I really think that HU challenge levelled Daniel up and brought his game forward. Glad to see you're still killing it against such a tough field of GTO pros with your own old school deviations
I assume many of even the best tournament players don't work that much on heads up. If you've gotten heads up, which is rare as is, you get there with stacks that are so shallow that there's very little play left. He's probably played/studied more heads up than any random 20 tournament pros combined.
Those “old school deviations” are exploitative poker, which is what wins in live poker. No talent, GTO cultists don’t like to acknowledge that live poker is and has always been a social game.
Dnegs- I love that story where back in the day when you started your own poker site, I think Full Contact Poker, and your team told you the company needed an infusion of cash, so you check where the next big tourney was and booked a plane ticket to the gulf coast and binked the main event for 600k or something like that. I wish you would tell that story again or at least correct me if I'm mistaking. Either way, an epic story on par with the bambino calling his shot.
I love your look after you show the full house, then silence as he pains over his call.. then saying I hope I dont have to (bluff). Well done DNegs.. cant wait to see how you finished it.
Thank you for another wonderful video. How would you like to review some hands from three perspectives: one just showing your own cards (hide the opponent's cards), another from the opponent's perspective (hiding your cards and explaining what would the opponent see from your game), and finally show both.
@@Michael-iw3ek The cool thing is that he could do two versions - one with the cards hidden, then a few weeks later, a version that shows the cards. That would at least cut down on the "Oh that's a snap call, he's always bluffing here" and the, "Oh that's a snap fold, he's never bluffing here lol" type comments (at least it would cut down on those comments on the first version of the video - you'd still have to deal with those comments on the 2nd vid)
He really giving good educational short handed strategy you all should definitely listen to this. I have my own short handed strategy but this is great advice
On the river, you chose a bet size you'd use if you wanted Nick to fold a Q, but given that Nick called much lighter than Qx, he's probably always calling a Q. So maybe an overbet would make more sense if you wanted Nick's Qx to be indifferent between calling and folding? Or do you still think your sizing was good?
Daniel, I love you but: 15:43 - “KQ, AQ maybe. But I don’t have those because I would have re-raised preflop” You just told us we should also limp with big hands because we have to limp a lot heads up So you could have AQ no? 🤷
I tell a lot of good stories in 1 euro MTT bounty hunter games... but sadly I think most players are either deaf or speak a different language. I'm like Tolkein and yet nobody believes in hobbitses!
i like you daniel :) plz show us spot more complicated! (those 3 spot was ez) i dont know why he pay with AK you have to much time something here T2 T3 T4 T6 T7 and sometime 78 68 in bluff (and some low 5 if you think you want make fold a 9) and rarely absolute R A5 8T JT QT Q9 95 J5 and sometime KT QQ JJ 99 AQ AJ on value but ok he dont have a spade so maybe you have more bluff and the call is corect
@@coverdadon its a reference to tony g who went all in with a2 and got called by kj, don't take everything so serious man, it's a joke not a dick so learn to take it
Really... this "series" is the most drawn-out poker content I've seen... talk about trying to get every penny he can, that on top of the fake "live" posting... its comical at this point people still fall for this deceptive marketing
What??? It’s a 3 day tournament with many significant hands and concepts to go over. Plus the series is really popular with pretty much everyone except you liking it. Of course he’s going to keep posting. What do you expect? Seriously weird thought process.
It's a free video where you learn about important poker concepts of all levels and man is out here complaining about it. Get a grip, you're not forced to watch this.
Привет! Первый русский коммент тут )). Это разбор турнира прошлого года, который он выйграл и благополучно расстянул на обучающий материал на своем примере, это по сути финальная партия
"One day you're going to bluff, right? Full House."
I really think that HU challenge levelled Daniel up and brought his game forward. Glad to see you're still killing it against such a tough field of GTO pros with your own old school deviations
I assume many of even the best tournament players don't work that much on heads up. If you've gotten heads up, which is rare as is, you get there with stacks that are so shallow that there's very little play left. He's probably played/studied more heads up than any random 20 tournament pros combined.
@@Jermo484 I think it's an important part of tournament play, but agree that Daniel likely has an edge over the field heads up post-Polk challenge
@@phillyng Probably not necessarily true against Petrangelo in specific though.
@@phillyng no doubt it is as thats what it will go down to in every tournament
Those “old school deviations” are exploitative poker, which is what wins in live poker. No talent, GTO cultists don’t like to acknowledge that live poker is and has always been a social game.
Dnegs- I love that story where back in the day when you started your own poker site, I think Full Contact Poker, and your team told you the company needed an infusion of cash, so you check where the next big tourney was and booked a plane ticket to the gulf coast and binked the main event for 600k or something like that. I wish you would tell that story again or at least correct me if I'm mistaking. Either way, an epic story on par with the bambino calling his shot.
"It's a flip"
Daniel with his 5-sided coin :)
Hi Daniel!
You are the Best not question!
Greetings from Hungary 🇭🇺
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Well narrated. 😊 the review. Thanks Daniel.
I love your look after you show the full house, then silence as he pains over his call.. then saying I hope I dont have to (bluff).
Well done DNegs.. cant wait to see how you finished it.
Dnegs is Magnus level range comprehension 💪💪
Thank you for another wonderful video.
How would you like to review some hands from three perspectives: one just showing your own cards (hide the opponent's cards), another from the opponent's perspective (hiding your cards and explaining what would the opponent see from your game), and finally show both.
Doesn't he already do all perspectives in these videos? lol
@@suibora He does, but with all the cards open. It's a small detail but it makes a difference. rofl.
@@Michael-iw3ek The cool thing is that he could do two versions - one with the cards hidden, then a few weeks later, a version that shows the cards. That would at least cut down on the "Oh that's a snap call, he's always bluffing here" and the, "Oh that's a snap fold, he's never bluffing here lol" type comments (at least it would cut down on those comments on the first version of the video - you'd still have to deal with those comments on the 2nd vid)
You're a good coach.
I really hope I get to meet you at WSOP this year! Will definitely ask for pic when your out of hand! Cheers from Chicago!
He really giving good educational short handed strategy you all should definitely listen to this. I have my own short handed strategy but this is great advice
Excellent!
Good job Daniel, very enjoyable analysis, your fan from Iran
hey triangle hands! where's the turquoise blue specs? going more for the travelling man look (nudge nudge wink wink)
Oh boy, gonna stretch off and get a sandwich for this one. ❤
YOU CAN'T BE ALL LOOSEY GOOSEY EATING A SANDWICH!
You can't be all loosey goosey like that!
Nicky P looked like he was about to cry after making that call..
Lets go my idol 🎉 Hope Can Get A Sign From Kid Poker 😂
This is a great lesson. I just wish I understood it. 🤪
Daniel where csn i grt that shirt you have.. "Limpin" TIA and stay blessed brotha
On the river, you chose a bet size you'd use if you wanted Nick to fold a Q, but given that Nick called much lighter than Qx, he's probably always calling a Q. So maybe an overbet would make more sense if you wanted Nick's Qx to be indifferent between calling and folding? Or do you still think your sizing was good?
Daniel, do another podcast with lex Friedman before the wsop!!! He's lucky for you bro !!
Daniel, I love you but:
15:43 - “KQ, AQ maybe. But I don’t have those because I would have re-raised preflop”
You just told us we should also limp with big hands because we have to limp a lot heads up
So you could have AQ no? 🤷
Honey, he called with AK
Negs ❤
I tell a lot of good stories in 1 euro MTT bounty hunter games... but sadly I think most players are either deaf or speak a different language.
I'm like Tolkein and yet nobody believes in hobbitses!
Daniel danielll… dont call for your cards when you are ahead broo!! That s just rude
NickP just looks really irritated and frustrated throughout this entire match. Yeah he's not doing well vs. Negreanu but it feels like more than that.
i like you daniel :)
plz show us spot more complicated! (those 3 spot was ez)
i dont know why he pay with AK you have to much time something here
T2 T3 T4 T6 T7 and sometime 78 68 in bluff (and some low 5 if you think you want make fold a 9) and rarely absolute R
A5 8T JT QT Q9 95 J5 and sometime KT QQ JJ 99 AQ AJ on value
but ok he dont have a spade so maybe you have more bluff and the call is corect
calling all in with king jack? bring more petrangelos in here
If serious: That‘s the worst mixture of stupidity and arrogance i could imagine.
@@coverdadon its a reference to tony g who went all in with a2 and got called by kj, don't take everything so serious man, it's a joke not a dick so learn to take it
Can I have $10?
limping AK deserve to lose ALWAYS!
Get someone to front you 300k, play in a field of 20 players. Run well and get bailed out after a miserable badly played World Series
Really... this "series" is the most drawn-out poker content I've seen... talk about trying to get every penny he can, that on top of the fake "live" posting... its comical at this point people still fall for this deceptive marketing
What??? It’s a 3 day tournament with many significant hands and concepts to go over. Plus the series is really popular with pretty much everyone except you liking it. Of course he’s going to keep posting. What do you expect? Seriously weird thought process.
Do you wake up in the morning and think "I want to complain about free stuff today"?
😂😂
it seems to have drawn you in
fly away little moth, fly you fool
It's a free video where you learn about important poker concepts of all levels and man is out here complaining about it. Get a grip, you're not forced to watch this.
Why even watch if you don't like it? I think you should use your time more wisely for yourself :)
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Привет! Первый русский коммент тут )). Это разбор турнира прошлого года, который он выйграл и благополучно расстянул на обучающий материал на своем примере, это по сути финальная партия