Texas Holdem common mistakes

[kaimelis]

these tips are mostly for internet playing...

[Volcomrider2207]

Solid tips

[TheDarkSide363]

I'm not so sure about number 3... if you have a decent enough read on your opponent, then top pair should sometimes warrant a bet.

[Pirate44444]

@TheDarkSide363 as she said in the video, if they have a hand worse than top pair they will probably fold.

[mattyh50]

Common mistake 10: Playing against Phil Ivey

[MrShoy]

@mattyh50 If you know what you are doing, why not? Phil Ivey isn't Chuck Norris.

[SickmanOfVietnam]

Teaching people how to play poker online is difficult why? every hand is situationals.

[ryguy2598]

I agree with most of this, but not #2. If you don't try to read on what other players have then you're clueless when it comes down to making important decisions. You'll only be thinking "Oh, I have a good hand so I'll call" not taking into consideration what hand he most likely has. Good players learn how other players play in order to know what the best decisions are. There's basic strategy, such as knowing pot odds, and then there's more advanced strategy, which is playing the player. Ya' know

[MrOriginalstevo]

@ryguy2598 buddy the video isn't saying to focus on your own cards - its saying that focusing only on your own cards is a mistake.

[MarijaneKush]

At 4:20 the player actually has 9 outs because there are 13 kinds of each symbol such as the heart and 9 outs on the turn saying that he has a 18% chance of making a flush but still a risky call

[TheKScott89]

@MarijaneKush the Q or 9 would give you a boat in that spot though, so it's 7 outs. 15$ into 50$ is not giving him the wrong price though, he won't realize your hand. But he'll most likey call atleast half pot, or 3/4. you just have to know your players. Hustle fish all day.

[scuffieduffie]

1:09.. or he is bluffing?

This sucks xD

[Th3DaveGuy]

The Rake is a Lie

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[aklsuinnow]

It might actually be the right decision to call that 15$ bet with a flush draw against top two pair, if the other player thinks, he can get payed of, if he hits his flush. It's called "implied odds".

[dragonblood12]

@aklsuinnow but the point is, there are no implied odds, if the person simply flat calls a $23 bet, the only hands you can put them on are the straight draw or the flush draw, flat calling a 23 dollar bet with top pair or even 2 pair are not advised on a board like that, therefore, the only way you could call it implied odds is if you have the flush draw and a king or an 8 hit the board, even then, the 2 pairer is likely to only call on the river. In the long run, you make money from theopponent

[dragonblood12]

@aklsuinnow 15 dollars and under, it is the right decision to call, but any higher, it is not.

[leeroyjetsonsbitch]

@Minsheme thats not really advice tho, just some guy stating a fact!

[jackritter32]

"A bluff should be used when it turns out right." Really? What if your balls aren't crystal?

[TheKScott89]

@jackritter32 she said if "the terms are right" therefore. know your situation

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[Izaak247]

WTF is this

[bestpokercoach]

These are mistakes only fish would make

[Gmichels07]

If your making these mistakes, you probably should not be allowed near a deck of cards.

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[RockChalk911]

adolfolicious-

I probably would too, but how much better would it be if the other guy had an ace, and you bet like you had a king. Now that would be sick.

[zweenguyen]

@RockChalk911 - not quite sure if you want to go up against 4 players to the river w/ a big pot. Bet big and only players likely to remain are ones holding AK, AQ, AJ, A10, A3. Only scare card then would be another A or K.

[zweenguyen]

@zweenguyen - of course AA, KK as well.

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[adolfolicious]

..i would have slow played the absolute SHIT out of those threes

[a3th3r]

@adolfolicious with that many people in the pot and a flush draw on board, slow playing a small set is a horrible play. You should be betting on a flop like that to get some of the players out of the hand and to build the pot so that drawing isn't cheap on the turn and free on the flop. You want a strong ace to call you or to force anyone with a flush draw to pay more than they should be paying to try to draw out.

[n00ne2222]

you guys have to remember that everyone watches this shit. You have to be unpredictable sometimes, crazy even, to be good at poker. This is a good video for beginners though.

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[Lihouification]

So... value-betting on the river is a common-mistake? Hmm..

[MapleConquer]

whats wrong of those idiot commenters?

[redhidus]

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[bestpokercoach]

Some good general tips. But not enough to make you excel in poker.

[hendabomb]

This advice is really really awful

[HonkIfYouLoveHonking]

Bluff all the time if you can. It takes practice and the more the better.

[DEATHGOD198255]

In cash games playing tight is playing right get your money in with the best hand and know when to fold

[DarthAdolphGhandi]

Is it just me or does she have a painfully annoying accent

[Renicks1]

#FAIL #FTW



[ketchup143]

in other words, for number 8, the player was giving his opponent the price of 4.35 to 1 to made the call, but the pot odds needed to be 6.66 to 1 or higher for a call to be justified with only a 15% chance of winning the hand. that's good betting

[gix500]

echo is strange, like its god that makes his poker rules and god is a woman

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[Speedygonzoz]

@MultiBasketballguy These aren't obvious to a ton of people actually lol

[TheRealXidious]

ughh this shit doesnt go into specifics enough like for example betting with a mediocre hand on the river sometimes is good for a blocker bet when u know a maniac or loose player may try to move u off the hand with a scary bluff that u just cant call with that hand also...The slow playing crap she says i def laughed at becuase on a flop like AK3 the draw is good but chances are someone will have limped in with some kind of ace x and doesnt want people to see a free turn anyways depending on pos

[soccerliterature]

Phil hellmuth always makes the number 7 mistake rofl

[darkjeshush]

A fat lady at my table, who was eating pizza flavored combo snacks, was calling oversized bets, drawing at every flush, and getting lucky. When it came my turn, she called my 150% bets with no hesitation. I told her, "you probably don't want to be doing that." She didn't catch, and angrily replied. "DONT TELL ME HOW TO PLAY MY GAME" I said "calm down, I meant you don't want to be eating while handling casino chips. Some ppl in Vegas don't wash their hands after taking a shit or having sex."

[MSeigeMalicious]

@darkjeshush Hahahahahaha wow what a bitch. Isn't it stupid how some people act. Like telling then what to (or what not to) do is a crime against them. Lols. Please tell me she wound up losing her stack to you.

[darkjeshush]

@MSeigeMalicious This was at a 2/5 NL table at the Venetian. She was still at $1500 or so after dropping $600 to me. Her face went red, she stopped chewing, stood up, said "seat open," and left without tipping the dealer. Moral is: If someone retarded is at your table, try and KEEP them there. Don't make the mistake of being an asshole, no matter how fat, ugly, or stupid they might be.

[MrSupernova111]

@darkjeshush

Good one! lol

[bestpokercoach]

@darkjeshush That was a win!

[darktooth347]

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[lllshokoboylll]

pokerstars is bullsht.. i just lost 10 bux and never coming back..

me: A Q flop: 3 A Q

i bet 1 dollar

1 guy accepts

turn: 3 A Q 5

i bet 2 dollars, he raises 4, i go all in, he accepts..

he turns over: 2 4

2 top pairs vs straight

[RiCoL0L]

@lllshokoboylll And you think thats a sick beat? ure dumb. Thats whats happend everywhere all the time... That was nothing.

[lllshokoboylll]

@RiCoL0L no i didnt say it was a sick beat.. and youre and assh0le

[Hellmie76]

i played start with 2K become 1.0 Mill. stay focus!

[ddstar]

ROFL this video is so stupid. It shows an example of AA when 4 other people are in the hand. As well as having AQ with four other people.

Mistake #1: Not isolating to 1 or two players.

LOLOL

[smokebogie]

the only way to win in poker is to run well. thats it. thats all there is to it. any real player will agree with me

[AOZXB]

im playing slow every time

most of the time it rocks

but some time it sucks

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[avoiderdragon]

Phil Helmuth definitely thinks that number 7 is crap.

[Shinigale]

the 5 mistake is totally out of line... if you have "a strong hand" and you are aganst one bettor you should check to induce a bluff.... Maybe check-raise, but raising is just dumb.

[Charlietheleet]

@Shinigale in poker it's better to end the best hand now then later. because at times you will loose your hand on the river

[Shinigale]

@Charlietheleet lets say you wanthave KQs on the button and someone raises. You dont want to fold because the guy is raising with with any two, and you dont want to re-raise cause the guy is just going all-in with any two. Because you think you are ahead you call. The flop comes K72. If you know the guy is going to continuation bet why should you raise the better in this spot?

[vasiliou187]

@Shinigale you are wrong... check raise is not a good play... you will make more money betting into someone... they my rerais bluffing you thinking you would be check-raising.. any pro players will tell you the same thing check around and stop check raising

[vasiliou187]

@Shinigale you are wrong... check raise is not a good play... you will make more money betting into someone... they my rerais bluffing you thinking you would be check-raising if you really had it.. any pro players will tell you the same thing check around and stop check raising

[artysm7]

@vasiliou187 mix your plays.

[gonelikedinner]

Another major mistake..betting 5000 into a 100 pot..lol

[GovWillKillU]

dont bet with queen high with the 3rd club landing your losing the pot anyway to a good player who uses the board to bluff you out

[qcenaman]

7 outs on a flush draw?? isn´t it 9??? the deck has 13 cards of each suit, so if you are holding 2 and you see another 2 on the table, there are 9 cards of that suit left in the deck... so 9 outs...

[Cybersmurf]

@qcenaman yeah but 2 of them would give you a full house.

[b78venom]

@qcenaman, yes but you already have two pair in that example so if the queen or 9 hit of that suit, yes they would hit a flush but it would lose to your full house.

[qcenaman]

@b78venom i missed that one

[tuke8]

WOW bs look my ch donky players are evrywere play live poker not online games with kids

[doluseb]

If you have AQ on that board and there are 4 players still there by the river you played the hand badly.

[jimmymc10]

@doluseb why

[philthytavi]

@doluseb lol ! this is so true

[4nElitist]

@doluseb or your playin glow stakes no limit. in which case the person with middle pair goes all in on the turn.

[oknor57]

nice

[Furthermore23]

ive been playing poker two years and i continue making some of them like bluffing the incorrect amount or going on tilt sometimes..

[JoeLBlack707]

General Tips

Common Mistake:

To think that online poker is not rigged. This is by far the most common mistake. Was fair in the beginnings. Today only kids and newcomers don`t know that.

[FAQCollinsworth]

duh

[rampetheman]

this is useless for evryone except beginners... and besides the only way to become good is to play a lot

[TheGolfDream]

relaxx brunson

[dnapowersports]

good video

[charlievee2]

2. / u have to focuse on all hands ;)

[IIOverkill]

number 6 is phil hellmuth all the way!

[scotte97]

@IIOverkill and number 7!

[TheRealXidious]

this video is a lot of bull its all situational and u could be giving up a lot of extra chips playing this way

[sousberg]

Question... If its say $2 to call and I say Raise $4 am I throwing in now $6, or $4. This may sound silly but im new to all this.

[hehehePST]

you throw in $4

[badger15x]

depends on if you are raising to $4, in which you would throw in $4, or raising $4 above the current minimum in which case you would pay $6

[Lattenkiste]

@sousberg If you say "raise $4", you are raising the amount by $4 (raising to $6). If you said "raise to $4", you are doing exactly what you said: raising to $4, which is a raise of $2

[dimebag5462]

Wow this video is as common sence as it is just !! WOW !! im beginner I already knew alot of this but I feel alot more knowledgeble and I dont even have it all pat down yet

[zalmi1]

I understand what she was saying about the pot odds and making sure your opponent doesn't have the right pot odds to call, but still..$15 into a pot of 50 isn't too bad to just go with your gut either. If a bet of 20 or more came out and then it'd be different, and your pot odds would be crushed (28% pot odds). But then again, if he missed his flush and paired one of his whole cards, he'd still have to know he was beat.

[burnedbook]

3:55 was very usefull to me,

At first i thought the opponent had 9 outs,

but Q and 9 were useless, so 7 outs it is.

It's a small thing, but i'm sure it'll come in handy one day.

[wildmanbearpig10]

if i had the hand at 2:15 i would start raising!!!, because people would call cause they might have A pair and they think thats good, but not better than 333, so they would call and i would win

[kaje01]

#9 is right, I found that I can push people off hands much easier with 1/4 pot bets rather then pot sized bets. I think that it's because they think I am trapping.

If you do make a pot sized bet, you will probably have to throw 3 of them to get your opponent off the hand, and that's on if they missed their draw.

[rndmnrd]

yes, when the flop gets hot small bets, on the turn and river to, tend to push people off far easier, especially more experienced players.

[Mitjitsu]

The only problem with betting a small amount when on a bluff is that observent players will call it lightly, knowing they only have to be right 20-30% of the time to make it profitable. When you do make a large river bet your opponent will never call you unless he has a big hand himself, so you're big hands won't get payed off in the long run.

[pker1191991]

@Mitjitsu poker is all about situation. if someone has checked the flop and turn and like a 2 hits on the river then they bet huge ill will probally call. like i said its all about the situation. it also depends if ur in a tournament or not. in cash games people play alot looser

[ojideagu]

If you are caught betting a bluff with a small raise, do it with a strong hand next time and they will probably call and they will lose. That will give your future small bluffs more credibility from then on and they will be far more careful about calling.

[Mitjitsu]

That still doesn't counteract my point that they only have to catch you bluffing a 1/3 to 1/4 of the time to make it a profitable call. If they've seen evidence that you're capable of doing it they'll call you.

[ojideagu]

Yes, but many opponents like to re-raise blocking bets rather then just call, so you will make up for that when they reraise your monster. Also you should be doing it with ok hands that can still win, as well as monsters and bluffs, mix it up even more and it won't be profitable for them to keep calling or raising.

[timmytankTK]

aces you want to make as many people as possible fold pre-flop. Its an okay hand, but head to head it's practically a monster

[marioc1981]

it's true about aces iv'e seen players call me down regardless of whats on the board then i busted him with a straight and he had the nerve to call me a donk, go figure. pocket aces is still just a pair.!!!!

[markfilipinia]

Exploit the the tilted player.... poker is cut throat .. awesome

[GameOverXbox]

another common mistake is to sit at a table with me

[TheSamurai1982]

sure :P

[duffduffbeerbeer]

yes i know you smell

[Hadesofthe07]

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[vincemcneal600]

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[KunkoFilms2]

@GameOverXbox I could kick your ass at poker

[GameOver654]

@GameOverXbox I bet I can change that

[mjphoto45]

@GameOverXbox Why You gay?

[iadam]

im a sexy poker player. :D

[BANAUKKANAUKKA]

lol bluffing is sexy

[numcrun]

the pot odds are not 23% its 19% or 65:15

[Ruuuuuuhl]

15/65 = 0,23

[numcrun]

15/(65+15) = 19% trust me on this one.

[KCL1013]

one question, what does she mean by "slow-playing"?

[absolumer]

slow playing is when u have a big hand lets say like 10 10 and the flop is A 10 2...

and a guy bets and ur 100% sure hes got an AK or an any other strong hand and you just call his raise making him think u only have a strong A too or just a draw... when u actually have him beat..

slow playing is basicly playing a big hand as if its a normal hand or even lower..

[KCL1013]

oh so like the opposite of bluffing, and thanks!

[absolumer]

yea its basicly trapping the opponent making him think your weak when ur actually very strong.

btw you can watch here on youtube all 4 seasons of high stakes poker , it'll teach you everything you need to know just by watching it. so check it out

and np anytime ;)

[djax4mvp]

hahaha..no.

[Uagathy1]

good tips , ty

[arumtumtumtum]

this has helped me learn alot, thanks:)

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[Dazzle08]

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[ChipChatPoker]

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[Aerak]

Good for beginners but don't think those tips will make people become pro

[lukebrown24]

lol u spelt better wrong

[airburger9]

no, it is spelled correctly..

[hoboisunited]

listen she isnt trying to spell BETTER SHE IS TRYING TO SPELL BETTOR A PESON WHO BETS

[treezX]

cheesy...but good advice

[tiancast]

great vids