Three Barrel Bluff

[@PatrickAllenNL]

That feeling you get when a bluff succeeds...priceless

[@wullybhoy88]

PatrickAllenNL especially a 3 barrow

[@John-ro1iv]

@@wullybhoy88 *barrel

[@freddiet8639]

Yeah but that feeling when he calls and you lose 😭

[@rodrigomarques7550]

Amazing but for me the feeling of making a hero call and being right is even better

[@cwt2046]

Catching a bluff is the best feeling ever

[@alexanderklychkov6716]

2:33 Two Negreanu's on the table :)

[@coryfinley8851]

Yeah, I joked in my head the same thing. Haha

[@richyb4561]

I was really lost for a second there😅

[@bigrich1381]

One of them was a bluff

[@freedom3594]

They both knew what the other one had.

[@EthanBatongmalaque]

i really appreciate how down to earth you stay daniel, every time i hear you explain anything, it feels like its coming from a real friend. thanks

[@Historythatsuseful]

I play small buy in games around the city i live in so most of the time im playing with very in experienced players (including myself) If i three barreled bluffed and my opponent had Aces i dont think he/she would have the poker brain to read a better hand than what i have or they would just called on the basis that they have called the entire hand and would hope to get lucky. Unfortunately i dont think this would work in the amateur relm...

[@mpolityka82]

Probably it wouldn't work. First you have to play against player who is capable of laying down top pair, second you have to build good image in his eyes to be able to bluff him this way (Daniel mentioned it he seldom use 3 barrel bluff).

[@buddyvanpeer]

You're right, in your situation you need to take advantage of their inability to fold top pair when you have a better hand.

[@danielfreeman9961]

Matt Tane If you’re up against the player incapable of laying down top pair, there are other ways to take their chips.

[@UneasyTortoise]

put yourself in the same frequency as the players against you.

[@qwertyuiop3656]

Daniel Freeman shush don't tell people :p

[@DrXaOs]

how to mess with the mind of a pro poker player: do the opposite thing poker books say!

[@itzjunk3456]

No mr kitty

[@DrXaOs]

see how Daniel is breaking down the hand on this video...i mean his thinking is SUPERIOR...BUT...its exploitable.The same way regular multitable grinders are exploitable online.Everything has a pattern...EXPLOIT IT!

[@DefeatLust]

Jimmy, that's exactly what he's saying...

[@josexavier1997]

Raising J7s from the hj in a tournament and then 3barrel bluffing with 0 equity in a spot where you have other much better bluffs is absolutely not "by the book." Other than using range advantage, this was not a good play. From a exploitative view it can be more ok, but it's still silly to try to see this as "by the book" because it absolutely isn't.

[@24magiccarrot]

+josexavier1997 Whilst it wouldn't be considered optimum play, it's a play that ought to be in your playbook to be used sparingly especially if you are going to be spending a lot of time with the same players. Your opponent needs to know you can bluff on a board like that, so that on the occasions where you do have a Straight or a set that you have a chance of getting paid. If on an a board with A,K,Q if you only bet when you have a good hand it becomes too easy for your opponent to fold, and you don't want to be bluffing like this with your hands that have some showdown value. Although Daniel knew he was behind that was a scary board for most of his opponents range, his opponent almost never has a big pocket pair or AK AQ, it becomes very difficult to call three barrels with Ace weak kicker or any King even some 2 pairs or trip 4's would struggle to call on that board so Daniel is getting a lot of fold equity. Daniel whilst loose pre-flop isn't really known for air bluffing especially on the river.

[@ПантелейПантелеевич-у1в]

I jus shove with deuces.I win some times,but now im broke..

[@06nishant]

These tactics works only on high stakes poker, on Lower stakes some rookie might call you with a garbage hand when u try to bluff.

[@marko514]

Yesterday I had my second live tournament. 35000 starting chips, blinds were 50/100 I had A2 of diamonds. One raised to 500 only I called. Flop 2 6 7 (non-suited) he bet 1000 I called. Jack came. He raised 2000 I called River was 8 he bet 3500 I called. He had ace king.. I just somehow knew in my head that he was bluffing me. I got 7k in the first hand Yet the guy left to me dropped out on full house JJ333 vs AA333.. I felt really bad for him. I ended up 18/54 players and Im satisfied wifh that

[@Tyuroteu6e]

@@marko514 lol you are fish

[@josephmack1835]

I love that Daniel's posts are followed with like 90% negative comments from Doug Polk fans...And each comment is just pushing Daniel's feed further up the KZbin search lists.

[@johngregg9187]

Who's Doug Polk?

[@canberk1667]

4:50 Love the look on Isaac's face when he sees the bluff. He strecthes up his pouting lips in so much envy that and almost crying: "Oh, mama! Look all the spilled milk(money) I missed that could have been mine." LoL!

[@anthonycooney3516]

The problem is poorer opponents won't fold KQ, or any 2 pairs here

[@spoder22]

I doubt they even fold AT lol

[@Chiungalla79]

I think Daniel wouldn't bluff a mokey, since he would know that he is dealing with one.

[@jimduggan8382]

fold KQ here would be an extremely poor fold

[@thomastranfo3644]

please everyone learn from this genius play and incorporate it at the tables. Cheers

[@StephanJClark]

Thomas Tranfo I agree it was a very well thought out play that he was quickly and confidently re-evaluating as the hand played out, making sure it was believable and chances of success were at least good if not a sure thing

[@thomastranfo3644]

Lol I was being sarcastic. This is not going to be a profitable play in the long term and they are going to be much better hands for Daniel to have here that make for better three barrel bluffs, Ike folded because a10 because he is in the very bottom of his range facing a river bet but he's never folding much better here.

[@ctscan3902]

haha, Thomas i think Stephan was carrying on with your sarcasm.. I read them both as sarcastic, but who knows..

[@Samurai31631]

My goodness. Great story telling, great range funneling. You put him in The exact range. The only thing in your range he beats Are bluffs. The fact you don't bluff too often allowed you To pull It off. Your opponent made The correct decision because you would have It more times than you would bluff...

[@andreialexandruparfeni7129]

JonBenait06 The right decision doesn't mean the decision that wins the pot in that spot. It means the +EV decision.

[@andreialexandruparfeni7129]

JonBenait06 Ok, that's one way of looking at things. What most people mean when they say the "good decision" is what usually wins them the pot, since you can never be sure about whether you will win (unless you have the nuts) and you can only make calculated guesses. The "best" guess is what is usually considered the good decision.

[@jamiehammond7401]

Noe Zamora That is correct he had a weak hand.

[@sren717]

Please livestream some poker sessions, those are so enjoyable to watch Daniel !

[@JonahGhost]

the bluff was awesome but daniel showing his hand at the end was GANGSTA!

[@yeayea4072]

Your laugh and his face at 4:53 💀

[@johnsims9907]

Very polarized spot. Almost an impossible call for him to make. Nice hand and insight.

[@otisflick]

J7 “Connected enough” haha

[@sl-je5fg]

The definition of seizing the opportunity. Greatest play I have ever seen

[@jacksonpuckett6115]

Lmao the end is great. That guy will never forget that hand.

[@cambonethewizard8146]

Heck yeah dude. You were making me anxious, even though you were walking me through your spot assumption of his thoughts. I’d still fold that. You’re a crazy man Daniel.

[@IZn0g0uDatAll]

Thanks Daniel, great stuff as usual!!!

[@Morgandrake]

your laugh breaths life into me

[@5723kdog]

Just started getting in to poker, love Negreanu he's the best!

[@brandondufner]

Daniel you should have like your own T.V. Show! You have a great personality, and I am always waiting on more content xD. Not only that, but I think you are truly one of a kind in poker. Just recently started getting into poker a bit more, not so much on the gambling aspect, just the game and odds in general. Anyway I'd just like to say thank you for the content you are producing currently! I hope you keep up the good work :)

[@immanuelkant7895]

Hi Daniel, The following happened playing multiple cash games simultaneously on PokerStars: I'm involved in a hand where i hold the nuts, I go to an other table to fold the hand I have just been dealt. As I am about to press the fold button the table switches to my other hand, because I'm to act, thereby I accidentally folded my hand holding the nuts! This can cost one quite some money since I had already invested a fair share of my stack in the hand. A feature which only allows you to press buttons after a second of having switched tables could have prevented this from happening. I hope you and the PokerStars team will improve the PokerStars interface with such a feature, since I am not the first person this has happened to I would imagine.

[@chanceneck8072]

Crazy sick bluff, Daniel!

[@mauriciogutierrez1288]

Amazing most of your videos, Daniel Im Just a Kid From Uruguay and I finnaly started to Undestand your own game. I make and adjustment to my game with all your poker tips, It's never easy but I am I rocky fan too! Thorought lots of jabs and I mixed my game using the small ball! I'm strated playing since 2015 now I m trying to look some prizes weel all the best for you and I hope to see you some time that 's and playing poker are my real dreams. I have much to tell you I'm still practice on Pokerstars online from Uruguay. A really big hugh for you have a Nice day

[@samronalds7799]

Daniel is a gem 💎

[@sahilrajwani1290]

hi daniel..have u ever thought of visiting india..and playing some poker here too?

[@Chris-us7tj]

Smart to show the hand as well. Now it'll be in the back of everyone's mind, especially since you don't 3 barrel often.

[@AveryB.0]

Does triple barrel bluff and strong hand value betting look the same to the opponent?

[@michaelpiccillo3570]

Maybe I missed it in the background, but how much did Ike have behind on the river? Also, do you ever talk with any of the other pros afterwards about hands? Ever find out what he put you on?

[@Havefunatwork]

The FEW three barrels you will see. Don't mess with me Daniel. It's a bluff every time. :)

[@gitlearnt8693]

great bluff thanks for the content.

[@ThuTran-uo5ob]

Can you do a video of defining moments in you poker career? How and when did you know you were good? Thx

[@michaelverdinez583]

Thu Tran watch his documentary on Netflix

[@FedePerusset]

Great videos! Please keep them up!

[@drnantz]

Love this guy.

[@neilcohen5847]

Thanks for taking us on the journey with you...suggest ...you should have a kid...do a blog like Boski getting his watch but you win and raise money (and awareness for a charity) maybe Ukraine?

[@Rocky_517]

Good job, Daniel. Nice hand breakdown.

[@realist7934]

3:52 When he do do it......... Lol..... He said do do

[@tonybiancofiore272]

Smart to show the table....so they know for next time that DN can and will bluff

[@superdave7507]

great content as always man!

[@JohnSmith-cy8hq]

This just in. Having a blocker to the nuts when opponent is triple barreling makes a hand a bad bluffcatcher.

[@SammyMaggio]

Sign up for the Main Event again! We loved your run in 2015!

[@mr_sm0k3y60]

I liked Ike's face when you showed that.

[@Muliouch]

Hi Daniel, have you ever thought of doing a series of poker hands called Negreanur hands?!

[@boxermccoy]

Muliouch how is that good?

[@Muliouch]

@brownwings00 it was a meme back then guys... Polk had a series called Polker hands

[@Muliouch]

@brownwings00 I mean... literally his surname? Doug Polk, Polker hands. Daniel Negreanu, Negreanur hands.

[@Muliouch]

@brownwings00 that's the meme. Everybody was saying that back on the day

[@chadradge9460]

nicely done!

[@paolo6336]

there's advertising and then there's throwing them down like that, hahahaha brilliant

[@painbow6528]

Sometimes I think experience traps players into predictable behaviour. As a novice, there's no way I would fold that A/10. I would absolutely assume my ace paired with the one on the flop is the best hand. What I don't get is how to read what a player has based on betting patterns. I clearly need to improve.

[@randomthings1871]

hi from Romania, dude :))

[@sengokugensui4129]

Hello Daniel, Love the breakdown vids! Could you maybe put something in the title like breakdown, so i can find these easier. You do you baby,

[@avuijk30]

I like Your style. Btw,is Phill Laak still playing poker? I mis his talk

[@hamzachoudry432]

you also have a Jack which and j10 is definitely in your range as well

[@davidplenderleith4176]

My favourite player ever ! Can i sell your only ‘tell’ please ?

[@dogtrainingful]

Thats why you're the best

[@dansmudge135]

I feel like a big reputation gives you an edge often in big games

[@paulhackett8822]

While I don't think this combo makes a good flop cbet (especially 3 way) Something that you failed to mention that does make this combo an ok hand to keep firing on (once you have made the flop bet - which is a mistake) is the fact that you have a J, this is important is it reduces the combos of Isaacs best top pair hands that he is likely to call BU v CO with (AJ) and then call,call,call and also blocks the nuts on the river, which is a hand he floats floats flop with (JTs). Overall though this play isn't going to profitably with this combo long term as part of an overall strategy.

[@yourmaninlondoncollecting5749]

Yeah..you got yourself into a pickle of a situation there by by raising preflop. Love you persistence on the River. Like you said..you don't three barrel too often..so it worked.

[@HockeyKeijo]

Hi Daniel! TY for this good shows! Could you analyze the Shark Cage hand where Sara Chafak bluffs Ronnie Bardah? I want to know why Ronnie folds it :) Keep going good work

[@spencercress5348]

No one else saw Ike's 'wow you're opening J7 in the hj' look at the end?

[@andrewb1517]

You have to understand that everything you do at the poker table conveys information...

[@AceGoodheart]

Like Daniel said this bluff only worked because he represented a strong hand (Ace King/Queen) pre flop.

[@gregorykelly9828]

thank you.

[@Chr1syBoii]

I three barreled bluffed and got called all three times by a Chinese guy who had Ace high. What a video that would have been if it was televised.

[@Vlokens]

nice video but this auto-translate-title feature from youtube sucks. It's displaying "Três tiros por blefe" and it even doesn't make sense. "Three Barrel Bluff" coulb be beter translated to portuguese as "Blefe de Três Tiros". The way it is displaying here in Brasil "Três tiros por blefe" is more like "Three shots for each bluff", it doesn't make sense, it has nothing to do with "Three Barrel Bluff"

[@burnoffthetopmtg1963]

Great video Daniel but i'm not sure who Issac Haxton is???? I know an Ike-Hollywood!-Haxton that plays poker,don't know who this guy is :P

[@L_shaba7]

2:32 when you get mind fucked from a simple edit

[@TomBuikema]

DANIEL. Kind of a wacky visual at 2:32 LOL

[@thesaurusakasickakatheomc7688]

I wouldn't have showed my cards in that situation, but Daniel Negreanu would... I'm going to have to consider that...

[@georgelin3752]

Very lucky he had both Ac and Tc

[@GregShieldsOutdoors]

Daniel is the only pro I will watch and incorporate into my game. Doug Polk couldn't cash in my Country Club game. Over thinks everything and ends up being wrong when the chips are actually on the line.

[@blazemk773]

Teach me your ways!

[@ΓιάννηςΠαναγοπουλος-ι4ρ]

very good 3barrel bluff based on range advantage and tha fact that you played against a top player and not a donk

[@americasgottalent1251]

Daniel is wolds best player 👍👍👍👍👍😿

[@davidkelly1666]

I am

[@mendelcohen1153]

Can you make a tutorial on how to not get eliminated from tournaments and how to know when your beat. And can you make a series playing the wsop app and going from the bottom to the top?

[@aptkp]

More often over-analyzing the opponent forces you to fold. If I have the top pair, especially A's I almost always call except when I am running against a flush.

[@ExopMan]

Understanding and acting on the range of your opponents represents a big jump from amateur to skilled poker. I don't play often and it's not something I can do.

[@salaz72]

Did you mean Polker Tour?

[@Nick-vj6hm]

I would love to see you disguise and play on amature players.

[@scotland369]

Good job you bluffed a great player. Bad regs would snap call here lol

[@lukaxxlunchpailguyxxdoncic9293]

your in my mt. rushmore, daniel

[@johnrobs7556]

Haxton knew it was either a strong hand or absolutely nothing but that's a fishy river to bet happened to work out for him

[@Tziumannu87]

Ciao Daniel, why do you think he should have 3-bet you at the flop if he had AK ? could AK just call to represent an A9/A10 ? and then just check raise you Love your videos

[@Tziumannu87]

Ak or AQ i meant

[@w3cwt]

I've been watching you for a lot of years. I don't know why other than how you play and you seem like a really great guy. So more and more im liking you.So i play poker, well video poker i love the game and suck big big time but still love the game.Since ive been watching more on tv and you tube you blow my mind. i had no clue how in depth you and other professional and real good players thought. Amazing. I watched your ads about how to play better and how to watch your opponent , again just awesome. Ive watched you enough to at least find one or two things you do when you're bluffing. Don't worry ill keep it secret. I really did though. Any way i like watching you play and oh i like Phil Hellmuth, please don't pick on him so much. You both are great and i'd love to meet you both sometime. .

[@thanasisballas6393]

What a bluff

[@caiolucio9708]

Guys,i started play poker a few months ago,Small Ball style still being a good strategy or does not work more ?

[@Samurai31631]

Caio Lucio Sorry for The "cop out", but It depends on The game. If It's deep stacked, It can be effective. The idea of small ball is To risk a little To take small pots, frusterate your opponents To The point you get paid off when you do hit. It's better To learn The basics (ABC poker) And develope your playstyle from there. As you play stronger opponents, your ability To adapt is What will give you The edge. Learn The basics first, then mix things in like small ball. Fyi, small ball is easy to learn, but hard To master...

[@StonerG99]

Best strategy advice, stop playing on pokerstars, stop playing online. Go live.

[@wongtsh]

why are ppl out there got stuck to the idea that they have to follow certain strategies . Think why, not how especially in poker. each move only apply to certain situation. for small ball to work, you have to know if your opponents are tight enough to fold, and every opponents have different calling range. I guess small ball is a touney strategy? I only play cash game

[@adamo36532]

lol

[@Samurai31631]

Calvin Tong I believe small ball is a LAG playstyle. I also play cash games. I think you do need a plan when you play. Of course you need To adjust To The people at The table depending on their calling range.

[@fuqdamayweddas9374]

wtf are those hole cards displayed correctly? Ike has top pair decent kicker/nut flush draw combo in a single raised pot vs a button raiser and just plays like a huge fish lol. I've seen the guy call with Q high and make hyper aggressive reshoves with air on sick scary boards

[@joshuapatrick682]

Hey are you sponsored by pokerstars? If so doing ad work for them without disclosing this is a violation of KZbin policy sir, just FYI

[@jeremymartinez4438]

can someone tell me what year this was

[@socializareactvitatimagie]

Daniel ar fi misto daca ai pune subtitrare in limba Romana la videoclipurile pe care le faci

[@elkhunter3349]

what do you eat in your diet? Wondering what gives you the energy to talk so much??

[@nathananavim8433]

I love you Daniel! hope to play with you when I'm 21 and use your methods.. against you!

[@roadhockey]

Have you considered calling this "Daniel's Handiels""

[@JonCookeBridge]

Pretty much perfect river bluff. You block AJ which is his best Ace, probably. You don't block clubs. Turn value bets are AQ+? You have all AK, sets, AQ,KQ, all A4s. That's about 25 combos when oppo has an A or K. Add in your river bluffs (about 10 for that sizing) gives 35, so you can bluff about 25 combos, slightly more if u pick hands with equity. What good bluffs with equity do you have? JT/35s/your flush draws/backdoor diamonds: 57/78. That seems like enough hands so I suspect you are exploitably over bluffing by adding in this 0 equity bluff. If the flop was AK6 and the turn a 2, you'd have fewer semi-bluffs available so the turn barrel with J7s would be more reasonable.

[@StephanJClark]

Jon Kochenbauer and we had the luxury of time to reason that out. Well said

[@victorschlatter112]

The master

[@inne2146]

serious awesome!

[@kennethwilkinson2095]

You think this feels good in real life? Try it on zynga, an incredible feeling.

[@preciousmetalhead5155]

I tried this in Blackjack.....DID NOT WORK! Wouldn’t recommend. 🤘🏻♠️🤘🏻

[@tamastorok9306]

This is a pretty easy ch/f on the flop, just see what's our hand. It's ok, you have range advantage, but I really prefer ch/f-ing this holding without any BDFD. I have no idea there was ICM pressure or not, but Haxton has river raise with this holding, he has the best blockers on straights, two pairs, set of aces, however it's close, coz it's true, he has not many of values.

[@antjoshwww]

Betting with/without a hand is optimum play unless opponent 4 or 5 bets w/c basically only AA kk aks ako

[@whatthree16]

Haxton should have put a big raise on the flop w/ top pair + flush draw, then Negreanu would have to get pot committed bluffing or fold