How to Win at Poker Every Time (Just Do This!)

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[RB-flpv]

I am a decent player, but not seen a final table for some time. So I went back to basics today, using this strategy along with my experience of getting people off hands, recognising betting patterns etc… Finished 6th out of 246.

[vincemarquez]

"it's not possible" but I'm gonna name my clickbait video title exactly that. Great job

[Dodgerific]

Agree. Poker rewards patience and aggression, and punishes the impatient

[NittyNick]

Basic 101

Don’t play weak starting hands, use position and bet your hands. Thanks for all this information 99% of us didn’t already know.

[shivasirons]

" what do i mean by suited"? It's no small thing that you explain these things, i was clueless when starting out and your clear concise explanations are greatly appreciated! You are ( pun intended) hands down the best teacher ive seen! Ty ty ty .

[jeffkiewiet]

Honestly some of the best straight forward poker advice over ever heard

[davidviljoen]

Yo dude, this strategy helped me to the 2nd last table of my first live poker tournament ever. People really don't notice your playing super tight when the action goes round at such hight tempo, you know because the blind are raising. So it's not as if you haven't played a hand in half an hour, more like 10 minutes. Worked like magic.

[anthonyogletree]

Also add in STOP BEATING YOURSELF. Many players create a narrative of how they think a guy is playing based off a few hands. They deviate from their strategy based on this narrative and when they get busted up a few times they change their strategy again trying to adjust, and then down the rabbit hole they go making adjustments when all they had to do was keep it simple. Playing the game based off what you THINK a guy is doing is a surefire way to ruin. Develop solid fundamentals, stick to a solid strategy, and LET THE OTHER GUY MAKE THE MISTAKE is key to dominating low stakes poker.

[denisfolcik]

The people at low stakes won't notice your range is so true. Remember years ago when I played super tight. 3 bet a hand, and the one guy paying attention who raised, said "probably Aces because you play so few hands". Very next hand I have AKs and raise. Get 5 callers. Most live players at lower level games only focus on what they have.

[hankb]

I'm a TAP player (Tight Aggressive Position) player. Kept good records since 1992 and won consistently first at limit then at NLH. Know I've left thousands of $$$ on table by avoiding volatility, but have ground away for years. POSITION POSITION POSITION!!! Often play much tighter early than you recommend, often dumping trouble hands preflop (AJ, KQ, KJ, QJ, lower pairs, etc). When situation/game/POSITION is right will raise, even reraise with 82os or other really garbage low cards. Use very basic strategy but has worked for me for decades.

[JK-tkcg]

I play a similar game and I’ve done VERY WELL! Being patient is the number one way to win at poker I’ve found. Hit the flop and play aggressive or slow play depending on your hand.

ALWAYS PLAY FOR BEST ODDS 1ST AND VALUE 2ND!!

[therominator]

You taught me all of this and in most poker sessions all i do is win. I have some losses when im on an off day or whenever. but mostly all i do now is win. of course I also only play bad players. Which I absolutely do not regret at all LOL. Thank you for everything you are teaching me. This game is amazing and I may soon be moving on to cash games. Can you give me some ettiquette pointers for live poker room tables?

[brockb]

Generally speaking, this is legit strategy for 1/3. Just make sure to remember the type of players you’re doing this against, and if they are aware of the type of player you are (ie a river value better) bc they will just let you bet for them and then 3-bet your value bet on the river with their set, or even just call with something like a king flush draw after hitting that king. Many instances it’s better to check the river to avoid the circumstances where “only a better hand” is calling you, but overall, this is a good strategy. Thanks

[RohitSingh-vmhr]

Please tell me which app is best for Playing poker?

[janvdplaat]

If you never have played poker, you don't know what a flop, a turn or river is, these are great tips.
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[Riverkingdan]

Watching multiple of your videos have been helping me a lot Nathan. I used to try fancy tricks but the exploits you show us really do make a big difference. I already doubled my bankroll in about 4 days.

[gdivadnosdivad]

I like your no BS approach in your channel. I am a new and permament subscriber.

[jromofo]

I like all of these tips but I think when the blinds are lower and you have a good chip lead you can play more hands, at least to the flop, than the cards you listed. If you only play "good hands" you can miss out on a lot of good hands. If you're fat stack and you get K2 suited & blinds have only gone up once or twice and you only have to call minimum to see the flop then there is no reason not to play that hand & see more of your hand

[Gabbyy]

Hi, i tried this and I had to come back to your video and comment. I played like you told us in the video. It was amazing, I nearly always won those hands in these two positions 🙂 Im overwhelmed, thank you so much!!! It was a real progress for my play! I have subscribed to your channel.

[jackmacziz]

Poker is really about risk management and probability. You won’t win every time but pocket aces vs 7/2 offsuite is always an all in to me