10 thoughts on “How I Cracked the Code of Poker (Beat the Game!)”

1. Are you winning consistently at poker yet? Also, here is my simple step by step method to read their hand every time: https://youtu.be/IGQGBSof4jc

2. The fish can drive you nuts. When running bad how long do you take a break for?

3. Right now I have been doing everything opposite:
   1) playing to wide range
   2) playing at levels to high for my bankroll
   3) My mental is bad right now!

4. Thats damm important that you corrected better hands ,for more hands ,thank you!

5. your 2nd point don't work anymore effectivly in 888 or Pokerstars, i can't choose myself the table, instead the game entered a random table for me….

6. You're so right about the "mental'' game! Overcoming this can be difficult if not impossible for some players. Patience, discipline, and mental control are key. If you find yourself going on "tilt" The best thing you can do is leave or take a break and come back later. Also never blame other players dumb plays for your own bad luck, you can't control what other players are going to do at the table, you can only control what YOU do! Step back, analyze your own play and ask yourself how could I have played that hand or session differently for a better outcome?

7. My single largest problem is playing premium hands out of position.
   I have no idea how to play postflop OOP with top pair good kicker/premium draws/ overpairs/2 pair/ trips or better.
   I am so confused. Most people say I shouldn’t lead OOP but atleast half the time I feel like I’m losing value by not betting out on all 3 streets. I realize it’s to protect my checking range but is it worth it if I’m losing value half the time with premium holdings?
   Is there a way to adopt a leading range and still protect my checking range?

8. Thanks a lot for all your amazing videos !! You're one of the best "teacher" I have seen on YouTube !! Thank you man !

9. Stop limping. If it is good enough to play it's good enough to raise. It comes back to players playing hands like K6off (your example). You get beat by those hands by letting them see flops cheap and making improbable hands. Make them pay to see a flop and limit their ranges. That raises the amount they lose when playing these hands and miss the flop, which they will 2/3 of time. And you get extra equity when they fold to the pre-flop raise. In both scenarios you will reduce thier stacks and build your own, creating yet another advantage to outplay them, outstack them. Stop limping! As a note there are a few places limping is a reasonable strategy (mostly in tournament play and in the small blind), but not very many and you can learn those in 10 minutes of study.

10. Couple others are drop stakes and take breaks if running bad and avoid tilt. Learn from mistakes and plug leaks
    ,keep learning. Most important HAVE FUN!

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