Top 5 Poker Delusions

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You know you missed it, Phil and the Top Five are back! This week we have FIVE poker delusions; the mental traps folks fall into with their game. As well as some solid perspective about Phil's own style and whether he's an optimist or a pessimist when it comes to playing poker.
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00:00 Top Five Poker Delusions
00:38 Selective Memory of Your Play
01:40 Selective Memory of How You're Making Reads
03:00 Delusions About How You're Playing
04:35 The "Benefit of the Doubt" Delusion
06:51 Delusion About Why You're Playing
09:31 Is Phil an Optimistic or Pessimistic Poker Player?
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Top 5 Poker Delusions
Producer: Thomas Deming-Henes
Post Producer: Anne Johnson
Music: DJ Spinello

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1 авг 2024

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@Mwuesse Год назад

Speaking of top 5's, this feels like a top 5 video on poker that I've ever watched. So much wisdom in such a small video.

@PhilGalfond Год назад

Thank you so much! I’m glad you got a lot out of it.

@JimbozGrapez Год назад

I'd love to see a top 5 amendments to your past poker strategies! Something you used to do/believe that has changed in the last few years. Love the content!

@snake0911 Год назад

you can tell that Phil would make a good friend because he's humble and willing to see things from different point of view.

@TheTedMeister 59 минут назад

I appreciate your honestly. I fall into the same traps. Tonight was different. I got lucky at the end of a tournament and won it, but I know I didn't just simply out play my opponents, I got lucky. At least I didn't self destruct due to tilt since the poker gods were "obviously" against me.... All Night Long.

@JasonG123 Год назад

regarding number 2 with selective memory on reads, I've learned to look for reads on people while you are NOT in the hand and hope it gets to showdown. Personally, I don't play two hands the same. I also get really nervous when I'm betting high when I have the second nuts, the same amount of nerves when I'm bluffing. So, that's how it is with other people also

@jiamonx2 Год назад

Been playing poker professionally for 10 years, and these are so true. Great advice and video Phil

@georgewbushcenterforintell147 Год назад

Are u live or online player?

@scottoshea9440 Год назад

Can't get enough tips from Phil. I trust this man's poker judgment more than any other person on Earth.

@j.sarnak1391 Год назад

Thanks Phil. I always appreciate someone who is willing to share his thoughts so easily. I am not sure I am confident enough to share the craziness running through my brain sometimes!

@markelkhoury8168 Год назад

Great video, Phil. Lot of similarities between poker players and traders(financial markets), and to piggy back on selective memory, a wise man once said to me; A great trader must have no memory but also forget nothing. It’s been hugely instrumental for me with trading as well as my continued (recreational) poker play. Thanks for the great content as always.

@dwarner9158 Год назад

We’ve all dealt with delusion number 5…. The advice for that one is gold! Never heard it put like that

@jasonli5024 Год назад

#3 something I familiar with and try to overcome it. #5 I am in quite often in, but rarely realize it while in the situation. The last little personal insight mirror many of us. Thanks again.

@TDArcher Год назад

Excellent Video! You’re exactly right with your top 5. I would add applying your thought processes on other players. Not everyone thinks like you do.

@sc0mo786 Год назад

Great comments about making mistakes. Many people, especially online, are quick to condemn other people's actions in a specific hand and write outrageous commentary. Realizing my own foolish and self-deceptive thinking is very important, well done Phil!

@PhilGalfond Год назад

Thank you 😊

@kkarpuzi Год назад

Frickin awesome. Poker is so much more than strategy. The stuff you talk abt here makes up a good chunk of the total poker life. Eye opening stuff...

@cactuarnoob100 Год назад

People are ingrained to remember the bad beats Vs when you get in statically favorite. Thank you for the videos.

@rmx01indiana Год назад

My mistake was watching the 1998 WSOP. I've been hooked ever since

@FourOneNineOneFourOne Год назад

Great as always!

@amexos Год назад

Really appreciate this content ❤❤

@jamesgriffin6797 Год назад

Fantastic content as usual. Keep these pearls coming Phil.

@PhilGalfond Год назад

Will do, thank you!

@ekw555 Год назад

Why Phil is better than "most": Phil - I make mistakes every hour 10nl vlogger (and thousands of others) - I'm playing GTO also, Phil references Tommy Angelo. this shows he grasps the game at the highest level. 😀

@Gos1234567 Год назад

Last one is great advice for all gamblers of any game that you play!

@plopokerplayer Год назад

Nice Video Phil! I would like a video where you talk about the players who play in staking

@Pokerfarhang Год назад

Thank you Phil, Great examples

@PhilGalfond Год назад

Thank you 🙂

@taranuandrei991 Год назад

Pure gold! 10x Phil !

@suzuki800622 Год назад

thank you so much

@checkthenutz Год назад

On number 4, it’s called the dunning kruger effect. Or some variation of it. I think. I’m sure one of the wizards in the comments will correct me if I’m wrong.

@michaelb4090 Год назад

Great stuff, iv seen many videos and like to watch you, John little and Bart handson, good mix ya know and all.differerent thanks!

@PhilGalfond Год назад

I appreciate that. Thanks, Michael!

@arikotzen5304 Год назад

Phil i noticed on your training website there is very few videos on multiway pots for nlh. Would love to see some videos on this.

@tomaszziomek5219 Год назад

I actually know now that I have more mental leaks that I thought, because when someone makes a huge hero call I say the same thing: how can they play so bad :P Great video!

@turhapro Год назад

thanks dude

@KIP_NZ Год назад

Phil - I stumbled on your channel a couple days ago by seeing the 5 best bits of poker advice & this and in particular #5 was reiteration of that. Just last night I was sitting under the gun about 15 minutes from my pre-determined leave time trying to decide if I wanted to play 1 more orbit and then I thought “My earn is $30/hr in this game, an orbit is 20 minutes so do I want to get home 20 minutes earlier or stay for a potential $10 earn?” …. Before watching these couple of videos I would have never known how much better a decision it was to pick up then as the reward for over staying is so little. Thanks!

@PhilGalfond Год назад

Awesome! I love hearing stories like this. I’m so glad it made a difference for you already ♥️

@brettblaster Год назад

This one has endless wisdom, much love for making these

@jamesbuchanan2001 Год назад

These all sort of hinge on not letting your emotions cloud your judgement, think through things from both perspectives etc.

@kylesmith7500 Год назад

Thanks for the vid Phil I generally try to only play 4-6 hours sessions when i play so I can go home and decompress. However when it comes to playing late when you're tired and miserable I find myself getting stuck in a game after I've been playing for 10,12,16 hours not becuase im trying to get even or anything but becuase the game is so incredible that I don't want to leave becuase I think my win rate in the moment is much higher. This usually ruins my next day as well. Im not much if this is the correct way for me to play or if i am also being delusional by playing tired and playing far longer than I anticipated so I might only be on my B or C game at that time. Thanks

@ournewlifeonmadeira Год назад

nice thoughts... thank you for that 😀

@maxhong7223 Год назад

So good , love from Singapore ❤️

@PhilGalfond Год назад

❤️

@theofilosgougoulas8549 Год назад

the last one is the most valuable advice..

@tuphamanh6678 Год назад

thank you Phil, Great advice

@chrisp755 Год назад

That's deep content!

@wendelsonnentau4218 Год назад

nice thoughts

@willinnewhaven3285 Год назад

People misread my tremors, caused by age, as nervousness.

@TheSuperhomosapien Год назад

3:59 Phil Hellmuth in a nutshell.

@batsshadow Год назад

Hi Phil, great content as always. Not sure if anyone has reported this yet, but it sounds like your mic is slightly overdriven. Can you tweak the gain downward? Yours truly, A nitty audiofile

@paulmaier6305 Год назад

this guy should be a CEO somewhere

@paulpena5040 Год назад

I think one of the weirdest delusions in poker is not being able to admit you DIDN"T make a mistake. For instance you are noticing a maniac is barrelling with any 2 cards literally every hand regardless of hand strength and the time you challenge him with 2 pair he has a set or trips or whatever. It's so hard to say you DIDN'T make a mistake. There's this voice in your head going "I KNEW I shouldn't have called" when in reality it was the right play. It feels so weird to lose to a really strong hand and say "no, I played that correctly"

@johnmar6376 Год назад

In one session I got AA six times and lost every time.

@johnmar6376 Год назад

He phil you should sell your products by what they weigh. Just follow the price on GOLD and that you give you started. I personally feel is worth more than the price of gold

@PhilGalfond Год назад

Thank you 🙏🏻

@itskmillz Год назад

Man that's brutal winning $6 an hour at 1/2 lmao this is why live kinda sucks. The games are amazing of course because there are a lot of fish but the hands move WAYYYYY too slow. If you're winning 3BB/100 online you'd make more money per hour than winning 10bb/100 at a live game because you can easily play 150-300+ hands per hour depending on how many tables you can play at once.

@TheScapegoat420 Год назад

Like J4?

@georgewbushcenterforintell147 Год назад

Who is Thomas?

@PhilGalfond Год назад

Thomas is my producer and editor!

@PhilGalfond Год назад

and friend 🙂

@elasticharmony Год назад

Using the term "delusion", intellegent!

@johnmar6376 Год назад

What is not a myth: if anyone with average smarts spends 4 hours a day studying poker and another 8 hours a day playing they will be a much better player in poker in one year. you can probably win money from 75% of the people you play with. Imagine after 5 years. how about 10 years.

@whbot Год назад

delusions on running also stems from people folding at showdown and you won, no idea how "lucky" you were.

@MrDizew Год назад

Who makes 6$/hour on 1/2 :O

@johnmar6376 Год назад

here if the sixth: Phil Hellmuth thinks he is the best cash player.

@OGRE_HATES_NERDS Год назад

you coupd be an elf in lotr

@myrddinwyllt3383 Год назад

"Some pros"... was that a dig at Negreanu? He was kinda bitchy all series. Don't get me wrong. I love the guy, but it got kinda annoying after a while.