10 Most Important Concepts for Poker Players

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0:00 - Intro
0:28 - 1. Mechanics of game theory
1:50 - 2. Thresholds
5:54 - 3. It's not about your hand, it's about your range
6:45 - 4. Maximize EV, not how often you win the pot
9:53 - 5. Stop overvaluing big cards
11:00 - 6. Most of your EV comes from nutted hands
12:54 - 7. Start by mastering your preflop strategy
13:30 - 8. Most of your heuristics are based on lies
14:42 - 9. Variance is bigger than you can imagine
19:04 - 10. Stop overplaying medium hands

[GTOWizard]

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[ryanjones]

This is good stuff. I play full-time at the low limits, but am killing it. What he says about how most hands have a very small expected value but that playing a GTO opening range gets you paid off big with your premiums is right on the money. It's like a dance that you do that the goal of is to get your nutted hands paid off big.

[Tower-blkk]

A really important video to watch and digest. I mean that! Getting this stuff right is building your house with solid foundations instead of quicksand!

[anthony]

Excellent content GTO Wizard. Thanks. Very practical, relevant, and sound advice that I can apply immediately to my game. Your explanations are clear, concise, and logical. Love it! Keep it coming sir! Looking forward to supporting your channel.

[michaelsheehy]

Best video so far. More of these please that aren't super highly complicated.

[wiktormilo]

Thx for the content! Very eyes-opening, honest and valuable for both beginners and advamced players. 👌

[Alexandertygreat]

Great stuff, perfectly explained . This took me years to figure out when i first started playing 20 years ago. Now players learn it early and save a ton of money. Mind you, just being an LAG in my day was a license to print money. Def not the case now.

[bozapub]

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[AlexXanderMarketing]

Wow this is SUPER helpful. Multiple leaks glaringly obvious just by watching this content. Thanks.

[shadowwarsshadypeople]

That was actually very good, and you made me think of my game in a new light. Thank you. Looking forward to the next one

[rvoykin]

This is really practical advice not trying to memorize the trying to understand the threshold makes a ton of sense basically as long as you know that limit for that Line anything better you stay in and anything worse you don’t

[italiandutyy]

wow you set up my mind in a new prospettive, thank you for this great content ♥️

[artattack]

This might be the single best poker video ive ever watched. Great job

[xaviierm]

amazing info to beginners wow! Articulated everything very well!

[YourPalJamieEllis]

The biggest thing that I'm internalizing is needing to be okay with being outdrawn. Playing max EV means sometimes the straight or the flush gets there vs you and that's okay. No need to choke a would-be golden goose just because it has an 18% chance of going rogue and pecking your eyes out. Hmm, bad analogy maybe, I probably wouldn't risk that lol.

[bodybywallypersonaltrainin]

Chris Moneymaker: The beautiful thing about poker is that everybody thinks they can play. GREAT VIDEO! Thanks!!!

[Jaxzon]

Explained well and easy to follow, and I learned something. Just subbed.

[samuelmelchione]

Keep putting out beginner content like this!!!

[ghjk]

hey, mate. about the postflop engine: do you think it still translates the game well even after solvers arrived? I mean, after the solvers arrived, I've heard a few times that the postflop engine got outdated because we discovered that at various times we shouldn't build our range in a polarized way

[luminrabbit]

Can this be used for tournament poker? I’d love to give it a try it looks amazing