LIMPIN' is PIMPIN'! | How to WIN $3,000,000 in 3 Days Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- In the first hand breakdown from this series we analyze the Limpin' is Pimpin' strategy I implemented against all the GTO geniuses.
The 2023 Super High Roller Bowl was a $300,000 Buy-In event with over $3,000,000 for first place featuring all the killers including Jason Koon, Alex Foxen, Justin Bonomo, Stephen Chidwick, LuckyChewy, Michael Addamo, Isaac Haxton, Nick Petrangelo and more!
0:00 How to Win $3,000,000
0:35 Field and Structure
1:25 Preflop
3:30 Limping Ranges
5:50 Open sizing
6:40 My Limping Range
8:41 Flop
9:03 Range Advantage
10:35 Bet Sizing
12:24 Wrap Up
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Listening to you talking about poker strategy is an absolute joy. When is your next book coming out Daniel?
Meh, books are old news, I think these videos are more productive and better yet, totally free.
@@dnegspoker you are my dogg Negreanu! I appreciate your videos!
@@dnegspoker Nick Vitucci the scammer that swindle millions of dollars from people in his real estate Seminars. Sad you went on his podcast knowing this guy is a con-man and you associate with him!!!!!! Your better than this!!!!!
DN that's great to become famous today but if you want to be a legend you gotta write a book history is written in books you are the legend kid poker! please some day when you're finished covering all your strategies you want to explore.
but know, you have many fans waiting for "kid poker strategy" book. we're waiting for it. and when you're an old legend not here anymore, you gotta set on stone per say what you are about.
every great legend writes an autobiography.
your autobiography will be more of an inspiration than ANY OF YOUR STRATEGY. we want to know your story of going from home in Canada and dreaming of Vegas and trying over and over. that's what gets the rest of us gunning and dreaming for Vegas even more!
we can watch your videos of how you play... but we want to know how you made your dream come true, from scratch!
@@dnegspoker Love it. thank you!
It reminds me in chess of making what is a sub optimal move just to get your opponent out of their preparation. Obviously this doesn't work against chess engines that see 50 moves ahead (the analogy of GTO optimal play) but against humans playing something you are comfortable with that your opponent isn't can give you a huge edge
I do this every move....doesn't work out for me.
Yes I agree 100%
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This is a decent analogy absolutely. Something an expert like Magnus can do but for less skilled players it's not so easy
I was thinking the exact same thing hah
Love Daniel and his continual evolution. As well, "I can't tell you, my wife would kill me......one minute later, I can tell you what my range is!" - Daniel to perfection!
Haha I'm in so much trouble! 🙂
I think your comfortability with limping is directly proportionate to your ability and confidence in your post-flop play, which is something many amateurs may lack to some degree, (myself included). As always, I appreciate your insights as well as your candor. On a side note, as much as I enjoy Nick's commentary style, I'm not so sure he gives you the props you deserve. Thanks for the vid.
Always appreciate the content, Daniel! Keep it rollin brother. Make good decisions!
I really love and respect how even after all these years you still are being innovative when it comes to poker strategy. Thanks for sharing some insight.
i love your content Daniel
Hey Daniel. I have been looking forward to the next batch of hand breakdown videos! Your explanation of hand ranges has really improved my own game, and every single one of your videos has been a great study tool. I congratulate you on your Super High Rollerbowl VII win, and this summer, I'm going to do my very first WSOP! ($400 Colossus). Hope to see ya there man!
Connor
Glad to hear you are enjoying them and find them helpful
We most often limped with kk, aa, oo, up front in hopes of jam/ squeezing after it comes around hoping for a raise seldom raising early with a big pair. AK early raise, yes because it's not that strong.
Thanks Daniel I love these informative break down videos. Thanks for sharing what works for you ❤!
💯 agree
Been so excited about content man! appreciate you!
thank you waiting for part 2 you're such an inspiration!
Great education here Daniel! I love limping and pimping also fits into the small ball approach we both love. Thanks for explaining in more detail about the strategy....cheers Daniel and GL in 2023
Daniel's videos are always on point. What a great insight into the game
This video is great. Entertaining personality plus super informative
So awesome to see your continued success in the game of poker! Your content has really made me a big fan of the game.
Brilliant vid. Breaking it down nice and smooth as always
I really enjoyed watching you win! It is interesting to hear your strategy after watching the game. I don't know how anyone can like poker and not have a poker go subscription. Thanks for the video. 😁
Your the GOAT and the Legend for me! Sinds the beginning of the poker boom already one of the best, cashgame and tournaments. And now still beating newschool poker and GTO guys.
I can literally listen to you all day you give out such great knowledge
I hope you keep doing this kind of video i really like them. Subbed.
Love ya Daniel keep grinding bro been watching you since your stared way back in the Canadian jersey days
your explanation of hand raises is really solid, much appreciated!
lovely stuff Daniel
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Excellent video that helps understanding OMCs that do this without realizing what they are doing in cash games.
Still a go-to guy after a hundred years.
Always great stuff.
In my local 1/2 nl game, all the players have a limping strategy 🤣
Great video!
You’ve made poker into science, cause at that level it’s nothing short of one. Thanks sensei GOAT
Love the video, I’ve been getting heaps of money at my local bar tournaments after studying your content. Kid poker!!!!!
Love the videos
Being a leader and sharing so qualitative content (including a part of your strategy) is 100 times worth being first on the all time money list. Please continue. You have improved my game and I'm sure a lot of amateur players can say that too.
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Yes you are amateur
Love they way you explain it. Love your style of playing. Love you Negs.
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This has to be the most satisfying way to win… implementing your own strategy, that no one else would dare try, from start to finish and ultimately taking it down
I'm not supermega pokerstar but what I have noticed when I used to play poker a lot in UNI days, If you're quite conservative player, pickup some pots with a showdown in the beginning of the game with solid cards, occasionally limp but fold to an aggressor, try limping and just calling an aggressor later down the line. suddenly your hand will look quite strong and people will respect that although you maybe just have an 9-6 off. this conservative + occasional limp approach gives room for great bluffs.
I was doing this last night and was picking up some decent pots with bottom pair or chaising a straight people would just fold assuming I had the hand already when I was trying to build a pot if I hit the straight. I also do the opposite sometimes, go to cheap showdowns early with nothing so I look like I bluff more then I do then when I start getting hands I crack people trying to call the bluff.
Good image
The first 10 seconds of the video had me cracking up already😂👌
Thanks for years of entertainment. Your hard work pays off.
Great stuff Daniel
God damn Daniel, just watched your Fridman podcast. Wow! Love you man! What great insight
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nice vid sir, keep it up
Thanks for the video I have played old school live and not a complete limp strategy but final table I limp alot and play the streets
Great video
Very nicely explained in all respects!!!
Thank you Daniel
Limpin’ has become an epidemic online since the release of this video. Love it! Cheap flops to suck out 👍
Congratulations buddy!
Very interesting analysis.
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Ken Warren: A Winners Guide to Texas Hold ‘Em is a great go to reference book. Nothing beats learning from experience.
Very interesting conclusions, Mr. Negreanu. Bravo, my favorite poker player!!!
This guy is insane and a genius
The best spots I see in my games for implementing limping strats are when you're in the 25 - 35 bb range at an aggressive table. Since the common strats these days involve so much light three betting, a lot of times in tournaments I'm able to 4 bet jam, super light and get away with it and pad my stack with very average hands like 6/7suited. Many times the action will go I limp, someone raises attacking my limp, then someone in late position knows that person is attacking my limp so they three bet light, then boom hit them with the 4 bet jam after and they fold almost every single time.
amazing video
I have started limping a lot more now like I used to ten years ago when I started playing...it feels good to limp with aces again LoL
Thanks mr
Look at Stevie the Barber Chidwick. What an absolute surgeon at the table. Love him
this is a great analysis....love your content, i've been getting destroyed online and in live poker....its actually depressing
Daniel your the Greatest
You're a God Daniel. I've been watching you since 2002. You have given so much to the poker community you should get a Nobel (if it existed). Thanks
Love the beard, Daniel!
Haxton with the mask is brutal to watch 😂
Nice video Daniel
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Jack's n fours will never get old!
The people I'm playing against aren't thinking this deep about why I'm limping. If I limp, someone in mid position is going ship his entire 100BB stack into a 3BB pot. He's going to have any hand he considers "decent". Could be aces, but also 2 2. Could be 6 7 suited or AK unsuited. I find that limping hands that connect well works. I only really take it to river when I'm pretty nutted, and they'll pretty much take it to all in with second pair.
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👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 wow. Limp bet is sooooooooooo good 👍.
I’m a somewhat new poker player but I’ve been watching you for years and you’ve definitely helped me out a lot just by watching the way you play and taking notes so these videos are insanely informative I appreciate it man.
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I fuckn love you bro. My man for sure. Thanx for the video. U always teach me so much.
Legend
Those chips are gorgeous. I think they’re the only large inlay I’ve ever seen that I like
I love how you play poker your smart af
I love the audio quality of these videos. Is there any way you could use the same setup for the podcasts?
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To see Him play fully-focused -- a LOT less
joshing around with tablemates ---
🌟 What a treat !! 🌟
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Hey, I don't get it, so you only have limping range EP? No raises? Also at what stack size you stop limping, if you do?
Got to bust out the "Limpin' Is Pimpin'" merch 👏🏼🤙🏼
Daniel's eyelashes on flique as per usual in these vids! :D
This man is a genius
Great to hear your thoughts ❤
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Off-topic. You look healthy DNegs 🙏 Been a poker fan of yours of almost a decade, but your health advice helped me the most.
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Love the content, hitting quads was as lucky as it gets,
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i just recently started watching poker a month or two ago so idk if this guy is well known, but that one announcer is so “intellectual” and unnecessarily proper that it’s just hilarious. Like he sounds more like a chess caster than most chess casters! I kept sending clips of him sounding ridiculously posh for no reason. Living embodiment of “🧐 hmmm yes, quite”
@danieln I'm kinda addicted to this serie. Is any new episode going to come out soon? harry up please! lol
Sitting here nodding and agreeing with you... like I have the skills to add this to my game 😅
Curious to know, do you have a limp folding range here vs a button isolate?
I like using limps in my game too, cash games.
I am not saying a lot, but at some tables , when certain kinds of players are present. Normally though, against most, I raise first in
Good video Nice tips
Funny how Daniel used to make fun of hellmuth for limping. Now he's adopting the same strategy and talking as if he invented fire.
I've always preferred to just limp even if I have a monster hand. I like to trap an opponent. Of course you have to be able to pick the right spots to try and bluff a hand. I'm just not a fan of throwing chips into the pot with a low chance of winning unless your plan is to bluff. If your opponents know that you'll check or limp with a monster hand then I don't see how they can see those decisions to be an automatic weak hand. Of course balance is key and mixing up your game is ideal. So far my play style has been working great and I've taken my game to another level after watching the pro's play and understanding the depth of this game and watching alot of videos on TH-cam. Instincts also play a very important part at winning at poker. I love how complicated of a game it is and cant wait to keep improving and being a good poker player.
Hi King.Great Salam from Land of Fire 🔥
The transition to this strategy shouldn't be too difficult for anyone who implies small-ball.
oahh yahh stack dem chips !
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Limping is a fav strategy of mine. Play koi, let the opponent overstep and then capitalize
There’s not a chance that you are balancing as well as Daniel, so tricky low stakes limpers like you are just losing EV complicating your strategy.
When Daniel took the Super high roller bowl all I could hear was "Pay that man his money."
Did Daniel just do a 13 minute video on a limp bet win pot? And somehow still made it entertaining?
I did!!!!
What's the highest cash out for a reg player in the wpt entry fee only
I love that youre not afraid to wear mascara. Its great for youtube videos. Maybe grab one that dries a lil bit faster tho :P hehe
2022 WSOP proves that even Daniel is human and luck is EVERYTHING!
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You should not tell anyone. But i love you did. The big hitters will watch this though, keep that in mind.
If you have range advantage, you can bet the bigger sizing ? I thought it meant you can bet more frequently, and you needed the nut advantage to bet bigger.
In the first hand, with A6d, you have the range advantage, so you want to bet small to protect your ace high. You can optionally bet bigger on the turn, as either a stone cold bluff, or if the turn helps you, or if you had something good on the flop.
I can hear people now. "Yeah, I told ya limping was good under the gun!" That is NOT what Daniel said here. What Daniel showed was limping was workable strategy as long as you play it balanced and understand ranges and how the board hits (or doesn't hit) each person range post flop. Ask yourself if you are good enough to pull this off? Hmmmm.... I bet most of us are not.
You are correct. This strategy is far more complex and more difficult to effectively study
@@dnegspoker just wait - very soon the trolls will show up with their "but if you didn't go runner runner quads against full house you wouldn't have won" speech :-). Great job on that win, btw.
We need online tournaments with you
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How to win a tournament, play a sit and go that's smaller than the field at your local dog track,poker room. That's how you win 3 million dollars. We had some Joe Schmo nice guy at my local dog track take down $165,000 on a $400 Buy in the other day down in Biloxi against 3600 entrants. That's impressive
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