How to EXPLOIT your OPPONENTS at the POKER TABLE

[@LexyGavinPoker]

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[@Generalbas1972]

There is one type of palyers you forgot.... The Bingo players, those players that only plays on sheer dumb luck. You won't believe how many there are of those. Calling a 2x pot size 3 bet with 6/3 off from SB. or calling an all in with J/2 because it's suited......Or how about when they limp with kings or aces.

[@robertogarza5435]

That was so much great information on that blog. I could listen to that 100 times and learn something every single time. Appreciate you. Kudos to you and Bob

[@LexyGavinPoker]

How nice of you to say. Ty!

[@dharryg]

As usual Lexi, your advice is excellent, especially for cash games and the early stages of tournament play. With shrinking stacks and rising blinds in the later stages of tournament play, common sense and logic are often cast out the window and replaced with “no gamble - no future.”

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Appreciate that, Harry.

[@rickwinger821]

I’ve been following you since I saw you on JL this is your best video you’ve put out in along time there’s a ton of useful information some of this is great reminder of things we all tend to forget some was new I think you should do more of this type of video

[@Williy_Nilly]

A critical adjustment I make when necessary is moving to the left of agro players, who will constantly raise you or uber tight players who will constantly fold to your raises. But this mostly applies when going against amateur players.

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Thx for the feedback 😊

[@EdDy4RheelZ]

Unfortunately, you cant do that in the tournament because you dont get to choose which seat you sit in. So im assuming this is for a cash game.

[@Williy_Nilly]

@@EdDy4RheelZ yes, it is ment for cash games.

[@300lbcanary2]

Thanks for the tips! Good vibes for a strong day 2 in the Monster!

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Thx 300😊

[@300lbcanary2]

@@LexyGavinPoker know you wanted more, but still a min cash off one bullet isn't horrible. The big run is just around the corner!

[@a.j.k8016]

Wow so much info in such a short vid. Thanks for taking the time Lexy. 🙂

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Thx for watching it!

[@kevinmclaughlin7639]

Thank you for the advice Lexy and Bob! Keep up the content I love it!

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Thx so much Kevin. ❤

[@MrBurnout78]

$500 for your training course?? No wonder why you keep on pushing that!

[@LexyGavinPoker]

It’s worth it! Countless lessons and quizzes!

[@JOJOMO443]

Lexy, first time I heard you say verse, I went and looked it up, because i was taught versus, but I am old. What I found was that over time they have relaxed it, and now either one is ok.

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Really? My mom told me it was versus. She asked gpt!😅

[@JOJOMO443]

I asked Google

[@phagelife8312]

I’ve been practicing gto and notice they always prefer low rfi amounts for the initial raise like 2.5xbb. What do you do when everyone just calls you in cash games when you bet that. Even if I bet 15 dollars in 1/2 the whole table calls sometimes and I’m trying to isolate.

[@pokerforaliving447]

Play a tighter range for a larger open size. Multi-way pots are hard to win but if you have 5 or 6 players going to every flop you don’t have to win very often to show a profit. Keep your flop bluffs at an extreme minimum and bet the hell out if your value hands. Oh and don’t get tilted that everyone is calling embrace it you’re in a great game!

[@pokerforaliving447]

Or if they’re not 3 betting open a smaller size with a super wide range and look to hit home runs like sets flushes straights combo draws with high equity. Just DONT get attached to top pair and weak 2 pair hands in multiway pots playing this way!

[@libertyforamericanow]

I've been playing for years but I feel like I got value from them tips.

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Thank you. Appreciated!

[@joeparisi5742]

Lots of great advise. Ty !

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Xo!

[@libertyforamericanow]

Do you play cash? I would like to see you expand your vlog into the andrew neeme relm

[@LexyGavinPoker]

I play a lot of cash… just not during the wsop. That’s where I make the money😊😊

[@libertyforamericanow]

@@LexyGavinPoker that's what I want to see.

[@bobmatherpoker]

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[@edburrage6596]

These are excellent tips. I did take notes.

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Thanks so much Ed.

[@brentschott8792]

Love your channel, great insight 😊

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Thx so much Brent!😊

[@AnthonyVickersSoulJahTYah]

I watched with subs on, accuracy was WOW Lexy, you speak well. Cool advice to. UK fan 😀

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Thx so much Anthony. 😊

[@michaeldean7375]

I love the vids!!!!!!!

[@bobmatherpoker]

Thanks for watching them :)

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Thx so much!

[@johntaric6699]

Really good video. Thanks

[@LexyGavinPoker]

❤❤

[@samadsuleman7956]

When you show your hand to the camera/phone is a tell on your part that you have a hand and not bluffing. Have you considered it? Players are looking at you and watching your moves

[@LexyGavinPoker]

I show bad cards too 😊 not all get to the vlog

[@hitmanb33b3]

why is this video only in 480p as my best quality option?

[@LexyGavinPoker]

?

[@hitmanb33b3]

@@LexyGavinPoker so only on this video, when i click on the little gear for video quality options in the bottom right, the best option is 480p, when typically 1080p is standard in 2024 (HD)

[@hitmanb33b3]

@@LexyGavinPokerlike your newest video is 4k, perfect. just this one vid is 480p, weird.

[@EdDy4RheelZ]

I feel this video wouldve been a nice cliff notes for me to watch before playing my Gladiators. While I understand most of it, i found few details i found interesting and learned something new. Bubble play and itm seeking players, I should learn to exploit. I wouldve thought hand for hand play in bubble play wouldve negated short players trying to stall time, making it useless. But i guess there are scared players who like to angle to itm. I personally think of finishing min cash as next to nothing fail. Really not satisfying but rather frustrating. Just favorited this video and also offline download on youtube premium so ill play this before every tournament so my mind can stay sharp and aware.

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Tysm! Glad you liked it.

[@toddkenyon581]

Great video. Sorry I could meet you guys last week

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Thx Todd. 😊

[@seyed.parismousavi922]

DEAR LEXY too bad I don't speak English but I'm sure you give good advice I watch your vblog and I congratulate you for your videos, good luck and good luck for wsop god knows we need at least 30% luck say hello to your darling BOB and if you can subtitle them in French? Yours and good Seyed Paris

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Thank you Seyed. I don’t think I can subtitle in French. 😢

[@JoseLopez-qm4ro]

? Question, What tip can you give when you're deep in a tournament but card death is upon you and it seems like an eternity since your last playable hand..

[@Williy_Nilly]

Depending on your stack health, exploit your button position as frequently as possible to steal the blinds and post flop play against flop or fold players.

[@harveyhashimoto2384]

@@Williy_Nilly When I get down to 20-30 BB I start looking for spots to shove with Ax or Kx hands against min raised button or cutoff players from one of the blinds. They are trying to steal the blinds and this lets you keep your blinds plus 2 BB bet or you have a fighting chance against a weak call. Sure, sometimes they have it. But many times they will fold "to find a better spot to get it in".

[@Williy_Nilly]

@harveyhashimoto2384 I agree, but the question was how to strategize when you're basically card dead. This is a great way to steal small pots in the interim.

[@harveyhashimoto2384]

@@Williy_Nilly Stealing pots that you "don't deserve to win" is surviving. K3o in not unplayable in these situations. And occasionally you can double up to get deeper into the tourney. It is not always about what you have in your hand, it is what the opponent THINKS you have in your hand. That IS the strategy. This works especially well when you have been folding for a prolonged time due to being card dead.

[@JoseLopez-qm4ro]

No ace highs, no suited connectors , nothing , and the big stacks have arrived..

[@marknoble5495]

Some good tips on how to play post flop against certain players

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Thx.

[@noelcook2389]

I watch what cards they play it tells you more about the player

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Yes!

[@ianshirreffs5604]

Good luck!!! 😊

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Hi! Nice meeting you!

[@ianshirreffs5604]

@@LexyGavinPoker You as well.

[@jimf3606]

When I was in school, I hated school. I still hate school. Give me an F.

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Awww. D+

[@garygillespie291]

@@LexyGavinPoker generously

[@LexyGavinPoker]

@@garygillespie291ha!

[@helenrachel1520]

Ty ❤

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Tw❤

[@inertia3104]

Thanks i am now terrible at poker.

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Because of the vid??

[@billzepp69]

So your saying I can still be good without adjusting

[@KeysmanJax]

Vs is pronounced "versus," not "verse" which would be a line of metrical writing, mainly poetry. Other than that thank you for the content and good luck in them tourneys.❤

[@LexyGavinPoker]

My mom just told me the same thing!! Oops

[@andrewfindysz9465]

Had you Monday but refunded. Used funds on Nacho in some big event and you in main. Good luck

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Same to you Andrew

[@harveyhashimoto2384]

I have to learn how to play against BTO players. They play 72o and get there every time...

[@bobmatherpoker]

I may make my own course..

[@LexyGavinPoker]

😂

[@garygillespie291]

re "no friends at poker table" at casino- well- first u should not play at the same table with your friends- then u should sit as far away as possible- and then- something i didnt think of when first addressing this issue- go all in- big stax are good- except... except... its cheating

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Thx for the feedback Gary.

[@stuartmckay219]

Started a group - stop animal experiments at oxford university many years ago. Most of the people who were a nightmare to deal with were animal rights people - go figure. You're trying to be helpful but for some reason, the people know better than you. Personally, I would not reply to any comments when the main event starts. For me, I would like to see you explain what possible hands an opponent may have - that may tempt me to buy a book etc. Peace and Love.

[@edburrage6596]

I am a fish and hate drunk players.

[@LexyGavinPoker]

I get that. Doubt you are a fish.

[@NgocanhMa-yh7kn]

He lo ❤❤❤❤❤

[@atlfan13579]

Don’t take this the wrong way but are you or do you think you are a winning PRO?

[@LexyGavinPoker]

How am I supposed to take this comment?

[@atlfan13579]

@@LexyGavinPoker are you a winning reg/pro? I guess is what I meant. I said that because I’m genuinely curious and didn’t want it to seem like a hate comment

[@LexyGavinPoker]

I think of myself as a winning pro. Thought it was a hate comment.

[@AnnlikesFlorida]

👍

[@LexyGavinPoker]

Tgx😊

[@aydinalavi6776]

please no more videos like this ... just live grind and recording.

[@zacksilverman3636]

Dude. Lol. Who are you to dictate the type of content she puts out?

[@LexyGavinPoker]

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