Texas Hold em, Poker Advice from Poker Best Players Part 3

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Three of the world’s top poker experts: WSOP Champions Mike Matusow and Todd Brunson, and best-selling poker author David Sklansky discuss, debate and teach advanced Texas Hold’em poker strategies. Watch and learn from the pros. Part 3 of 5.

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10 thoughts on “Texas Hold em, Poker Advice from Poker Best Players Part 3

  1. Enjoyed this show. Wish they indicated the dealer button (and/or blinds) when showing the pocket cards pre-flop. Would be helpful for me. Thanks

  2. Hello, the move (09:45) A2s from UTG –> All-In was mathematically wrong! This is because that hand running against the tables strongest dealt hand out of 4 (five handed) leads to a bit less a coin flip after 5 community cards are drawn. From UTG you should shove hands that offer at least 60%. The break-even share is 50% what means no profit for your work. With AJ, AQ, AK or 99+ you receive at least 60% after the drawn river. For more information search with the term 'iRuleThem'. Thank you!

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  5. at 19:12 he's wrong … geez you don't need to know a thing about poker to realize that

  6. The difference is he's thinking of examples like the odds of hitting 4 blacks in a row on roulette .. once you hit 3 blacks it is obviously only a 50% chance still to hit black, and not less than that, though the odds of hitting 4 blacks in a row is clearly much greater, a la the gambler's fallacy is not occuring, however your hand still influences the chances of the other player's hand so it is not discontinued … I'm just starting to play poker but come on really?

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