How to Study Poker Like the Pros: The Best Way to Study Poker

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Are you looking for the best way to study poker? Do you want to know a simple, effective exercise that you can do in 5 minutes or less that will dramatically improve your poker game?

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On this channel Alec regularly analyzes some of the biggest hands of poker played on high stakes cash games like Poker Night in America, Hustler Live Stream, Live at the Bike, Poker After Dark and High Stakes Poker or tournaments like the World Series of Poker, World Poker Tour and European Poker Tour featuring legendary poker players like Doyle Brunson, Tom Dwan, Antonio Esfandiari, Phil Ivey, Gus Hanson, Phil Hellmuth, Daniel Negreanu, Garrett Adelstein and others.

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You’re awesome Alex! Thanks for giving back and teaching us amateurs in how to improve our game. It’s much appreciated 🙌🏼

learenng

Just started watching your videos. Have to say these are some of the best free content ive seen. A lot easier to comprehend the points your trying to make.

stevenlewis

I enjoy your post. I’m going to get crunch. Thank you. I’m also going to the links below. I’m stoked! Excellent info Mr. Toreli

CatherineReardon

I would tend towards discounting TT+ if there wasn't a raise/3-bet preflop

petegiant

Can the opponent hand range that we enter into the calc be determined just through preflop action for that particular position? For example lets say I open 2.3bb from UTG+1 and LJ calls which leads to heads up on the flop? can we simply enter the LJ preflop calling range into the calculator to get our odds for each further street?

bumsnot

What’s best way to understand plo equites you mentioned poker cruncher

tylerjoyner

What other poker equity calculators do they have for pc that cost around the same

Lovescombat

why does it say there are 6 combos of aces at 6:31 if we hold the Ad? wouldnt there only be 3 combos? also, wouldn't there only be 1 combo of pocket tens left? Wouldn't we beat 6 bluffs but only lose to 25 combos of value hands? isnt this closer to 1/4 not 1/5 or am I missing something?

seanm

I ran the same board and hole cards in a equity caculater and doesn't come up 29-30 percent ....

JTbets

magic: the gathering and yugioh made me good at poker

Beanmachine

Why are we adding hands (As5s-As3s, KQs, KsJs, QsJs) into a range on the river? If we are adding those hands, why not add As2s? Shouldn't the range get narrower as the hand plays out?

markhellie

It seems like this would let your oponent know how much to value bet. And then when bluffing make it large enough so you can't call this bet amount over time. I like the strategy, but there are some nit oponents who hardly if ever bluff and then you have those who bet bluff whenever they miss a draw.

ronaldbarnes

I enjoy your commentary. I have one question. I saw an interview you did in 2015 with poker news explaining the differences between small vs big buyin tournaments. You stated how you will normally by-pass the smaller buy-ins i.e. $1500. How did you get to this point in your career where $1500 buy-ins isn't big enough for you. examples (your were a rich kid already, you won the lottery, you won a small poker tournament with a large payout, etc) please any insight will be greatly appreciated.

frankwhite