S05E08 - Sandia Resort Albuquerque - Poker Room Review

Today is poker strategy for the brand new poker player. This poker podcast is specifically designed for the 1/2 or 1/3 low limit cash game player. Whether this be your local home game or poker room. I tailor the content of my poker coaching specifically to you the low stakes poker player. Want to guarantee I continue to crank out high quality poker advice specifically for 1/2 and 1/3 no limit players every Sunday? Consider becoming a “fan of the podcast.” For the cost of buying me an ice mocha latte you’ll keep me motivated to keep providing these targeted and actionable strategies for low stakes poker every week. And as a thank you, I’ll give all fans of the pod an extra private episode every month. You can also check out my full blown Advanced poker training designed specifically to teach you how to crush 1/2 and 1/3 poker. My training plan is half the price of the other poker training sites out there and unlike them I focus 100% on strategies for beating 1/2 and 1/3 no limit. The is also a private coaching option as well: http://lowlimitcashgames.comYou can find this link in the information and description section of the podcast on your app. The best way to ramp your game up and know how to play any hand in any spot by drilling it over and over again: https://advancedpokertraining.... Use code: lowlimitFor 25% discount No limit Texas holdem is a complex and challenging game that requires a lot of skill and strategy to master. There is no simple answer to how to win, but there are some general tips that can help you improve your game. Here are some of them:* Play fewer hands and play them aggressively. Don’t be the first player to limp (just call the big blind) preflop, as this gives away your hand strength and invites other players to join the pot. Instead, raise with your strong and playable hands, and fold the rest. This way, you can win the pot before the flop or put pressure on your opponents after the flop.* Semi-bluff aggressively with your draws. A semi-bluff is a bet or raise with a hand that has a chance to improve on later streets, such as a flush draw or a straight draw. By semi-bluffing, you can either win the pot right away or hit your draw and win a big pot. Semi-bluffing also disguises your hand, making it harder for your opponents to put you on a range.* Fast-play your strong hands to build the pot and make more money. When you have a very strong hand, such as a set, a straight, or a flush, you want to get as much money in the pot as possible. Don’t slow-play or check back your strong hands, as this gives your opponents a chance to catch up or get a free card. Bet and raise big with your strong hands and make your opponents pay to see more cards.* Defend your “creative” hands you raise more when in position and never when out of position. So you raised 98 suited from the lowjack and the cutoff 3b you 3.5x. Sure your hand is pretty but it’s going to be very hard to win from out of position. Basically you will need to nail the flop which is very hard to do. On the other hand , if you raised the same hand from the button and the big blind 3b you, you can call in position because there are more ways you can win given your positional advantage. * Fold when you’re unsure. One of the most common mistakes that beginners make is calling too much when they are not sure if they have the best hand or not. This can be very costly in the long run, as you will lose more money than you win by chasing marginal hands or hoping for a miracle card. If you are facing a big bet or raise and you don’t have a clear reason to call, it’s better to fold and save your chips for a better spot.

23 Juli 202335min

Today we talk about strategy for traveling and playing poker. My training plan is half the price of the other poker training sites out there and unlike them I focus 100% on strategies for beating 1/2 and 1/3 no limit. The is also a private coaching option as well: http://lowlimitcashgames.com The best way to ramp your game up and know how to play any hand in any spot by drilling it over and over again: https://advancedpokertraining.... Use code: lowlimit For 25% discount How to pick rooms Check rake. See how many tables of the game you want to play are running during hours you like Rakeback? What daily schedule should be kept If I travel to play I play 6 days min, but usually 7. This is subjective Hotel vs camper I traveled for 18 months all over the country in an RV. I bought it just for that. Recently sold it. It was amazing. Many casinos will let you stay in parking lot in designated areas making accommodations free. Many won’t. Now I do hotels. Bankroll safety in new areas Personal safety I use a bank that has branches all over. So you can travel without a lot of money. And withdraw when you arrive at the city you are playing. When my bank isn’t there I divide bankroll up. Hide and store in separate locations. Hopefully if one gets robbed others will survive. Don’t flash money at the table. Don’t dress like you are wealthy Park as close to entrance as possible. If they offer cart rides to vehicle take it. If you have a huge night and it draws attention ask for security escort Always watch for vehicles following. Never get out at your hotel room etc if someone pulls in behind. Take different routes back and forth. You can go deep into the weeds with this. Up to you How to evaluate new tables I play tables with the biggest stacks and most money on the table. After you have played a while you will know if you have a bad table. So any table would be better. Money saving tips I stay cheap. I stay in extended stays most of the time. I buy groceries. Eat in room. Only eat out as treats of local flair Don’t over tip And if you don’t like extended stays , almost any hotel will give a discount for long stays. So call and ask.

16 Juli 202338min

Todays poker strategy is how to play pocket sixes. Become a fan of the podcast or check out the full poker training with a poker private coaching option as well: http://lowlimitcashgames.com The best way to ramp your game up and know how to play any hand in any spot by drilling it over and over again: https://advancedpokertraining.... Use code: lowlimit For 25% discount Pocket sixes in no limit hold'em can be a tricky hand to play, as it falls in the middle range of pocket pairs. I find that people are very confused about the best way to play small pocket pairs like sixes profitably. Here are some general rules of thumb to follow: 1. Position is crucial: Your position at the table plays a significant role in how you should play pocket sixes. If you are in early position in a full ring game that is 8 or 9 handed, it's generally better to fold them since you don't want to risk too much money playing out of position. There are far too many people left to act who can wake up with hands that have you dominated. And even if they have a hand you are flipping with like overcards it will be incredibly difficult to realize your equity playing out of position. In middle or late position, you can play them if the action has folded to you. You always want to enter the pot with a raise with this and all other playable hands when the action has folded to you. The one spot you can just call with your pocket sixes is on the button. You are guaranteed to be last to act post flop and can often take pots even if you don’t hit your set or the board has over cards when it is checked to you. 2. Look for value: Pocket sixes are not a premium hand, so you need to look for opportunities to get value from them. One way to do this is by playing them in multi-way pots where you can potentially hit a set and win a big pot. This will be primarily by just calling with them on the button and occasionally on the big blind. When you play pocket sixes multi-way like this you are essentially set mining. This means it’s very important that the other players in the hand have deep stacks along with your own stack. To insure you can play this hand profitably make sure the effective stacks are at least 15 times the amount of money you have to call to see the flop. 3. Consider the table dynamics: The way your opponents are playing can affect your decision to play pocket sixes. If your opponents are playing tight like in some early morning live cash games or online, you may want to try to steal blinds or make a small raise to see a cheap flop. If they are playing loose and aggressive, it might be better to fold and wait for a better spot unless you are in position which great implied odds to try and hit a set as mentioned before. 4. Pay attention to stack sizes: Your stack size and your opponents' stack sizes can also play a role in how you play pocket sixes especially in a tournament setting. If you have a short stack, it might be better to shove all-in pre-flop to avoid playing out of position post-flop. If it folds to you in late position and you only have 15 big blinds then shoving all in is likely the best play. On the other hand If your opponents have short stacks and you are in late position, you can use your pocket sixes to put pressure on them and try to steal their blinds by making small raises. 5. Be prepared to fold: As with any hand, it's important to be prepared to fold pocket sixes if the situation warrants it. If you face a big raise or re-raise, or if the flop doesn't bring any help, it's better to cut your losses and move on to the next hand. Pocket sixes can be a challenging hand to play in no limit hold'em, but with the right approach, you can turn them into a profitable hand. Remember to consider your position, look for value, pay attention to table dynamics and stack sizes, and be prepared to fold when necessary. By following these guidelines, you'll be able to make the most of your pocket sixes and increase your chances of winning at the poker table.

9 Juli 202311min

This is the poker question I get asked the most. So I’m doing an episode of the pod to answer it in as much detail as I possibly can. It’s not poker strategy necessarily but it’s a question that has to be answered! You can become a fan of the pod or join discord at the link below.https://lowlimitcashgames.com

2 Juli 202334min

Add this to your poker strategy and stop bluffing in this spot that’s costing your money. Advanced poker training designed specifically for the 1/2, 1/3, low limit poker player for one half the price of the other training sites. With poker coaching options as well: http://lowlimitcashgames.com The best way to ramp your game up and know how to play any hand in any spot by drilling it over and over again: https://advancedpokertraining.... Use code: lowlimit For 25% discount

25 Juni 202323min

There are two skills that all long term poker crushers have. I’ll share these skills with you along with tips on how to make sure they are a part of your game. This is a powerful poker strategy for being a lifelong poker crusher. Join Patreon here: https://lowlimitcashgames.com

18 Juni 202329min

Should GTO ranges be a part of your poker strategy? How do you use ranges profitably? I hope these poker tips will improve your game. Become a fan of the pod or get full blown training help at:http://lowlimitcashgames.com

11 Juni 202324min

Todays poker strategy podcast focuses on tells to help you pick off a bluff in your low stakes poker game. To be a fan of the pod and hear part 2, or for full blown poker training check out my Patreon below. http://lowlimitcashgames.com

4 Juni 202318min