Train Yourself to Recognize and Tag EVERY Player - Build a NEW & USEFUL Poker Habit

[@Seshlehem]

The best poker content for me. Consuming this like I am chocolate cake 😈

[@ronk6405]

Thanks bro , you're one of the best poker instructors out there - love your videos ...always a nice surprise waiting and I always learn something

[@SmartPokerStudy]

Thanks, ronk!

[@CeegeePoker]

When you start to play higher stakes and everyone's VPIP/PFR/3bet becomes close to each other, what are the next stats you look for to indicate whether a player is one of the four types?

[@SmartPokerStudy]

Great question. I'm still looking at actions like limping and 3betting and SD hands. Then I'm paying attention to cbet and fold to cbet stats. Look at raise v cbet as well. The less often they make aggressive plays, the tighter or maybe more passive they are. AF is good to, but it requires lots of hands hands to get a good grasp on AF by street.

[@ElJefe0719]

Great vid. I see a sea of blue (my fish tag) players every time I boot up a 888 tournament. Any advice for how to handle the anonymous sites like Bovada/Ignition/Bodog?

[@SmartPokerStudy]

Pay attention to their actions and bet sizing. Limping = fish, 3betting a couple times = LAG, folding every blind = TAG and so forth.

[@ElJefe0719]

Agreed on all those, as far as preflop goes. It’s the postflop actions that are harder to discern, so I default to a pretty straightforward postflop strategy. Sometimes I get barreled off a solid value hand by some random airball bluff 😫, in which case I immediately make a note.