Gimme Dat Money!

[@48tho-averysalak39]

But please don't try this in low stakes cash games ! This play is only going to work on players who are thinking enough players to think about what you could have, what they can beat, what you're open raising with, etc !

[@jimmysolo92]

yes. this play works only at 5/10+, most fish will look you up pretty often. & with 2 pairs it's probably a snap

[@antjoshwww]

Avery Salak its easy to call lowstakes as the risk is low. opposite to high when u lose everything your wife and children👖👒, 👧👨👩 and 🐕

[@schluckaufzwolf5710]

so who is the fish if you bluffed the calling station?

[@48tho-averysalak39]

let's be honest guys, we all suck at poker .. 😂 jk... kinda

[@guibox3]

I can guarantee at any Legion tourney I've played at, or even at the local casino, most players would sooner sell their first born than fold two pair on that board. Don't try this at home, kids...it only works for players disciplined enough to think they might be beat.

[@YouWillNeverKnowMan]

I'm not even a huge fan of poker, but Daniel is so pleasant to watch. :)

[@tylerjoyner9865]

Don’t try this at the VFW hall in your local city they will call

[@Jamflee]

Daniel, your beard looks amazing in the clip.

[@puzzleman8945]

It is a pretty good length.

[@Sethbowman3]

Jamflee looks like it needs to be raked

[@electricmaster23]

Agreed. I didn't realise it ever got this robust.

[@M.S.Fitness]

Jamflee I was just about to say the same thing. YO D Neg you need to grow that gangsta beard back homes

[@Jmax1122]

Looking from afar....and not knowing the immediate history of your table and experince with Pratyush Buddiga, seems he has you here. The turn, seemingly juicy for Pratyush, presents oppurtunity for creation. River? Solidifies the story. Nick Schulman - great commentary....hammers it home. I don't get to see these plays at the games I play because nobody on the table sees them. Now I do. Thank you.

[@luebbers03]

That Flop Raise By You Would Feel like a Bluff From The J10 Of Buddiga. and Lamb Is Willing to calling being Suited.Loved The River Bluff Raise. Only top 200 could call there In High Stakes

[@EvryTime]

Great Player, Great Canadian. Lot of love from the east coast in Fredericton.

[@roundermoonjoo]

Such a text book hand!! Thanks Daniel!! Pinpointing range advantage and capped range!! Really made me look back some of my hands played recently !!

[@matthewkoz]

Absolute gem of a video and breakdown, this is. Straight into my favourites. It will be a great example to show people about the role of skill and maths in poker.

[@bigsmoke7736]

I'll have two number 9s A number 9 large A number 6 with extra dip A number 7 Two number 45s, one with cheese And a laaarge soda

[@biserapetroska8974]

lol i saw it on doug polk's channel he got the same comment and every time instead of dip and cheese says extra rake lol it's hillarious

[@justmagicmostly]

Someone please explain the joke

[@SwedenFighter1]

Im a real amateur(havent started yet) BUT i feel so happy and i feel that i learn alot from these videos. So cool to be able to watch such a great sportman explain different things of poker. Thanks from Sweden.

[@jansherrick6130]

Mr. Negreanu, sincerely, you are so much fun to learn from and watch. I am so happy for you and your new marriage. Good luck and congrats! My husband and I wish you both all the best life has to offer. We have been married 20+ years, and he has your personality... so funny and playful, but warm and mindful too. Please continue being you! You both are a joy to us!

[@davidplenderleith4176]

Love this guy.is this his genuine feed?

[@claywest9528]

Very good hand break down. Love these.

[@bradyredington7612]

Very interesting hand to analyze. I definitely learned a lot watching this video. Thank you for the insight Daniel!

[@paolo6336]

fantastic breakdown Daniel

[@user-do7li4cb1w]

REALLY enjoy your videos and help to all us players. My father sat against you a while back, said you were super fun to play with. Cheers

[@123asshole1]

good luck implementing that on low-mid stakes mtt's online

[@IMikeyyP]

Fantastic play

[@avestagp]

Great play Daniel. I remember watching that hand and I was amazed by the play.

[@ademirbp484]

Very nice analysis. Thanks.

[@Badbentham]

The interesting part in this hand: Buddiga apparently decided that he was at the very bottom of his (betting) range here; -is he even ever bluffing ?! From this POV, the bluff might not be quite as good as it appears; - it just happened that Buddiga had pretty much the only hand that he can unexploitably fold. With QJ I would strongly expect a crying call. Reason: His range at the river, after the bet, is quite precisely QJ/JT, or a set. Folding QJ is very likely too much.

[@choiboi3065]

I love watching you play and your the reason I'm starting to play poker

[@RafaelMarcF22]

6 Minute Video. Being up for 60 seconds. People already like it (so do I).

[@ProffezerSuggonDeeznutz]

Once again nice tidbit from Daniel. This has been an awesome channel to sub!

[@Razzel102]

Love your videos, but I love when you guess his hand while simultaneously knowing what it is

[@mickeyari2628]

did he know what it was in the clip ? he obviously did

[@aivys]

Love the job you do Man, love your personality too ! Keep it up, you saved me a lot of money and time. Thank you!

[@samniko6585]

Makes sense Daniel of course!

[@HassanAli-vl5bg]

really good analysis

[@Namanhsuit]

Thank you so muchhh, all your lessons help me win a tournament today :D

[@vanja300]

Great lesson!

[@anom3778]

Hey are chip counts always the same? Otherwise it would make.more sense to just speak in percentages. I have no idea how much 5500 is compared to how many chips you actually get.

[@DaddyBear3000]

anom I get what you mean, but it’s all relative. Your chip count is relative to the chip count of your opponents and the likelihood of play depends on the number of players vs the amount of the blinds. It could be a very long video if he goes in to full considerations.

[@MrGrog90]

You have to play with a lot of rake tough in order to make that play work. On low-rake tables, most people are not good enough to lay down TP+

[@davidstevens3934]

High level concentration. Just goes to show you have to be aware of what everyone else might have, what you have, what they think you have and what they think you think they have at all times. I'm exhausted from that 1 hand.

[@draganbayern346]

well done kidpoker!

[@jsr9422]

Daniel do you play any other strategy type games. Specifically I'm thinking chess? Would love to watch you play online chess with commentary!!!

[@XDrogar]

this thought process helped me a lot! thanks

[@McGavel1]

Cool hand and tips!

[@paulinesims393]

Hey Daniel I really enjoy your videos and I'm staring to learn to become a better poker player! In the video at the end you said when your hand is face up you shouldn't be betting just to reiterate do you mean when you feel like you have the hand to win but your not prepared to call a large bet just check?

[@RogueAssassin96]

Genuinely thought you played M Night Shyamalan here

[@danielcumming7895]

Love the videos Daniel! Lots of good information from a pro, but I would like to make one recommendation. Please change your filming location, or mainly the background. I find it pretty distracting. But again love the videos.

[@graviity02]

wow i liked that video a lot. gj daniel. one love brah.

[@Birdsfly11]

Been playing poker for yearsss but not at a thinking level which you demonstrate. Why? maybe I just don't care enough and definitely don't play enough do to other things in life but I just learned something here but won't say what lol...Thanks for your vids Dan :)

[@MurrayHerts]

Hey Daniel, even if he called it doesn't make a difference right? you still did the right play and his choice dosn't change that.

[@michaeldoty7953]

Daniel you tha man!!

[@dakuchu]

Really liked the analysis in this video. Although, I don't agree with some other hand break downs you've done in past.

[@yossiazulay4983]

That was your best video

[@OldieBones]

Thanks for the insight on betting two pair on a river like that.

[@ThePaull3d]

Holy shit you have a channel!

[@potatoman5794]

have you considered calling these polker ha......fuck , wrong channel

[@russ4024]

Love these vids!

[@ThePetCircus759]

Daniel read this man like a book

[@roeyeshkar9200]

Can anyone please answer: 1) why does denial can have a bigger range then the opponent in this situation? 2) what does denial means when he said that you dont want to raise when your hand faces up, I mean it (the cards) wasn't really facing up

[@mindgames2074]

It’s all in the bravery at the right time

[@Locke19901]

This bet on the flop isn't exactly Small Ball Daniel

[@MrFynnK]

Hi Daniel, at what age did you start learning/playing poker? Enjoying the vids, keep it up!

[@speeddemon999]

Finn he has a documentary on Netflix called Kid Poker you should check it out to get his backstory.

[@CurryInDaPot]

Roger Myers It's a great doc too; it's enjoyable and informative, I've already seen it twice lol

[@NextJordan8]

great video, great explanation :)

[@NextJordan8]

i love your concise style, keep it up

[@CCSTPOOM]

What website do you play on? I'm trying to figure out a good one to start on.

[@MrRoSsXxX]

Love it Daniel!

[@papabearcaleb]

Loving the hand RAKEdowns, please more hand RAKEdowns!

[@IZn0g0uDatAll]

So funny man. I’m on the floor.

[@nsrensen8700]

Got that amish beard going :)

[@bristolrovers2233]

I often find spots like this but 99% of the time my low stakes opponents don't understand ranges enough to fold so just look at their hand and if its pretty good they call. Any advice Daniel, do I just have to not bluff against bad players?

[@bristolrovers2233]

Thank you for the reply!!! keep up the awesome and very helpful videos

[@TonyViper]

great play man

[@AcesInMyPocket]

Savage video!

[@dawudcharlton]

"more rake!!"

[@JBrandonMercer123]

is better

[@XBROWN4]

What camera do you record with sir?

[@acthemagician]

That beard in the thumbnail tho!🔥🔥🔥

[@lovetitleist69]

How much does hair plugs cost and how does it take before you're happy with it?

[@carranzapz]

great vid

[@razvve]

Easy for you, frate

[@choiboi3065]

Or wanting to start playing you could say

[@ChonkySlotDonkey]

this was a good video

[@iamJuxen]

i know nothing about poker, but your commentary still made a little bit of sense, knowing a passive player betting money preflush indicates they likely have a strong hand.... or maybe I got it wrong...

[@imperatorrm]

Nice video.

[@jimk.4701]

Love your play and analysis, however with 4-1 call odds and great equity he probably should've called you down, no?

[@NCudi]

Haha the long beard looking like good man 👍🏽

[@WanderlustWonders1411]

If I am putting 35k in the pot after the river with a two pair , I am 100% sure that I am all prepared to call even an all in especially with the short stack in the tournament. I see that as a bad fold , yes he could have checked the river if he wasn't prepared to call a raise or an all in. You have to take ur chances especially in the tournaments and having a two pair os more than a chance

[@benlou3758]

Idk if it's a bad fold against daniel. Daniel plays pretty snug and it makes a lot of sense for him to have a straight here. If you are committing the river with two pair, that means ur calling with all hands better than 2 pair and maybe some worse, if you're too call heavy, it can be easy to take you to valuetown. Buddiga knows that Daniel is tight and given the pot odds on the river, he'd have to win 25% of the time to be profitable and he prob doesn't think daniel has that many bluffs. The way buddiga played this he could have a set in his range. I think i would fold against daniel as well (also he didn't bomb raise the river, making it look like a value raise, which is very smart)

[@evgenikuzmov1606]

5:11 it's unlikely that Pratusch could have had JJ or QQ here. it's tough to play it out of position.

[@subhodeepsanyal3128]

Fucking brilliant.

[@xanderkaz8927]

Make a video on when to bet or raise the flop?

[@kevinwu2040]

I think I might never be able to play texas holdem.

[@ivangomeznavas9398]

i agree with what you can represent but a good amount of his range is strong enough to call a bunch of times. isnt?

[@blakerobbins1111]

Solid

[@humbertoteixeira1234]

Whats up guys, Daniel Rakeanu here!

[@seangarner2687]

Today I'll be reviewing a sprawling, multi-layered bluff from the Super High Roller Bowl. The opening plays seemed a bit avant garde. It wasn't all together bad by any means, but I don't think Negreanu is breaking any new ground here. We've seen it before, we'll see it again. The middle of this hand is slow and pleasant, but what really sets this play apart is the closing, in which the full force of Negreanu's creativity is unleashed. It's like Negreanu is going back to his roots from the Poker After Dark, High Stakes Poker Era. This is made all the better by a surprising but much-appreciated guest spot by the sultan of smooth dulcet tones himself, Nick Shulman. Overall, I'm feeling a strong 8 to a weak 9 on this play. It is on par with all of Negrageanu's past work. So what did you think of the bluff? Did you love it? Did you hate it? What do you think was missing? Make sure to tell me below. Until next time. TRAN

[@48tho-averysalak39]

Sean Garner Cardthony Pokertano what are you doing here ?

[@seangarner2687]

Just contemplating how Death Grips would have played this hand better. Probably would have mixed in a merge on the turn.

[@batalyoussef1273]

Hey man let the beard grow....

[@Sijs8]

For a sort of beginning poker player would you recommend tournaments or cash games?

[@quesik]

Definitely cash. You probably learn a lot quicker because tournament usually always consists of some luck. Also, start off by playing limit poker and playing with the right fundamentals.

[@oyuyuy]

Hi Daniel, I need some advice. I play 2/5 at my local casino and the games are usually good. I have one problem though, the rake is only 10%!! I've heard that you need much higher rake than that to win in the long run, but I'm not sure what to do. Should I try to find a casino with higher rake, or could I just continue playing at the local casino? Maybe tipping the dealer a lot be a reasonable substitute for the low rake? Thanks in advance, love your content!

[@AdamTrupish]

Hahahaha

[@filmg33333k]

Surely Pratyush could call on that flop and check that turn with AK?

[@johnbarry5036]

The real lesson here is not what DN says about don't bet when your cards are so obvious, or his great play on the river, or the many comments I see about how Buddiga should have checked the river... no. The real lesson here- for the average player trying to learn- is to play ABC poker. If Buddiga had simply bet the flop and turn he would never have found himself on Hand Breakdowns. He would have taken down a decent small pot and nobody would have ever given this a second glance.

[@iulianmatache97]

My friends at a local game would have reraised all-in-ed the shit outta me with 2 pair lol.

[@ShitGetsOld]

Buddiga looks like a mexican phil ivey

[@Davsan1]

5:13 Ben Folds heh

[@rarity2006]

That's why Daniel's the kid

[@relativelybasic]

Is that discount rack Phil Ivey?

[@fbruvik]

He's got hair again!!

[@moeduh]

so lamb folded a pair of fives here.....Ben Folds Five.

[@swingtrade2]

The guy who folded should have given more consideration to Daniel not getting help on the river. Daniel would not bet as previous if then hitting a gut straight on the river.

[@chrisororke4480]

Had he bet the flop and checked the turn, maybe Ben bets. He can raise with two pair and take it down right there

[@caesarwept3162]

what's up guys! doug... wait what just happened?

[@chesthoIe]

Does any one have a link to the article he refers to?