This is what i call great poker content. You surpassed yourself on this video. everything is very well explained by you and your "guest". Maybe i found this video more helpful than your other videos because i am micro stakes player myself 😂
This is unreal how good these are. I like to watch live commentaries & study heavy theory/data on slides. This really pairs both practce and study nicely, shows how replicable thought processes can be in live situations.
Just been watching through "from the ground up" again as i've gotten back into playing poker again and studying more seriously. Was a trip to have this video randomly popup, didnt know you had a TH-cam but glad i found it. You have a great way of explaining/teaching Pete - not many people can do it like you mate! Now to binge your videos for the next couple days 😂 looking forward to more of these live game/reviews. Love a real world example Edit: oh btw, spelling mistake in the description for your course!
not sure what is funnier in the KdQd hand. villain #2 (who opens, gets 3b, sees a cold call & flats) has 740BB to start the hand . . . or villain #1 spiking his one outer on the turn. and then check raise shoves for no reason . . .
It's a nice concept but would be nice to see the whole hand rather than just one street. Not just being results orientated, but some hands seem strange as he is talking about standard cbets and he is out of position and the pot is so small it doesn't appear to be a 3 bet pot.
The KQ two pair Vs Set Qs hand tilts me just watching. Great advice on dealing with 'the sting', I am getting better at quickly reviewing hands like this and realising I don't need to over analyse/adjust. I do still struggle with entitlement tilt in these spots and it can affect me for the rest of a session, any tips with dealing with that specifically?
I have recorded 5 of these already so stay tuned for plenty more later this month. Let me know your thoughts 🔥
@@richardhocking2755but then I’d have to go an record another 5 instantly 😢
@@CarrotCornerPoker oh no how terrible
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This is what i call great poker content.
You surpassed yourself on this video. everything is very well explained by you and your "guest".
Maybe i found this video more helpful than your other videos because i am micro stakes player myself 😂
This guy is much better than I expected for a 5nl player. Props to him, very impressive!
This is unreal how good these are.
I like to watch live commentaries & study heavy theory/data on slides.
This really pairs both practce and study nicely, shows how replicable thought processes can be in live situations.
Just been watching through "from the ground up" again as i've gotten back into playing poker again and studying more seriously.
Was a trip to have this video randomly popup, didnt know you had a TH-cam but glad i found it. You have a great way of explaining/teaching Pete - not many people can do it like you mate!
Now to binge your videos for the next couple days 😂 looking forward to more of these live game/reviews. Love a real world example
Edit: oh btw, spelling mistake in the description for your course!
yo the amiga mention yooooo. i actually had an amiga oh my im old.
Impressive insight from this player. He'll move up fast
not sure what is funnier in the KdQd hand.
villain #2 (who opens, gets 3b, sees a cold call & flats) has 740BB to start the hand . . .
or villain #1 spiking his one outer on the turn.
and then check raise shoves for no reason . . .
It's a nice concept but would be nice to see the whole hand rather than just one street. Not just being results orientated, but some hands seem strange as he is talking about standard cbets and he is out of position and the pot is so small it doesn't appear to be a 3 bet pot.
Love the channel and the concept here
Why don’t we see preflop thinking ?
The KQ two pair Vs Set Qs hand tilts me just watching. Great advice on dealing with 'the sting', I am getting better at quickly reviewing hands like this and realising I don't need to over analyse/adjust. I do still struggle with entitlement tilt in these spots and it can affect me for the rest of a session, any tips with dealing with that specifically?
Nice intro 😂