This KEEPS 90% Of People LOSING at Poker (Fix This Now!)

Here are the top 3 reasons why 90% people lose at poker, and it is probably not what you think! You must fix this now in your poker game.

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[mothecat]

Nathan. FYI when you display Spades and Clubs (black cards) on a navy blue background it is difficult to differentiate Clubs from Spades.... Good Luck.

[georgewbushcenterforintell]

1:Players thinking they are pot committed when they could save alot of money by folding on the turn and river
2:Not walking to the cashier's cage to cash out there chips
3: losing more than 2 buy ins in a single sessions
4: expecting a flush or straight draw to hit because they are due to hit

[gregh]

There's also bankroll management for raising with the draw. If you can't afford rebuys or you don't want to give back everything you've won in a long session I don't like to inflate the pot even if I am small favorite. Also when counting the 14 outs you might not have that many as some of the outs could have been folded by other players or have been the burn card. Also villain could be on a bigger flush draw then there goes most of your out. I'd only.raise super deep or super short stacked.

[Fake_Jesus]

Make flash cards. Just like the format you have here. Perhaps additional info on the back.
I'll buy as many as you make. No doubt about it.

[jamesmorphe]

disagree somewhat on first example. if you just call, you open things up on the turn for him to make a bigger bet. i would minraise, ifd he cant beat your ace, like with pocket kings, he would just call, then probably check river. if he reraises large, then fold.

[ignaciopiedra]

Example 2: T9s has showdown value so I dont raise this hand.

[MrPhilaCuse]

I got to know the games where hand 1 gets raised on flop. Seems more of a 2005 Limit move.
Nothing wrong with a smallish turn bet in hand #3 vs someone who is never bluff raising imo. KK/QQ/KJ/QJ aren't folding plus even nits call 1 raise pre w Ax suited.

[bioweapon]

Please make a video with specific tactical type of the poker plays

[dylanwaltman]

Assuming that all of the clubs are still in the deck. When you have that monster draw doesn't seem mathematically correct to me

[tnphung]

It is very good video with key informative lesson.... Thanks for posting this video.

[forrestoverstreet]

I had ak suited hearts flop is black ace 2small hearts tight player all in after flop, I call no more hearts he shows pocket aces 😂

[johnthong]

I have suggestions to gain more view, usin a poker scenario to give better visual understanding
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[MsOblivius]

Ts9s coin flip yes but not a fav vs KQ

[ronfoote]

If we are playing in a tournament and playing against a player we don't know how do examples apply?

[ronaldgoodrich]

I remember when I could think this fast. I started the game as a nit to learn the other players.

[KH-iczt]

Found a website with your basic chart and following you to see if I can learn from you... God I have had some mad swings and have issues with tilt! Thanks for the videos. They're relatively easy to understand and common sense.

[gerhardmoeller]

I, unfortunately, make all those mistakes (occasionally… but too often). Thanks for the reminder!

[damehal]

So you expect to win with 2pair? That is not what I would expect?

[renezenner]

Hey Nathan, thank you for all those videos you share your experiences with us. For me it's the most helpful way to get better on the poker table. I am impressed that you always find new ideas for new video's. If you need I have a question it's maybe worth to create a video with. You always mention the different player types like Nit, TAG etc. Could you make a video where you compare all the important types and how you adapt your strategy to them? Secondly I am from Germany. We have regulations that pokerstars for instance can not provide table or seat selection. You always say, it's basically the key for profitable poker. Do you have any ideas to fix that. Or is it impossible to play profitable poker from Germany. Thanks so much for creating your experienced content.

[dylanrobbins]

I have the same live earnings as you lol