To be fair, it's a very easy game, especially for most people who already know how playing cards work. It's really more impressive how many people manage to mess it up.
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@@TheHadMattersSome people (like myself) are just unusually bad with numbers and struggle with anything related to them no matter how simple it seems to everyone else.
Not often will I comment to thank the creator. But this is an exception, absolutely brilliant explanation to a difficult to explain game. Thank you so much.
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Thanks for talking quite quickly, I almost slept in while watching other tutorials. This one is pleasingly quick but still clear and easily understandable if you listen carefully. Nice one!
That’s it, that’s poker. Wow I thought it was some complicated thing. I mean the hardest part is probably memorizing the card hands. Then again who knows it might be harder when actually playing.
@@patriciooliva541 if a person is good at lying and the person/people your up against are bad at lying then its easy. But at that point you've probably already gone to the casino😂
Many people have described other videos as the best they've ever watched on this subject. But this is the video that truly explained everything to me clearly.
Good Video, but I noticed a few minor points I feel the need to critique. a) Wouldn't the weakest card combination technically be high card (no pair)? b) Just before 4:00, the narrator states that every player has to combine their two hole cards with the community cards. You don't have to use both hole cards, and can even use only the community cards. c) Technically, two pair (as shown), the pairs have to be of different rank. Two pairs of the same rank would be four of a kind.
This is the best video ever how to play poker. Now I’m about to go download the game and play. Gave this video a thumbs up. Agree with everybody else the other videos were so much extra and complicated
After the flop, the first player to act is the closest "ON THE LEFT" of the button(dealer), most videos or website says the "closest" which may misleading people to think the Blinds are one of the closest but they are in fact the farthest. Thanks for this precise specification in your video!
I played two poker games with family we used quarters as chips and stacks of four where used I suggest this and I won 18$ now I'm 13 so this was pretty good and the second time we played a few months later I got 25$ and it was one of the funniest times ever
At the 4:25 mark, I think the weakest winning hand would be high card. The only thing player has is the single highest card. Otherwise a nice video. I learned a lot.
When players 2 and 3 "call" after they have SB BB, do they just add chips to the existing SB BB to equal the previous player bet? Or do they add additional chips, equal to previous bet? If that question is clear... thanks!
This may seem like a daft question, but I am a total newbie. Once the betting has got all the way round to the big blind and he checks, is that the end of the betting round, or can the round continue with the "Under the Gun " raising?
1:45 I've always played poker where the first round ends at the dealer; the small and big blind don't need to call. I thought the whole point is the blinds have already made their 'blind bet' in that round. Is this wrong?
Thank you for this instruction. It was helpful. *QUESTION* I recently purchased a Texas Hold Em kit and it came with dice but I didn't see you mention nor use dice in this video. Are they unnecessary?
This is brilliant, I’ve always wanted to have a go at poker but it always looked so complicated, this has made it very simple. However it doesn’t explain what happens if by some chance there’s two equal winning hands, is the pot shared? isn’t there also a main pot and side pot scenario too?
Question: let’s say for instance 2 players have 1 card of spades both and a community card has 1 card of spades which player gets the card of spades The 1st player or the 2nd player how is it decided
Everyone shares the community cards....you both get to make your own best hand...but suit only come into play on flush, thus 1 spade in the cc cards would mean nothing to either of you. However if there were3 spades in the cc youd both have flushes and then it would come down to which of you had the higher spade(s) in your hand
Super helpful! Similar card combo values as something like cribbage or even Yahtzee. One question - in this game, is Ace high or low? Does one person choose and it applies for everyone or each player uses it in the way most useful to them?
Wow what an amazing tutorial it really helped me out. I learned super quick thanks to this bid not complicating every single little rule. He was just straight to the point without using super weird terminology without explaining.
Thank you so much! I’m on vacation and my friends asked me if I wanted to play with them on Thursday. I haven’t played in a few months and I forgot the rank of the card hands.
I’m still struggling with the meaning of the word “hand”. You seem to use it to mean the following interchangeably: A. A combination of five cards, the rank of which is compared to those of the other players to determine who takes the pot (“the rank of a hand”). B. A period of the game that starts when a dealer is designated and ends when the dealer is re-designated (“another hand of poker”). Is “hand” an equivocal term? Please clarify.
Adam Roberts Which brings into question the meaning of “round”. There are several “rounds” of betting before the “MY hands” are collected and dealt again each “A hand”. Can we call them “A rounds” and “MY rounds”?
This is definitely a good tutorial on the basics, but it doesn't explain a few things, such as, the blind amounts and how they raise after time, if a player keeps raising a bet. Ties, splits and all in/side pots just to name a few.
Don’t get me wrong, this is a very good video with the best explanation I have seen so far. BUT, I feel as thought it did sort of a poor job on explaining what makes a good hand and a horrible one and how to bet, unless there was a part two to this video I didn’t see.
QUEST: Home game. If player-1 and player-2 have the same pair, but Player-1 says he has a pair + Queen kicker & Player-2 has the same pair BUT uses the Ace showing on the board, then Player-1 realizes his mistake and also calls Ace kicker, is he allowed to change his mind once called? THANKS
Just a question... Who get the first card? Is it the dealer or the one with small blind? Because in your video, it shows that the dealer gets the first card. But i thought it has to be yhe left of the dealer that gets the first card.
If player 4 were to call and match the big blind and everyone else also calls until it gets back to player 2 would they have to also match the big blind to stay in the game?
What happens if during the preflop player five raises, is player 4 forced to call? Woudn't that contradict that player 3 who is the big blind is supposed to be the last one to take action in the round?
ERROR IN THIS VIDEO: The player to the immediate left of the dealer button in the small blind receives the first card and then the dealer pitches cards around the table in a clockwise motion from player to player until each has received two starting cards. (Dealer button does not get first card.)
Wait so is the big blind and small blind put straight into the pot or is it the current bet? Like when the first round ensues will player number 4 have to match the big blind at least if he wants to keep playing or will the big blind already be in the pot allowing player 4 to bet whatever he wants?
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The only person on TH-cam to explain without using some weird terminology we don’t know yet. Thank you
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Yes! Understand the game then the terminology.
Honest to God😂😂
And I still don't get it
@@Pokervip glade?
almost a decade after it's release, this vid still remains one of the most straightforward and easy to understand explanation.
I totally agree. The visuals are great too
Not rly he doesnt say you have to double the bet for a raise...and doesnt explain the small blind calling properly
This dude just blew my mind of how simple his explanation was!!
To be fair, it's a very easy game, especially for most people who already know how playing cards work. It's really more impressive how many people manage to mess it up.
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@@TheHadMattersSome people (like myself) are just unusually bad with numbers and struggle with anything related to them no matter how simple it seems to everyone else.
Too bad he mumbles.
Not often will I comment to thank the creator. But this is an exception, absolutely brilliant explanation to a difficult to explain game. Thank you so much.
Thank you for positive comments, we are working hard to provide new players all guidance needed regarding game!
Instructions weren't clear. I ended up in a prison in Mexico.
Luke William falsr
Lmao
It's clearly called Texas Hold'em for a reason- it's illegal to play anywhere else besides Texas.
Sounds like you played dominoes Mexican train
Röda Pringles jesus why are 7 year olds watching poker tutorials. he was clearly joking 😐
This was the only totorial I understanded thanks good vid!!
Great to hear you enjoyed the video Reece Hinton :)
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+R.H.V very other tutorial assumes we know the terms and shows the gameplay without explaining what the aim or action means.
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Thanks for talking quite quickly, I almost slept in while watching other tutorials. This one is pleasingly quick but still clear and easily understandable if you listen carefully. Nice one!
That’s it, that’s poker. Wow I thought it was some complicated thing. I mean the hardest part is probably memorizing the card hands. Then again who knows it might be harder when actually playing.
Then you can learn to bluff
Rules are easy...but trust me , isnt a easy game
@@patriciooliva541 if a person is good at lying and the person/people your up against are bad at lying then its easy. But at that point you've probably already gone to the casino😂
@@toogaytolift9176 If you're a bad liar don't bluff
@@toogaytolift9176 No. If someone's good at lying and bluffs all the time, they're bound to get called by top pair and up.
Red Dead Redemtion 2 makes me learn Poker in 2024
Same. Maybe we can play together.
😂
Highly recommend the governor of poker app !! (GoP3 is the best) That taught me how to play & you don’t play with real money lmao
Me too
That's exactly why I'm here lol
Thank you for this. I'm learning to play and this has been one of the best intro's to the basics I've found.
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Holy crap, ive tried learning by reading pages and still didnt actually understand how to play, this video makes it simple and easy as heck thanks man
Many people have described other videos as the best they've ever watched on this subject. But this is the video that truly explained everything to me clearly.
Really great video. Thinking of having a games night with friends and this is one of the few tutorials that makes sense! Thank you!
I'll play with you
im curious 8 years later if that game night worked out
You forgot the high card. That's the Lowest ranked hand
Technically he said card combinations, so he wasn’t wrong. Still should have included it
@Griffin Laing *poker prank*
@@Plutouz I've brought up that point, and a couple of other things.
Thanks, now I can properly play in RDR 2
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Well noticed! However, when playing poker heads up (1 vs 1) the small blind is also the dealer. :-)
I have tried a lot of different videoes and this one was definetly the best and easiest to understand
Red dead forced me to watch this video
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@@sirnorespond lmao rdr1 for me too
Exactly
This was by far the easiest to follow and keep up with video on poker explanation i have found, thank you!
thankyou, this is the most understandable texas holdem poker tutorial on youtube. thanks
The only person on TH-cam to explain without using some weird terminology we don’t know yet. Thank you
This is by far, the best video I’ve seen. Thanks so much
Best poker tutorial! I love how each round is explained, esp in terms of what "check" means
this is by far the most EASY to understand Texas Holdem poker game's video. Big thanks for the video.
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Finally a Poker video that explains in simple, clear & concise manner. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Very thorough, well explained and very helpful. Thanks!
Good Video, but I noticed a few minor points I feel the need to critique.
a) Wouldn't the weakest card combination technically be high card (no pair)?
b) Just before 4:00, the narrator states that every player has to combine their two hole cards with the community cards. You don't have to use both hole cards, and can even use only the community cards.
c) Technically, two pair (as shown), the pairs have to be of different rank. Two pairs of the same rank would be four of a kind.
Thank you for your input!
@@Pokervip You're welcome.
😮 I agree! I have no idea all the vocabulary to explain what I have. Best video I found to explain a non poker player
Very very good teacher. Short. Simple. Excellent communication.
so simple i totally understand now just how do people remember all this?
This is the best video ever how to play poker. Now I’m about to go download the game and play. Gave this video a thumbs up. Agree with everybody else the other videos were so much extra and complicated
Thanks for the simple and clear explanations of this game. Tonight, my first game. Good video
Thank you! My wife was having the most trouble understanding the action and blinds and this video helped immensely!
Thank you. Very helpful and clear.
I think you and your video are onderful. You are the only person to explain it to me that understand completely.!!! Thank you
I’ll jump on the fan wagon here and also thank you for simple thru and thru explanation for this game. Appreciate it
This was the best and easiest to understand explanation ever. Thanks so much
Great to hear!
August 2024.Who's here? Really great video. Thank you for this. ..... from Fort Worth, Texas
After the flop, the first player to act is the closest "ON THE LEFT" of the button(dealer), most videos or website says the "closest" which may misleading people to think the Blinds are one of the closest but they are in fact the farthest. Thanks for this precise specification in your video!
Finally someone who explains this thoroughly
This was a really great video, thank you so much for your clear instructions.
I played two poker games with family we used quarters as chips and stacks of four where used I suggest this and I won 18$ now I'm 13 so this was pretty good and the second time we played a few months later I got 25$ and it was one of the funniest times ever
At the 4:25 mark, I think the weakest winning hand would be high card. The only thing player has is the single highest card. Otherwise a nice video. I learned a lot.
I have a question. During the show down, you have 2 cards left. So when you check if yours is the best, do you take away some cards and place yours?
Best video out there for a beginner, thanks!
When players 2 and 3 "call" after they have SB BB, do they just add chips to the existing SB BB to equal the previous player bet? Or do they add additional chips, equal to previous bet? If that question is clear... thanks!
SB and BB call to equal the raised buy-in price. Everybody has to stay in by matching the current round bet (unless they're already all in)
by George i think i understand !! when people explain this on here they make it sound like its rocket science but its really not that difficult.
How do you make the best possible hand combination. I don't understand that part, what hand gives you the pot.
Simplest explanation I’ve seen, now I finally understand it and can retire from just playing 5 card draw lol. Great video!
I want to learn poker this just made it easy, thank you.
This may seem like a daft question, but I am a total newbie. Once the betting has got all the way round to the big blind and he checks, is that the end of the betting round, or can the round continue with the "Under the Gun " raising?
1:45 I've always played poker where the first round ends at the dealer; the small and big blind don't need to call. I thought the whole point is the blinds have already made their 'blind bet' in that round. Is this wrong?
Thank you for this instruction. It was helpful. *QUESTION* I recently purchased a Texas Hold Em kit and it came with dice but I didn't see you mention nor use dice in this video. Are they unnecessary?
This was so straight forward to watch, I had NO IDEA how to play till this... wish me luck (now I just have to remember the card combinations)
2 years later, how did you do?
Not great 😂
This is brilliant, I’ve always wanted to have a go at poker but it always looked so complicated, this has made it very simple. However it doesn’t explain what happens if by some chance there’s two equal winning hands, is the pot shared? isn’t there also a main pot and side pot scenario too?
good video. this is the best one i have seen on this topic
What happens to number 5 @3:36 ? Why was he removed from the table when the next card was played?
He folded
Thanks this really helped
Question: let’s say for instance 2 players have 1 card of spades both and a community card has 1 card of spades which player gets the card of spades
The 1st player or the 2nd player how is it decided
Everyone shares the community cards....you both get to make your own best hand...but suit only come into play on flush, thus 1 spade in the cc cards would mean nothing to either of you. However if there were3 spades in the cc youd both have flushes and then it would come down to which of you had the higher spade(s) in your hand
Super helpful! Similar card combo values as something like cribbage or even Yahtzee. One question - in this game, is Ace high or low? Does one person choose and it applies for everyone or each player uses it in the way most useful to them?
Thanks for a refresher on how this game is played.
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This is the only video I actually understood. THANKS
My 3 year old is getting better and better every day, one day all that hard work will pay off!!
Can you mix up the community cards to form a two pairs or etc.?
Well explained. Thanks. Only question i have, is when it comes to the blind players, is the amount predetermined, or is it up to them?
I had this same question and googled it lol. Apparently it’s determined by whoever is hosting the game.
Wow what an amazing tutorial it really helped me out. I learned super quick thanks to this bid not complicating every single little rule. He was just straight to the point without using super weird terminology without explaining.
Bro, this was the only tutorial I fully understood. Thkz man. Also, subscribed.
Thank you so much! I’m on vacation and my friends asked me if I wanted to play with them on Thursday. I haven’t played in a few months and I forgot the rank of the card hands.
This is the best video Ove sene so far to play poker🎉
I’m still struggling with the meaning of the word “hand”. You seem to use it to mean the following interchangeably: A. A combination of five cards, the rank of which is compared to those of the other players to determine who takes the pot (“the rank of a hand”). B. A period of the game that starts when a dealer is designated and ends when the dealer is re-designated (“another hand of poker”). Is “hand” an equivocal term? Please clarify.
"A hand" is one round of poker. "my hand" is the cards I have
Adam Roberts Which brings into question the meaning of “round”. There are several “rounds” of betting before the “MY hands” are collected and dealt again each “A hand”. Can we call them “A rounds” and “MY rounds”?
@@davidpoirierfilms you are making more complicated than it has to bee
This is definitely a good tutorial on the basics, but it doesn't explain a few things, such as, the blind amounts and how they raise after time, if a player keeps raising a bet. Ties, splits and all in/side pots just to name a few.
Helped out a lot for a begginer because my family and relatives play poker and i want to join in thanks alot for the help
Don’t get me wrong, this is a very good video with the best explanation I have seen so far. BUT, I feel as thought it did sort of a poor job on explaining what makes a good hand and a horrible one and how to bet, unless there was a part two to this video I didn’t see.
Great video. I finally get it now... thanks!
This was a really informative video cheers man
Great video! Best one out of all of the other vids I watched! Thx and good luck to everyone!
Really glade you found it helpful, you can contact us at daniel@pokervip.com for more infos and good luck at tables!
best vid i’ve seen yet! thanks dude
Finally,someone who explains how to play and not just how to win as if we know everything already
helped me out quite a lot, only still left a little confused. is it possible to get more cards during the game or... I am quite new to this. :/
great video except other videos say other rules and i'm confused as to what is right
Very good Tutorial I am figuring this game out now I would like to do tournaments at some stage
QUEST: Home game. If player-1 and player-2 have the same pair, but Player-1 says he has a pair + Queen kicker & Player-2 has the same pair BUT uses the Ace showing on the board, then Player-1 realizes his mistake and also calls Ace kicker, is he allowed to change his mind once called? THANKS
Learn loads from this tomo doesn't want the smoke now
I have a question after the flop can player 2 call all-in on player 6 ? Skipping 2-5 ? Is this legal.
You can't skip people
During home games, when everyone is taking turns being the dealer, does the dealer play too?
Do you have a learning playlist? What playlist is this in, if there is one?
Just a question... Who get the first card? Is it the dealer or the one with small blind? Because in your video, it shows that the dealer gets the first card. But i thought it has to be yhe left of the dealer that gets the first card.
Do kicker cards matter when 2 players have a straight or just who has the highest ending card of the straight
If player 4 were to call and match the big blind and everyone else also calls until it gets back to player 2 would they have to also match the big blind to stay in the game?
ty man i find for hours and i find your video thank you
What happens if during the preflop player five raises, is player 4 forced to call? Woudn't that contradict that player 3 who is the big blind is supposed to be the last one to take action in the round?
I am new to poker and I only have 1 question, what happens in the case of someone going all in?
In the 1st betting round the pre-flop, are SB and BB allowed to "check" instead of call or raise? In this video they did "call".
ERROR IN THIS VIDEO: The player to the immediate left of the dealer button in the small blind receives the first card and then the dealer pitches cards around the table in a clockwise motion from player to player until each has received two starting cards. (Dealer button does not get first card.)
Now I can play video game missions which require poker and actually do what I'm supposed to do. Plus I can have more fun with my friends! thanks!
Very nice man, I love Poker now
btw I see people saying queen suit full suit and all these what does that mean?
Does the table need to be covered with Greene felt in order to play???
Wait so is the big blind and small blind put straight into the pot or is it the current bet? Like when the first round ensues will player number 4 have to match the big blind at least if he wants to keep playing or will the big blind already be in the pot allowing player 4 to bet whatever he wants?