Hand Reading on the River | 25NL Poker Coaching

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Hand reading in poker doesn't literally mean knowing what your opponent's cards are, but having an understanding of their range. As we draw closer to the end of this coaching journeys series, my main poker coaching objective is to help my poker student develop her hand reading skills so that she can make more accurate river decisions especially where facing bets.

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11 май 2023

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@DanCampbellGuitar Год назад

I would just like to say thank you for putting out what I think is the best poker educational content on YT right now! Much appreciated!

@dang7716 9 месяцев назад

no doubt

@mcpartridgeboy Год назад

Its exhausting watching your videos, there so much knowledge of the game crammed into a video it takes a lot of concentration, i can tell you are a great coach because of this.

@FastPitch357 Год назад

For real. I have to rewind all the time because I didn’t focus 100%

@couteauxduseignanx4625 Год назад

Definitely best channel for learning poker 🎉

@edwincos4278 5 месяцев назад

Great video keep up the good content 👍🏼

@Michaelperry1985 Год назад

Great RU-vid! Keep going Jess

@ropsukka2720 Год назад

@denniskrook2925 Год назад

Nice video again. I am always surprised of the errors I make. This time the same two as Jess (the two river decisions). Troll of the week attempt: Hey Pete, good luck tonight as the lead singer of Finland at the Eurovision Festival. You deserve to win! Just bought cash injection becasue I made 5000 out of the 50 dollar i started with 3 years ago. . Cant wait to watch it!!!!

@benk4165 Год назад

On the 6789T board, as the OOP player, what should the strategy be? Should we also 2x pot as well?

@souperdooper8732 6 месяцев назад

I have somewhat of the opposite problem of Jess. I'm pretty good with small pots. I can grind and win tiny pot after tiny pot and build up my stack to 1.5 or 2 buy ins, then I tend to lose it all in one big pot.

@paulgibbons-keynotespeaker 3 месяца назад

yes - river play like eating haggis.

@sprolltobias4443 Год назад

Any thoughts on bluffing these last hand otr? Seems like a good candidate, but maybe pool doesn't fold here appropriately?

@jaysmith9580 Год назад

Feel that if the opponent’s range is either 7x plus for value or air, raising with a hand that beats the air anyway seems like it could be a bad idea since players at these stakes are probably under folding their value range here. Probably want to have a hand with far less showdown value and a spade in it to use as a bluff.

@karlmason7985 Год назад

How bad is it on the final hand to go big on turn and big on river, turning a mediocre hand into a bluff? As their marginal overpairs will be put in a spot and you block full houses? Or is that just too big a polarisation error?

@mrnegative48 Год назад

65s is a very easy call cos it blocks their made hands, so many gutters missed, for every k9s type hand that got there with a bd flush 3 of them missed

@louievasquez2155 Год назад

I vaguely remember you mentioning that sometimes hands with mediocre equity will bluff on river probe spots and the KJ hand was a great hand reading example for that, thanks

@cryptofool7247 Год назад

I think I'm stating to get the Carrot way of playing. I'm struggling to apply the ideas though, because I seem to get killed by "they always have it" fever. It seems that I'm playing a player's range, but they always seem to have whatever they have to beat me. It seems that whenever I'm betting because of my range vs the villian's range vs how I would use to play, I usually end up being bet into and either having to fold or getting shown something that beats me. In short, it seems that things don't go the way they do in your live sessions.

@maxwong3480 Год назад

Maybe Jess should learn sth about unfiltered range to save her redline, btw, GL Jess and it’s a great video

@Kosgs1 Год назад

Take home message is ‘be the vulture in wolf’s clothing’

@asurp7173 Год назад

and first, love jess, she seems kinda shy tho

@CarrotCornerPoker Год назад

I think it’s because I shout at her a lot.

@asurp7173 Год назад

@@CarrotCornerPoker sometimes its the best method

@trapcard4283 Год назад

@@CarrotCornerPoker this is great content, thanks to both of you! For the visual learner, is it possible for you to pull up equilab or flopzilla, while going through these spots and show us range/ hand reading based on action.

@danielmurphy1789 Год назад

Stop teaching people how to play!!!! 😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😅😂

@desa1149 Год назад

This guy don't do play and explain? Like even 50 mins sample... He can talk through 20 mins of video with only 4 hand sample..... also heavily cut and edited.

@acehole7147 Год назад

Pete has done P&E and has done so many a time on Twitch stream - this vid is literally about showing improvements to a client with Coaching Of course this is cut about, it's a coaching vid - going through someone's database and there will no doubt be bits that can't be shown to the whole of YT

@desa1149 Год назад

@@acehole7147 do you find his explanation redundant? Like 7 minutes per video? I think it would serve his students better if he went straight to the point. There are times where I just hear him rambling the same points for 5 minutes. The lack of punctuation and pauses also throws me off.

@felix200601 Год назад

I would presume you would find such videos under the label “play and explain” and not “hand reading 101.” It’s like complaining that a video explaining how to make guacamole doesn’t talk about how to make a pizza.