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Hello, here we go with another
episode of the Low Limit Cash Games podcast.

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This is a podcast that's all about
the brand spanking new one two,

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one three no limit player. Maybe
you've just been going to your local card

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room for you know, a few
days, a few weeks, a few

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months, or perhaps you've just been
playing home games. On the other hand,

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people who've been playing a while and
are still you know, slight losers

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or big losers or break even and
you just want to get better at your

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game, that's who this podcast is
for. Glad to have you here today.

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We're gonna be talking about best hand
poker. What does that mean to

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you as a no limit poker player
at the lowest stakes. This is as

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a result of several messages I've gotten
over the past I would say probably two

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month period or so. We're gonna
jump into that also, got folks,

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that in this particular episode. We're
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in, I have got to give
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the content today. This is going
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and said, yes, I would
like to be a fan of the podcast,

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because I appreciate you cranking out content
specifically for me every week. Michael

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Chapiski, I think is the right
name, became a fan of the pod.

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Matt Eisenchink became a fan of the
pod. Benny became a fan of

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the pod. In Vince Sarria or
in Vince Serai, I'm sorry if I'm

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pronouncing that wrong. It's just a
user name, no real name became a

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fan of the pod. Miles Stepner
became a fan of the pod. Thank

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you guys so much for that.
So you know, fan of the pod

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is five bucks a month and it
just as a way of saying thank you,

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and it's away from to you say, it's you know, valuable to

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you that I continue to crank out
an episode every single week because I continue

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to debate every month rather to keep
doing or not. And as a matter

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of fact, today I spent quite
a bit of time debating whether I should

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do it every single week or not. So you guys are the heroes.

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I also want to I have to
personally thank everybody who gives us a great

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rating on Apple podcast. That really
helps Apple expose our pod to people looking

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for poker related content. Lots of
great reviews have come in since the last

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time I did an episode, and
then we had this one review that I

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wasn't going to read and then I'm
like, I need to read it because

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I don't understand people sometimes, so
let's jump right into it. This person

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named poker Dutch gave us a one
star rating and said, if you're an

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experienced one, two, one three
no limit player and you listen to these

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episodes, you will quickly realize that
the advice is correct only about half the

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time. I wouldn't waste your time
here. Well, first of all,

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it would be great for me,
as a person that's trying to get better

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at poker if you would send me
some messages and tell me what half of

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what I'm doing is bad so I
can improve my game. That'd be awesome.

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But secondly, I guess you missed
the part to where my podcast isn't

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four experienced one, two and one
three other players. I'm pretty clear about

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that right up front. In every
single episode, I give a very basic,

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simplified, easy to understand, ample, easy to implement set of rules

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and strategies to help people who are
new to the game or losers to the

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game get better and become break even
slightly winners or improve their win rate.

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So that's on you for not understanding
what the podcast is about. So you

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gave me basically a one star because
you don't understand what the hell is going

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on, but thanks for stopping by. Now on to the people who are

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positive. Five stars from Doctor Gilbert. A friend shared this podcast for me

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and I've been listening weekly ever since. Keep up the great work. Thank

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you for that. I appreciate it
so much. Boo thirty three. Great

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listen, very helpful, informative.
I'm learning a lot. Thank you so

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much for the content. Well,
you're welcome, and thank you for the

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review. It means the world to
me. I think I've got Doctor Gilbert

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in here twice somehow. Coach Macki
five stars how to learn poker without feeling

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dumb. This podcast is a great
way to improve your poker game if you're

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a beginner. One two cash player
to the best podcast I found so far.

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I'm almost finished season two. I'm
listening in order. Thank you,

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Coach Macki one for the kind words
for the five stars, and also for

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understanding who this podcast is for,
unlike other people whose names I won't repeat.

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Then I have a message from Lucas. This was sent to me again

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on these screenshots, I can never
tell in hot this is for sure Facebook,

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so they sent me a private message
on Facebook. I just want to

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let you know I'm on my fourth
straight month of being a winning poker player.

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Your podcast has been a phenomenal asset. And he sent a screenshot of

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his tracking and he is making thirty
three dollars an hour. Thirty three dollars

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an hour, So thanks for sending
that in Lucas, I appreciate. I

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don't share all these I get some
of these every single week from people whose

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games have been improved, and that's
why I really should just ignore the haters.

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I really shouldn't give him the time
of day. But sometimes some people

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just don't even understand what they like. They're talking about experienced great people shouldn't

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be listening to the podcast. Well
duh, I've never said that should be

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he should be listening to the contest. That being said, I just recently

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spoke with a person who is a
one two pro grinder who said that he's

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had episodes of the pods helped him
improve some leaks in his game. So

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anyway, all that being said,
we're gonna jump into today's topic and content,

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best hand Poker. Now. The
reason I decided to do this particular

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episode today is because I would say
over the past two really over about the

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past four weeks, I've gotten people
who have sent me hand histories and strategy

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type questions about things at the table
or hands they been involved in, to

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where they are just really thinking about
the game and in a way that is

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very convoluted and so kind of sticking
with the theme of what we've been talking

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about this entire episode, which is
who this podcast is designed for, the

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type of advice that we give,
and who it's intended to help. I'm

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trying to help you if you're a
you know, if you've been playing one

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two, no limit, the lowest
stakes at your poker room, and some

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poke rooms it's one three. But
you know, whether you're brand new,

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maybe you've just started a week ago, maybe you started four months ago.

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You know, even if you've just
been a person that's went to the poker

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room and you've been going for years
just to have fun and you just thought

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it was all luck. Because there's
a lot of people like that. There's

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a lot of people that just have
been going for years to the poker room

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and playing poker because it's just well, maybe I always get lucky this time,

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and I enjoy it, and I
hanging out with people, and I

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like being in the environment, and
maybe we get lucky and win sometimes and

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we lose sometimes. And that's the
extent to which they have thought about poker,

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all those people I described as who
this podcast is for. And so

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when I give really simplified basic advice
for you to how to move you into

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the winter column, it's not that
hard to move a one, two or

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just's just keep saying the lowest stakes
at your card room. It's not that

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hard to move you from loser to
winn. That may not be big winner,

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but let's face it. If you've
been losing ten fifteen dollars an hour

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playing poker, and I can get
you to where you're making five dollars a

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hour playing poker, that's a twenty
dollars an hour swing. Now you're going

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and playing poker, you're enjoying yourself, and you're actually coming home with a

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little bit of profit. Now it's
not every session played poker. Long enough

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you know that you don't win every
session, but over time it should start

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averaging out to where you become a
winner. And the number one single best

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way to do that, the number
one single best way to do that,

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which if you've listened to my podcast
for any length of time, you'll know

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that this is a theme that I
drive home a lot. I drive home

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at different ways I drive at home. When we talk about opening hand ranges,

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or when we're talking about continuation betting
and bet sizing and these type things,

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it's all about best hand poker.
Now, when you watch people like

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Doug Poke and Jungleman and Phil Ivy, and you know, these people playing

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one hundred two hundred or two hundred
four hundred or five hundred, one thousand,

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one thousand and two thousand a limit, and some of the best players

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to ever to play the game are
sitting in there. These guys just can't

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sit there and try to play the
best hand all the time. That's not

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going to work against really great players. It just isn't gonna work. But

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I'm telling you right now, as
I live and breathe, it does work

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at the lowest stakes poker in your
local poker room. You don't have to

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be fancy, you don't have to
ever have opened up a solver, you

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don't need to understand have hand ranges
memorized to any specific degree. What you

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do need to understand is that we
mostly need to be coming into a into

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a pot, entering into a pot
with a good hand, and when we

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still have a good hand or a
great hand or an amazing hand, we

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need to be betting. And that's
that's that's like eighty eighty five percent of

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what the lowest stakes poker is about. It's best hand poker. You want

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to have the best hand possible preflop, otherwise you don't enter the bot right.

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You want to have the best hand
on the flop. You want to

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have the best hand on the turn. You want to have the best hand

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if it goes to the river.
And then the big thing is you want

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to make your opponents pay you with
a worst hand. And so I keep

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getting people that send me these hand
histories of where they were, like,

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well, I thought my range was
this and his range was that, and

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so I decided to just check the
flop and then turned and and no,

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look, you can get better at
the game, and you can get into

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all this. That flop's more favorable
for his rains than my range stuff or

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whatever. But I'm gonna tell you
right now, if you raise pre flop

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with pocket ass and the flop comes
like eight five deuce, sure that's not

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a favorable flop for your range.
But if you check back your pocket ass

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on that flop, you're just throwing
money away. You're setting it on fire

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because it's eight high and your opponents
are calling you with their pocket five six

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is pocket sevens, pocket nines.
They're ace eight, they're king eight,

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they're queen eight, they're jack eight, they're ten eight, they're nine eight,

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they're eight seven. They're calling you
with all those tiny pairs. They're

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calling you with like nine ten because
they got three to a straight and they

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might pick up a straight draw on
the turn. I'm telling you this how

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bad players think, Well, I
got three to a straight, I could

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pick up a straight draw on the
turn. I mean, so if you

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got pocket aces on an eight whatever
I said, eight five douce flop or

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something, it doesn't matter if it
favors your range or not. That you

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mostly have ace king as queen,
king queen and you don't have that many

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overpayers, none of this matters.
You have pocket aces on a raggedy board

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against the worst players to ever play
the game. You need to be betting.

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You need to bet, and until
they give you a reason to not

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to bet, you just need to
keep betting, because if they have a

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set of fives, they'll let you
know. If they flopped two pairs,

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they'll let you know. If they
somehow run, run, run and runner,

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run and run and runner straight on
the river, they'll let you know.

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And until that happens, you just
need to be extracted money man,

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because one two players are bad.
They're just really bad. So one two

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no limit, one three no limit
is best hand poker. Rather than starting

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with a five eight suited pre flop, let's start with as king. Let's

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start with king queen suited. Let's
start with queen jack suited. Let's start

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with pocket tens. Let's start with
pocket eights, and we'll leave the five

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eight suited to the bad players.
Best hand poker pre flop, best hand

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poker on the flop, I probably
has got the best ben here. What

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should I do? Should I get
all tricky? Should I make my strategy

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all convoluted? No, you need
to be putting money in the middle.

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They either have a hand that they're
gonna pay you off with, or they

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don't. That's what it boils down
to. They either have a hand that

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they're gonna put money in on the
flop or they don't. They don't,

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it doesn't matter that you check it
back. I mean, what are the

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odds that they catch some miracle turn
that they'll now put money in with.

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That's what we're a lot of people
do. Like why, I don't think

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the villain could have any kind of
a hand, So I wanted them to

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check up. Well, first of
all, you don't know what kind of

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hand they got. You don't know. Secondly, if they don't have a

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hand, what are the odds that
they catch up on the turn. It's

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pretty hard to catch up on the
turn, so you need to start extracting.

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And if they don't have a hand, you know, sometimes they'll still

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call you because they're just bad.
But yeah, for sure they'll fold sometimes.

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But when they do have a hand, and sometimes really bad hands,

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really marginal hands, they're just gonna
pay you because they're a nonbeliever. Because

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they put you on ace king.
I put them on the ice king man.

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The flop was eight five deuce I
had ten eight. I put him

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put him on ace king man.
I couldn't fold, And then the turn

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came four. He's still bluffing me
with ace king, and I got the

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pair of eights. I called him
down again, and they just pay you

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off, man, because they're just
bad. They're just horrible players. It's

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best hand poker. Make them pay
when you have the best hand, and

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try to always have the best hand. The transfers to that is what do

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you do when you don't have the
best hand? Wags it fold? It's

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fold at. Somebody send me a
message the other day. They're like,

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I raced with ace three suited and
I got three bet and called, and

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the flop came seven seven four three, and I bought them pair with an

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ace over card and a runner runner
wheel draw, and my opponent bet,

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and I didn't think he could have
much, and so I three bet him

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and then he shoved on me and
I he was full of it, and

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I called and he had pocket kings. Well yeah, yet bottom pair,

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man, Yet bottom pair in a
hand. For some of the worst players

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to ever play poker, they ain't
in there going crazy with ace king.

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Your bottom pair is no good,
So look, get away, don't get

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crazy, don't get fancy pan syndrome, and just play best hand poker.

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Just try to have the best hand, pre flop, come in for a

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raise, try to have the best
hand on the flop, and when you

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do bet it and try to have
the best hand on the turn, and

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when you do bet it and try
to have the best hand on the river,

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and when you do bet it and
just try to get paid paid paid

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wash rints repeat, wash rents repeat. Is there more to poker than that?

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Absolute? There's more to poker than
that? Is there levels? Absolutely,

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there's levels to this. To my
hat, your friends an quote unquote

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experienced one three player and thanks,
my podcast is garbage. Of course,

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there's lots of other levels to poker. But if you're out here in these

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streets trying to become a winner,
the very first thing you do is start

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playing best hand poker. Put the
days of playing worst hand poker behind you,

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optimistic poker behind you. I might
can get a draw on the turn

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poker behind you. You know,
I think he's bluffing, and I got

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bottom pair poker behind you. Put
all that poker behind you, and let's

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play best hand poker, and we
will move you into the winner's column.

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And then once you established this,
you get used to it and you understand,

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Okay, I can just keep doing
this and I can make a little

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bit of money and we're gonna be
doing all right. Then you can start

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looking at more advanced things to do. But it all starts with best hand

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poker. It's how we all learned. We all started out too loose.

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I'm telling you right now, this
is the path every winning poker player that

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I know took. We all started
out too loose. We didn't know what

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we were doing. We're playing way
too many hands. Then we read a

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book or two and watched a video
or two, and then we all went

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too tight. We weren't way too
tight, but we started breaking even or

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slightly winning when we went too tight. And we stuck with the two tight

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thing for a while, and we
talked about how other horrible players were when

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they won with the eight nine suited
and when they won with the six seven

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suited, and we talked about how
horrible they were, because tight is right.

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And then at some point we had
just nailed the tightest right thing,

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and we'd nailed the being a slightly
winning player thing, and then we started

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studying other things we could add on, and then we added on this,

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and then we added on that,
and we had it on that, and

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then ten years later we had a
bunch of stuff we'd added on, and

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we're really formidable players at the poker
table. It's a journey, and every

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journey begins with the first step,
and the first step is playing best hand

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poker. I hope this episode has
helped you. I hope that it was

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simplified and straightforward. I hope that, as several people in the review said,

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I didn't talk down to you,
or it didn't make you feel dumb.

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That's not my goal. My goal
is to just understand a simplified version

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of winning poker at the lower stakes, get you winning, and then try

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to increase your skills from there.
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you know, leave reviews, honest
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you to lie and give me a
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you to leave ignorant one star remus
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world beat her at one three and
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people who aren't winning, is any
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by that. Don't leave one star
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on with your life and we're out. We'll talk to you next time.

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Thank you so much,