How to Play a Big Stack
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Three tips on how to play a big stack in a tourney.
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10 minute vids get more money. daniel gets through the same amount of info in a shorter time. well done
HEY! Of course you don't when you are just one big tournament playa homie. Just follow the damn big tournaments playa!
why not man, think of all the hookers in vegas the extra dough could bring!! love the videos btw
Good point. This video was 100% content, no time wasting.
Actually, shorter videos tend to do much better on youtube. 3 minutes is the sweet spot.
Bro you need to avoid confrantation
''All you have to do is bust the last guy and then you get all the trophies'' What a way to think about it, thanks again.
I appreciate the closed captioning. It is done well, and makes the good content readily available for me.
I've been struggling a lot with my game in the mid-late stages. This helps considerably! Cheers.
I once saw a guy at a final table whos stack was a big as everybodys chips combined. He kept calling people's shoves with air and finally went out in 5th. lol
what a donk amirite?
Daniel, you're my favourite poker player by far and have been for years. Thanks for these videos, great stuff.
John Juanda once said to me many years ago "I had trips"
He once folded quads believe it or not
Sick.
tnx daniel for all your videos, you are helping the poker community :)
D-Negs! I just wana say thank you. These short poker tip videos have thought me alot and i have identified so many areas where I have been playing wrong. its like you are reading my mind....(see what i did there?) I am cashing more often now and its all thanks to you doing your bit for the poker community! I play more tranquillo now :)
Muito obrigado pelas dicas mestre. Obrigado por colocar a legenda em português. Muito grato pelas dicas. Que Deus lhe abençoe sempre...
Great advice and I have the war wounds to support it thanks Daniel.
i'd own u
me 2.
Thanks Daniel, I just finished getting beat bad after losing my big stack and I bluffed it all away. I was too cocky and chasing cards.
love the videos! been a huge fan ever since I started playing poker. loving the lessons! could there be some specific videos for more advanced players? cheers!
Huge fan of these videos Daniel! These tips are helping me take even more money from my friends at poker night! One suggestion: Could you make a video on tells? With your reading ability, I'm sure you have good advice.
Good video. I've only started playing about 3/4 months ago. I play aggressively and in general can create a large chip lead usually top 10ish in the 11$ tourney until towards the end .Always seem to fall short near the end. Best I've gotten was p.46 in a tourney. I'll try be more protective of the stack in the later stages
Multumesc pt sfat Daniel,esti cel mai bun 🤜.Salutari din 🇷🇴
Thank you so much for all the tips you provide, it is always very clear and suited for everyone, but never condescending. You're the best !
A french supporter :)
Jab jab jab, duck and move, duck and move, jab jab jab. Got it.
in other words: raise raise raise, check call, check call, raise raise raise.
A video on " how to play final table" will be good content for your next video. Hope you do it soon
so much good information in such short videos
NEVER any ads. bravo Daniel bravo mate
love these quick tip videos Daniel 👌🏼😃 keep 'em coming
Thanks for making these, Daniel. Very helpful as well as clear and concise.
Daniel, any variation in this theory regarding large stacks in cash games vs. tournies?? By the way, thanks for the vlogs. They are very informative to a beg/mod reg looking to improve. The fact that you don't capitalize monetarily on them just shows what kind of guy you are. Thanks.
sammisdaddy This is only tournaments and is also not quite correct
Hey Daniel new to your channel and I wanna say love the vids. Im not sure if you are trying to do this but would you consider doing longer videos or longer tips. Like an in depth 10 minute video. Regardless keep up the good work!
Awesome tip. It’s how I already play cash games. This just gives me proof on why it works. Even when I know I have the best hand, I play it safe. No need to get crazy, little by little the chips make their way to you.
You need to attack the med stacks as the Blinds will get the short stacks eventually ❤😊
Passively post flop is very smart Everyone that gets felted increases your payout
Let the knuckleheads go at it all in!!❤😊
Very good advice Mister Daniel ; thank you .
Needed this. I consistently am a top stake at break in a local tourney and bust out shortly after
Daniel , This is just a short note to let you know I love your Vlog , excellent to say the least. The only thing you need to work on is the Volume .. For some reason your videos have low volume . With your videos I turn the volume up wide open and its still difficult to hear. I usually use my ear buds so I can hear you better..... Other than that I love it ....
Thanks
Daniel + beard = look'n good my man
Just won a satellite for $2.20 to this week's Sunday million! Thanks for all the tips buddy :) much appreciated
how many seats and players? Thought about entering but seems very risky
William Peytz 2.20 risk yikes
@@Yeet113 his mom can't afford
It's almost time for that Rocky marathon again before the WSOP. Cheers Daniel!
Thanks Daniel really liked these tips.
I love this guy
"you need to know everything you do at the poker table conveys information. You can't be like all loosey-goosey, eating a sandwich on your phone. OOOHH IM ALL IN"
Hey, Dan! These videos are exactly what I was looking for for developping my poker game while gathering my bankroll. You are a true Poker Ambassador and a person to look up to. Appreciate your work. I'll see you in a 2023ish WSOP. Hopefully.
Ignas Ivaškevičius If you're trying to improve your game I wouldn't be listening to someone who can't beat 50NL and is down 500k online
Can u please please please tell me the chips that are in the cash challenge with kevin hart. Really want to know. Love the videos.
Hello Jesus Daniel The Almighty Negreanu.
I am actually considering writing your tips down and bringing them up whenever I am in these situations (in online poker of course).
For instance if I'm in a small tournament with a big stack, I'll pull out the 3 tips from this clip on notepad while I play the game, in order to keep my mind focused on playing like this.
What I really want to know is: when should you play live poker, and when should you play online poker? I play online and occasionally with my friends live, but I never been in an actual live casino game. At what point should I go to a live game? What stakes should I play at? I really enjoy poker and would like many many questions answered.
Great video as always Daniel. Would you recommend the same strategy in big stack cash games?
That jumper is very flattering Daniel, you should wear it in all your videos...
can you talk about how plays should differ depending on how high the rake is and if there is no rake back, thanks.
You described exactly what a player did with his big stack in the pokerstars championship Panama main event a couple of days ago, I didn't finish watching it but what I seen last he lost a huge pot to a total bluff just because he was big stack
讲的太好了。That was so good.
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love your vids daniel you make canadians proud!!
nice way to explain it, must be easy to remember to
Dan the man. Love your book
Love the videos Daniel. Keep it up!
I didn't understand y the jabbing helps? please reply. thank u.
another great and useful video, thanks for sharing your wisdom :)
Thanks Danny.
Daniel , thank you for the videos very much /// When are you will streaming next one on the pokerstars , i want to see it very much ... please!!!)
How not to learn from the best. You are a beast man, the way you read people impresses me more every day. Lets jab now.
Daniel I've played in 2 wsop events cashed in 1 final table and 20th in another. My question to you at the final table I had AK off suite I'm the big blind and a player moves all in for 40k it's folded to me I have 80k but just knew he had a pocket pair and I really didn't want to race for half my stack. I'm big blind so I have 10k in it already I wanted to fold but felt it was my duty to call him. I called but knew I would lose. Of course he gets trips and I ended up with 2 pair. But it put me in a bad mood because I really felt my move was to fold. Thoughts?
Thats an easy call, you did the right thing.
i am your fan from india i learnt poker from you and i won more than 2300 $ in my beginning time.
Which Rocky movie taught you about tall stacks?
You're the best, DNegs.
Good advice
hey daniel ... I'm a amateur poker player from california but haven't played no limit...i feel more comfortable playing 3-6 and 4-8 limit...any tips on playing that ?
Should you adjust your open and 3 bet sizing with a big stack or just keep it standard?
Watched a $10 Pokersstars Micro KO tourney, huge payouts for a small buyin, over 5,000+ players, it gets down to three players, effective stack was less than 7mil, big stack 80mil, middle player 12mil, watched as the big stack, kept doubling up both opponents, going all in with 63o etc. getting called down with K8 etc...imagine getting through all them players and donking off all your chips, of course he went out in 3rd place, and lost 2,000$ extra. That is edged in my mind, if I ever make it to the final table lol
I find when I play a bunch of hands with the big stack, people end up pushing all in pre and/or post flop on me. Because of this, I tend to play more conservative once I get the big stack. I use the luxury of time that the bigger stack affords me to wait for more premium hands.
Great as always
wish this came out before yesterday i had ~50% (350k) of all chips on the table, a medium stack shoved for 200K i have A10d and call and get out floped and then doubled up on him and got out boat over boat kings full tens VS Kings full sixes. it was the furthest ive got on the final table so i am still happy
Best advice ever...
THANK YOU SO MUCH I ALWAYS LOSE WHENVER I BECOME CHIP LEAD
I heard you like boxing who you think is going to win Julio Cesar Chavez Jr or Canelo Alvarez.??
what about small stack. somebody link me please. thank YOu.
sitting back in the hotel room after punting off 160bb in the 500k GTD WSOP lmao. I wish I would've come to this video earlier. Playing with a big stack is essentially my weakest part of my game.
Bloody love the vids! Keep it up.
Any examples of those jabs technique?
Help! Should I do the same when playing with friends? They play aggressively 80% of the time.
Excellent !
Daniel do one video for hearthstone ha I am sure your strategy will be just as amazing haha
Great video as always. I have a quick question though. Does this strategy applies in cash games as well? Thanks.
no
@@igoralecu6673 it’s been so long since my comment, I totally forgot what my question was… gonna rewatch the video lol.
Can you do a video with tips for cash games?
awesome tips man!
Just wondering how you would recommend countering your tip number three when you aren't the big stack...?
You are my idol Daniel
Did that, got jabbed outta tourney.😢 I guess dnegs style is hard 😅
+Daniel Negreanu
You should get a boxing coach. That boxing was awful. Don't worry, we still have love for ya brother.
Love the boxing metaphors
nice work man
can I borrow a million bucks? please! Love your videos, very helpful and easy to understand.
Man should’ve seen this when it came out.
tranquillo mi amigo, esta bien
I YOUR FAN.
I dont get this because whenever I play MTTS and I get deep with a large stack I usually find myself losing a lot of chips with my jabs pre flop and people shoving on me, 3 betting me when I have a mediocre hand. Usually resulting in me punting away my chips. I dont consider myself high skilled in poker but above average I would say, i usually get in the money fairly often in MTTs on pokerstars and have even won a few tournaments there but what I find the most difficult in poker is when I have a lot of chips, defending them, deep in a MTT
How to play pocket 10s that's hard for me to play, please help?? It's a good hand but sucks when flop contains any face card, what to do??
Salut Daniel, te admin! Mult noroc!
would the same apply for cash games?
sei un grande vorrei giocare affianco a te ma non posso permettermelo.....sto imparando molto solo guardandoti grande :)
Advise how to play against the big stack as a short stack as the last two in a tourney?
Same thing - jab jab jab :) DUCK!!!
Get it all in with a good hand. Big stacks usually tend to bet big with just one pair or two. They want to bully you into folding. Hit a set on the flop or even two pairs and get it all in if they bet.
You should collab with Andrew Neeme. He's a really popular poker Vloger.
You only jab with one of your (physical) hands. ;)
Unless you switch from a rightie to a southpaw... Other than that, I was thinking exactly the same thing!
I'll say for the most part yes but you can see some high level fighters such as McGregor who is a Southpaw that will twist his upper body (while remaining in a Southpaw stance) to put his left hand ahead of his usual jabbing arm (right arm) and use his left as a measuring tool or jab it's just a mix up confuses the timing of opponent since it's already so close to them
Does this apply to cash games?
next video could be how to became daniel negreanu :)
thanks for this videos, are really good
big fan.......hello from india
Big stack bully normally works. Just watch out for the rigged coolers Vs other large stacks.
Daniel, you should read 'The Power of One' if you like boxing - 10/10 book (fiction)
So should I take boxing lessons too ?