Beating Low-Stakes 9-Man SNGs with Collin Moshman (Part 1)

[@jaynawilliams8923]

Hey, Collin, I read you book on Sit'n Go about 3 or 4 times. Very helpful. But, I really like this series on KZbin. Thanks so much for sharing your experience and thoughts. The first 7 minutes I have already learned a lot.

[@sebastianh5643]

Looking forward to seeing more content with Collin. Always liked his videos and live sessions on pokerstrategy (which unfortunately is not accessible anymore in Germany) the most!

[@TournamentPokerEdge]

He's a great teacher!

[@rayanecherouati]

very good video! cant wait for part 2

[@kibspoker]

Subscribed. Thanks man for going through each hand and solid explanations. For a Newbie like me this is just GOLD info. Hope you continue to do more vids, imma go watch ur other vids too. Take care!

[@chiefcheeser]

You seem to be playing much wider ranges than from what I remember is recommended in your book.

[@jaybadawi3734]

I believe his book was published over 10 years ago. Times change in poker as do ranges. I don't think you can even get the book new nowadays.

[@Skeptomenosellinas]

Low-Stakes are up to which limit?

[@LoveDonkey604]

is this regular, turbo or hyper speed??

[@JinSID]

I think that using nash to assign ranges to opponents is very bad practice, especialy in low buyin games. What makes people bad at those levels is that call way too much. At 15:00 for example, people will call a lot looser than 3,5% hands. Another thing is that people usually don't push that loose in those tournaments, so 23% pushing range of cutoff is also incorrect in my opinion. (again at 15:00). I think it's close to impossible to learn how to beat micro/low stakes with Icmizer using automatic hand ranges, imho ranges have to be adjusted manually.

[@ClarkPotter]

Great comment. At least ICM minimizes mistakes when you don't take into account that information. Ideally you have that and could have a parameter for each player on an attribute or two, like a scale of 1-5 of how to adjust their shoving range so you can incorporate it.

[@thomasparker4434]

Great video! I always end up bubbling with 4-5 players left. Any tips to know the push/fold spots?

[@bendover4773]

Get holdem resources calculator or Icmizer, they have free trials. Alternatively if you like, you can add me on discord and we can discuss hands, I have both HRC and icmizer

[@056709061]

@@bendover4773 Would you still be up for this? I can discuss hands on Discord too.

[@brianbadonde9121]

@@bendover4773 Does that go for anyone, need to find someone to discuss and help me with hands

[@bendover4773]

@@056709061 I did not see this, it is now one year later and I have seen it, so sorry for that. I no longer have time to live up to this, but if you're still looking for a study partner, join the raise your edge free discord, they are a friendly community!

[@bendover4773]

@@brianbadonde9121 sorry, saw this ten months later, see my comment above!

[@Lazerflip]

Kermit the frog

[@TimeHandler]

Lmaooo

[@morrist8727]

All Canadians sound like that 🤣

[@PokerWithDr.Parlay]

👍👍😎😎

[@mrx7181]

4:01 there is an ante in play and hero folded an ace!!! Huge leak in tons of micro stakes players is not defending enough, especially with an ante. I'd defend hands as weak as 75o 43o.

[@TonyEnglandUK]

Umm, he didn't fold the Ace, he quite clearly said he'd flat-call, which is the correct play. You might want to watch again.

[@TheSuperdaniel1970]

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