Top 5 Low Stakes Poker Hacks

[@PhilGalfond]

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[@AtGame7]

Best advice I ever received about live low limit is that your success will rarely be determined by your own great play but rather by the poor play of your opponents.

[@pokerqAK47]

If you wanna make 7bb/hr maybe. If you make more than 10bb then it shows you’re doing some extra work

[@chrissmithdoe2100]

@@pokerqAK47 but even then it's probably not some occasional genius single play, but more some general strategies... (btw guess you mean bb/100, not hour)

[@freddiet8639]

this is why iits so hard for people tyyo mmake a living playing poker these days, 85% of players are losing money playing poker, most people are just even money and over time the rake will make them lose.

[@MarkAElliott7]

@@chrissmithdoe2100 10bb/hour at $1/2 or $1/3 NL is common for the best player at the table in LIVE casino poker, especially because many games play quite deep.

[@TheHockey991]

​@@freddiet8639At the end of the day, it's juat gambling. To be a gambling winner, someone has to be a gambling loser. And if that loser gets better to become a winner, then there is another loser giving it to him.

[@chYnaRIP]

as a dealer for the last 17 years of mostly low stakes rec games, the leak i see the most is people calling 3 and 4 bet shoves pre and then being shocked its aces. a lot of time these players are even shoving JJ and QQ back. in these rec games players arent 3 and 4 betting unless it's AA. and if they flat your 3 or 4 bet its likely KK, QQ, or AK

[@jolaz69]

So true. My last 2/2/3 session I was dealt KK. Guy in front of me opens for $25. I 3 bet to $65 off my $200 stack. Then the guy behind me does a little Hollywood and makes it $265. Facing a 3-bet and a 4-bet what does QQ do? He says I know one of them has kings or aces, and then shoves for $500. I know getting cold 4-bet only means one thing - but I’m getting 4:1 and I’ve already had this discussion where I’m never folding KK pre flop EVER.

[@chYnaRIP]

@@jolaz69 in a 3-way pot I'm definitely not folding KK with 25% of my chips in there

[@footballmangerchampion2023]

What was the outcome?​@@jolaz69

[@j.sarnak1391]

Thanks Phil. Always give me plenty to think about ,even in a short video. Many of these "tips" definitely show themselves to be true, at my local casino

[@byronakhavi953]

There is a reason why you are one of the best players in this game. It really shows with your insight and solid understanding of game theory. Players like yourself are the reason I stay away from 10-20 NL and above. I just stay at 5-10 and 2-5, and focus on softer competition. Great videos and reviews!! Definitely subscribed to this channel!!

[@williamchristopher5653]

If you are a winning player, you should play any stakes if your bankroll allows it. Why be scared of other players lol

[@byronakhavi953]

Well said!!@@williamchristopher5653

[@Kingwaste]

He clearly explained why... because he feels to be a winning player at the lower end of the stakes where deep GTO knowledge is harder to come by. Being a winning player at low stakes but having a great day job and technically having the money to play high stakes with is not a reason to do it. That's a sure fired way to go broke realllllll quick. @@williamchristopher5653

[@jeffshackleford3152]

Plus the higher limit games are way less boring than the low limit games. Maybe I am an idiot, but curb stomping fish is about as boring as it gets when it comes to poker for me. That being said, it is an important part of your win rate.

[@AlexXanderMarketing]

The last tip is absolute Gold. Thanks Phil.

[@PhilGalfond]

You're very welcome!

[@edinnisic8841]

already knew all of it bcs i play low stakes my whole life (cause i work and love it)....but its nailednon Phil, good tips for most ppl

[@ivarkreuger3098]

Cant believe you came up with that on the fly, great video

[@PhilGalfond]

Thank you 😊

[@OliHandy2008]

@@PhilGalfond That story about how if there where no blinds, you should only play AA. Made me realise, in the early level of tournaments when all players are still in (including fish) and everyone has 100+ BB, the temptation is to play more hands (cheap flop, limping is almost free) and so there are lots of multi-way pots...But in fact you should play a tighter range (closer to AA only) adjusting as the blinds go up, field (in theory) contains better players etc. I knew to do this, but now I know another solid logical reason why. Max-late-reg'ing to conserve energy is also more favourable when you consider this.

[@stoytrivia1126]

I watched Phil commenting on some PLO hands he played and that's when I realized the ridiculous gulf between people who are truly good at poker and players like me who will NEVER reach that level of creative analysis of situations.

[@RodBy]

Phil I just started to watch your videos now and as well as the premium content you share with people, your energy also seems to be very friendly and you must be a very gentle person! It is a pleasure to learn and improve my poker skills with a person and a player as you. Thank you! :) Cheers from Portugal;) and.. Happy new year to all of us!

[@PhilGalfond]

Thank you so much for the very kind words, Rodrigo! Happy New Year 😃

[@redfo3009]

Such a sweet comment😇☺️

[@niercyrian8573]

Phil, you're looking better than ever. Most poker players look worst with age.

[@selfreliantfarmer]

😂👍

[@niercyrian8573]

Hahaha. Yeah my friend looks 10 years older than me. He's always complaining about his wife.

[@PhilGalfond]

That I do!

[@PhilGalfond]

😂 thank you! Let's see how I hold up when I hit 40 in two years.

[@niercyrian8573]

Just like your poker skills, you're still world class.

[@mfrasc1]

Good tips for us low stake players. Thanks Phil! Good luck at the tables!

[@PhilGalfond]

Thank you! Good luck to you as well 🍀

[@johnnydam8671]

I watched 3 of your videos twice yesterday. Today I had my best low stakes session. I paid close attention to your comment about 5 handed hands have monsters. I showed like 2 hands total down and caught several rushes where players folded to me on semi bluffs. I also called 15 preflop middle position with KJs against under the gun raise and mucked the king rag rag flop to his 25 continuation bet. I felt it was one of my best conservative lay downs even if it’s very cautious. I had just taken 175 from that guy 30 minutes prior and felt the guy was going to tilt push that hand into becoming more costly for me than I wanted it to become. I just walked away and I think this probably helped my variance a ton. I will keep watching your videos

[@nighttrain316]

Id love to hear Phil comment on this...if you play KJs to a raise and pair the King, and fold..what are you thinking? Then why call pre flop? This is a very negative EV play...should call the flop and see what comes on turn..at no point in the hand did you find out where you were even at with top pair. I'd put a 75% chance you were ahead.

[@johnnydam8671]

@@nighttrain316 I hear you. It was my biggest question mark of the morning. However I had just taken a large pot from this guy and I possibly incorrectly thought he may have learned from his first mistake of betting into me with a pair of 10s on a prior hand. He played that hand against me like he thought I had AK. So I thought he put me on a high card AQK and still bet. Also his prior hands against me tell me unless I had a read on him I was going to play this hand for $150. This guy likes to push chips around

[@johnnydam8671]

@Peter Parker also I would have likely called if the board had J as high card or JQ as the two high cards

[@nighttrain316]

@@johnnydam8671 if he likes to push chips around that makes it MORE likely you were ahead with top pair lol. Live and learn

[@johnnydam8671]

@@nighttrain316 yep! You may be right.

[@susymay7831]

Hidden gem channel! 💎

[@DuceTreyPoker]

Very helpful. Definitely agree with them. Especially that small stakes players to find bluffs when they miss draws but are so easy to read when they bluff

[@MrBelveder1]

Thank you, for the advice. You are a role model.

[@Brisk317]

The best part is that the 1/2 1/3 and 2/5 regs will ignore all this. To win at low limit you really just need to play straight forward ABC poker but again and again I see players make horrible calls and bluffs and then use terms like hand removal, range merge and double reversed implied odds on a post oak bluff with blockers and an image balance quantifier when their 65 year old opponent clearly always has it.

[@PhilGalfond]

Very well said!

[@mero40k]

Ive played semi pro as high as 50/100/200 and have countless hours studying solves. I occassionally play 1/2 for fun. Good luck playing ABC vs me.

[@lloydchristmas1086]

@@mero40k 🙄🤡

[@mero40k]

@@lloydchristmas1086 Found the losing player! Mouth breather who communicates in emojis lol

[@avinashjonnalagadda6470]

@@mero40k its not about just one player or special case scenarios . I think the comment valid for a field overall. How majority of the players play is what you should consider while setting your game style. Ofcourse players need to adjust their game play when they play pros like you.😀

[@joshua-nf3rx]

Great channel, I’m an average player but consistently show a profit. Yourself and another Chanel are to thank for it. - when I’m at a table with good players my pre flops are super tight - if there’s 3 really good players seeing the flop I’m out unless I’ve got a monster hand - I find weak players at a table , isolate them and make huge over bets and they call for the most part That’s where money can be made

[@usernamehere397]

tight is right

[@Matzes]

Wouldn't people figure that out quickly and just fold and you hardly make money on your top hands and still pay rake

[@herokillerinc]

​@@Matzesin my opinion and experience at low stakes the only players who figure that out are the better players, of which it's pretty rare to have more than three so not just hand selection but opponent selection becomes very important

[@TheCarbunkleofTruth]

I appreciate this! I feel like this advice goes triple for online play

[@PhilGalfond]

Glad it was helpful!

[@focusdecorating3637]

Brilliant. Thank you Phil

[@peepthis9611]

Rothstein: “All the more reason for patience. I’ve made my living, Mr. Thompson, in large part as a gambler. Some days I make 20 bets. Some days I make none. Weeks, sometimes months in fact, when I make no bets at all because there simply is no play. So I wait, plan, marshal my resources and when I finally see an opportunity and there is a bet to make, I bet it all.”

[@brianedgar3413]

Why not just bet half of everything, just on the off chance that one of them lose? Not that I don't love the confidence of the Rothstein fellow

[@Ransmith12]

@@brianedgar3413 because this Rothstein character is 1) a fictional character from Boardwalk Empire (based on a real person) 2) is a gangster that only bets win the game is rigged.

[@brianedgar3413]

@@Ransmith12 I like the second explanation more. Is there an episode where he bets everything on a rigged fight but the fighter doesn't come through for him?

[@naswiipp]

Your vids are always very informative and thought provoking. Thank you

[@K8thn76]

Great List of “Hacks”

[@laurindotcom2412]

good tips. see the same things in micro

[@seabrin]

I see 1/2 and 1/3 games where the first raise with no limpers is to $15. If everyone is doing that, should you tighten up your opening range and consider it a 2/5 game?

[@xxChacaronXX]

Great stuff Phil! Your videos are always well done! Do you think you could do a video on categorizing player types? I don't believe I've seen this from you yet.

[@nvme9361]

What about adjusting pre flop opening amounts? For instance, 1-3 game normal open is 10. On average when opening to 10 get 5+ callers. I keep going up until on average I only get 1 to 2 callers. Sometimes my open will end up being 30 and still get multiple callers. Is that a overall good strategy?

[@pratyushsaboo9471]

i have the same problem

[@PhilGalfond]

Great question. Probably should be the topic of a future video, but in the meantime: If your huge opens are getting called in multiple spots, open huge and tighten up your opening range. Yes, you’ll often lose the pot with QQ against 4 callers, but you’ll win more than 1/5th of the time, so (simplified) you’re getting money in good. Just make sure you aren’t putting in a lot of money post-flop with one pair when it goes 5 ways to the flop.

[@snareplaya]

Good advice thanks!

[@TakenGTs]

@@PhilGalfond great advice thank you

[@Eric-tj3tg]

Appreciated, Phil. Thanks man.

[@MP-tf7cc]

Good tips. More graphics would help with some of these examples.

[@aliayoub5143]

Hey Phil you say to play fast with your good hands but If i play tight I won't get callers and btw I love your content

[@patrickparker306]

So in theory the higher the stakes the wider you could potentially go due to the incentive of the higher blinds?

[@momentumcharting6700]

Really useful Phil. Thanks 🙏

[@PhilGalfond]

You’re very welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@jflewis3357]

Great advice, more information that's easy to digest than must, thanks a lot, please continue

[@PhilGalfond]

You’re very welcome. Will do!

[@ekw555]

thanks, Phil!

[@rolexer]

Perfect advice

[@moewarrad1698]

Number 4 literally happened to me yesterday . Called with middle pair

[@genesises]

Never seen or heard of you before (no slight) - and I was sold on this format and approach after 30 seconds, cool stuff! :) Esp. the grin as you say "i'm not going to refer to them as hacks" as that was my first thought too on seeing the title lol

[@PhilGalfond]

Welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed it. Please check out some of the other videos and let me know what you think when you get a chance!

[@davidholy1864]

Thanks. Very good advice.

[@jeffreywu7436]

love the visuals thanks!!

[@markffrj]

Really good video. Your lessons are great.

[@petertonning3865]

Hey Phil, your content is so valuable i’d like to feature a clip of this video on my own poker channel as well as crediting your video in the description. Would that be ok? P.s. thanks for helping me with my game and all the best!

[@PhilGalfond]

Sure! Thanks for asking!

[@LowTide941]

For the algorithm

[@mcxi]

Very nice. Thanks Phil

[@PhilGalfond]

My pleasure!

[@pkrnut1]

Hello and Thank You

[@ligafftheindifferent3495]

I would add that low stakes players don't check raise much on the flop, so you can C-bet a bit more and fold to a check raise more

[@danielgarland9838]

Thanks Phil!

[@jlaux7]

The limp re-raise is 90%+ AA. It's been overdone, and it's funny that even these days people flip over their hand when everybody folds because they're so proud of it. It's even better when they limp min 3-bet. I call with any two at that point because with the right flop I can easily play for stacks.

[@rickseeman5679]

Thank you Phil

[@Footie4ever]

Shouldn’t we play loose preflop? Because amateurs makes lotsa mistakes post flop and the variance kicks in, in the long run.

[@SolarPlayer]

The insane rake is also a huge reason to play tight preflop at low stakes. It's even the biggest reason imho

[@momsaid]

Another reason you play tight is the rake is so damn high and most pots are multi way so a lot of value, especially live or micro stakes online, is pulled out of the pot

[@---nd2yx]

Married straight guy here. Phil is so handsome and likable!

[@PhilGalfond]

☺️

[@fabian13333]

Ok I am at point one and already you opened a window in my poker brain.

[@A1ph4z3r00]

Thanks!

[@PhilGalfond]

You’re welcome 🙂

[@FuzzypupPoker]

#1 yes, 100% yes. If you want to play looser play OTB after a bunch of limpers with a marginal hand. #2 yes, slowplaying = losing money. #3 100% yes. Players just don't bluff enough. Also don't get mad when a rec does bluff on that rare occasion and shows it. This does not include maniacs at low stakes. #4 yes and I will add that so many times a rec with some aggression will bluff when the draw misses and some bottom pair pairs on the board such as you have KK on a Ts 9s 2c 6h 2d board. I have seen so many times recs XC, XC, then bet into me when that meaningless card pairs and have a busted draw. While yes they can have As2s way more than 50% of the time they don't if they have some aggression. I think the only time I would fold is if some 90 year old man, that doesn't take a crap without a plan, bets into me. #5 yes but I would say 3 to the flop you can bluff on dry boards with smaller bets. Do not bluff on straight draw boards as your opponents will have way more straight draws than FDs. By bluffs I mean pure bluffs with no equity. A little about me. Played since 2004. Read 100+ books, use software, solvers, did a lot of theory work. I stick to 2/5, 1/3, and 1/2 because I play recreationally. I've made over 6 figures playing poker in my life time online and live... Invested my winnings.

[@pr1n7]

marketing team recomended to use "hacks" word? :P seems like it was not ur own idea ^^ good video, totally agree!

[@PhilGalfond]

It worked 🙈. I’ve actually come around for this topic in particular, since the tips are easy to implement.

[@wesleydiolata3467]

Good Advice Phil I just Sub thank you.

[@PhilGalfond]

Welcome and thanks for the sub!!

[@kezman82a]

If villain is playing to wide of a range, we should tighten up. But if villain is playing a tight range. We should widen ours and start bluffing? So. Who is winning? Both exploiting eachother.

[@LUchesi]

Unfortunately I think the answer is to learn the dance hands on so you can get a feel for these battles. But yeah, some opinions on that generally would be nice in future vids, what the goal of each spot should be when we face thinking vs unknown opponents. Though the short answer is probably that dead money comes cheap if they're still pickin' their spot. then you get information early on in the hand on whether they're ready to play instead of just blinding ranges into each other. Probably most spots one player will bet flop as a feeler and take it down, the goal is probably to catch the flops with the uncoordinated boards and maybe test them on some broadway if you're in position and they check but eventually isolating a player will usually come down to having slightly better value than what they should be on for the action. So, pick off stuff they shouldn't hit, respect when they respond, wait for something disguised when they make a move at you testing... or at least one way to play it. Chances are if you're in hands that it will influence the pace of the rest of the table so maybe we eventually tighten up and avoid that tight player when it gets faster elsewhere, but for now they're probably all folding too much and also waiting to strike. The air gets thicker and we decide it's probably best not to bloat the pot if people start calling us down light because everyone else is adjusting some, then we look down at our hole cards and know our night is ruined. KJs.

[@scottalford7393]

Massiv Phil fan but the best hacks people simply look over or they don’t believe it’s true. And it’s how some ledgend made fortunes

[@chad0x]

Id love to say Phil sit down at a 25nl table with a few buyijns to hand and watch him play while explaining what his thinking is.

[@18000rpm]

"Assuming no blinds, what hands should you play? You should only play Aces." That just seems wrong if you're trying to maximize profit per hand which is what you should be doing.

[@lukespalding1964]

If theres no blinds or antes in the pot to start with, if all but one person plays only AA he can never make any money unless he beats AA at showdown. This is because every other time someone does not have AA everyone will fold. As there is no blinds and antes you don't win any money. When someone does have AA they go allin and you lose money. It's a very unrealistic example, but I think Phil is saying that at low stakes, there is a lot of action and the size of the average pot is big blind wise very large, people are putting in far more money than they theoretically should. This means it is very inexpensive comparatively to sit there and wait for good hands and good spots.

[@michaelblasius7705]

Yes, this is the only way you get every dollar in with positive EV

[@DaveFu]

The game's passed you by old timer! Lucky for you Mrs. G is cleaning up in the tournaments. #6 Stay away from the PLO games.

[@marmarmar61]

U should use more tags on title to get more views like other poker channels(see pokerstars KZbin video they use keywords #tag on every video) keywords like #poker #pokercoach #finaltable #cashgame #pokerpro #highstakes #handreview Let's see you use in future video

[@PhilGalfond]

Do you mean in the title or description? We add tags in the designated spot.

[@marmarmar61]

At the end of title and above description u can see tags with # on every video , u can see those tags by clicking "more" on title's end ( check pokerstars any video they have tags)

[@oldandy1645]

If you only enter with an A or A-A you'll come out on top extremely rarely. I've done it. I've also done only suited face cards, including A's, and it was just very bad results.

[@ryanparcell2124]

I play 1/2 and 1/3. Every time I play I'll run up anywhere from $600-1200 within about 4 hours. Then it all falls apart. Why and what am I doing wrong??

[@thePyiott]

It's your mental, you need breaks

[@DanSteinbergPhotography-mf3tn]

I agree you’re probably on your A game for the first four hours and then you start to slip, the answer is to quit after four hours. Also, your opponents are starting to get used to your play over that time period

[@JESUSandPoker]

Poker needs big antes

[@borg972]

"The reason we play hands is all about the blinds", well, say that to the players in my typical 5-5 game where the raise is to 60 and if you wait for really good hands you won't get action..

[@MikeKoler]

Andy Samberg plays poker?! Jk jk. Phil you're a legend; appreciate the videos!

[@billthecanuck]

tip1: play tight, tip 5: play aggressive. got it

[@ThaGlizzard]

Playing tight doesn’t mean not being aggressive. It what he means is play tight, but the hands you do play, be aggressive with them

[@wesch6354]

Man. Some of this advice does play well at my local casino. Some of it not so much. The people at my casino are mostly all rec players on 1/2. Occasionally there might be 1 or 2 slightly more advanced players. I see so many pots go to showdown and the guy with 2nd or 3rd pair takes it down. So if you have top pair good kicker on a somewhat coordinated board and someone bets big on the river. You should at least think about calling it. I folded AKs on a KT958 board because one guy jammed on the river and another called so I figured I'm up against a straight, or possibly a set. Nope. The guy who jammed had a 9 and the caller had KJ and scooped a 1k pot. I was disgusted with how that hand ended up.

[@OliHandy2008]

The flip side is they would have jammed and called on you if you had QJs and you would have won a $1500.

[@SmileyTilty]

You the 🐐

[@PhilGalfond]

Thank you 😊

[@agauerm]

Yeah, the more people still playing, their fold probability and your equity goes down a lot.

[@WalterFreemanProductions]

Damn, Phil got hot

[@Trias805]

1:30 In that hypothetical example where there are no blinds, it actually makes sense to only play tight (i.e. only AA) against good players, but more loose against weaker opponents. Because if you play KK against a good player, they can exploit you by only playing AA. But if you do so against a recreational player, they will call or raise you with many weaker hands.

[@joshyjosh8817]

Phil Galfond looks younger than he did 10 years ago.

[@emtech7457]

1st Tip counterquestion: bro u never lost with Aces? 5 Minutes ago i beat poket aces with 3 Kings (2 on the turn) lol

[@thePyiott]

Poker is not about winning single hands, but winning over time. If you go all in preflop with kings against someone who only go all in aces you are going to loose in the long run

[@rodb.5801]

Do you consider 2/5 low stakes?

[@PhilGalfond]

2/5 is around the cutoff live, yes. Online, no.

[@rodb.5801]

@@PhilGalfond It's funny because in a lot of cardrooms around the country 2/5 is usually the highest stakes they spread (maybe 90% of the time), so you get a very stratified mixture of skill levels. Relatively good player, recreational player and 1/2 players trying to move up. It's challenging implementing vastly different strategies against various players on the same take. I find it takes me several downs to accurately identify skill levels and strategies especially if I am new to the room. In general, I very much agree that the "solver" has a vastly more complex decision tree and range afforded to the typical 2-5 player. Unfortunately, boring sold playing is profitable, and it amazes me when people give unearned "action" to OMC players, it makes me furious as money lost to OMC is basically money out of "play" and only reinforces their boring and bad for the game play. They literally add NOTHING to the game and are only parasites on the poler economy. I am a profitable 2-5 player (nonprofessional), but I add conversation and "gamble" to the game.

[@oldandy1645]

The bluffing in micro is rampant. Players habitually bluff with A to J high. Micro, not low stakes.

[@alexandertaylor7169]

Win flips

[@erdemtatar5583]

bol şans

[@davidzielinski4443]

great video

[@TeamThorntonGames]

how to be a nit 101

[@brettmidd2250]

Good advice but you need to get that dandruff under control 😂😂😂😂

[@Glitch47278]

Oof this is the best low stakes advice I've ever seen, you need to delete this ish so people don't see it

[@byCreativeMedia]

All these professionals advising people to play tight and aggressive makes a lot of online players completely open books to read... I play loose and passive and overfold to big bets stealing a load of blinds and encouraging the table to call low then outplay them. Keeps my range large as well. the tight players have to play my game if they want value out of me and then I trap them with things like suited connectors... I dunno but I'm profitable over 1k hands so It must be working... At the end of the day If everyone is playing premium hands everyone just breaks even on coinflips and the table is stale and boring... The pro's tell you to play this way so they can rinse you playing loose and read you like a book...

[@MartynTownsend-bw5mf]

I disagree. At low stakes tournament you want to play loose and aggressive. You don’t have time to wait for the best hands

[@diaryofacrankykid7270]

For purely selfish purposes I wish fewer people saw these videos....

[@huckleberryfinn8795]

Im not going to refer to them as "hacks". Puts "hacks" in the video title. 😂

[@FriendsForFriends666]

cant imagine spending brain power to range bet 0.27 cents :)

[@chanceneck8072]

300$ stacks and he's talking about "low" stakes. 😅 Yeah sure, whatever. I usually play 25 cent buy ins or 1 cent/ 2 cent blinds. THAT'S how low MY bankroll is...

[@gazzy5303]

I’m not going to refer to them as hacks. They still decide to use the word hacks in the title.

[@PhilGalfond]

I hate that it worked

[@capitalismftw]

Top 5 poker hacks - #1 dont play online poker - its rigged for fair play

[@dougsworld7533]

Poker is rigged And it's only been getting worse over the years. Anyone who is still trying to make money online grinding poker is wasting their time.

[@Marco-ei2ny]

this AA thing is crap man i am sorry,, i did that and i lost more than i won specially online,,, aa is not infalible,, pepole call you with crap and they make 2 pair straights etc,, i think poker is a med strengh hand game ,, you cant only play AA thats rubbish

[@PhilGalfond]

I think you misunderstood the point. That wasn’t an example from any game that has ever been played. It’s one without blinds or antes.

[@Marco-ei2ny]

@@PhilGalfond ok, sorry is true you have a poiint but is pretty platonic!! any how thanks for the free teachings,, you are a great player

[@Marco-ei2ny]

@@PhilGalfond but also even without blinds,, you cant say aa will always win,, is confusing

[@jrm8206]

And by ' playing tight' he does not mean play 16/13 you nit whales ;)

[@king_has_no_clothskul8635]

ARE YOU NOT A PLO SPECIALIST? IT ABSOLUTELY SUCKS!!!

[@cashmfinmoney91]

what the hell is this guy talking about

[@PastPerspectives11]

Poker

[@davidsmock4567]

music annoying af

[@idahogreen2885]

Its been awhile since i seen your face bro....i forgot how goodfknlookin you really are.

[@idahogreen2885]

But i subbed for the well thought out ANNNND explained advice. Lord knows i can use it. The fast play situ is where i saw myself instantly, tryin to be Sneaky McSmoothcall all the time