10 thoughts on “Texas Hold em, Poker Advice from Poker Best Players Part 3”

1. Mike looks good. He's lost weight

2. Enjoyed this show. Wish they indicated the dealer button (and/or blinds) when showing the pocket cards pre-flop. Would be helpful for me. Thanks

3. Hello, the move (09:45) A2s from UTG –> All-In was mathematically wrong! This is because that hand running against the tables strongest dealt hand out of 4 (five handed) leads to a bit less a coin flip after 5 community cards are drawn. From UTG you should shove hands that offer at least 60%. The break-even share is 50% what means no profit for your work. With AJ, AQ, AK or 99+ you receive at least 60% after the drawn river. For more information search with the term 'iRuleThem'. Thank you!

4. ty

5. 20:33 two players have the 6 of clubs? o_O

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7. Wow! You're right…what the heck!?

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9. at 19:12 he's wrong … geez you don't need to know a thing about poker to realize that

10. The difference is he's thinking of examples like the odds of hitting 4 blacks in a row on roulette .. once you hit 3 blacks it is obviously only a 50% chance still to hit black, and not less than that, though the odds of hitting 4 blacks in a row is clearly much greater, a la the gambler's fallacy is not occuring, however your hand still influences the chances of the other player's hand so it is not discontinued … I'm just starting to play poker but come on really?

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