Poker Lesson 1-6 Sit&Go

[boomstick5]

he would of had 3 6s lol

[bamboo]

90 raise into a 70 pot, another 90 raise on the turn, and a 45 raise on the river....

[tibe2003]

complete trash video

[pfflyers1]

No offence but I think you need to sharpen up your game as well

I see this video was made quite awhile ago perhaps you see things abit dirrerently : )

I'd like to make training videos as well but not sure how to make my replayer record live :(

[TheSamurai1982]

horrible sound, stop making vids

[apinapapana]

When theres 6 players left, you couldnt play only with odds, you should play agressive and steal the chips.

[keliwah]

If you put your oppo on the flush draw which he missed on the river, why not check to him? Why not allow him to go all-in? Presumably you're going to call an all-in anyway despite the board being paired, so you might as well have checked anyway.

76s is playable for a limp in utg IMO. Try telling players like Doyle Brunson that suited cards makes little difference! No-limit is an implied odds game - the 2% figure is extremely missleading because that has nothing to do with betting.

[NoNickNamesLeftForMe]

boost, he didnt flop the straight, he turned it.

keliwah, flushes arent hidden, you'll make alot more money out of straights then flushes. playing a hand like 67suited from under the gun, is ridiculous because what happens when it comes back to you raised and reraised? you let it go and wasted a bet, so its not worth it.

if you're going to play suited connectors, you want to play them from later position, because you can see the likelihood of it being raised preflop

[keliwah]

"keliwah, flushes arent hidden, you'll make alot more money out of straights then flushes. playing a hand like 67suited from under the gun, is ridiculous because what happens when it comes back to you raised and reraised? you let it go and wasted a bet, so its not worth it."

yeah, wow, you've wasted $15 out of your $1000 stack - big deal. Ok, fine, it's a perfectly good fold, but it's not RIDICULOUS to play 76s for a limp in any position imo when you're deepstacked against bad players.

[NoNickNamesLeftForMe]

ok fair enough, ridiculous was probably an exaggeration.

i've realised i'd gotten a little sidetracked with my response anyway. my original point was more to the fact that the 2% (I thought it was actually 3%, but whatever) figure isn't misleading.

[NoNickNamesLeftForMe]

the cards being suited only increases your chances of having the best hand by an obviously small percentage and even if you do make your flush, it is easy for your opponent to spot and get away from.

Let alone the possiblity of making your seven high flush only to be beaten by a higher one.

[shaneuk83]

1.This video has been made for NEW players, I'm just trying to help them understand that suited cards don't make a BIG difference to the actual value of there hand.2 I read Doyles books and he plays suited connectors,not random suited cards.Plus his books are strategies for CASH games not sit@Gos.

[shaneuk83]

BUT I will add that when I play live CASH games I will play suited connectors. And I will play them to a raise aswell, because if u flop a straight,a flush or nice draw your opponent will hopefully have a big hand that he cant put down and you will get PAID

[Limanima]

Why not raise that 67 suited off position? I would.

[mafallaize]

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[Boostinmister2]

should of played that 6-7, you flopped the straight lol

[rj77nz]

WHAT IS 2 % ?