Very good stuff, you play really well for only just getting into the game. One bit of advice that will help you tremendously I promise, bet bigger. In basically all spots, bet bigger!! The AA hand for example, I would not advise limp reraising but if we do decide to go you should reraise to £50-£60 range. £25 is criminally small and you rob yourself of so much value here! It also means that when you bet flop the pot is smaller so you cant bet as much, then turn and river the same. Lots of your value bets throughout the video should be for much bigger sizings! AK on K86K3 is a good example too. Flop size is good, turn size is way too small. I would be very tempted to overbet but you want to bet £35-40 at least here, we have a supremely strong hand, this is not at all thin value! Then river you bet £75 into £70 and this is definitely not blowing him off You can get called by a lot of bluff catchers here and we have a very big hand so want to bet big. Try to think less about some of the hands that may beat you, or fold to your river bet and focus on the abundance of worse hands that will call you with. In live poker people call way too much and by betting small amounts you're letting them off far too cheaply. Hope that makes sense and it's something you can start to work into your game in future, you'll find yourself winning much bigger pots.
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Very good blog !! Like the set up !!
Very good stuff, you play really well for only just getting into the game. One bit of advice that will help you tremendously I promise, bet bigger. In basically all spots, bet bigger!! The AA hand for example, I would not advise limp reraising but if we do decide to go you should reraise to £50-£60 range. £25 is criminally small and you rob yourself of so much value here! It also means that when you bet flop the pot is smaller so you cant bet as much, then turn and river the same. Lots of your value bets throughout the video should be for much bigger sizings!
AK on K86K3 is a good example too. Flop size is good, turn size is way too small. I would be very tempted to overbet but you want to bet £35-40 at least here, we have a supremely strong hand, this is not at all thin value! Then river you bet £75 into £70 and this is definitely not blowing him off You can get called by a lot of bluff catchers here and we have a very big hand so want to bet big.
Try to think less about some of the hands that may beat you, or fold to your river bet and focus on the abundance of worse hands that will call you with. In live poker people call way too much and by betting small amounts you're letting them off far too cheaply.
Hope that makes sense and it's something you can start to work into your game in future, you'll find yourself winning much bigger pots.
Appreciate your advice man taking it on board for sure! Good luck on the felt👊🏼
Glad you changed the graphics. The ones on vlog 1 were really hard to see.