Fix THESE MISTAKES To Start WINNING At Online Poker!

PokerCoaching coach Tristan Wade live reviews a student’s online poker tournament hand history.
He walks through all of the thought processes that you should be considering when deciding what to do on each poker street. Factoring in varying effective stack sizes is a huge consideration when deciding what action to take preflop.
He talks about what hands work well as check-raises on wet flops and why they perform better than a donk bet.
The poker student that he is reviewing has a good sense of aggression but Tristan helps identify some mistakes he is making in his hand selection and 3-bet sizes.
Tristan Wade talks about selective aggression in poker and picking your spots optimally.
On this Poker Coaching channel we cover a weekly poker topic to help improve your poker strategy!
In order to take your poker game to the next level it is vitally important you learn all the nuances of the game.
Do you know what ranges of poker hands you should be playing from each position? When should you 3-bet, call or fold? When is the right time to make a hero call or a huge bluff? Do you know how to play preflop, flop, turn & river effectively and how should your poker strategy change depending on the street? What difference does it make if you are playing multi-way vs heads-up?
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[@PokerCoaching]

What would YOU do preflop with 4♥ 4♦? Your Stack (BB): 65bb Their Stack (BTN): 32bb Pot: 1.5bb BTN raises to 2bb A) Call B) Raise to 9bb C) Raise to 32bb (all-in)

[@tomask0d316]

Call or 3bet fold to a shove?

[@markgothard7158]

Is it a ring or tournament?

[@keithbumgarner9789]

Cash or early tournament play, I would call and set mine. Late tournaments especially if icm is a factor I would consider shoving

[@YTSparty]

Check, call a small bet, fold to a big bet. Basically this hand is super-depended on the flop. So I'll try to see the flop for as cheap as possible. And fold to aggression, assuming big cards that crush us.

[@cactuscapper5567]

all in

[@louisiles1446]

We need more videos like this, this was educational and hilarious 😂

[@goodyearwrangler4728]

8:45 might be my favorite hand review I've ever seen, absolute gold all around 😂

[@PokerYogi]

Tristan Wade! One of my fav coaches always keepin it fun.

[@xdarcex3324]

Love this! I want more content like this!

[@RoganBits]

I'm playing 48o on two conditions. 1.) I'm bb or sb, and it's not more than 1.5bb raise. 2.) It's early stage tournament where blinds are tiny relative to stack size.

[@GPTSkits]

always a pleasure to see a new upload from you. Thanks Coach!

[@24Cristiandiaz]

Wow, poker is far from being dead!!

[@gesus.christ99]

idk if it will be dead soon, or basically never. Because AI is a thing but poor gambling plays are also a thing

[@consciousconscience]

This isn't as much gambly as it just clicking buttons. This is some 2004-ass fish comedy lol

[@bsheaves]

Just remember dumb people play poker too

[@nathanielwagler3018]

Was this a bad play from a risk / reward perspective 8 handed 3 from the bubble. Hero 45BB villain 40BB Villain raises to 2.2 from UTG +1 Folds to hero in BB Calls with K♤ J♡ Flop is A♤9♤8♤ Hero check UTG bets 2 BB hero calls Turn is J◇ Hero checks UTG bets 4 BB Hero checkraises to 12 BB villain calls (Logic for bluff is the preflop action and my blockers cap him at 1 pair or a set) river is 3♡ I shove allin because I have all the flushes and straights in my BB range. He Folds A◇Q♤ face up and say " look at the s*** it's never a bluff they always have it here"

[@justinfox5128]

I think since you hold the king of spades it's a fine play, especially considering you have him covered and are putting him at risk of basically bubbling the tournament with a non-nut hand

[@DostoevskyGrandson]

I play small stakes tournaments on pokerstars those are big field tournaments 2,3,4 000 players but there is a lot of bad players that make big mistakes, and I often end up in top 50, top 20 but never on a final table last 5 tournaments I ended in top 20 but not on a final table. In the most important moment something very very strange occurs and I bust the tournament. For example I had KK guy had KJ all in and he wins. hahaha... It is becoming very frustrating but I try my best over and over again I have to win I know I will win sooner or later.

[@eugeneahmad5459]

I love this format..... thk u so much for posting this

[@danthemaninapan]

I love this style of video. Are there many others on the channel?

[@michaelphan6228]

7:10 I disagree. In general, I am in the GTO crowd, but guys like Charlie Carrel are right when they say NOBODY raise folds that spot, so having AA or the Ac doesn't really matter. ALL overpairs should be jamming imo because 80% of players are going to have some sort of combo draw here.

[@UTINNI_36]

35:18 I mean what if they have J9 suited or 9J w/e he will have a bigger straight then you. Not sure I agree w that. Rest are solid calls

[@thingsarewhattheyseem334]

We need more of this type of content please

[@drakefennelly6327]

At time 7:00 with AA in the CO, would it have been better to raise 3.5x with the button still to act behind?

[@drakefennelly6327]

Pre-flop

[@YTSparty]

I would characterize these hands in one sentence "That was a really bad move, and he gets a fold". LOL. It reminds me of Matt Berkey. He live-streamed his hands during the pandemic for WSOP and dude is really aggressive, bluffs a lot. I kept thinking, someone is going to bust this guy. Never did. Ppl kept folding. It looked like crap poker to me and Berkey kept getting to final tables.

[@deviongants3724]

That was pretty good keep up the good work thumbs up

[@thealfieshow3682]

the "we lead ?????????" at 16:24 killed me

[@jonnyric7326]

Good stuff Tristan 👍🏽

[@malcolmwasher9915]

Straight on the board he jammed AA😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dhruvgupta498]

hey Jonathan- you had posted a bluff catching checklist in a video some time ago- i can't find it anymore- do you mind posting the link?

[@adrianoalves20]

Awesome!

[@micarobles3248]

Tks so much

[@StreetSoulLover]

Boy oh boy! I miss the clickers! Benny Spindler would be proud!

[@frankrando4313]

Who is commentating?

[@ecduzitgood]

It says Poker coaching coach Tristan Wade.

[@chengjianke168]

I got a question At lower level when you got K4 at late posiztion and you know all the players are passive. Non one will raise after your limp. Its good to limp and see the flop?

[@chengjianke168]

Suited of course

[@corey192]

Why not raise yourself??

[@drezayzel]

Just because he emphasised it strangely, doesn't mean maniacal isn't a word 😏

[@malcolmwasher9915]

A key lesson being a donkey and losing on.4 8

[@teaadvice4996]

Good commentary. Who is this

[@ecduzitgood]

It says pockercoaching coach Tristan Wade.

[@chillioutfit3919]

Tristan Tate

[@thamos6546]

Troll comment

[@gwoody4003]

"Maniacal" is a word, you used it properly... you just pronounced it silly. 😂 That AK suited hand that flopped a bunch of low cards in all 3 other suits.... thats EVERY time I get AK suited. 😂😂😂 I never get to enjoy it.

[@deviongants3724]

B raise to 9bb

[@jwv9723]

lol at 22:35

[@mikechevalier306]

Maniacal IS a word. You just need to pronounce it the proper way so it doesn't sound like it isn't one (Man-Eye-ical)! hah. I like the video though! Thanks for all the explanations!

[@OneEyedJack01]

For the love of god, stop with the shifting screen position. It literally turned my stomach and gave me a headache.

[@dudeitsmebro]

4-8 off in the first 20 seconds...wtf

[@johnarby5220]

Why would anyone throw away money on a 48 off? delusional play

[@gwoody4003]

Who's hand history is this? Tony G? 😂 Nah Tony G would never min-raise anything, especially if he makes any pair. Its such a "I came to Gamble and chew bubblegum... and I am out of bubblegum" playstyle.

[@andersonmatheus6370]

what a bad plays lol