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Hello, and welcome into another episode
of the Lowland Cash Games podcast. Glad

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to have you here. Today's podcast
will be answering questions that you guys,

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the listeners, asked me over on
social media. So a reminder if you

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I try to answer those as quickly
as possible, and I do try

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to answer every single one. One
may occasionally slip through, and then from

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time to time, you know,
I'll post various things on there and here.

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Recently I posted a graphic telling you
to send me questions that you wanted

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answered on future episodes of the podcast, and that's what we're going to be

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doing today. So the first question
is from Ben Thorough the raught. I

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think it's the row. I know
it's low limits, so bluff should be

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very limited. But what questions should
we be asking ourselves before trying a bluff

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on the turn or later? So
there's a few I can think of.

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You certainly will be bluffing in low
limits. The better you get it bluffing,

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of course, you add to the
bottom line. That being said,

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I've stated repeatedly you do not have
to ever bluff to win at the lowestakes.

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You just don't. You can win
more if you learn how to do

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it effectively. But I just want
to caution you if you are currently a

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losing player and you're trying to become
a profitable player, you do not need

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to be trying to learn how to
bluff now. You need to be learning

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fundamentals, just basic fundamentals of good
hand selection ranges, raising three betting BT

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sizing those type things. And then
after you do that and you become a

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winning player, then you can start
bluffing. That being said, you need

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to ask yourself some questions. Ben, here's just a few i'll throw out

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there at you. Number one,
does this player ever fold turns? Or

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are they a calling station that goes
to the river with bottom pair? This

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is my player. Reads are important. This is what changes. It doesn't

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necessarily change from live poker to online
poker, but you just find a lot

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less of this stuff online and you
find a lot more of it live.

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So, like, off the top
of my head, I could probably name

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five players that I know right now
that if they catch a piece of it,

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they just doren't fold them to the
river, and they may not fold

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the river. If you run across
a player like this, trying to bluff

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them on the turn would be just
suicide. Generally speaking. If they have

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called a flop bet and they make
it to a turn, that means they

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either have a pair they like or
they have a draw they like and they

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are not folding on the turn.
Ever, you may get them to fold

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on the river, but you for
sure aren't getting them to fold on the

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turn. So if you can identify
these players, you need to be paying

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attention at the table. It will
save you a lot of money. Likewise,

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with that same player, you may
be able to bluff them on the

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river, but you need to try
to identify what they're holding. What's most

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likely, you know, is it
a pretty ragged board with no draws and

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they made it to the river,
Well, then they probably have a pa

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they like and they're not folding.
Is it a board would do quite a

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few draws, so that they could
be drawing at something and all the draws

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blanked, Well, then you might
stand a decent chance of bluffing them on

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the river. Kind of goes hand
in hand with that. But question number

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two are they capped at having a
very weak range. So there's several things

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that go into this. Part of
it is obviously is pre flop action.

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If they're a just called pre flop, they's called a raise. They can't

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have big hands, so if the
board is very big cards, they just

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can't really have a monster hand.
If it's middling type straightening cards, they

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actually could have a very big hand. And then you need to be able

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to read flop turn river textures right. You need to be able to understand

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the type flops where if they did
have a monster, they would raise you.

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So there's many flop textures that are
so heavy with draws and scary turns

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that somebody who has a monster will
raise you. And if you did not

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get raised on the flop, then
you know they just don't have anything on

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the turn, so they are very
capped in their ranges. These are just

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a couple of little tips that you
need to be keeping in mind while you're

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trying to determine how strong or weak
your opponent is and thereby how successful a

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bluff attempt on the turn or river
might be. And then I would say

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the last thing is about price I've
talked about this many times, but poker

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is all about math, and so
anything you need you do needs to be

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mathematically sound. And so you need
to ask yourself this question, can I

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get a fold cheaply enough to make
it a profitable bet over the long term?

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And so when we think about long
term, you know you're not always

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going to get the fold right.
Sometimes you're gonna bet and they're gonna call.

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But if you can get them to
fold one out of every three times,

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like if you try this same bet
with a similar spot with a similar

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villain, for similar amounts of money, you know, three different times this

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month, if you can get them
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times, then it will break even. And if you're pricing it right,

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so you know, you get to
you need to really study, you know,

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bet sizings and what price you are
laying your opponent. I find that

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a lot of players understand what price
the pot is laying them when they want

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to call to hit a draw,
but they don't understand what price they're laying

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an opponent when they make in a
bet. So, for example, if

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you bet half pot to bluff,
you need them to fold about a third

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of the time for it to be
break even for you, and if it's

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any more than that, you're going
to be profitable. If you bet two

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thirds pot, you want them to
fold about forty percent of the time for

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it to be break even. Anything
more as profitable and then you know full

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pot by it. You want to
make a big pot sized bet, you

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need your opponent fold about fifty percent
of the time. So these are some

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things to keep in mind. Thank
you so much for that question. Man

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Carson K wrote me this question A
difference in deep stack and normal poker.

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Okay, let's get into it.
Carson, I just want to warn you

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up front this is not going to
be very detailed because deep stack poker is

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crazy hard. It's crazy hard to
be good at it, and so if

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you are having problems understanding deep stack
poker, I would advise you to not

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play deep stacked. You need to
play one hundred big blinds. A hundred

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big blinds is the most studied,
most well known, most solved, most

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explained, most taught form of no
limit holding. There is one hundred big

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blinds, so you can find numerous
people to help you and tons of resources

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to teach you how to play hundred
big blind stack poker, and so I

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would say, get really good at
that, and once you get really good

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at that, you know you can
move to play in deeper stacks. Now,

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of course I understand. Sometimes you
start out one hundred big blinds in

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a game, and three hours later, stacks have just multiplied, and now

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everybody at the table has three hundred
big blinds. There are four hundred big

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blinds, and you're playing deep stack
poker. I would say, if you

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find yourself in that spot and you're
not good at playing deep stack, I

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would say, color up and leaf. Now A lot of people would say,

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oh, I don't do that,
that's crazy, Well is it?

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I mean, if you are now
playing a game you're bad at. You

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know, when the game started,
you were playing a game that you're good

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at, and now you're four or
five hundred big minds deep and you're not

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good at that game and you don't
understand it, you shouldn't be playing it.

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That'd be like that'd be if somebody
says it's okay. That'd be like

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somebody saying, well, sure you
can play hold them what you've studied and

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are good at. And then if
you want to move over, to the

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ras. They won't play ras for
a while. That's fine too. I

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mean, I know you don't know
anything about it, and it's still poker,

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same thing, deep stack, No
hold them it. It looks like

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the same game, but it's very
different in a lot of ways. So

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deep tack poker played well involves every
aspect of poker, like every single tool

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you can imagine and poker is available
to you. This includes value, you

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get odds to call. A lot
of times, you run bluff, sometimes

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big bluffs. You are allowed to
put tons of pressure on capped ranges,

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which is one of the hallmarks of
deep stack poker. If you are a

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poker player, they can identify when
another planer a hand with you has a

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very capped range, you can just
put immense pressure on them to fold because

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stacks are so deep. That's one
of the big differences between people that play

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deep sack poker well and people who
don't. And finally, the biggest thing

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is that mistakes you make, the
bigger they are, the more they cost

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you, so you can afford If
you're playing one hundred big blind poker and

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you make an error for your stack, it's not really catastrophic. It's a

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hundred big blinds, you lost it. You don't like losing it, but

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it's not catastrophic. You know.
Compare that to playing six hundred big blinds

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deep and you make that same mistake
and it costs you your stack. Well,

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I mean, now you know you've
lost six times as much money you've

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lost. But let's say you play
a hundred big blind by ins, You've

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now lost six buy ins in one
hand and one game in one hand,

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and so mistakes are just catastrophic.
So you have to be pretty good at

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play in deep stagged if you don't
want to make bad errors. This is

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a generalization, but large pocket pairs
go down in value a bit, and

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then hands that can crack big pocket
pairs of people who can't really fold,

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you know, big pucket pairs,
well, those type hands go up in

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value. So if you're in games
with you know, people that are going

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to make five hundred big blind mistakes
with pocket aces, and you can get

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in there with the five seven suited
on the button or something, or you're

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making a play and you get involved
and you take them down, then you

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can maximumally exploit villains. So the
largest pot that I've ever won at one

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two no limit was maybe a couple
of years ago, something like that.

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I'm playing in a game with a
person I played with a ton and this

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game just gets bigger and bigger and
bigger and bigger, and the next thing,

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you know, we're just, you
know, crazy deep, and me

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and this particular villain are forty five
hundred dollars deep at this point, forty

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five hundred dollars deep. And I
raise. He three bets me, and

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he's very aggressive, and I had
positioned on him. I think he three

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from the big line. He's a
very aggressive player. I four bet him,

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he five bet me, and we're
so deep that I called in position

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and I had five seven suited hand
I just mentioned, and we flopped a

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gutter and a back door flushtraw and
I forget his bet size amount, but

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we were infinitely deep, and I
peeled one on the flop and we banked

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the gutter on the turn and he
was not able to get away from aces

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and he put all forty five hundred
dollars in the middle and we one a

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nine thousand dollars pot playing one two
no limit hold them. So that's a

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great example of how you know if
you were a hundred big minds deep.

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First of all, any reasonably smart
player would not be committing that much money

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with five seven suited, So there's
less odds you get cracked. You're laying

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your opponent's less odds to try to
crack you when your hundred bigs minds deep.

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So there's lots of nuances to it. But that's a general overview.

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It's just far too involved and far
too complicated for me to cover in any

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kind of a depth in an episode
of the podcast. But I hope that

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gives you some pointers and things to
think about. All Right, we'll do

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one more for this episode. We'll
do another episode of these, because I

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got a bunch of them, but
we'll just do one more for this episode.

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It's from Tyler westra when to call
it a day, run, bad,

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et cetera, minimizing down draws.
It's funny you should mention this.

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This is something I actually have went
through in just a previous month, and

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we were on a pre already bad
downswing and I stopped and took a little

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break and came up with a game
plan. And I'll tell you what my

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game plan was specifically, and then
i'll address your question and generally, but

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my game plan was, we're going
to go to three hour sessions. We're

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going to limit ourselves to to buying
down swings. When it's three hours,

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we will leave, whether we're up
or whether we down. We will take

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at least a one hour break after
a three hour session. We may break

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the whole day, we may break
for an hour, but we will at

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least break for an hour, and
we will do something non poker related.

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We won't think about poker, we
won't review hands, we'll listen to music,

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we'll go for a drive, we'll
go buy something at the store,

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we'll go for a walk around the
parking lot. You know, there's any

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number of things we can do to
just live in a different type headspace.

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And then if after that we're feeling
good and we're ready to attack the game

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again, we will come back and
do another three hour session. And so

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I had these little plans going and
it worked very well, and you know,

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we wanted a massive rebound and wound
up running it up for the month,

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Like the first twelve days of the
month. I was so deep,

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so stuck, so bad, and
we went I came up with the game

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plan. We wound up turning around
and we finished the month up pretty big.

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Not nearly as because it could have
been without the downcling, but I

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was very pleased with it. So, look, you should leave anytime that

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you're tilted and making bad decisions,
even if you just lost one buy in.

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And this is what you know we
talk about, you know, only

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taking two or three buy ins.
A lot of players will go, well,

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don't do that. As long as
you're playing good in the game as

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good you should keep playing that.
I mean, I don't necessarily agree with

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that. I don't care how good
the game is. The longer you play,

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the more fatigue you'll get, the
more mistakes you'll make. And there's

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very few people in the world that
can play really long sessions and be at

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the top of their game. So
you know, limit your losses. Try

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to have a buy in lost rule. I think somewhere two or three buy

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ins is probably reasonable. But my
most important thought here is that even if

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you lose one buy in, if
it's something that's tilted you or got you

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so mentally out of whack from just
losing that one buy in, just walk

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away at the one buy in because
you're gonna be playing bad you're not gonna

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be thinking straight and things are going
to deteriorate quickly from there. So me

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personally, I like a three buying
loss rule, but I will adjust it

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from time to time based on different
scenarios. But during that bad down swings,

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as I just mentioned, I may
make it two buy ins. The

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main thing is just knowing when to
leave. Playing shorter sessions is huge.

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As soon as you have lost a
couple of sessions, you need to be

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on it immediately, recognizing that a
downswing has begun, and one of the

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first and I find that this is
usually the last thing people do, but

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this needs to be the first thing
you do. You need to be immediately

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asking is it me? Am I
the problem? And if I'm not one

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hundred percent of the problem, what
percentage of the problem am I? What

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am I leaking here? Sure?
I mean we ran bad, We got

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two outed, this happened, that
happened, the other happened. But I

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want to go back and look at
these hands and I will see what percentage

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of this leak was me. Because
we're human, then we're invariably we contribute

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to it. Always, we could
be contributing to the whole thing. Never

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be so arrogant or cocky or confident
that you don't first look at yourself.

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I don't care that you got two
outed. You go back and see what

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happened pre flop. Was it optimal? Did you do it the best it

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should have been done? Did you
play the most optimal way possible on the

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flop? Did you make the best
decisions possible on the turn? And did

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you make the best decisions possible on
the river? And if at any point

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you can identify where you didn't make
the most optimal decision, sure you may

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still have lost the hand, but
you can find something that you can fix

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and you can be better prepared next
time. So that's hugely important. So

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take hands like you should always be
taking hands during notes during session. Always

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your hands. Where you feel lost
on the turn, take a note on

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it, hands where you felt lost
on the river, Take a note on

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it. Hands where you won the
biggest pot, Take a note on it.

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Hands where you lost the biggest pot. Take a note on it and

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then review them later. And then
more importantly, have somebody who is a

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winning poker player who can look at
these hands with an independent third party I

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objectively and go, you know what, you're playing really bad right now.

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I know you're a great player,
but it's obviously you're on it, like

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two to three session downswing. It's
affecting your confidence. You're not three betting

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in spots you would normally be three
betting, or you didn't take this spot

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on the turn that you would normally
take, or you're much more passive now,

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or you know they'll find something in
there, and you need to constantly

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be on yourself to make sure you
are not contributing to the problem. This

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is a one hundred percent verifiable fact
of poker. The more we lose,

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the worst we play. And I
don't care who you are. I don't

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care who you are. The more
you lose, the worst you play.

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And then finally, just take a
break, man, if you are,

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if you're on a you know,
three session, four session, five sessions,

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at some point, just say,
you know what, I'm just taking

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a break from poker. I'll take
a week. I'll take two weeks.

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I'll do some stuff fun, and
then, you know, three or four

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days before I decide to hop back
in the mix, I'll start doing some

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studying, I'll start preparing, I'll
start getting back in that frame of mind

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and we will just go kill it
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