Poker TOP 5: River Mistakes 

These Top 5 and Exploit series are both fabulous!

Thanks Phil, I am going to go over this one a couple of more times. This is just what I need right now

This is pure gold in under 10 minutes. Poker will be getting even harder with this type of content available for free... Thanks Phil, really appreciate you putting this out there. Have a like and subscribe my friend 😃👍

You drop some absolute knowledge bombs when it comes to thinking about poker. Thank you

I really look up to this dude. He’s knowledgeable and successful. I try to emulate the strategy of the best players because they are successful. This isn’t some stupid poker coaching from a broke tournament player. This is solid advice from a someone who has been successful for more than a decade.

At mistake 5 I would add that against passive bad players, betting small with your weak value and bet big with your strong value hands yields the most EV. It is the typical thin value bet on the river you do not want to miss out on. So it is only a mistake against good aggressive opponents.

Thanks Phil,huge fan,you are the one poker player I would not get tilted to lose all my buying to, Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽

Yesssss. My biggest leaks are on the river for sure.

Though I knew most of this already this is extremely valuable information.

Great videos Phil! I like you're video's may be you should start a training site 😁

This is excellent

So how many ways am I playing the river incorrectly? Phil: *”Yes”*

River mistake number 6: finding yourself in a pot with Phil Gandalf

I wish Phil offered coaching

the no5 is interesting

Bluffing on the river ? Still remember the Bluefirepoker video, where Lagasaurus bet into you, and you had 77's.

What about "its my turn, so I bet." I do that a little too often

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Know ya range, and shut ya mouth! Do you smelllllllll what the gandalfs simmin?

Nice vid. Similar to dealing with underbluffers in terms of valuable condensed general information. 👍

Hi Phil, I would like a video about "gameflow", perceived image, metgame, timing tells, and how to implement exploits based on these thinner information. Love your channel.

Phil this is a very good, content, love the channel. But you need to process your audio better! Either record at a lower level and amplify it in post, or use what is called a "limiter" to prevent all that clipping. Or hire me as your producer!

Thanks Phil, great series of videos. On #4 it's hard to compare betting on earlier streets to the river because if you most likely have the best hand, in my opinion you want to bet so you don't give your opponent a free 🆓 card ♠️.

You have too much gain on that microphone, it’s distorting.

That point at about 5.30 ie that some players don't know why theyre betting is a very deep one. There are a lot of extremely fundamental poker concepts mentiomed here in a very clear way. Brilliant! Ty, Phil!

Why you cannot bet 1.5 times pot if you get top pair top kicker? Isitreally tooting value

Invaluable information, thanks Phil.

You have a water dispensar in your room? Pretty gangster

Its seems important but I don't get it 😅

Goat

I think a lot of these "tips" are not useful at low stakes. At low stakes our opponents aren't particularly thinking about what we are doing.

Great video. Value betting in spots where there aren't enough weaker hands the opponents can call with is one of the most reliable tells that someone is on the weaker side of the spectrum.

Poker theorists who don't play poker think preflop is the most important street.

Why or how can you be so good Phil Galfond!

These video series are very very sick.

Hey Phil! Love the video! I have an idea/suggestion, my subconsciousness brought up this gem of yours lately - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8mhenXZSNhM.html&ab_channel=RunItOnce I recall once in a RIO monthly elite call you answered a question of mine and said that your off-table study is revolved around game-planning against opponnents. I would love to see a follow up/revisit of that video in that kinda vein, how do you approach game plan and building exploitative game plans.

great content, but why do you pretend not knowing the question beforehand?