How to Use MODERN POKER THEORY - $25,000 Buy-in Super High Roller!

[@MrCommenter2000]

as a full blown novice who just wants to learn fundamental ways of thinking about hands i appreciate the wisdom you're sharing, please keep it up my man.

[@n8dahman559]

Dear god please don’t play like he does until you know why he makes each move. Just read some books and understand why you make each move

[@wasabigamer9235]

Gambling really has some depth huh

[@majin2967]

@@wasabigamer9235 most games do yeah

[@johnnybananas1058]

@@wasabigamer9235 if you consider what they do as 'gambling' per se. its certainly a gamble in that you can make all the right moves and still lose your buy in, however imagine a game where we roll 2 dice and i pay you $10 if its 2-8 but you pay me $10 if its 9-12.. this game is technically 'gambling' but you are certain that given enough runs you will come out ahead since you win 7 of the outcomes compared to my 4 for the same exact price. a poker pro playing against a novice is a similar proposition. sure they will lose their fair share of individual outcomes but over time they will end up with more chips than you.

[@matthewvillalobos2080]

@@wasabigamer9235 all skill all the time. duh.

[@coopstain1728]

DANIEL!!! Back in 2012-2013 I was flying to Vegas and I actually met you in the Denver airport with my buddy. I stopped you, said your name and you smiled and said yes! Then you were nice enough to take pictures with both of us. You are the first celebrity I had ever met. Thanks for being so cool man. So happy to hear you won a HUGE tourney recently.

[@georgeawad3241]

This has to be the most valuable poker content at the moment. Watching a legend in action and explaining his thought process, it just doesn’t get any better. Please continue to share more of this. Can’t wait till 2nd round

[@bobbyd9319]

He is years behind.....most great players are better! Daniel was good years ago, but he played golf and goofed off, while the younger guys had no money.....so had no choice but do their home work, now surpassing the old pros.

[@Tek-Nik-S]

Calling someone a legend in action pretty much amounts to feeble minded hero-worship

[@jopasc8998]

he's way out of his depth at this level. like the 88 hand had no showdown value(bluffcatcher) and good opponents value range is higher pairs that can fold. Plus trying to learn how to play your $10 MTTS by watching $25k buyins is the antithesis of useful, they are opposites. What I admire about Daniel is his longevity, discipline and dedication to keep improving. Not an easy thing to do for 25 years and traits that will make you successful in almost any field

[@benbroomhead7083]

how dare the hethens above me desicrate our sacred Daniel, he is a god among gods and you'd be wise to worship him before it's too late...

[@XxMr1XxX]

What if I tell you that Negreanu was one of the worst players in that field? Hes not a winning player at these stakes these days anymore.

[@msdunkel]

LOVE hearing your thoughts in real time. This also 100% cements the fact that I have ZERO business playing poker for money.

[@Jesse_Johnson]

Daniel, I grew up watching you slay the cards. You were there for me during super dark times years ago. Things are much better now and you’re still the king. You haven’t changed a bit. Smiling and sharing your poker wisdom. Thank you. Stay well out there!

[@johngiaus8632]

Give yourself some credit as well, you where the person who got through that hard time.

[@bp3366]

​@@johngiaus8632This. 💯% Be proud of yourself too Jesse!

[@fetch_happens]

As an introvert, it blows me away how much energy Daniel has to talk...and say meaningful, insightful things. That's a rare talent.

[@rickysmith6041]

it's from practice. I'm an introvert and was super shy, but I worked at Dunkin Donuts during school and after a few years I got really good at it. Nobody is naturally born able to do that lol, don't feel bad! :) and you would 100% be able to do it with not even that much practice!

[@vincentkingsdale8334]

You just have to know what you are talking about with confidence....there are plenty of BS artists in the world, and no one wanys to hear them talk....in that case, its better to be quiet

[@thebeast7167]

Daniel is a true legend, and taking part in his thought process is insanely valueable.

[@greenwave819]

It's great hearing Daniel attribute his success to modern poker theory when we all know it's cause he can READ PEOPLES MINDS

[@Hillary-tp3ir]

Videos like this makes me feel like crying when I look at my account balance 😢

[@Hillary-tp3ir]

With due respect, I feel insulted by your comment, my comment wasn’t intended to be a joke 😠

[@ryanaustin1400]

Oh my God, I am so happy to hear this here, I got introduced to Mr. Alberto some two weeks ago, it still feels like a dream, so far I have made over $7,000 trading with him, at this rate I am sure I am on my way to becoming a millionaire.

[@Hillary-tp3ir]

I will only accept your apology under the condition that you will introduce me to him and I too will start making profit

[@Hillary-tp3ir]

Thanks for the help everyone, I will contact him immediately 👍

[@brucesmith2255]

I always enjoyed watching Danny play (I say that like he's an old friend of mine). Always smiling, friendly, and respectful. Good qualities for one of the best poker players in the world.

[@ibienehart]

👍*DM , let's talk.*📩📩

[@teunstout6725]

I do not know a lot of things about poker, since I don't play myself. Just like to hear the logic and how you interpret things. Keep up the work

[@jonathanlegg4308]

Hey you should give it a try. It's a little addictive though so proceed with caution. 🤔😀👍

[@goatmanproduction100]

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[@Run187]

The PokerStars way of all in every hand. 63 no problem with the ps all in method you will hit a 4 card flush and your 3 will make the 5th..

[@jonathanlegg4308]

@@Run187 You've got me thinking..but a little confused. Can you explain what point you're making in simpler terms for a thicko like me.😄

[@theGalaxyfox75]

Poker logic can help you understand life actually

[@RobertBreckenridge13]

I gasped at that suited ace fold, but understanding your reasoning and position, and watching your prediction unfold was something else. Thank you for your insight!

[@ibienehart]

👋🏻👆🏻 *DM, let’s talk.* 📩📩

[@StevenMichels]

I love how calmly he reacts to getting KK. It's just like every other hand for him. That is next-level brilliant.

[@gilo8721]

Not next level brilliant. When playing fist many year as myself and negraneau, we have realized any hand is a great. Hand until we see the flop. The low limit NL playeraare hjuj😊

[@Im_Blind13]

As a newbie to the poker world just watching and listening to what you have to say helps a lot. The thought process behind what you do and why is amazing.

[@devastatn]

I watched hours of it live. It was a blast. I hope you'll do something similar next season or next week. Great content Daniel... 👍💯

[@AleksAvramJeff]

Where can you watch the live stream?

[@heart.9889]

Also wondering how live streaming an online tournament can even work

[@FallLineJP]

@@heart.9889 Was wondering the same thing. I'm guessing he would just have the stream delayed by a few minutes to avoid showing hands in progress. Still leaking alot of information about his thinking and the cards he didn't show, though. I guess the point of optimal play is that this doesn't matter.

[@adamkoyn792]

Rookie here. Daniel, you're my favorite to watch and your guidance as you play is really useful. You're a master. Cheers!

[@patrickbrownrigg1058]

Good job Daniel. Your rationale in familiar situations I’ve been in is very informative. I too always derive actionable strategies. Keep it up.

[@slitherlock]

There is nothing better than a true professional walking you through their thought process as they display their craft.

[@ZNPRODUCTIONS]

Great video as always Daniel, I'm a big fan 😊

[@youpayme5631]

🔥

[@Revelatus]

I've been watching so much poker on youtube but you're by far the most likeable and down to earth poker pros i've come across

[@ibienehart]

👍*DM, let’s talk.* 📩📩

[@louforcier2549]

This is so awesome listening to you Daniel ! I learn so much and you are so entertaining, probably the most interesting video on KZbin about poker !

[@UltraRegular]

I wish I could just sit and play poker with you for a week straight. You have so much knowledge in poker. Very impressive.

[@bin4ry_d3struct0r]

Watching Dan fold ragged aces without a second thought is making me reconsider playing ragged aces.

[@scotto9857]

But…..I have ace

[@antonsergheiciuc8149]

def play cus of the implied odds when u hit quads with your rag

[@Tyronebigggums]

?????

[@jakewoodstock]

I have beaten more ragged Aces than I have won with them.

[@nWo_remiix]

watching you think as well as how you approach this game is insane to me i love how at live events you call people's whole cards im like theres no way but you sir are a god

[@michaelmolnar4482]

Thank-you Daniel much appreciated you sharing your thoughts, can’t thank you enough. By far my favorite poker player in the world. Cheers from Australia (free accommodation, food and transport for any tournaments you want to play in Melbourne any time)

[@DragonChamp007]

Yeah cause a celebrity is gonna trust a random KZbin comment and is really strapped for cash obviously. I think if he can afford a $25k buy in, he can afford a hotel room for a few nights …

[@jacehomec6309]

I just learned more in 28 minutes than my 15 years playing lol. That was fun to watch, thanks Dan!

[@JoshyKel]

Honestly Daniel Negreanu is my favorite poker player to watch. These kind of videos watching how he outweighs the numbers is great to hear his internal thought process, that being said my favorite experience is when he plays live against other players.

[@valeriemarie9715]

Thank you so much for this. To hear your thought process on this is extremely valuable to me. As someone only playing a few years, this is beyond helpful. Please make more of these if you can. Thanks again!

[@Kcrude]

Great content Daniel , always been interested in poker but can truly say at age 26 I’ve never properly played and definitely don’t know the ins and outs yet.. but one thing for sure is I enjoy this. Thanks

[@davidhines6832]

Been watching Daniel since I was a kid. He and Ivey are the reasons it's one of my favorite hobbies now. One of the coolest things about Daniel is that he has both the humility and competitiveness to continually put in the work.

[@robertbeuck7556]

I used to idolize Danny N. Now im kinda lookin at him outta the corner of my eye. Don't get me wrong He's still one of the best ever in the game of poker. Absolutely no question about it.

[@rexfordhazelton7601]

I played a lot of pocker like 2000 to 2007. I liked Daniel as a player and fun personality, and he is still playing! Nice

[@lowriderthefun-lovinghappy7013]

Thanks Daniel! I have a picture with you at the 2009 WSOP and you even chatted with me a bit. Hope to get you to autograph it at the WSOP this year...... Kevin!

[@sebastianjohansen2142]

I have learned so much from this single video. I have played (super mid) for some years now and I think this will help me up my game.

[@plebei8836]

Thank you so much Daniel, this video convinced me to vax myself, become vegan and go carbon-neutral

[@gutzzgutzz6795]

Lmao

[@you393]

well thats probably one good thing you did in your life, congratulate yourself.

[@howsitgoing3916]

@@you393 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@danielrivera1833]

@@howsitgoing3916 how could someone do that to themselves lol

[@joketer34]

Nice, you're now officially a soyboy

[@juleswinnfield3958]

2:27 “A little morning coffee getting ready for the day.” As he’s getting ready to join a pro-level poker tournament from home. Mr. Daniel Negreanu, I know you’re well aware, but you sir are truly living the dream.

[@miodragmijic7494]

Thank you for amazing explanation of complex concepts i was having trouble understanding, i am improving every day because of you daniel-san, thank you 🙏

[@d.b.6788]

Your just wettin the appetite. Thanks Daniel. Been long time since I've played online, joy to watch and learn.

[@iamamish]

I love this analysis. Too many hand reviews are of exceptional hands - they're obviously the ones that generate interest. But it seems to me poker is won and lost in the trenches with hands that aren't as exciting.

[@SandSeven]

Yes, yes and yes. So many difficult decisions are made that don't have any real value if you only look at the +/- BBs/chips earned. I'm still trying to master that concept, but like mastering poker itself, it'll never happen, but I'll never stop trying :)

[@GreatBritishBeast]

For me, though a poor player, massively lacking in knowledge as well as composure to settle and think properly through situations at the table midhand, I have an opinion on your point. Poker is absolutely lost from the outset if you can't navigate the trenches as you say, but it is most definitely won with the strategy applied going over the top! The big hands, the big moments. Having the fortitude to make decisions for either straight up or essentially your tournament life. That includes letting go of very good hands, but also committing to a few well timed bluffs. So much easier said than done. I say this because often I will make 200 correct(ish) decisions over hours that leave me up... but then 1 in hindsight obvious mess up that takes 1 minute can eradicate all the good work. And so working on those big moments then really is the difference. I say this as someone who out of my last 10 live tournaments has 4 cashes including a 3rd, 2nd, and 1st place. Only £1700 winnings, but I feel I've a valid point. I am bad though compared to others and I damn well know it 😅 Those books and poker magazines of 10 to 15 years ago really are mostly outdated now!!

[@whoimia5208]

@@GreatBritishBeast I cannot agree with you more. I have placed high in several tournaments where I was not playing well after the flop but won a few preflop all-in hands for big pots.

[@AT-qm8gv]

Realizing the value in raising with suited Jx, Qx and Kx and when to do it has become so important in most formats of poker now.

[@vaidisk]

Missing the streams so much!

[@NbleSavage]

Wow...imagine being inside the mind of a genius at work! This was so valuable!

[@Michael_Raymond]

Love the videos even as a player of other games Hearing your advice on things like only value betting when you can actually get value is really useful to take outside of poker, too! Great play

[@blackjackfan58]

This dude is so much fun to watch. When he beats and tilts Hellmuth I die everytime

[@leemassey6054]

Good stuff, Daniel. Thank you for these teaching videos.

[@willh4340]

I love these titles, because they feel so clickbaity, but still so accurate!

[@fromthebasement918]

The biggest take away besides D explaining the frequencies of calling/folding/raising with hands, is when D talks about a play that what would’ve made his decision harder if the opponent had done that. @15:54

[@ShredHeadJHJ]

Daniel is a bad ass. These hands are well explained. He's given me some tips to improve my online play.

[@thisisit1991]

I watched that entire stream replay spread out over a week, some amazing moves but the end was tragic even though it was unavoidable. It's just poker for ya! But I did learn a lot just from watching the video and hearing your process about when to bluff because of the blockers you are holding, when to simply give up the hand, the cards to open depending on the situation, especially with short stacks. Good lessons

[@RecoveredRidleyTruther]

I'm a year late to this, but Absolutely LOVE the theory behind your moves. Keep these coming, AM poker player tryin to make a dent in my opponents pockets 😂

[@darrelwilson]

Great video Daniel. Watched it all the way through and waiting for more. By the way is this website legal in Thailand? Lots of rich expats out here that live poker ♥️

[@messsiah420]

It is legal. I meet i lot of people from Thailand at the tables. Feel free to join!

[@skady16]

Is not legal

[@prgnify]

Immigrants. No such thing as an expat

[@Kektamusprime]

@@prgnify stay mad

[@TDOLLA]

@@prgnify lol, the word ‘Expatriate’ or expat for short is a real word- you might not agree with what groups tend to be called expats vs other groups who tend to be labeled immigrants even though they are both doing relatively the same thing. There are situations though where the word expat is a better descriptor than immigrant so it has valid uses… I agree it’s used a little loosely though and basically anytime an old white guy from the US, UK or Australia wants to move to southeast asia and bang younger women they call him an “expat” even though really an expat is someone who has taken residence outside their home country and is a skilled worker or educated or some kind of artist and has been sent there by their employer or maybe independently… To me some old low skill worker from Australia who moves to Thailand to make his money stretch farther and to get a 19 year old girlfriend is less an “expat” and more like a sex tourist or something. No judgement though I don’t really care what people do and I understand the appeal of moving to a different country.

[@mig7290]

I'm so happy this came in my suggestions. Always was a fan of DN and now I'm playing again. Subbed.

[@SutureEntertainment]

QUESTION... how do u know that no one is watching your stream while they play??

[@harpsarp66]

stream delay of 5-10min

[@Pg1668]

Negreanu will still win

[@VinnieRuocco]

wow I have learned so much watching you play it awesome thank so much for doing these videos from one Canadian to another! best content any where!

[@brotherhood1001]

8:20 The point of an unexploitable player is on point, because if a player is unexploitable it raises the point to say that they know all the cards being played. Everyone is exploitable when playing poker, and it dwells into the truth of how real the game is.

[@ibienehart]

👋🏻👆🏻*DM , let's talk.*📩📩

[@thefourthquarter7429]

Amazing poker content. Liked your GTO strat and literally rolling to determine some actions to make you less predictable. You seemed to play near perfect.and got very unlucky on the K10 hand. Here is what I am curious about. That lineup you were against (Justin Bonomo coming in later, Fedor Holz starting on your table etc.) was really formidable. So is there enough dead money in a tournament like this to provide positive EV?

[@McKings11]

I watched this stream live and was really bummed for you, but valued your insights throughout the stream

[@chrissmart4885]

I have a poker strategy. It's called, don;t get involved in hands that you have no business being involved in ! Lol that's how most people go down. Get's me to final tables more so than not.

[@timelkin838]

This is the best I've ever seen you play. I just learned a lot. I wouldn't have played as well. Thanks for the content

[@yourbettingassistant7985]

Hey Daniel, I saw on Polker news you haven't been doing too well in tournaments since 2013. I hope you find some luck

[@JoaquinRoibal]

Thanks Daniel, you're awesome and a great resource for a recreational player who wants to get better and understand the game and how it's played. Loved your podcast with Lex Fridman, especially your dedication to consistently improving your own thought process.

[@scmobiledetails]

A good learning moment at 13:55 as Negreanu explains his position with his hand and picks up both blinds.

[@williamchristopher5653]

Blind stealing in late position... Pretty basic stuff man

[@Aebitz]

​@@williamchristopher5653for you yes but from other new players its not

[@leehilton-hall2417]

Good luck Daniel. You have been a regular watch of mine since I began losing money back in 2007.

[@wottevva]

Thank you fore the insight Daniel, really great play. I'm truly learning a lot from you, hoping to change my life one day with poker, or at least having fun trying along the way. Thanks again.

[@davidfarinaofficial]

Ive watched like 15 minutes of it and learned more than in hours of dudes explaining dry poker theories

[@justinjohn6211]

You're my only idol when it comes to poker. Really happy you shared this. Sending blessings and good vibes from India.

[@clynnwilkinson8980]

Daniel you monster! pro blackjack player and i love watching your educational content. i entered a no limit tournament after not playing in 10years. I placed in the the money! thanks for the edge Daniel.

[@GreatBritishBeast]

Nice going! Feels great to cash after barely playing. Pro bj. Can you teach me how to keep aces away from the dealer 😄

[@r4lara]

Man you’ve always been a god at poker, great to watch

[@ibienehart]

👍*DM , let's talk.*📩📩

[@matthewpeters5353]

Kid poker with the best content available

[@Casanova-Frankenstein_93]

I actually learn alot with this video. Ill be thinking about this when I play tournaments.

[@ryanh1275]

love it, some of the poker lingo i didn't understand but still great content

[@mattycorah2227]

Big fan Daniel can't wait to get better watching your videos even if I just play a small house game with friends

[@jesseneal2154]

I just got into a $150000 tournament won a free ticket (worth $150) been watching this and studying! Very new play! Wish me luck boys

[@GreatBritishBeast]

How did it go? What went down?

[@kilocesar]

I watch your videos eating popcorn, is just so much fun your reasoning as you play.

[@robertshirkey3758]

9:05 - 10:00 .... incredibly valuable nugget of information.

[@IGoogleThings]

New to poker. Learned more listening to this than any time I've ever played. 😂

[@garrysmith7156]

Is that Townes Van Zandt in the background? You make an excellent teacher Definitely one of my favorite poker personalities

[@dstollb12ghee]

This is frickin amazing. So great to hear you think through your lines

[@ondrejnovotny196]

Maan, DNegs has some good music taste! Love this guy

[@VexxdGaming]

Great video thanks for the info! Also congrats on the masters win yesterday!

[@Manmodor007]

Hell yeah I'll take the free coaching from one of the greatest... Thanks Daniel!

[@darrenhadden1037]

Congrats Daniel! That makes a winning year amazing! Limp strategy works! Awesome!!!!! Small ball

[@avarmauk]

This is the most interesting poker content. To be able to peer into what he’s thinking as he plays. I soon began to realise he sees things I just don’t see. It’s usually about what the other guy is thinking.

[@andrewdevine4350]

That 6/8 off blocker defend against 10/2 was. Magical

[@brock83995]

The picture in the back is the greats is just purely amazing

[@royalmatt899]

I learned so much from ur streams / videos.... Thank You Daniel

[@kevinquinn985]

I've been watching you alot in my book you are such a brilliant person and the best poker player I've ever seen

[@MTDfilms]

Played in my 2nd casino holdem tourney in edmonton and ended up placing 7th out of 115! Final table! Still learning still figuring things out!

[@organicnotill4941]

Thank you D Negs. Great stuff here. This is paid content that you were nice enough to give out for free to help others. 👏🤩🤩

[@aintgonnahappen]

This is fascinating. Thank you so much for this, Mr. Negreanu!

[@reecehughes9925]

not scared of folding good cards, something i needed to learn, so many times i’d get bored and jump all in pre-flop because i thought AQ or big slick was a good hand, ultimately any starting hand can be beat

[@StarfishPlays]

Yeah. New players need to see this. Good cards preflop are only really good depending on your position/amount of leverage. Being too confident in good cards will lose you lots of money.

[@patleaf2432]

awesome video. Super cool to see GTO explained play by play.

[@brizzchizz7302]

Regarding the unexploitable style, I am glad you had brought that up because it should get a little more mention. I find myself online being that way ha.

[@patrickbrownrigg1058]

Going back again to takes pro-tips from Daniel. Love this stuff

[@charlesd7515]

Instead of showing how many chips they have, Daniel has changed the settings to show how many Big Blinds everyone has.

[@RealM1sty]

Just found your channel, gotta say im glad i did! Your are such an insparation!

[@user00404]

i watched this whole stream and then finished second in a tournament the next day. that was a first for me.

[@jke4ting1]

Daniel makes complicated strategy easy to understand.

[@socal515]

A friend and I were playing heads-up texas hold-em. She had $21 left in her stack. I had $229. The blinds were $16/32 and she had the button and therefore had the small blind. She put in her $16 small blind and I put in my $32 big blind. She saw her cards and then pushed all-in with her remaining $5. She claimed that I was required to put in an additional $5 so that I'd have $37 invested into the pot even though she was all-in for a total of only $21 invested. She claimed that if she won the hand, she would get my $37 even though she had only begun the hand with a total stack of only $21. I disagreed and said that the most she could win from me was only $21 and that I'd be entitled to have the excess above and beyond my $21 "call" returned to me. She insisted that I would forfeit the full $32 big blind plus the additional $5 she had "raised" to go all-in. Who is right and who is wrong?

[@DanielMcDonough-gv8bc]

Dude… u know your right. How can one gain chips that they did not risk? They can’t

[@DanielMcDonough-gv8bc]

Like if it was a three way hand, this would have created a side pot/main pot situation

[@sjfortey]

This is great....how a great player considers the the options.....this is tools, not rules - great content !!!!

[@bluefm7370]

Mr. Negreanu has demonstrated emotional intelligence and control. He has consistently been a Class act. Makes this Canuck proud. Stay safe