How To CRUSH Online CASH Games [Poker Play & Explain 1000NL]

PokerCoaching coach Brad Wilson plays online $5/$10 cash games in this live play & explain.
He talks through his thought process in many spots you will encounter when playing online poker cash games.
It is important to note that he is thinking forward in all of his hands. To be a top poker player you must always be thinking ahead of what you will do every street!
The online 1000NL games can be very aggressive and Brad coaches you through how to deal with aggressive poker players.
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[@PokerCoaching]

What’s the biggest online cash game pot that you have ever played? Did you win? 🤑

[@speedfastman]

4 euros and I lost :(

[@Haildarklordvader]

Online is BS no legal games

[@sean_haz]

@@Haildarklordvader Legal in Europe, Canada and recently some states in the US too.

[@Haildarklordvader]

@@sean_haz I live in the US. Only 3 states have legalized it, it's fine: I prefer live games anyways, more fun

[@HighTide_808]

@@Haildarklordvader Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Delaware, West Virginia. New York soon. Please stop talking

[@pmckennaiv]

It's really interesting for me to see just how much of this is in essence risk management. Majority of his folds I'm calling light too often. Very helpful.

[@taylorhirschmusic]

Currently, I'm trying to get better at thinking of ranges (not new, but still micro-stakes). I'm getting better but still find it overwhelming live. This video was a great study resource, thanks PokerCoaching team!

[@jasonisfamous6544]

Takes years

[@jeffreywu7436]

love this type of content

[@McRuffin]

Flops the mega nuts : “this is a pretty good flop” LMAO

[@dannygoh9236]

9:42 don’t agree with that play. 6s 10h 7h should not be in favour of the raisers range. In my opinion I would check that flop regardless if you have the 8h as a blocker. That’s just my opinion. But lots of lessons to learn here too! Cheers mate

[@jonathanhenderson9422]

Not really true. Hero raised from button so will have all sets, most two pair, overpairs, top pair, and 98 in their range. BB won't have overpairs or TT, and maybe not 77/66 or AT if those get 3b with some frequency. The only argument for checking here is that Ah8 is the kind of hand that really wants to see another card but really doesn't want to get c/r. It's somewhere in that liminal area between junk/bluff and weak hand. The former usually prefer to bet/fold and the latter usually prefer to check. You can make an argument for betting because that's a flop hero will want to be betting quite a bit given their range/nut advantage.

[@nikolaykomissarenko7822]

I dont agree with you because it is a BTN open, you are usually correct, but BTN is very wide and so the BB doesnt have much of a nut advantage or range advantage on Th7h6s, if it was lower I would start to consider it but it does have a T which is high enough usually. We have all the sets, 2p, top-top, draws. If you watch Alex Fitzgerald he has some nice exploits, his big thought is how to fold high cards on lowish boards, you bets 70% that gets them to under defend, and print money. Thats for cards 9 and lower typically, but just so you know.

[@jonathanhenderson9422]

Just out of curiosity I ran this through a solver. Solver is always betting A8 with a heart and is usually checking A8 without a heart, and it's also calling a raise with all A8. So if Wilson made any "mistake" there it was in not calling the raise.

[@dankcharnley]

Brad is THE MAN!!!!

[@malcolmwasher9915]

Was helpfull wacthing a pro play

[@catazep]

I don't understand checking the full of 7s.. Was he afraid of 9s or As? Was that a good check? 18:44

[@dankcharnley]

OOP villian was hoping IP would bet thin value with Ace or flush

[@dankcharnley]

Tricky player, especially if he/she/they know who theyre playing against

[@briandraper7630]

He was trapping

[@dankcharnley]

The pocket 8's from SB - is that always a 3bet or do you randomize?

[@DrChewy11]

K9 o there is a call pre from the bb?

[@screwerh2890]

stopped playing in 2010 - playing NL100 - is it worth it now- took 10k out of it

[@knpstrr]

It's interesting to see how different higher stakes and micro stakes play. No one folds in micro stakes unless the raise is 7BB then people bet out on air and draws full pot sized

[@malcolmwasher9915]

Micro u have to relly tighten ur range and be carefull alot if players call alot of junk

[@mateuszbak1060]

i see the complete opposite. you put a tiny bit of pressure and ppl will insta fold. there are so many nits who only play when they draw face cards.

[@malcolmwasher2308]

We block kq 😂😂😂😂 made me lol.if he has a queen in his hand u would block nothing

[@jonathangoldsmith7832]

Neat, called almost every move beforehand. Including the last 1/3 pot bet.

[@woody1369]

Im new to poker is that a full house he got

[@DynamicMateTV]

I’ve still not made my mind up - if you’re SB (small blind) or BB and its appropriate to raise l, do you raise by 3.5 or 2.5 big blinds? I ask because I still think its early position but at the same time it feels like late position 😂

[@DeepSouthSlowdowns]

how does he know villains hole cards after they muck?

[@malcolmwasher9915]

They must of shown some sites let u show before u fold on igntion and bovada

[@kevinjack5184]

Where are US players playing online now? I haven't played since Black Friday

[@briandraper7630]

ACR or bovada/ignition

[@sawyerknop3408]

what website is this?

[@thepokerparadox]

At what stake does bovada start giving you 30s in Zone?

[@BurntRAM]

haha i hate sessions like that. lotta bluff catchers and weak draws. tough positions to be in

[@alexanderj9727]

Is this guy even beating these games

[@derekluna7700]

doubt it. every time people just post fuckin sun runs. wow flop boat, next hand flop a straight for the nuts defending T8o yeah wtf ever

[@boomshakalaka8655]

Funny how they only show hands where they run good and guess right

[@winslowpippleton7157]

Lmao his QQ on the flush board and bets 20% of the pot...inviting someone to outdraw

[@kurybingai]

HOW TO CRUSH? - HIT THE FLOP. BYE.

[@knpstrr]

How to crush it? Or how to lose $900?

[@winslowpippleton7157]

Easiest game ever when you flopping full houses lmao also this guy used tournament bet sizes for cash games

[@SunRunPokerr]

Lol i agree i dont think he played some of these hands that great

[@huckleberryfinn8795]

Do you not know what variance is??

[@timpayne1057]

Not a fan of that site, too many “things” going on in those hands, a few minutes in and I’m seeing it in this video.

[@speedfastman]

These are highlights... you have no idea how many hands he played during this session.

[@timpayne1057]

@@speedfastman True. He lost one buy in so not so bad.

[@paulpena5040]

Look at that first hand. Competing Flopped full houses. Now you know why people say online is "rigged". Not saying I agree but the percentage of exotic hands does seem much greater than live and I don't even multi-table online.

[@devontemoericke493]

yea an exotic hand for sure, but the amount of hands you see online far exceeds live

[@paulpena5040]

@@devontemoericke493 Everybody always says that. I only single table online so I'm not seeing much more hands. The dealers at Hustler casino are nearly as fast. I've played WAY more hands in a live setting then I ever have online. I have a background in statistical modeling and a computer science degree. I'm not fooled easily or prone to NOT undestanding the strangeness of pure random numbers. I've seen it all. But in a six max game I'm ROUTINELY seeing flush over flush set over set, someone losing with a queen high straight flush caught runner runner to beat quads with a straight flush. And this is ROUTINE. Very common stuff. Very few showdowns are ever A high or top pair hands like I see at a regular casino. I'm telling somethings up. And I'm a winning player have nothing to complain about I'm just saying the RNG is purposely creating more dramatic situations to lure in players.

[@devontemoericke493]

@@paulpena5040 That make sense. i totally get what your saying. ive had my suspicions as well. Well some confirmed suspicions. ive asked sum ppl if ignition and bovada, yesterday i saw on a forum site, someone asking if its possible to make $ using bots. The guy was answered saying that many ppl use bots and make money. What limits do u play my friend?

[@paulpena5040]

@@devontemoericke493 Usually .10/.25 I prefer to play at my local casino though much softer tables. It actually makes sense if you think about it. If the RNG is creating more dramatic situations it will spike people's dopamine levels and keep them hooked. More drama = more $. Online casinos know they have to compete with live casinos.

[@devontemoericke493]

@@paulpena5040 nice. im sctually at the same buy in. i play on ignition. i ran my bankroll up twice to 100 but i lost back to back buy ins. Whats your win rate my friend