Never Bluff Like This! (Common Amateur Mistake)

[@BlackRain79Poker]

Do you make these bluffing mistakes? Also, here's the #1 turn betting mistake you must avoid: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnSZlnhsrZpso7s

[@IndianIdiot602]

Brother, no poker players making money, almost 99% players losing money and time. Cowards like u working for poker sites and fucking some stories to keep us loosing money

[@KnightBanditDayZ]

someone with a set would also do this. some people just call/limp with pockets for the set mine. so there is no rule to follow.

[@richardgeorge4424]

Hey Nathan, I keep running into sets with my big hands (AA, KK, QQ) how do I spot these, I obviously want to get value from my monsters, and a guy that has a set of 5's for instance is so difficult to spot? Thanks

[@BeauGeorge]

Good Query! How can you suspect if you’re up against a set vs. your big pairs etc.?

[@cbrreezzyy69]

Stop acting like big pocket pairs are 100% the winner would be first advice. You’re probably not betting enough pre-flop, most likely not 3 betting enough, and most definitely not 4 betting. But you have to read the board texture; is there a straight or flush draw out there and are they betting or are they check calling your bets to control the pot till they get what they want? Bet sizing is important, too. If you have KK and the flip comes 2 5 9 and you bet $20, if they re-raise you BIG, you have to at least consider you’re not good anymore, or they hit a small piece with a draw where they have a ton of outs, or just bluffing you entirely. These things only come with thousands of hours of playing. You’re not looking at peoples faces and going “ah, he’s got trips.” No. You’re watching everyone’s betting habits and taking mental notes and then use those notes later on.

[@matthewwhyte7670]

Hey Nathan, I have been playing poker recreationally for 20 years. I’m recently retired and have been reviewing your work and playing poker more regularly. I just wanted to add that you are spot on and the information has been very useful in improving my game. Thanks!

[@tomasdirocco]

Another nice video. Is good to see your channel growing full of content you're always bringing interesting things for us so thank you and go on!

[@BlackRain79Poker]

Thank you very much!

[@EricA-xd9fn]

Good stuff! Thanks, Nathan!

[@BlackRain79Poker]

Thanks for watching!

[@ilya9715]

Really excellent video. Valuable lesson

[@ajinkyakale2852]

Sir....please help me with poker discipline...I do overplay costing me a lot of loss

[@ДанилЕжов-ы1ч]

Hello. I really like your videos. We are waiting for a new training course)

[@joefisher7792]

My bluffs come with when the flop has like a pair you know most of the time double barrel or like the flop comes and there's just trash cards something that I know that people aren't likely to play

[@eliyah3029]

Never heard back from you on the affiliate question I'm just going to go ahead and put a link in my website to your material today

[@andreaska6143]

Could you help me with this one: after betting/raising preflop you advice to make a cbet in app. 75 percent of the times...that is qay more often than hitting sth decent ..so i will actually Bluff quite a lot at least on the flop?

[@gabrielboily2641]

Always look at the player type you are facing before c-betting. If you have no reads with your HUD do it with strong draws, your value hands and boards you are more likely to connect as the pre-flop raiser such as Ad8s4h. Don't cbet wet boards such as JsTs9d as they favor the pre-flop caller.

[@chikita8222]

Hey bruh, thanks for taking the time and sharing.

[@BlackRain79Poker]

No problem 👍

[@johnross4958]

Question on how to get the most money from a quad nut hand. I had A/Q suited ug2 and bet $15 in a 1-3 game. Cutoff called and we went to the flop heads up. Flop came Q/10/Q. I bet 20 and the cutoff called. Turn was a Q and I bet 30. Cutoff then raised to 120. I then three bed to 300. After some thought he folded. Should I have checked? How do I get the most out of this hand? He said he had A/10.

[@cbrreezzyy69]

No. You should’ve smooth called the $120. You have the nuts and he’s betting into you, LET HIM! When the river comes, depending on the size of both of your stacks you could go all in right away since you’re first to act, if he’s only got like $100 left and there’s essentially $300 in there, he’s going to call you most of the time. You could check hoping that he’s going to go all in, or lastly, you can value bet the river, say like, $80. An amount that if even if he thinks you have it, he can’t not call. This bet can also make him raise you. That last river part really all depends on chip stacks left and the opponent you’re playing. But the turn, if you ever have the stone cold nuts again, and someone decides they want to bet into you, just let them hang themselves.

[@morganspector5161]

TJ Cloutier' law: never go broke to a pair

[@chesthoIe]

Wait, why do we bet the flop on T74? The T gives us the range advantage? I guess the positions matter, that smashes say a button calling range. Would you play AK the same way?

[@snesmaniac228]

A continuation bet on flop is standard if you are the preflop raiser. And yes, play AK the same way. I guess you could check behind on the turn with AK. When faced with a raise, then perhaps consider folding but it is very player dependent.

[@chex1007]

Make a video on how to put fish on a range

[@Moj999_]

Just play tag

[@theejayzeeable]

Chex100 If they're fish, their range is super wide. No video needed.

[@ohmygusperez]

Any 2 cards. Lol

[@robertmeloyanaxley1530]

What if they made a set of 4s and kept calling and then bet the river

[@gabrielboily2641]

This happens. But typically they raise you with two pair or better but if they do have a set pay the fish tax and take note of this player.

[@ronaldgoodrich5460]

I did the 2nd several. I had 5s thinking I could steal the blinds. Unfortunately one guy had AA the other had KK. Oops.

[@EFFZeon0079]

In 2NL zoom, I sometimes see players who just call sets or 2pair flop & turn, lead river that complete no draw…

[@Плут-с2о]

I am currently trying to beat zoom NL2 at pokerstars, I approve they actually do that.

[@jonputnam7953]

First example he easily had QT of clubs.

[@ohmygusperez]

2 words: set mining!

[@byronwilliams943]

Some people play 10/7.

[@Jacob-ud9fe]

Guys. There are some very fishy players in the sng streets on global poker. I need help nailing this bot/cheat. Ecto cooler is the cheaters name. I’ve seen this player punt off 12-20bb pre flop with absolute garbage only to continually get rewarded for it. I’ve seen enough and had enough.

[@jacobgoldman5780]

The more obvious str8 draw in 1st example was 65.