how to play so i asked some people they just said throw money on the table, and i did. won 2 times in a row and went from 10k to 14k and i had no idea how to play LOL THERE IS A THING CALLED LUCK!

[@AutomaticPoker]

Yes. short term only.

[@jarretmoore3858]

What is flatting lol

[@AutomaticPoker]

Sorry, flatting means to call a raise or reraise. Also known as a "flat-call".

[@SweetandSourohmy]

Don't listen to this idiot Jarrett.

[@tomatoisafruit]

W

[@shitakanod6812]

this dude sounds like nick mullen

[@AutomaticPoker]

lol nice.. had to Goggle nick mullen, never heard of him until now.. I've had a few comments say I sound like Seinfeld, but never that dude.. I listened to him a bit, I can see that

[@vigorDante]

Waiting for your opponent to act first is the most stupid poker tip I've heard

[@HyNess]

Nice vid but tooo many fkn ads

[@eponaswift7200]

I bet on horses and I never say I am gambling. I am investing as any money I may lose will eventually return to me with interest. If you walk into a casino or card room with the mind set that you are gambling then you are subconsciously tapping into the good and bad luck of the people in it. Change your mind set and let leave luck to the gamblers.

[@dinardinar2657]

Betting on horses is gambling

[@eponaswift7200]

Life is a gamble in every aspect of it. Just like everything is a pyramid scheme. To real horse players just like poker it is more strategy than luck. And people who take time to study the world of horse racing and betting strategies just like top poker players will win more than they lose. When I was taught the mind set of letting go of the luck concept in gambling I started getting really good at winning more when I was playing poker in 2015-2016. Then my life turned and I became involved in politics. Talk about gambling! So now I am back to focusing on poker. Much better odds then politics!

[@shr1neCS]

You are gambling lol, even worse you aren’t gambling on yourself! Games of skill like poker are still gambling, but your fate is in your hands more or less... betting on horses and thinking it’s an investment might be the dumbest thing I’ve heard all year. Nothing wrong with betting the horses for the fun and thrill, but don’t try to delude yourself that it’s a smart financial investment lol.

[@bigmaydon7934]

tip number 1 is false

[@AutomaticPoker]

Over the short term yes, of course... but over the long term it has very little impact on success.

[@mrpicky1868]

rly luck does not matter? thumbs down ! you dont know what luck is my friend untill you lost all st8ts all fullhouses and all flushes to a better one!

[@AutomaticPoker]

That type of thing will happen in clusters. I've played millions of hands and experienced some things they would surely make almost anybody believe in luck. But the fact is, luck is a very short-term thing and over the long term it won't make one person or another win more money than the other nearly as much as the difference in skill will.

[@gamesboy123able]

How am i supposed to know what tells or playing in position is as a beginner wtf?

[@AutomaticPoker]

Sorry for the confusion, but I did define what position is before discussing it. I said "Position in poker means you either act first or act last, when we talk about playing in position we are talking about acting after your opponent" Here is an article I wrote on position that will help explain it further. automaticpoker.com/poker-basics/poker-position-definition/

[@ABC-cw7zv]

This sucked