The ULTIMATE Poker Tips Compilation (3+ Hours!)

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Phil Galfond presents 100+ pro poker tips in this ultimate poker compilation. 3+ hours of the best poker tips from a high stakes poker pro, for FREE!!
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This huge poker tips compilation might not have all of Phil Galfond’s high stakes poker learnings in it, but it does cover a wide variety of topics that will appeal to poker players of any skill level (you’ll have to check out Run It Once for more continued technical poker skills coaching!)
This epic poker compilation has tons of the best low stakes poker hacks, tips for your first poker tournament, tips for your first time playing live poker, tips the poker pros DON’T want you to know, the best things Phil Galfond’s mental game coaches taught HIM, and even more of the greatest poker tips straight from Phil’s mind!
Pot Limit Omaha fans, not to fear! Phil also gives advice on some of the most overplayed PLO hands in Top 5 poker hands you should fold.
There are so many great poker videos in this compilation that we could run out of space describing them all!
If you’re interested in another 3+ hour long poker compilation after you finish this one, check out an epic online poker pot compilation with all of the biggest online poker pots broken down here on the channel: 3 Hours of MASSIVE Online Poker Pots [COMPILATION] - • 3 Hours of MASSIVE Onl...
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In almost every poker related video on this channel, Phil Galfond is here to teach you how to think like a professional poker player.
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00:00 The ULTIMATE Poker Tips Compilation
00:15 Top 5 Low Stakes Poker Hacks
08:45 Top 5 MORE Low Stakes Poker Hacks
17:55 Top 5 Poker Skills Low-Stakes Players STRUGGLE With
26:35 Top 5 Best Poker Advice I've Ever Received
35:00 What Makes an ELITE Poker Player
42:10 Multi-Tabling Online Poker Dos and Don’ts
46:23 The 5 Post-Its Stuck to My Monitor
01:02:51 Top 5 Lessons from my Mental Game Coaches
01:12:27 Top 5 Updates to My Own Poker Strategy
01:23:21 Top 5 Poker Pot Odds Mistakes
01:29:37 How to Play Poker Against a Maniac
01:41:52 Top 5 Poker Mistakes You’re Making
01:51:30 Top 5 Poker Hands You Should Fold! | Overplayed PLO Hands
01:59:18 Watch This if You’re Unlucky at the Poker Table
02:08:15 Find Your A-Game | How I Focus at the Poker Table
02:15:07 Top 5 Questions I Ask Myself Every Poker Hand
02:29:25 Plug These 5 Poker Tournament Leaks NOW (and Start Winning!)
02:42:01 Top 5 Signs It’s Time to Bail on a Bluff
02:50:22 Poker TOP 5: River Mistakes
02:59:18 10 Ways to Make Your Poker Career Unsuccessful
03:14:04 The Problem with GTO Tunnel-Vision

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@PhilGalfond Месяц назад

Hey! Here's where you can get my 44-page Mindset Strategy Playbook, along with weekly wisdom directly from me -> philgalfond.com/mindset-yt If you enjoyed these tips that I came up with on the spot, you'll love the emails that take me 4 hours to work on each week!

@cabrinhaswitchblade8532 Месяц назад

Very pleasant voice) will continue watching and training some listening (eng - foreign) combo: poker + language lessons)

@Kassadin10 28 дней назад

Скобочки палят, какой у тебя родной язык :D

@erikhalvorseth3950 10 дней назад

Agreed. Phil has a voice that works very well in this environment

@mojacko-ny5lp Месяц назад

I love this thanks so much for all the tips its amazing how great, clear everything is explained!

@shayanakhavan6002 Месяц назад

Phil, I really appreciate your videos and what you teach. I apply what I learn from your videos in live poker and maybe variance hasn't caught up with me, but I am a significant winner from it.

@milkd.4206 Месяц назад

Sweet! Thank you for this, Phil.

@PhilGalfond Месяц назад

You bet!

@Luukki123 15 дней назад

@@PhilGalfondThats literally the perfect response, for a poker peo

@FrankOGStack Месяц назад

Awesome Content Phil !!! A really in depth analysis of both the mindset and the in game play !! It is really rare that i can watch a 3h20 long video but their is so much knowledge that i am asking for more :P

@justinharris7650 Месяц назад

When I’m contemplating on what to watch simultaneously while I’m playing my online Poker, and then you strike this beautiful gem. Thank you Phil

@warrenbluffit2048 Месяц назад

Mobius poker mentions this is a pitfall of many poker players, they are distracted by videos or their phone while playing poker

@Lordgeb99 Месяц назад

@@warrenbluffit2048100% true but videos or distractions can also make you not punt, or play hands just to play hands

$@fracritel$

@fracritel 7 дней назад

You cannot follow two things or do two things simultaneously you may think you can you cannot

@rippedasunder 21 день назад

Your content has always been legendary, right from the early PokerStove hand-reviews and your ESPN G-Bucks article. Thank you, Phil!

@joegroves4325 Месяц назад

Thanks for putting this all in one place!

@julianhodgson1961 Месяц назад

Three and half hours of the best life/poker advice I’ve ever heard - thank you Phil:))

@xxxxrossxxxx9235 Месяц назад

This was amazing. Thank you.

@georgebabamirza8067 Месяц назад

Great great video Ty 😊

@guillermopuertamallol8135 Месяц назад

Thank you so much Phil!

@shameerrahim3548 Месяц назад

This was awesome. Thank you

@brettmorton6513 Месяц назад

Fantastic teaching Phill!

@d-buck Месяц назад

Watched everything. Thanks, man!

@TheKestrol Месяц назад

great video - gives me courage lol i also see that bottle filling station in the back dkm

@herokillerinc 13 дней назад

Phil, thank you! I keep this playing looped at the tables and it helps tremendously. That said, I once went on a 22 session win streak, and your advice regarding how it is possible to go on a bigger losing streak than you ever imagined really hits home..... somewhere out there I know there's a 23 session losing streak, even if I play like a beast. It keeps me sober on the felt

@thomasverschraegen8776 Месяц назад

Great job!!!!

@NorbertoLacap Месяц назад

Your content is spot on!

@PokerWithDr.Parlay 3 дня назад

Great content as always! 😎😎

@jamesdaniels4840 21 день назад

this is gold, thanks phil

@humbertosilvacunha2810 Месяц назад

Fantastic!

@juhanviik Месяц назад

Amazing gift! Thanks! Did not know you had a prop bet. I think if you make a video about that you would get there faster. Would love to here how its going.

@seangallagher1927 29 дней назад

Hi Phil, I really like the video. Just finished it yesterday and last night I won my first MTT in many years 🎉

@deborahswift2377 Месяц назад

Thank you for this video. I am only 30 minutes in and I found the need to take notes. I am going to have to watch this a second time. :)

@vincentx8076 Месяц назад

This is the video i needed thanks a lot truly appreciated

@PhilGalfond Месяц назад

You’re very welcome!

@denismonterodiaz476 Месяц назад

Thanks Phil you the best.

@FLAWLESS_VIZION Месяц назад

Yezzzzir PHIL, thank you very much for this!!! 🙌🙌🙌💪💪💪

@PhilGalfond Месяц назад

You’re very welcome!

@officialghetty Месяц назад

Thanks Phil this was great 👍

@TWO_DOWGS Месяц назад

Thank you!

@dinodoljanin2713 Месяц назад

As soon as i saw this title. I knew this will be my favorite poker video of all time.

@daverikson3795 12 дней назад

If you are looking to fall asleep, this can also be adequate material.

@qsdailydose8970 Месяц назад

Bro Thankyou!

@krisdiaz2277 Месяц назад

Hey Phil.. I dont really expect a reply,but would appreciate one. How u feel about the open limp? I been playing alot lately, and I usually raise or fold pre.. but ive started limping pockets pairs from earlier positions.. 2's-6's. U think its best to fold those? Or just raise and if U get 3 bet go set mining and if u brick just fold? What u think

@miami-dadetransparency5253 Месяц назад

Phil bro thank you so much for making this

@PhilGalfond Месяц назад

You’re very welcome!

@carolinemandarino8687 Месяц назад

Thank you for all the great tips! Very helpful info - going to listen to this again.

@chriswashere420 Месяц назад

Phil, just want to let you know I personally appreciate you reminding us to like and subscribe. I like all your videos but rarely remember to hit the like button.

@Lordgeb99 28 дней назад

You should start streaming on twitch or kick Would be fun watchinh you live, to Ask questions or something like that

@deborahswift2377 Месяц назад

55 minutes in, you just blew my mind by describing my BIGGEST challenge. Power... I was describing my current issue as a lack of focus but I think the real answer is that I am inconsistent in my power levels.

@cowardlederer1 12 дней назад

Phil your the nuts

@boeeder Месяц назад

Oh lawd, phil posted

@YouTubeNinga1 14 дней назад

Phil, i normally have good months, month on month. But when i heard you say you will run as bad as you could ever imagine, i didn't think that would be the start of mine. Bear in mind im playing since 2007 online. And generally, it's been like steady upward graphs for me and some dips under trend but retaking the highs. Your comment has jinxed me beyond belief 😂. I know the drill, dont worry. But as for the actual comments, meh, aint that the truth. "OMG" Small stakes player here (purgatory grinder)

@norbertolacap9769 Месяц назад

🤙🤙🤙 good stuff

@jbird643 Месяц назад

How does Phil know how to crush low stakes? Serious question. Mass data analysis?

@YouTubeNinga1 Месяц назад

There's population tendencies. Ie. Low stakes, mid and high. So yes, there is population analysis on each

@genessis43 Месяц назад

GOAT 💯

@lewisriddle5859 Месяц назад

Do you have a "hack" for over thinking fun players?

@infosneakr Месяц назад

When was the last time you played low limit poker? Honestly? If its been a long time, would things be different now vs the past? 1:03

@Bean-js9bc Месяц назад

Things are the same today.

@happypill6195 Месяц назад

first. phil you da goat

@keithhart266 Месяц назад

In our weekly home tourney, usually 17--25 players, we chop top two with 3rd getting double their buy-in back. to save time. I was doing okay there, then I made two adjustments. I quit bluffing, and I stopped slow playing my big hands. Someone always calls. I chopped 5 of the next 6 weeks and I think I was 8/12 at one point. Only person I told about my change was my wife. She has chopped twice as well. It works, and I will keep using it until it doesn't.

@champgang Месяц назад

Salut. Tu devrais faire une vidéo sur les joueurs de poker qui étais riche et qui sont tout perdu. Merci

@sumitmantaporn7830 Месяц назад

Best 3 hours spent in a long time.

@iitzkryy9599 Месяц назад

I'm not good at math, but how is it possible to have 200 Top 5s? 🤪

@JazzYachtrocker Месяц назад

Yes

@ilka_tv9819 Месяц назад

Phil, your free book link is broken

@sgredide День назад

3+ hour ultimate ways to fall asleep COMPILATION

@bochenchospbc6974 14 дней назад

Y ahora unas partis lol

@garmatsch Месяц назад

I'm linking this clip at second 10, just because.... #therealphil (can't give more props than this)

@willh4340 Месяц назад

I've actually noticed the opposite. At low stakes, particularly 1/3, them calling with 5 people behind is pretty much the same as them calling to close the action. At 30bb+ minimum ($100 min at 1/3), they like calling just about any two cards, praying for trips or 2 pair. I like to raise often to get them to fold. They usually won't pay $20 for what they were hoping to get for $3

@sdmit2000 Месяц назад

I take Phil’s opinions vs yours sorry

@Villerkutchen Месяц назад

We do respect your different perspectives

@330miggs Месяц назад

15" POKER HAAAAARRRRDDD

@jmastro304 Месяц назад

Haha, I got a set I gotcha lol

@davereid83 Месяц назад

Irie!

@JazzYachtrocker Месяц назад

Multi table 4 tables while eating a four course meal is God tier multitasking.

@jc624 Месяц назад

Yes thank you for the vid. Now can you make it unlisted so the fish don't get better please :O

@ewallt Месяц назад

Regarding the first comment about only playing Aces if there are no blinds, that’s not how things would work in real life. While it’s true you could make money with 100% certainty, only losing when your Aces get cracked, no one in real life would fold 200 hands to wait for Aces because that would be incredibly boring and people value their time. If you only played super tight in a no blind/ante game, you could 100% make money, but it would be unbearably boring. So assuming the states were small enough, I’m guessing the game wouldn’t play all that differently (for low stakes, which is what this comment was about). Of course, Phil’s comment is 100% mathematically correct, but I think in real life, in low stakes games (super low, where the money lost is inconsequential), the game would play similarly with no blinds to go after, even though mathematically speaking such a game should result in no action.

@spaffron4285 Месяц назад

Falcons 4 president

@jackmoxam9801 Месяц назад

Best tip I’ve ever heard is be named phil

@user-cy2zy5kh7p Месяц назад

👍👍🙏🙏🙏ty

@PhilGalfond Месяц назад

Yvw!!

@geoffin99 Месяц назад

If there is no downside to conversation, how can there be an upside?

@marcstephens4982 22 дня назад

You spoke of con artists being charming, didn’t you live with Tom Dwan?…

@hylens5111 Месяц назад

Polorized?

@TimmyRipkey-zj7sg 22 дня назад

Your 1st example about only playing aces is nonsense

@tappthegreat7775 16 дней назад

It clearly went over your head.

@StrongwillGameTheory 27 дней назад

I think that you are wrong here Phil; if no blinds, playing only AA's is not the only play nor the best play. If you only play AA's then you become exploitable. In position, I can play AA's too and balance it with some suited connectors and exploit you. Of course, I'm not gonna play every suited connectors, they will be very few too.

@kevinshen 13 дней назад

This is just wrong. Whenever you raise with suited connectors and I don’t have AA I fold and I win in EV space. Therefore your strategy is -EV

@StrongwillGameTheory 13 дней назад

@@kevinshen I think you are under the assumption that I'm opening all suited connectors. I'm not, I'm opening at an extremely low frequency, just balancing it with range of AA's. I'm not looking to win money preflop, but rather post flop where I can bluff you or stack you two pair, flush or straight. And when I'm opening, I'll open only in position so that I can realize my equity. Assuming that it's a regular opening size and no open shoving. Or it's a pot limit hold-em. It's counter-intuitive, but think about it.

@StrongwillGameTheory 13 дней назад

@@kevinshen Let's say AA vs 67s and postflop AA is not allowed to fold and 67s will only continue it hits two pair, straight and flush. Which hand do you think wins in the long run?

@barygol Месяц назад

Phil that nose has been asking for a bit of plastic suegery for ages... it's time you tackle that. Use a few high stakes big blinds

@richiebklyn 28 дней назад

waiting for hands costs us time.... might as well go to a minimum wage job and get paid for time.

@damianartt8972 Месяц назад

Your first tip is absolutely wrong. The majority of low stakes cash game players open very tight. You clearly have not played low stakes cash recently.

@Vegaspoker91 Месяц назад

Sounds like you are very close minded and are taking the tight games you play in and assume that all low stakes players play tight. This is just not true. Listen to people that are better than you and open your mind. Great things will happen. Don’t pretend you know everything.

@McRuffin Месяц назад

@@Vegaspoker91I play on bovada and about 30% of the player pool opens with a 23vpip or lower … every site is different. There’s tons of tag/nits . The numbers don’t lie. You’re going out here calling people close minded when you don’t know how people play in their own games.