3 MISTAKES To AVOID In Poker Tournaments!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มี.ค. 2023
- Making mistakes in poker tournaments can cost you your entire stack. The days are long and you must stay focused to play your best poker game!
In this live poker webinar I am going to teach you the 3 biggest mistakes that I often see poker players make and what you can do to avoid these in poker tournaments.
It is always important that you are aware of the effective stack depth in any given hand so that you can adjust your poker strategy accordingly. You can make big mistakes if you think your opponent is playing the same stack as you but then you find out that they are extremely short stacked and they have just check-raised all in on the flop! You might have decided to check this flop had you known that they did not have many chips.
Being well rested and aware that tournaments can be long is vitally important to making strong decisions throughout the day. One lapse in your judgment could cause a huge blunder and you could lose your entire stack and poker tournament life.
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Do you know what ranges of poker hands you should be playing from each position? When should you 3-bet, call or fold? When is the right time to make a hero call or a huge bluff? Do you know how to play preflop, flop, turn & river effectively and how should your poker strategy change depending on the street? What difference does it make if you are playing multi-way vs heads-up?
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@41:25 the free content is impactful. Reviewing multiple times has made a huge difference in my game. Ty Johnathon!
Great video as usual! I love you teaching us how to game your own system, you crack me up JL 😂 Good luck at the poker open! 🎉
Thank you for the solid videos
i for one will never stop overvaluing suited connectors
Where do you play at? I want to be at your table.
Thanks
Thankyou
Thank you for the free charts
I've never bought stake before, gonna give it a try. Counting on you! Lol
nice one JL
Jonathan should I be seeing more flops because the players I play with make a ton of mistakes or should I stick to GTO pre flop ranges to avoid getting into trouble? I would really appreciate a response.
Downloaded, but I'm a little confused what the colors stand for.
Where can I find these valuable charts?
Jonathan , love all the vid's. and the work you put in for all over us.
I have one BIG question, when should you realize that poker is just NOT for you? I mean when should you tell yourself that when you constantly get it in good but are usually on the sucked out end of it and bust and it seems like its on a constant thing, but I keep saying naaa its just part of poker and the Variance, but after seeing the same outcome over and over and over, it gets real tiring and deflating self confidence. It's the flop sets getting flushed out on, its the AK vs AQ river Q. I'm getting run over time and time again, the drive home makes you think a lot thinking how can one be so unlucky.
What do you do when it seems to not stop, how about everyone else? Thanks.
Manage your bankroll, put in more volume to offset the variance, when the deck does hit you, you have to make the most out of it. Losing out on value when sunrunning is just as bad if not worse than getting coolered.
1. Take a break. Poker isn't going anywhere.
2. Here's some stuff I think about when I seem to be running bad.
Review your hands. Figure out if you're playing the wrong hands in some situations. Or misplaying hands.
Think about your lines.
Is your hand reading good?
Are your player reads good? Do you make proper adjustments based on those reads?
Tighten up your ranges. Better cards are easier to play, generally.
Just understand a bad run can last months n even year or more. That’s y bankroll management is vital.
Question..... many of the spots I see in coaching is heads up. However in low stakes tournaments many of these hands are multiple way (3-4).
I have found if you increase the size of your open raise, or 3 bet instead of limping you can get heads up easier. Yes, many times in low stakes you get a lot of limpers behind, but if you tighten up your range and play solid hands aggressively you'll get a reputation for being tight and aggressive and then it's easier to get bluffs through.
Micro stakes suck, people play it like it's a scratch off ticket, have patience, play solidly, and you'll regularly get into the money. It has worked for me.
@stylin40s yea... I dont even play micro online anymore.... AT ALL. I have recently upgraded my sizing, however I still find, ppl try calling using "pot odds" to justify calling
What app is that?
which solver is this if anyone can help me with the name?
Pio solver
I brain can't u derstand thiese things 😂😂
Start at PokerCoaching.com/fundamentals
Your explanations need to stop amounting to “look at this chart.” People are asking for theoretical discussions of WHY a GTO move is correct. They’re not looking to watch you plug information into a chart in real time.
1- if he does that for every hand, every video will be 2 hours long;
2- it would always be the same explanation: because gto charts are built by solvers that run every possible hand thousands of times according to ranges and give you the statistical odds of winning, and you should know that;
3- if you don’t know that, there are other videos in this channel, books, websites that explain what’s gto in poker.
@@mariorcanazza2267
1.) That still begs the question why someone would make a video of themself entering hands into a charted scenario if the person doesn't plan on explaining the reasoning behind it.
2.) If your answer is "GTO is right because it's GTO," then you're just appealing to authority instead of thinking, which is what a poker player is supposed to do.
3.) If you don't know that, there are plenty of poker books, channels, and websites that explain the importance of critical thinking and contextual analysis in poker.
@@Joehand87 😭
The “charts” are data points where the information is delivered giving the best scenario based on the millions of possible outcomes. There is never a 100% right answer for every single spot every single time, the “charts” are a baseline to help make the best decision in said millions of scenarios. If you know a better way to deliver the data by all means.