TOP TIPS For Playing POKER In A CASINO!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 เม.ย. 2022
- One of the best poker strategy coaches in the world, Evan Jarvis, has compiled his best tips to help you play poker in a casino. Whether you're going to the casino for the first time, or a poker regular at your local casino, this video will give you actionable tips to help you improve your win-rate and your experience!
One of the most important topics Evan Jarvis covers is how to maximize your expected value (EV) to make the most profit when playing casino poker. By understanding what the best times are to play at a casino, how to get VIP comps at the casino, and other poker strategies, you'll be able to really make the most out of your live poker experience.
I hope you enjoy this video and best of luck the next time you go play poker at your local casino or even in Las Vegas! - บันเทิง
I love unique casinos and have been to over 100 casinos across the world. Most of my favorites are in Vegas with Aria & Bellagio there. What's your favorite casino? Maybe I'll even pick one I haven't been to to go check out soon! 😀
Only went to two casino, one in Bangor Maine and one in Cape Breton Nova Scotia
Gananoque, Canada (very small casino). Nice location for a family vacation (especially when the kids are small) if you like the water. Caesars Windsor, Canada. Right over the bridge from Detroit.
Either horseshoe of Indianapolis brand new card room huge and a great staff or ceasers souther indiana great view of the Ohio River and they have a great staff there as well
I Vegas (in order) defiantly the Wynn, then Aria, Bellagio.... and as much as I hate to admit it Venetian.
choctaw and winstar casino
My local casino changed the felt on the tables. I said.. "Wow! New felts, I like, did you wash the chips too?" whole room roared with laughter
@@rickysmith6041 Poker chips get nasty greasy dirty and need to be washed once in awhile
Hope you guys enjoy the video!
we did thx
Hey man your Tourney series has made me a good bit of money over the years! Thx bro
I'm going to mention it my next bink
Good video, always loved your content Evan! Keep up the good work!
It is so rare that TH-cam provides real life advice. This video is great for new people and experienced players alike. Great information!
A fellow Canadian! Maybe see you around at Niagra. All great advice. After months of poker coaching studying I finally made my first casino visit - and racked up a winning session :) Thanks for the great content guys
I have $24 in $1 chips from poker rooms I've played in around the US. My three favorite: the old Bay 101 room (best run, best games, best service), the California Grand in Pacheco, CA (I think it's closed now but it had been there since the 19th Century), and Artichoke Joe's (best name, so-so room, also in the Bay Area).
I like that idea
I drive 2 hours to the casino because that's the closest one lol. I'm on my way there right now to start my weekend grind
good luck
The one advantage tho depending on the private game usually supplies free snacks, sometimes a whole dinner and drinks for free or super small fee maybe 5$. They usually have cameras outside of the house to eye out robbers or police. But yes, rather be in a casino for various reasons.
How do you go about playing short stacked? Lets say I double up and I can no longer play my short stacked strategy, should I be done for the day? Can I change tables and use less chips?
I recommend learning to play well when deep stacked.
making good friends is super important for your life to go the way you want and the drive home after a win feels good. that's a two way street ride home down hurts as bad
I’ve gotten frustrated with dealers not showing hands that players show hands to individuals?
I really like learning from Evan Jarvis
Me too!
I'm surprised he didn't mention PokerAtlas, only Bravo. In some regions, Bravo is non-existent and only PokerAtlas shows the poker games. You really need one or the other or even both depending on where you are. You can be surrounded by poker rooms in many locations around the US and Bravo will list nothing there.
agree
Evan is the OG
Two locals casinos that have (had) good card rooms are the Orleans and Red Rock.
He said, I’m reading my Mike caro book of tells god mode lol 😂😂😂
Cape Breton, Nova Scotia only have one Casino , junny casino
Imperial Palace? How old is this video?
I know that was weird to see
I remember my first time sitting at a casino cash game. It was 1/3 NL and I sat with 300$ and lost it all in one hand because I ran a K high flush into a straight flush…
Just got moved to the last table of $2/$5.
Turns out it was $2/$5/$10/$20/$40/(opt.$80)
Easier to profile players
Tipping cuts into the profits playing live. I still tip, but it def makes me prefer online. I was talking to a dealer and he says he makes like 150$ an hour in tips, dealing in private games. Like , do they really need this much of an hourly?
Yes to save up for defense lawyer in case the game gets busted by the fuzz
Free beverage
Nothing worse than a NIT asking to move seats. Everyone knows their strategy. I just shutdown or move tables when Im with these types.
another advantage of casino poker is anonymity.
You can watch the players
The thing that keeps me out of casinos is still the cigarette smoke. I'm allergic and exposure makes things more unpleasant than just staying at home and grinding online.
Are you still allowed to smoke in the casino?!? What country are you in?
In Denmark where I am they have closed well ventilated smoking booths where you can smoke, but not in the casino it self
@@TOPHOLM04 Las Vegas. Things haven't improved on the smoking front here much. People are still stupid and smoke and the rest of us suffer (not just breathing, but paying their bills via medicare when they inevitably get sick). Denmark is smarter than we are in smoking and guns. (uh oh, here come the 2nd amendment nut jobs!).
@@admrangerall California casinos are smoke-free now
If you move seats and someone asks why implying your being a predator just laugh and say you're trying to change your mojo or something
Forgot safety. One cannot know if someone online behind the curtain can see the cards. If on MS Windows, might even host a key-logger. I would remove "social experience" as a plus, because most of the time one sits among bums and drifters and must listen to much nonsense.
I played in a home games and many of them were straight up scum bags. Poker attracts alot of them. And when they tried to talk, it was completely uninformed idiocy. With some exceptions, of course.
Great, stay at home then.
Most of the people at the casino card room I play are at are elderly, it’s great hearing people in their 80s talk shit to each other:)
\o/
I dont know why they dont make the tables round I cant see the fucking cards and everyone always wants middle seat
you didn’t tell me anything about how to play the game