A Deeper Dive Into Position by Evan "Gripsed" Jarvis

PokerCoaching Team Pro, Evan Jarvis, will teach you all about the importance of position in poker. When to take advantage of position, at what stack depths is it most important, when and how to exploit your opponents using position and more!
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[@willguggn2]

My left ear enjoyed the presentation.

[@gripsed]

your right ear may enjoy this one a bit more =P kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5Koep59g9aDpqc

[@juhdah2146]

I switched halfway through ;)

[@nedwhitney4123]

lmao I thought my headphones had broken at first

[@familiagallardo8420]

Just by chance I only used the left ear bud. Running good

[@nomore1371]

@@familiagallardo8420 😆💀

[@LamarreK]

Wow! I just went through this presentation for the second time and I truly feel like I got a deeper dive. It's usually deep cash games at my local card room and this week I've been putting a particular attention to the notes I've taken from this webinar. It's been a fun week of poker, it was and will now be a key component of my winning strategy :) thank you

[@straight_flizzy]

Loving the collaborations ya’ll. Like I always say to Evan, not only me, but also my family, thanks y’all.

[@gripsed]

you're welcome brother, one love!

[@straight_flizzy]

Team Gripsed Poker Training - Evan Jarvis - ✊🏾

[@mattburns3810]

I've watched the odd poker video here and there. I decided I was going to take a little more organised approach to my poker education and the triple threat seemed like a good place to start. It has taken me three days and 10 A4 pages of notes. Very informative, but in an accessible format for the novice player to understand. Looking forward to watching the next one.

[@fitch099]

Can i give you my email and get a copy of your notes? That would be amazing.

[@bigd660lbs]

Excellent job sir....Thank you for all the help

[@thisiskaisyoutube]

I’ve been watching all videos on this channel, and I wish I watched this first - it established such strong fundamentals that I didn’t even realize i lacked !

[@PetitBarez]

Honestly. Most people think its 100% gamble. On the tables, these people are our moneymakers. Off table they are our money breakers....

[@samgaita]

Thanks for the informative lesson on position.

[@halfairchild1]

Fabulous. I have a lot to learn.

[@lockyer0061]

Great format 👍🏻, & nice signature ending

[@gripsed]

Thanks brother :)

[@terencehill3972]

Thanks Evan, I enjoyed it

[@jodyfrei986]

Awesome thank you

[@ledoyle]

I love the jesus seat part btw thats something ive been heavily contemplating recently do i want overly agro players on my right? Or the fish on my right? And i think having the fish on the right is more valueable even tho the good agro player may make u make more mistakes, ive always focused on them being on my right prior

[@indoubtzoomoutoxf94crypto65]

Honestly pulled my speakers out thinking they had a problem LOL Nice vid good material though! :) Thank you

[@PokerCoaching]

Glad I could help!

[@PokerYogi]

Love the practical advice and can relate with you on so much... and do you have a podcast? I enjoy listening! Thank you!

[@PokerCoaching]

No, but Evan has lots of content at PokerCoaching.com/free

[@PokerYogi]

@@PokerCoaching I know, I'm a premium member :)

[@coltukkor]

At the 40 min mark after viewing the RFI preflop graphs i notice that adjusted yellow chart is different than jonathan little preflop RFI charts in his video.I get that its not an exact science but in this case the difference is quite considerable.They both are adjusted for antes so perhaps Im not accounting for something else?

[@ronbondie9502]

I love to learn more things about poker, thanks guys. seems the more I learn the better my ears get at filtering the nonsense. poker is awesome. Same thing happened when I started playing hockey, I found a new level of respect for the professionals and how you all make it look. you guys are awesome thanks for the material my reg poker rooms are gonna pay, literally. LOL...

[@gripsed]

you're welcome Ron, so happy to help you improve your game!

[@ronbondie9502]

@@gripsed I appreciate your time all you guys Jonathan, Alex and your you tube content has been enormously helpful just bought a cpl books so I'm going in the right direction ty.

[@overtime0101pg]

Question: how did you go about getting sponsored for tournaments? What kind of conditions did u have with your sponsors?

[@garyquack19]

great video, thank you.

[@PokerCoaching]

You are welcome, Gary.

[@garyquack19]

@@PokerCoaching - i am a member now....i bought a month subscription and am LOVING the content....lots of good stuff free on KZbin too, but way more thorough and detailed and variety on your website. Question: you always say you are not personally savvy at deepstack (300+BB) - but i find that to be the most fun games.....i like to play .01/.02 NL on three tables at once for a multi hour session in a 'turbo/table shuffle' format (officially called "Rush For Cash" on "GG Poker") anyways, the 100BB buy ins on minute-001 are usually 400BB to 800BB deep by minute-300 or 400, and the constant threat of the REAL nutts in hands with other deep stacks is very menacing anytime the pot gets large on the turn....i have wasted my entire session to a mutant boat on a few occasions, hahaha i would love to see a good session on deep stack cash game analysis (500BB vs 500BB ranges)....it must change from 100BB and 200BB.... also, i have 15,000 hands played, and i want to study my play - do you have a software / procedure suggestion? i have intentions on playing about 2000 hands per day for the next month while i have my subscription and am studying, but i want to study my own play too (without writing out my hands by pen and paper and uploading them into my own homemade hand tracker on excel which is about as efficient as moving the lawn with tweezers; my first 10,000 hands were a loss, but hands 11,000 to 15,000 have been a gain (about when i bought the subscription last week, haha)

[@nofoldtho6326]

best one!!!

[@chadsmith2281]

Love that you used more images. I'm severely dyslexic and my brain doesn't register words as well as pictures does. Please keep the more imagery video's PLEASE 🙏🙏🙏. Much better for people who are like me.

[@gripsed]

You got it Chad! Took me many years to figure this out, but finally I get it! Happy it made such a big difference for you!

[@quytu9347]

So smart Sir, Ty i love it⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@PokerCoaching]

You're very welcome!

[@eschneider317]

Call flop, raise turn, bet river. How are raise and bet different?

[@ollietoombs6405]

Could you solve the issue of being deepstacked out of position with an aggressive player to your left by using bigger open raise sizes?

[@PokerCoaching]

It depends on how the opponent will react.

[@jerrysmith5956]

With your magnitude of the advantage diagram, surely the other players have also picked up information, by the time you get to the red river and you can no longer claim your free card play or free showdown play, so have lost a certain amount of your advantage, or am I overthinking this?

[@ComedianKenny]

Just get to it! 😊

[@johnnavin7865]

Thanks.

[@agustinfederico141]

My left ear is really happy 😀

[@HardDie]

Dream Team On Deck !!!

[@gripsed]

teamwork makes the dream work!

[@malcolmwasher9915]

The jesus seat 😂😂😂😂

[@johnnavin7865]

The explanation of "the free card play" and "the free showdown play" is complex. I think it might have helped to show examples of cards rather than just telling it out loud with no visual aids. I'm stupid, I had trouble following what was said -- seeing it visually would have aided my understanding. thanks again.

[@gripsed]

I was working with a limited amount of time but we can dive deeper into it in a future one. Wouldn't be surpised if Jonathan has a section on this in one of his books too. @Jonathan?

[@qwerty9201]

Just so you know on a headphone the audio is only on the left speaker not the right one. You need to record this in stereo.

[@gripsed]

Thanks, will record to stereo in the future. Sound is a finicky thing =P Figured out how to clean it up in post edit and did a re-upload on my channel.

[@Desertprophit83]

When do positions change at a poker table?

[@PokerCoaching]

After each hand.

[@Desertprophit83]

Thank you,that makes sense.

[@jackgreen1261]

Money

[@fswatyahoocom]

is it true that people pay position too much and lose most money?

[@jackgreen1261]

2

[@voyererable]

Money seeds grow position!

[@gripsed]

and Money Trees :)

[@nathanosborne8915]

arm

[@christianlacroix5430]

Yeah, I still don't understand this. Maybe you should have had practical examples. I don't care what position I have, If I have good cards I will raise and reraise and go all in, regardless.

[@Trephining]

Well once you’re all-in, or if your plan for your next action is absolutely 100% to go all-in, then your position no longer matters.

[@vampanar]

90% of the time i slopw play aces i lose... true story

[@ledoyle]

why is this longer then all the actual site that you pay for? lol

[@arnibah]

Ahh,the red chakra is on the bottom.

[@brianlee8073]

First

[@degas]

Brian Lee I have position on you then...

[@brianlee8073]

That's ok degas..I can still make your life miserable by donk leading and check raising you.. ;)

[@degas]

@@brianlee8073 I call... :)

[@gripsed]

someone told me if I'm not first I'm last... so I guess that mean... : (

[@Trephining]

Raise

[@chrisstone4837]

That noise you make with your tongue made me turn off the video. Drink some water man.