I'm not good at math but. I assume you take into account that if 10 players are playing, a total of 25 cards will be dealt, or 1 card shy of half deck. assuming dealer doesn't burn cards. based on that and the notion that you have 13 cards with 4 suits each you can deduce the likelyhood of the hand. again, i'm not good at math.
How did it go from 40 to 16% and how was it 40% in the beginning sorry I’m new to the strategies of Texas Hold’em and Texas hold ‘em in general. also doesn’t the big blind go last? He just has to bet first right?
GREAT video. I am often dealt KJ and QJ UTG and I have a tendency to fold both of these hands when faced by a 3-bet by the cut off or the button. Would you say that a hand like K9 suited would be more stronger on the cut off or button? Especially with the potential to flop a flush draw? Or in less common cases the nut flush itself?
For sure you can play a wider range of hands the later your position. Your range should be much more narrow when you are in an early position like UTG and have so many opponents still to act behind you.
@@homokiller9255 when more people could enter the pot after you act you need to have a better starting hand to be able to battle so many opponents. Multi-way pots are much more difficult to win than heads up.
Great video I just want to add you don’t beat lose aggressive by playing tight lose aggressive beats tight you actually beat lose aggressive by playing passive similar but not quite the same thing passive is kinda just mega weakness. Tag will get smashed by lag and lag looses to small ballers
The player to the right of the big blind is the first to act preflop. On the flop, turn, and river the small blind or the first player to the right of the button/dealer acts first.
@@jonsockafella5778 To know where things are in play means to know their name when it is said. To know what their name means you have to know terminology. In conclusion, to know where things are in play you have to know he terminology that is used.
I can tell you are an experienced player-if I might suggest that you speak more slowly because I know for me, I have heard these terms used but this is the first time seeing them on the board and hearing about them
It would help me as a visual learner if this was set up on a table where I can see a dealer and all the dealt hands-I think I understand most but not sure about the button position and if it is a player or the dealer burn pile
@@kennygpokerstrategy4917 I thought it was funny. I don’t mean any disrespect. Call it game theory..(We need to know our position at the table or our role and we need too be gathering information and not giving it away by opening up our mouth.)
