I played poker for 1 month about 3 years ago. I played like a fish and lost about $ 1000 of my money. Now (after 3 year pause) I have decided to become a plus player in order to collect my long-standing loss( but now without a Deposit). The first video seemed very useful, as I usually just waited for good cards. Now I will look at the position and play a wider range, being in late positions.
Thankyou for the course, I am not a native English speaker but I think it's easy to understand.
Is this something I should stop doing?
Often I mini raise with hands like 78 suited UTG, and hope to hit the flop with 1 or 2 callers. If I do not hit the flop I try to represent the Ace , because the other players will assume I have a strong hand from UTG/UTG+1.
I only do this in tournaments when I have a stack to work with.
Is this something I should stop doing?
Often I mini raise with hands like 78 suited UTG, and hope to hit the flop with 1 or 2 callers. If I do not hit the flop I try to represent the Ace , because the other players will assume I have a strong hand from UTG/UTG+1.
I only do this in tournaments when I have a stack to work with.
balo said:
Great, we're glad to hear that the course is going well.
C-betting 87s on an ace-high flop is usually the right play, particularly if you raised from early position since people will know you're on a tighter range.
Generally though, it's better to fold 87s pre-flop from UTG. If stacks are very deep (100bb or higher), or you have a big stack in a pressure situation like near the bubble or at a final table, then it can be OK to raise this hand from early position 🙂
Geyomobama said:
I would download the Poker Tracker free trial to play around with it and also look at the resources and videos on their site / Youtube. Start off with a nice simple HUD like Vpip / Pfr and Number of Hands.
Day 1
Great start. You have to know and utilize the basics to get to and be able to understand the complex. Know the language to learn the game!
Position is so crucial in poker. In legal terms it’s 9/10ths of the law. (Sorry, couldn’t resist)😴
Have too love taking advantage of relative position!
Looking forward to the remainder of the course.
Peace
Great start. You have to know and utilize the basics to get to and be able to understand the complex. Know the language to learn the game!
Position is so crucial in poker. In legal terms it’s 9/10ths of the law. (Sorry, couldn’t resist)😴
Have too love taking advantage of relative position!
Looking forward to the remainder of the course.
Peace
Katie Dozier said:
Hello! I was curious to know what this course is for 30 days? So I decided to start with the first lesson, the video looked in one breath, in such a short time we were able to lay out a lot of useful things for the first lesson !
Tomorrow is the next lesson, this lesson will be about the benefits of aggression. I am not an aggressive player myself, I am sure that this lesson will be very useful for me.:congrats:
birdman666 said:
Good question. For relative possible, you just want your opponents to have to respond to the maniac before you. So long as that holds, your absolute position (UTG, button, big blind, etc) doesn't matter.
I loved Chapter 1.
Congratulations to Collin and Katie and CardsChat !!!
And actually playing in position gets easier ...
I didn't quite understand the relative position, but reading some posts, it would be when you usually have a maniac to your right, being in the Blinds and post-flop you have the possibility to check and have a good relative position becoming the last to bet ...
Would it be this ?
And once again congratulations to all ... I was super excited and managed to get to the first time, willing to dedicate myself to studies ...
Congratulations to Collin and Katie and CardsChat !!!
And actually playing in position gets easier ...
I didn't quite understand the relative position, but reading some posts, it would be when you usually have a maniac to your right, being in the Blinds and post-flop you have the possibility to check and have a good relative position becoming the last to bet ...
Would it be this ?
And once again congratulations to all ... I was super excited and managed to get to the first time, willing to dedicate myself to studies ...
In the book it says "Bonus Concept: You can have good “relative position” if you’re to the right of a very aggressive player in a multi-way pot."
Is this right? I always want to be to the left of an aggressive player to be in position to get more information on them. If they always raise your bets after you play it will be a hard game to win.
Is this right? I always want to be to the left of an aggressive player to be in position to get more information on them. If they always raise your bets after you play it will be a hard game to win.
dartwind said:
You want to have position over aggressive opponents, but post-flop you would rather be to the right of a player driving the betting multiway than to the left. The reason is that you can see how the other players react to his aggression before you act.
mroakley1 said:
You know what that means: Now you have to share the book with your whole office 😀
Enjoy the course!