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It doesn’t matter if you are a beginner or an experienced player knowing how to play in the second betting round i.e. The flop, is vital to your play ability. This video with Lisa grant shows you how.
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#1
expike, 26 Feb 10 21:19
i heard all in around 30xstarted eating cards while watching this :/
#2
999Nakkiel, 05 Apr 10 17:02
all in are the fastest way to drop out.... in my opinion you don't actually need to go all in if you don't have at least 90% proof of your win, because opponent might have better cards.#3
poorplayer1, 11 Apr 10 14:55
I cant believe this went through 2 minutes of telling me what a pair was .#4
m4rr3co, 19 Apr 10 19:46
you can move forward in the movie, you know that right?#5
strosdegoz, 01 Jun 10 21:04
I am going to try this strategy now, will see how things go.#6
borntofrag2, 08 Jun 10 12:26
The ideea is to go all in when you have better chances of winning than of losing. That makes profit in long term.#7
Joonts, 12 Sep 10 10:10
How mega aggressive, - if you hit the flop go all in?! Yeah what if they also have a hand, all this is is scare poker... How stupid, how to lose money.#8
odd357, 07 Oct 10 03:36
lol now i know why everybody on toy money tables goes all-in all the time XDlol thats a STRATEGY hahahahha
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JonnyJr555, 21 Oct 10 05:30
u directly go all-in LOL:Dtoo aggressive strategy.......
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LiiLii, 23 Nov 10 11:20
There is one part i don't understand. You say you go all-in with these hands if you have raised before the flop. But then in how to play,you explain that you should bet 2/3 of the pot etc. Please elaborate.#11
Azim1, 04 Dec 10 09:42
I love your voice#12
KKChancerKK, 08 Dec 10 21:19
we give you $50 .. go create action and rake ... and lose your $50 to better players...#13
usag1, 21 Jan 11 04:09
seems as above.But have come across agressive seemingly maniac players who create lots of action. Lose rebuy lose rebuy and then win and win and win. Its gamble style i find hard to read. Never know what they have because overbetting constantly. So loose apparently but backing their drawing hands and have to pay to see their made hands. Love to beat them over and over.But they do suck out often and then its me out#14
scriptacle, 31 Jan 11 13:57
well it's high risk/high reward thus the need to get in with as little money as possible on the table. I think it works better on the lower stakes table, people tend to call all-ins way more. But you have to inevitably skip fast after a win.#15
Druren, 28 Feb 11 16:19
im in love with the 100 bronze players above who are like, I GET POKER YA? truth is were all terrible most probably at this level and being cynical, from what i can see and understand making money from this strategy is possible because you shove in when u have a larger chance of winning then losing.#16
1stTilt, 27 Mar 11 01:18
Reading over the comments I saw a lot of smack talk on the strat and I believe your really focusing on the wrong aspects of it.Obviously there are different players and different ways to play players. This is just a guideline for best possible play without knowing how others are playing.
You as the player has to adapt and adjust. I'd say more but I really don't want to make better players that I'll have to face.
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1stTilt, 27 Mar 11 01:29
You know after listening in more and re watching this video I have to say anyone who talks smack about this strategy doesn't properly understand it. If you don't understand it then you also probably don't know how to make solid reads on a player based on there play and I would say follow this strat to a tee so you can make money off poker.#18
Elroch, 26 May 11 10:02
Just after 2'25" there is a reference to a "straight flush" that should be just a "flush".#19
vanderveen89, 29 May 11 00:21
Wow, I've been playing flush draws and OESDs even though I didnt raise before hand. There are so many mistakes I've been making! So glad I reviewed this!#20
Bennetton, 17 Oct 11 03:46
Some of the information on this site goes along with what I've read in the poker books that I have read. The one thing I dont agree with this sites strategy is the limits to play at. When I play at a $1-2NL game at the casino I've had great luck buying in for 150 times the BB, or $300. I always play my best cards agressively and rarely bluff. I would recommend to new players that they read some books. If you can afford it buy 3 or more comprehensive books written by some of the pros. Make notes on everything you read and review them before you go out to play! Good luck at the tables yall!#21
Methylius, 08 Nov 11 11:50
there's something that might not work in this strategy, that is slow play, in the last example te QQ and the K in the flop, going all-in here is suicide when possibly facing slow play. Must be very carefull#22
noz03, 02 May 12 13:39
Nice video but I cant beleive I heard her say to NEVER deviate from these rules, of course you have to adjust slightly at least when the player your in against is abnormally tight or loose.