How to Win Poker Every Time

[@riffz6065]

Some other generally good tips: 1. Keep an ace up your sleeve 2. If you get cleaned out, wait in the parking lot for the guy who beat you so you can duel him 3. Take a loan out to use for funds and then hit the big boy tables with high buy ins 4. Never tip the dealer so you save even more $

[@ВладимирСавинков-н9у]

very good tips!

[@imonbiswas6598]

now just waiting for Monopoly to be taken down

[@greatwhitecat2324]

Always stay in jail as long as possible (reduces odds of paying rent to a competitor). the orange properties are most valuable, followed by light blue since most cards drawn will move either a player to Go or Jail, and due to 2 six sided dice most likely resulting in 6, 7, or 8 it gives the greatest chance that a competitor will land on them. Avoid utilities since the payout seems good at first but is nothing compared to actual houses or hotels. Railroads are good for early or mid game but terrible for end game for that same reason, trade them away later on if you can. You’re welcome.

[@JT29501]

For anyone who actually wants to get good at poker (specifically no-limit texas hold em), the first key fundamentals to learn are definitely pre-flop hand selection and the importance of position. This video mentions neither! In fact it even suggests you should basically play all your hands ("a bet would be a good idea"), which is a sure fire way to lose all your money.

[@dt5622]

Maybe he meant how he will win poker against you hahaha

[@treetheoak8313]

Using this video to help me with my balatro strats

[@SaxoraMcOhn]

Burnt Joker:

[@glorentzen]

​@SaxoraMcOhn I always forget to pay attention to my discard when I have burnt joker and trap myself into a high card build.

[@stuartdavidson162]

0:47 "Double ace" Yep, a poker pro :D

[@PresPlays2024]

Yep

[@changemystateofmind3659]

This video was made by someone who knows very little poker lol

[@nobody2022]

it was basic concept but it neccesary to become Pro player.

[@darbyl3872]

It's interesting, this fact I didn't realize before. Overall, the probability of ending up with a straight is higher than for a flush, but once the first few cards are known, the probability is higher to complete a flush, than to complete a straight! It's easier to get a card of a suit (one in four, roughly) than to get a card in the exact rank (one or two in thirteen, roughly). Thanks for this tutorial.

[@finalcountdown3210]

I realized this once I started playing Balatro. In practice, it's so much easier to spam Flushes in that game

[@Zarl451]

Correct, and something that is initially a bit counter intuitive given the hand ranking. You are more likely to complete a flush draw than an open ended straight draw, but you're also more likely to get the straight draw in the first place (leading to the situation that straights are more likely despite the final card being harder to hit). Actually in a game though it's rarely material. Between implied odds and wanting some variance in your betting, straight and open ended flushes draws practically both play the same as premium drawing hands.

[@Zarl451]

The shaking hand "tell" is an awful piece of advice and will get you busted repeatedly. The most common cause of shaky hands isn't fear, it's a release of tension caused by hitting an absolute monster hand and knowing you can't lose. Do not bet into a shaky hand, and certainly don't bluff them!

[@DvdStennis]

I have played >1.3million hands of poker lifetime and can confidently say that this video will get you knowhere if you’re looking to become a decent poker player. It also makes the think that the videos for the other games I’m a novice at are therefore probably also dodgy.

[@giovanni679]

If you believed you could become a pro in a complex game from a 6 min video idk what to say

[@DvdStennis]

@ your comment had literally no relation to anything I commented. Idk what to say. 🤷

[@innocent6083]

@@giovanni679The problem is that this video doesn’t even include the most basic principles of poker and is actually very misleading and includes bad advice for beginners

[@giovanni679]

@@innocent6083 I watched it now and yeah those are pretty weird advices... Especially the bet small when u hit a pair and the "u probably have 6 outs to make a flush" x)

[@giovanni679]

Video creator clearly took these advices from his own understanding about the game without studying

[@a-videokid]

They don't know about this Poker hand: "I got a gun-"

[@patrickgambill9326]

The easy way for probabilities on the flop is to count your number of outs and multiply by 4. This gives you the percentage of you making your hand by the river. This is better, since it allows you to calculate the probabilities for any hand, including combo draws, full houses, flushes, open ended straight draws, gutshots, ect. For example... You have A of spades and J of spades in your hand. The board as 2 of spades, 5 of spades, and 7 of diamonds. Then there are 9 spades you haven't seen yet (9 outs), so you have about a 36% probability of making your hand by the river.

[@polishcow4275]

0:38 as a poker player, seeing the chart laid out like this hurts my brain

[@dummy999]

you're not a player player if you haven't seen a range chart

[@polishcow4275]

@dummy999 thats the point, ive alr seen a range chart, thus seeing the one in the vid gave me a headache

[@GenreSwaps]

Instructions unclear. I have now become a millionaire, and don't know how to get out of that

[@polishcow4275]

1:15 playing with T3o alr guarantees that you're a losing player 😭😭😭 1:27 hell nah dont chase that flush with 9 high 😭😭😭 3:57 putting your hand on your mouth is just one of the common ways to cover tells

[@ICraneI]

Is this for people who’ve never played before. This is common sense

[@104ist]

best way to win at poker is simply to play against rubbish players. so many people who learnt to play poker from watching films think that it is a game about psyching out opponents, spotting tells, all the hollywood clichés, it’s hilarious to play against them by just showing up a game with a very basic understand of the probabilities involved you’ll already beat the crappy players

[@ayushplawat2481]

R.I.P Position. ✝️

[@Tldr999]

A double ace huh? My favorite hand

[@leoyuan3f]

This has got to be an AI generated video using chat GPT. The advice in this video is completely obsolete by modern standards and the "double ace" phrase used at 0:47 shows that this guy has zero clue what poker strategy even looks like in 2024. If you're gonna use chat GPT to make a video, at least know what you're talking about.

[@joesmith9053]

evidently he doesnt play at my casino on the 1/2 table, i bet 25 preflop with aces,one caller nothing on the flop i bet 50 , he calls with nothing turn gives him a double gutter , i bet 150 , he calls, the river gives him a straight , i check, he checks showing a straight I'm like what????? happens all the time , people dont really play poker , they just mostly gamble

[@MaTTer1235]

Not really any insightful tips in this video. Would have been better off talking about pre flop hand selection aka ranges and table position. Wouldn't have hurt to mention pot odds and implied odds but that's probably outside the understanding of most beginner players. To win at poker you need to make more +EV decisions than your opponent and have good variance aka luck.

[@JBaseball777]

I need rummy or spades next

[@EB-bk4kv]

Don’t get attached to the money & bluff heavy

[@rhyanvalk7897]

Make a royal flush every hand

[@dt5622]

Throw killer cards at all your opponents in the poker table

[@pro-11-brawlstars68]

0:38 why is Q8 so much better than Q7

[@dtm2911]

It’s not, that range chart just sucks

[@ppic7162]

Great video! You should do this for all card games. Especially Whist, Bridge and Spades.

[@GamingStepByStep]

ive got a pretty good record of winning, all i do is just not play

[@hkcprivate6977]

this needs more likes and views. this is good

[@anthonyontv]

This is a decently done video, you shouldn’t have made a click bait title though, just be real and tell it how it is. Click bait only needs to be done when your video is bad, you would actually get more views if you advertised this for what it was “poker probability broken down to increase wins” something like that You will also earn peoples respect, I don’t like the common KZbin tactics and would have liked and subbed if you kept it real, shame because again, this is a good video

[@agregatorfildelapensee9303]

How to never lose ? Never play !

[@some1112]

2:07 casino royale reference?

[@nateA-q4h]

nice vid

[@暫時沒有名字-h4z]

Just be lucky

[@user-pu4ro7hm6p]

Why would Q8 be better than K8 0:40

[@RFK6-qi8eg]

With a queen and an 8, you can get a straight with 9 10 J, while with King 8, you'd need to have 9 10 Q J

[@thetoastedyeti5303]

Other commenter is right. Q8 has range, K8 doesn’t.

[@Smallpriest]

Can't lose if you don't play 😂

[@fl0rian0tt89]

Great video, the problemen is that my friends are absolute morrons and don't have betting paterns or know when their hand is good or bad. For example, my friend could have pocket eights but not understand that his hand is worthless because there are for diamonds on the board and the probability of another player having just 1 diamond is very large. So betting here would be a bit of a bluff since you know your hand is weak on this board. BUT THEY DONT KNOW CUZ THEYRE MORRONS

[@JT29501]

Yeah, never bluff against people that are really really bad. Just play your hands for value, its actually the simplest way to make money but you have to turn off your normal poker brain.

[@MusicalEntity]

Love his accent. I’ll believe anything you say 👁️👁️

[@Alphabet7]

Do chess

[@tntobi80]

I think chess is a bit too complicated for a video like this. Sorry, man

[@johnbriggs5250]

I don't know why all the experts watch this and berate it's contents that are fundamental to successfully playing poker. Their day isn't complete without complaining about something....

[@jenkinsuu]

Because these are not fundamentals, these are amateur “tips” based off movies and incorrect math. Take the range chart for example, 9-6 suited is in the playable tier while 4-3 suited is in unplayable, however 4-3 suited is a better starting hand due to implied odds. Poker, especially at an amateur level, isnt just about playing pocket aces, making bluffs and getting tells, its about crunching your pot odds with your implied, making +EV plays, abusing position and player types as well as managing your bankroll.

[@sarkangthimtimung]

stuck at 401 views?

[@MusicalEntity]

Only 8 comments?

[@doombybbr]

Wonderful vid, but now I cannot stop losing to the guy that is doing everything the opposite way of how this vid says he would just to fuck with me - I also keep losing to the idiot who doesn't even know what he is doing.

[@hkcprivate6977]

every casino is going down

[@TheLetterJ13]

uh... there is no "house" in hold'em

[@AidanDaGreat]

cheat

[@Biff_1070]

the only winning move is not to play

[@Tovf]

way too underrated but prob cause only a new channel. Ytber with 1m+ subs trying something new on an alt??? Quality content

[@WayTooSimpleOfficial]

Glad you enjoy the videos. Just starting out, but much more to come still. ;)

[@TommyBo42]

My method works better, I never lose at poker... because I don't play #HelloAlgorithm

[@jigsgaviola6112]

This video was made by someone who knows very little poker lol