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We'll talk about more about that at the end of

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the pot. Today I'm talking about two ways to win well.

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One of them is more enticing the other one, but

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only one of them will win. Like really when I

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was inspired by this by a session that I had

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this past Friday night. So I'm playing in my local homeroom,

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not traveling this particular time.

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Speaker 2: So I'm playing in my local room.

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Speaker 3: And I go in to be seated, and they coincidentally

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seek me.

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Speaker 1: At a table where there's a pretty wish fishy PUALI well,

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it's probably not the right word fishy loose, you know,

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not the most technically sound player, fun player in our area,

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and you know, always enjoy being at a table with

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this person because there's gonna be lots of plots played.

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It's gonna be some big pots. This person goes in

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quite an often amount. So even better than that, the

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seat that's open is to the left of this player,

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so I have position on this player. So it's going

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to probably more often than not, be a good night.

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Speaker 2: So I get to three bet this person a lot.

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Speaker 1: In position late, which is one of the things you

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should be doing. I don't want to get too deep

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into the strategy part of it, because I mean I could,

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but I do talk a lot of strategy. I want

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to more talk about the concepts in one of the

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big pitfalls of poker, because I think if you understand this,

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not just understand it, I mean really understand it, late,

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really grasp this deep into your soul, let it permeate

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every sale of your being.

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Speaker 2: It will make you a better poker player.

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Speaker 1: For three and a half or four hours, I played

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at this table with this person, and I could not

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beat this person. Now, this person will buy in short,

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they'll buy in a one to two game. They'll buy

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in for one hundred dollars. So unless they go on

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a winning streak and run it up, they'll usually just

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have a round one hundred dollars in.

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Speaker 2: Front of them.

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Speaker 1: And I'll just run through down a few occasions that happened.

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So one time I was in like cut off or something,

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and they raised I three bet them to play them

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heads up with pocket queens. So they'd raised to like

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fifteen or something. I made it fifty, which was about

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half their stack. But this is a standard raise for me,

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Like I'm not gonna raise tiny just because their stack

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is one hundred. First of all, this person doesn't care,

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like they're just gonna call half their stack off of

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whatever hands they want to play it doesn't really matter.

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Speaker 3: And you know, I don't care if I.

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Speaker 1: Just play them heads up and try to win one

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hundred dollars stack, that's fine with me, sure enough.

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Speaker 2: They're the only ones that call.

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Speaker 1: And in this particular hand, I had quaint pocket queens.

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The flop came like ten six four I think ten

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six four, ten seven four or something like that.

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Speaker 2: They checked.

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Speaker 1: I put them all in. You know, the POD's like

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one hundred dollars. They got like fifty left, you know,

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so approximately something like that. They had like forty fifty

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sixty left, something like that.

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Speaker 2: So I just say all in.

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Speaker 1: They call, and they fought to set a fours on me.

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Very frustrating. This player put half their stack in with

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pocket force. Half their stack they.

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Speaker 2: Put in with pocket force.

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Speaker 1: So I'm not going to detail every single hand like

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that that happened, but just know that four different times

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on this particular night, four different times they raised and

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I three bet them in position with a payer higher

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than theirs. Every single time my raise was approximately one

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half their stack. They called off one half their stack

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with a baby pair, and they hit a set and

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they doubled through me. Now it should be not shl

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It should not be lost on you that they always

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had a short stack when I raised them.

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Speaker 2: What does that mean?

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Speaker 1: That means to all this money they're winning off me,

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they're just losing and giving it away, right because they're

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playing horribly. It's just they're running really good against me,

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but they're still playing horribly at losing money. Another particular

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hand was the only time I got aces. You know,

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you're not entitled to get aces. I don't mean to

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say I should have got it many times. I'm just

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saying it was.

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Speaker 2: You know, it's the best starting hand you can get.

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Speaker 3: Same thing.

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Speaker 2: They raised a three bet. We had two players call

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this time.

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Speaker 1: Actually the flop came like jack nine tiny jack nine

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three jack nine four or something like that.

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Speaker 3: Check check to me.

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Speaker 2: I bet about.

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Speaker 1: Sixty percent pot, fifty percent pot. I think it was

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actually because there's three of us, yet I bet like halfpot.

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Speaker 2: The other player folded.

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Speaker 3: This player went all in, you know, for just you

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know whatever, a little bit more or something whatever, and

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I called.

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Speaker 2: Ned jack nine.

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Speaker 1: Anyways, I didn't beat this player in a single hand

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that night, not a single hand. Now, if you were

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an uneducated person about poker, and let's say you were setting.

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Speaker 2: Watching from on the sidelines, or maybe you were watching

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this on a.

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Speaker 1: Stream, you would say, boy, that those little pocket pairs

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are powerful, man, those those efforts are powerful. Man. Look

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they stack aces in Queen, you know they double through races.

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I mean it looks that way, But that's highly unprofitable.

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Like that player is never going to make a profit

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long term calling off half their stacks to three bets

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with pocket deuces and pocket fours.

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Speaker 2: They don't have nearly the odds to do that.

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Speaker 1: They're gonna win one out of a four times, and

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they're putting half their stack in the pot.

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Speaker 3: The math don't math on that.

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Speaker 2: The math don't math. I said one out of four times,

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take one out of ten times.

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Speaker 3: The math don't math on that. You can't make that work,

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like you just long term.

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Speaker 2: That will not work. That is a money losing proposition.

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Speaker 1: So the reason I decided to make this podcast is

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because it's kind of extreme what this player was doing.

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But I find that even people that are trying to

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be winners and trying hard to win often fall prey

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to this mindset on minor levels, playing pseuded connectors where

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they just shouldn't be playing them, playing off set connectors,

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like ten to nine and jack ten.

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Speaker 2: Offsuit and spots where they should just never be playing them.

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Speaker 1: Why because one time they hit us straight with a

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Jackson offsuit and stacked the eye with aces, and they

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still remember that.

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Speaker 2: It's very powerful.

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Speaker 1: This mental thing is very powerful whereby you you either

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see somebody else do a thing like this or you

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do it yourself and it make you wind you a

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big pot and it becomes indelible in your mind, like

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it just just it's just burned and etched in there,

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and you just keep repeating these really really bad habits,

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like you should never ever put half your stack in

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with pocket deuces to a three bet.

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Speaker 2: You should never put your half your stack.

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Speaker 3: In a pocket deus is like ever.

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Speaker 1: I mean, like I could probably think up sometimes that

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would be okay, I'm not gonna try to do that.

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and you're looking to play with them, it was probably

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a shove scenario, right, you'd probably be down to us

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act short enough that you wouldn't want.

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Speaker 2: To put half your stack in.

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Speaker 1: You just be wanting to shove it because of how

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many big blinds you have, So like it's just not

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a thing that's good, it's not profitable.

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Speaker 2: It's not going to make you money. So you know,

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I set all this to.

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Speaker 1: Compare these two scenarios, But there's two ways to win

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that really are two ways to win it poker, and

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I'm going to differentiate between the two. But this experience

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I had at the table and these other examples I

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give you, I think highlight them very well. The first

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way to win at poker is to play a lot

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of hands, call a lot of raises, put lots of

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your stack in with you know, baby paars and connectors

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and stuff.

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Speaker 3: And hit hands and just run it up. I mean,

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it's you see it.

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Speaker 1: You probably see it almost every time you play. There's

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somebody that does that. You see it a lot, and

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it's like, yeah, man, pseudo connectors are powerful. Yeah man,

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those pocket fours are powerful. And on the surface it

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looks that way, it really does it. Could you can

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make a compelling argument for it. Like I said, if

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you were an uneducated person about poker and you were

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sitting in a chair watching people play poker and just

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watching somebody just kill people with aces and kings and

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queens with your deuces and fours and threes and six

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or five offsuits. You'd be like, Wow, yeah, that's that

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is a powerful way to play poker. They don't know

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what you got, they don't see it coming, and you

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get on you know.

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Speaker 2: So it's one way to win.

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Speaker 1: The other way to win is to play an appropriate range.

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Don't really do much calling, be aggressive with mostly good hands,

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play a ton of position, understand pot odds, understand implied odds,

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and play appropriately. Now, this is two different ways you

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can win at poker. One of these ways can crush

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on any given night or any given week, or it

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can even crush for a month. It can for sure

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crush on any given night, just as this person I

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was telling you about that I played with it can

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it can crush on any week. You can go play

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two three times in a week and play this way

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and just crush that whole week. And you can even

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play this way and to kill it for a month,

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just slay every time you show up, but just kill, kill, kill.

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But only one of these ways will you be a

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winner at the end of a year or two years,

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of five years, or ten years, and that is to

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play the second way an appropriate range. Don't do a

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ton of calling, be aggressive, play a lot in position,

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play mostly good hands. That's the way to have the

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balance sheet be in the positive at the end of

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the year or at the end of five years, or

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at the end of a decade, or at the end

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of your life of poker.

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Speaker 3: You get to choose which way you want to win.

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Speaker 1: You want to win the exciting way, the wow, I'm

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running over the table with all this stuff I'm playing

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and just.

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Speaker 3: Crushing it and frustrating everybody and running a stack up.

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Speaker 1: Because most of the people that good players make good

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long term money off of love that feeling.

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Speaker 2: They love the hit.

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Speaker 3: I hit this, I hit this, I got lucky to

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hear bam bam, bam bam, and I ran a big

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stack up because it's exciting, it's exhilarating, it's thrilling. So

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if you want to be that player, it's fine. There's

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nothing wrong with it.

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Speaker 1: There's no wrong way to play poker as long as

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it suits your goals. Goals there to have fun, direct

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people to hit baby pairs, and you know, not have

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the correct gods, not have the correct imply to odds.

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Speaker 2: You know that is that is a perfectly fine way

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to play.

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Speaker 1: But if you want to play to win and show

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a profit at the end of the year or the

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end of the decade or the end of your life.

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It's number two. Number two is the way to play.

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So when you're one of these sessions, you're frustrated and

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you're asking yourself, why should I.

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Speaker 2: Play like this?

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Speaker 1: Or you start taking too many chances, or you start

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doing some of these things yourself, or maybe you played

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with this way and hit a big hand like this

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and you like always want to play that way.

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Speaker 3: Now, just remember that as long as it suits your needs.

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Speaker 1: What are your needs, goals and aspirations to play like

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this and get lucky and hit and just crush can

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run it up one night? Or is your goal, your dreams,

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your aspirations to be a profitable poker player year over

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year over year over year.

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Speaker 2: There's only one way to do that. Please keep it

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in mind.

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Speaker 1: If you want to learn how to crush it one

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Speaker 2: Just thousands hours of content over there. Now, in terms

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of audio video, we got the discord comes along.

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Speaker 1: You can interact, talk with share hands, discuss strategy, all

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this stuff with the folks on discord really huge asset.

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And as I speak right now again, I just had somebody.

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Now by the time you hear this and you go look,

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it may be closed. But as I am recording this,

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somebody just left the one on one training tier. It

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doesn't happen often. I cap how many people I work

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with one on one. It's a very small number of

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people because I don't have a lot of time to

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do it, and I ain't looking to make a living

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off of it or nothing like that. I don't have

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to make a living. I don't need this as an income.

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about it. But obviously my time is worth them until

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I charge. But I just don't do that many people.

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I had a very very tiny amount of people and

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we just had somebody leave. So if you want to work,

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we've been going on one.

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Speaker 2: Somebody just left. They'd been with us a while.

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Speaker 3: I want to say a year and a half or so.

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Speaker 1: That person had been with me. So a rare spot

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Speaker 1: Over to the Low Limit Cash games dot com. If

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Speaker 2: We'll talk to you in the next episode.