Sample of SoCalQuest's Hand Reading Video

Beating the Microstakes: An Introduction to Handreading by SoCalQuest Don goes through his thought process on handreading by analyzing some interesting NL100 hands in his HEM replayer.

To see the rest of the video, please visit www.BluefirePoker.com.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• texas holdem
• holdem
• poker
• handreading

[23discordians]

@fkjou

A pro is just someone who makes a living from the game - be that minimum wage or millions of dollars. That's all the word means.

[totallyrandom02]

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[florchamokorel]

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[fkjou]

It takes much more to be a real pro. Everyone with a good working brain can make a nice profit by playing poker. It always makes me laugh when someone calls himself a 'pro' only because he can beat 1knl. Get real, these players aren't really pro they just have a better understanding of the game than others

(but yes you can call them pro's it's just a word. call them whatever you want)

[fourfives89]

Because I don't play much anymore. Or take the game as seriously as I used to. And also, even if I did play alot I still wouldn't be playing the stakes you do because I don't have the bankroll for it. I would have to grind my way up and that would take a while.

Also, you said in a previous comment that you make your living playing poker. Then you must be a pro. Or were you lying?

[fkjou]

If you know more about the game then why aren't you playing higher stakes? And ofc I'm not really a pro but I can make a nice living by playing poker.

I play $1000nl, $2000nl, $400plo and $600plo if you was wondering.

[fourfives89]

"lol my ass." Good counter argument. Shows how much you know.

Never said I was pro. You said you were a pro. Doesn't sound like it to me. Only time you should setmine OOP is when you and your opponent are both deep. That's a fact.

And yes, I do play low limits. And it looks like I just ripped your argument to shreds.

Well done, pro. So now you can go ahead and pretend you're better than me because you play higher stakes lol. When it's pretty obvious who knows more about the game. Bye.

[fkjou]

lol my ass. If you are so 'pro' then tell me why it's easier in position with an opponent who has 20bb. (and btw tell me which stakes you're playing at or else I should quit this bs conversation. I actually don't want some advice of a low limit player.)

[fourfives89]

It's harder to extract value when OOP. So yes, position does matter when setmining.

You really are pro lol

[fkjou]

Then why did you write this: 'Also, we're OOP.'

If you are setmining position doesn't matter.