Poker, how to create pot odds & use them correctly

[schwill81]

Dam dude u know alot about poker how much for lessons

[xTincT117]

hahaha this was so much better because i didnt read the comments before watching

[stupot008]

LOL hahahahaha! so funny

[MrSupernova111]

This is hilarious! Nicely done! lol

[MrBojanmarsetic]

idiot.

[Dreamline78]

Hard to tell what's more hilarious: this video, or the people posting serious responses.

[brandonlau]

At the start of the video he suggests they have trip aces or trip queens. How is this possible? there are no cards on the table. They only have two cards. This guy is deluding himself with dreams of being Negranu

[pokertaughteasy]

@brandonlau you're so dumb dude... How do you think it's possible for them to have trip aces or queens? If you get 3 aces it's called trip aces you donk.

[bandet888]

@pokertaughteasy I ment JOKE not jokr.

[bandet888]

@brandonlau LoveandBigAl's videos are ridiculous and a jokr!!!!!!

[Ronan290186]

lol i dont think some people got the joke.

[Asulith]

Awesome technique!! thanks for sharing

[snowbored84]

lol yea great play! All in with QJ early in the tourney is an awful move, especially since you were dominated pre-flop. You got very lucky here, thats called a suckout!

[pokertaughteasy]

Very lucky? I don't think so. I had about a 33% chance to win, and I only had to call 120 for a 4,400 chip pot. I'd say I made the right play. The person in this hand with the worst chance of winning was A8, he's the one with the awful move.

[snowbored84]

yea so 33% chance of winning means you got lucky... of course you have to call you already committed 99% of your stack. Statistically if you make the same move everytime you will lose more often than you win. I really hope you make these videos as a joke because your advise is complete garbage.

[pokertaughteasy]

No. Statistically if I call with good pot odds I will be profitable. Which I was.

[snowbored84]

Your call of 120 was obvious, you have to make that call. It would be retarded to fold at that point. I am referring to your initial bet of almost all of your chips with a very mediocre hand, if you continuously play recklessly like that (especially early in the tourney) you will lose most of the time.

[pokertaughteasy]

Lets say I didn't have those good pot odds. Lets say they both shoved & I called with a 33% chance to triple up. Even that Isn't wreckless.

[pokertaughteasy]

@snowbored84

33% chance of winning against 2 other players. Yes I got lucky, but statistically it's a profitable play because there's money in the middle.

[bandet888]

@snowbored84 Either this guy frabricated these videos to be a wise guy or he has the RIGGED pattern figured out.

[MrKILLERSHRIMP]

WTF? Yes, the call for your remaining $120 in the $4420 pot is the right play. The point is that it is a terrible play to get in that spot with QJ o/s. You raise to $1360 of your $1480 chip stack with QJ o/s in the second hand of a sit and go, so you basically move all-in. This is donk play. You might get away with it one time and pick up the pot pre flop, but sooner or later you will be called by a hand that has you beat (like here). You were simply lucky to suck out on the guy with AK, period.

[BammBamm21]

@pokertaughteasy You only had to call 120 for a 4400 pot? Betting $1360 with QJo is disgraceful play and I hope nobody heeds your advice. You're a retarded luckbox and I hope to see you at my tables some time. Oh and "where would he (Negreanu) be with out me?" ahahahaha thanks for the laugh!