How to Mind POSITION at the Table? | Learn with Lex

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Let's dive into this fast hot $3 tournament for some table position and short stack strategy.
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Комментарии : 39

@LexVeldhuisTV Год назад

Do you feel confident about your position strategy while playing? Is that something you would like to know more?

@samrizza8785 Год назад

Sb strategy for me - I tend to 3bet from Sb a lot with suited aces, QTs, Kjs, etc - hands that are nicely playable but maybe will struggle with domination against EP raisers. Would like to hear you go into detail on effective small blind strategy

@sunny4883 Год назад

K8s river flush wasn’t the nuts

@dditucci016 Год назад

Absolutely love the learn with lex series, lex. Keep them coming please.

@djordjeradosavcevic Год назад

Once again..This episodes learning with Lex are awesome!!!!! Thanks man....keep them coming...🤙🤙

@ReiZru Год назад

As I remember, there’s an option in PS client «never muck opponents cards» or something like that. So you don’t need to open hand history window just to show what they have.

@jankonig3355 Год назад

Hi Lex, I've noticed a lot of people disregard opening ranges for positions in low stakes tournaments (they open no matter the position or handstrenght) making me overfold. Any tips how to counter? BR and thanks for the videos. Jan

@djordjeradosavcevic Год назад

Same thinking ...Yes lex,any advice about that ... This problem is frustrating....😡😡😡😡

@nguyenvietanh27 Год назад

Keep watching them show down to others and make notes

@ZanttuXD Год назад

You don't really need to counter that in general. Just play as you would and if they open too wide, it just means you are going to have the best hand more often and win majority of showdowns. But if you notice someone keeps opening SUPER wide, then maybe consider 3-betting them more often.

@Mwuesse Год назад

What do they do facing 3bets with these wide opening ranges? Playing correct ranges is already going to be profitable for you but you can also now exploit them. If they fold to 3b bc they're opening too wide, you can 3b a more polarized range and see the flop more with hands that play well. If they call to 3b too wide as well then you just want to have a more linear 3b range and do so with most hands you play.

@TheOnlyToast Год назад

Looking forward for each and every episode! Keep up the gut sutff :)

@MrHustlaB Год назад

I’ve been watching Lex videos for a couple of hours then he uploads a new one! ❤

@lukastrimmings559 Год назад

Lex love the content so much especially this Series and the New vlog ❤

@geertvanberlo6520 Год назад

hello lex, love the video's! i would really appreciate a video about satelite tournaments, already learning a lot about them in your highlight videos, but i would love to get into specifics on them.

@jamesclegg1916 Год назад

5 from 6 on MTT cashes recently. All from these videos alone. Wednesdays are cool after all. Keep this going Lex

@guglielmoborgarello4577 Год назад

What a nitty x/back with straight nice content and great explanation Lex

@3r4th Год назад

really good stuff

@Eric-tj3tg Год назад

Good stuff, Lex.

@ffallenaangel Год назад

Ty for this

@rodrigoazinheiro3208 Год назад

Awesome video! Its a really humble and appreciate job this free poker coaching. Thanks for that=)) By the way, I would like to ask which is the music playing around the min 5 of the video eheh :)))) thanks

@nicolasrobert9545 Год назад

Great video again Lex ! I Learn a lot from you! Do you coach ?

@adambartone9193 Год назад

I LOVE LEX

@spand1222 Год назад

My question would be, that when i rarely play not bounty tournament like these, my experience is that people tend to be really tight. If i tight myself up as well i usually just blind out, if i try to make a move on them they usually just have the nuts. How can i play around that if i know that they are tighter then they should be? ( I do really well in bounty tournaments cause people are really loose and i can usually just play pretty forward style)

@MasterPoucineGaming Год назад

i agree wirh you normally he should value bet his straight weird play, maybe he smell your flush

@Lkrum Год назад

That guy checking his straight on the river was crazy tight, but not even very surprising at these stakes. I've found that in the low stakes, players are EXTREMELY wary when going for triple barrels because while low stakes players usually call far too wide on the flop, it's rare that they call down a triple barrel without the absolute nuts. That said the guy is obviously missing out on a ton of value with that check haha

@ZanttuXD Год назад

I've also found that there's a lot of people in low stakes who just assume the opponent ALWAYS has a flush when there's 3 cards of the same suit on the board, and they never bet in those situations without a flush themselves.

@djordjeradosavcevic Год назад

And how to deal with people in low stakes tours, when they disregards opnening ranges and positions , it soooo frustrating 😡😡😡😤😤😤😤

@evankap8008 Год назад

Guys i need to ask.... i play long time tournament with a lot of players, i play very goog all the way to the final 18 players and at this point i make very silly mistakes i cannot explain...after i ask myself how i did that and crushed the tournament...i dont know why this is happening...

@nevreilly8628 Год назад

Is J9s a raise off 30 BB into so may stacks that can reshove? Just asking, you're 10X the player I am.

@AresVaettur Год назад

Thanks for the roast. veldLUV

@funkythemushroom Год назад

Repping Team NIT

@jacobgoldman5780 4 месяца назад

Not betting the straight on the river there is a crime, can't be scared of a flush every time it is possible.

@EnvoyOfDestinyZ Год назад

13:21 :D

@ethanheiks5887 Год назад

first

@MrHustlaB Год назад

Cool story bro

@muratshabuzi8265 Год назад

oh shit i dont like this episode, dont expose me like that hahahahaha

@jacksparrow3490 Год назад

Its pretty funny when the sites hit the less then 9% coolers nonstop. And its not due to more hands being seen when its literally happening nonstop every day all day