How to play on the Flop? Most common flop scenarios in Poker

[@fuzzypanda1684]

Nice video, so many of these poker videos just ramble on forever, and half the video is nonsense. You get straight to the point with examples and explanations, I like it!

[@GokuPoker]

Glad you like it - thanks for the comment!

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

I appreciate the summary at the end. Not at the table, I can take the time to analyze all the details, but in a hand and the bet is to me, I need a quick rule to follow.

[@GokuPoker]

I'm glad you found it helpful, thank you!

[@kibspoker]

This was an awesome, easy to understand vid. I love the summary at the end too 👍🏻 Just wondering if yer still into YT, can see u uploaded 1 yr ago. Hope everytngs fine. Thanks!

[@GokuPoker]

thanks! no time for YT lately but I'm gonna come back sooner or later :)

[@slitherlock]

Thank you for posting this...the percentages really helped.

[@GokuPoker]

My pleasure :)

[@jacobjackson3750]

One of the best poker strategy videos I’ve found. Thanks so much!

[@GokuPoker]

My pleasure sir :)

[@jacobjackson3750]

@@GokuPoker Do you sell a course of similar content? I’d be interested if so.

[@GokuPoker]

Sure - gumroad.com/l/gokupoker/youtube

[@michaeltoeta278]

Cool. Percentages helped.

[@GokuPoker]

Awesome! Glad to hear it Michael

[@huygmail]

Straight to the point- thank you very much!

[@GokuPoker]

My pleasure sir :)

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

Exactly

[@shivamnaik8166]

Great video thank you!

[@GokuPoker]

my pleasure sir!

[@cata9223]

What is the calling range for you when an opponent C-bet or overbet

[@GokuPoker]

there is no generic answer to that because it depends on many factors, but the crucial ones are your position and your opponent's position and the effective stacks - a great way of learning how to build your calling range in different spots is practicing GTO so learning how the supercomputers are playing in particular spots and mimicking them. I actually have a few playlists where I am playing different GTO spots so I recommend watching them - here's a playlist of CutOff open vs BigBlind call on 100 bb effective stacks cash game - kzbin.info/aero/PLBuRcq3jpjirrB4aIOpbra3sr0BJ93DMN

[@janvdplaat3067]

Goku Conclusion: bet if your opponent is weak and fold if he is strong.

[@GokuPoker]

pretty simple right?

[@OrenLikes]

Very nice! Note: sometimes you are pronouncing "str" wrong as "shtr": "shtraight" instead of "straight", for example.

[@GokuPoker]

thanks - it's good to know, I appreciate the feedback

[@santhoshshetty9436]

👍

[@GokuPoker]

😊

[@OrevShalom]

Raising 80 checking 20 makes a robot. Tell why we would raise a flop and why we check. This will have me betting and not knowing why. The longer someone play that way the harder it will be to fix

[@GokuPoker]

Good point - however, this video is actually a part of an entire course for beginners that will teach you all the fundamentals of poker and this particular lesson is on the play on the Flop - not on betting or raising in particular

[@OrevShalom]

@@GokuPoker Gotcha this is a piece of a much bigger conversation 💪

[@kannakrish2000]

did ur father love Dragonball?

[@GokuPoker]

nope, I don't think he ever saw it

[@coreywill1025]

I came to the comments for this. Was not disappointed.

[@GokuPoker]

hehe