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I choose:

http://www.pokerstrategy.com/video/1416/
by Cornholio

Because cover a Limit Holdem micro...just the beggining of the beginners :)


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mute20
Joined: 13.01.2011

My choice is

http://www.pokerstrategy.com/video/33227
by uri peleg

I think it was a great video for myself because of a fundamental mistake i was making consistently, which was hero calling to much. I found the video has helped me improve my weakest area of my game currently and put into perspective the idea of a good fold as just more money in my pocket. I also felt uri explained his thought process clearly and could possibly be my first choice as a coach in the future.


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FlyingDutchm1n
Joined: 21.08.2012

Hi Everyone,

I choose: Tackleberry's introduction to Stack to Pot Ratio (SPR)

http://www.pokerstrategy.com/video/35590/

as I think it is a very profound subject that is overlooked by many, most people maybe be able to calculate the SPR but have absolutely no idea what effect it has on all of your decisions preflop and how the SPR dictates what kind of hands you should be looking to play and how much room for postflop play you have amongst others, and I think Tackleberry explained it in a very concise and to the point manner. As I mentioned in the comments section of this video, I am very much into SPR in a PLO context but I never knew which role it played in NLHE and then I just found this video during my morning coffee and it's a freebee even!


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Ramble
Joined: 17.11.2008

One video series that really opened my eyes into ways to examine my game and improve in all areas was Schnitzelfisch's: Learning to Learn Series.

It's a couple of year's old and still very relevant - it applies to all forms of poker, the videos are very simply laid out and each one is only 10-20 minutes - so very digestable.
We read in here so often that if you want to be successful you must work on your game, but often don't discuss what that entails - this video series will give you a great start.

The first video in the series is called Learning to Learn - Focus - http://www.pokerstrategy.com/video/27186/


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lelemalee
Joined: 07.07.2010

http://www.pokerstrategy.com/video/32466/
I chose Bogdan's videos about volume and variance. Those videos are a must of understanding the game and making a good mindset, so you can overcome tilt and lack of motivation.


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I choose

http://www.pokerstrategy.com/video/13310/

Microstakes maniac from ge5sterne...

Really good video on how to be smart aggresive on lower limits. Made me realize there is another level of poker playing on these limits.


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BarbaAmarilla
Joined: 08.07.2012

The video which has helped me most recently is W34z3l's 6-max Walkthrough - Preparing For Takeoff by w34z3l. It made me realise I've been playing much too tight from early position, and too tight from later positions. As well as making me feel more confident about playing shorthanded, it's also helped with my full ring game.


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Padelbro
Joined: 21.01.2010

As omaha player, I go with:

Trouble Spot Analysis: Donk Bets
by Skodljivec

(Chose from silver-level videos only, as I can't currently watch gold-videos even if I have seen them past months.) I like these from theory to practice videos best, which this video does very well. Also, the subject is one that I could still very much improve my game, so this video is spot on for me.

More omaha videos to Strategy please :f_thumbsup:


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JoSsP1n
Joined: 01.10.2009

Hi,

I really like Lackoogcb. For exemple Crazy Spots at The Midstakes:

Spoiler

http://www.pokerstrategy.com/video/34748/

His way of explaining complicated spots in a easy way is very amazing.

Chears


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iSoOwnYou
Joined: 27.11.2014

Video : http://www.pokerstrategy.com/video/33447
Title: MTT Beginner's Course - Week 1: First Tips to Get You Started
Coach: Asaban

So many good reasons why this video is my top pick! Firstly if it wasn't for this video I would never have known about PokerStrategy. My friend told me about the video and emailed me a link to it as he knew I was studying MTT games. So the video will always have a special place in my top poker video list. The video itself has taught me the importance of applying what you learn and studying what you are learning and not just simply watching a video.
For instance I made some great notes while I was watching to help me take in the coaching and also to make it my own.

The video showed me I was playing much too tight from later position, thanks to the easy to follow charts. :f_o::f_thumbsup:

The coach has a great sense of humor too which is nice for people studying and laughs at funny answers to the video. He also includes a quiz in the training which helps bring the notes alive and even those of us that are watching the course in the library and not live can try to answer the questions to help improve our understanding.

Asaban was also my first friend on PokerStrategy as I sent him a friend request after watching which he accepted.

These are the reasons why I love the MTT course by Asaban and the first video that introduced me to PokerStrategy :f_drink::f_thumbsup:


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tonypmm
Joined: 11.01.2009

How To 30-Table: A Guide to Mass Multi-Tabling
by CollinMoshman

Collin is THE SnG legend whose videos are always very instructive, but this video is especially wonderful because this guide to increasing the 'volume', and hence the hourly winrate (which he proves by calculations), is applicable to all kinds of poker, not only SnGs. Collin gives and explains '4 commandments of mass multitabling' known as MOSH: mark hands during play for post-session review; don't get overwhelmed; stack tables; set up hotkeys for any possible action. He emphasises that mastering mass multitabling is a gradual process, the table count should be increased with caution, when one is beating the limit confidently, and this increase should be first tested out at a lower limit. At the end, he shows a 40-tabling session played by coach KatieDozier314 and analyses her decision-making process and mechanics of the grind.


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NijeVaznoKoSam
Joined: 30.08.2013

and.... nominated for the best video is........

http://www.pokerstrategy.com/video/33055/

How To 30-Table: A Guide to Mass Multi-Tabling
by CollinMoshman

This video is probably the best you can get in order to increase your multitable skills - even it increase your table volume only by 1 table it is worth to take a look. Beside that Collin is an awesome Coach.

Happy New Year to all of you!!!


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Ales851
Joined: 16.07.2012

Hi,

I´m sorry, I am not able to select one video but No. 1 for my 2 years poker career is W34z3l's Walkthrough series by w34z3l
http://www.pokerstrategy.com/video/#searchtext=W34z3l%27s%206%252Dmax%20Walkthrough&key=all&contenttype=0&gametype=0&tablesize=0&languages=en&levels=basic,bronze,silver,gold,platinum,diamond&lowerlimit=0&upperlimit=100&ob=date&od=desc&page=1&rpp=10

My troubles before watch the series:
Another videos gave me a plan which hand play preflop. So i did it but have no idea why. Why I´m playing SCs? When are offsuit broadways better ten SCs and when not?
I was total ABC fit or fold player. I often heard things like - this is good or bad runnout. You have at least backdoor FD (have no idea why it is important because chance to complete is too low). Some FD are better to bluff raise another is possible to just call. And a lot of others - but WHY? Sometimes I found out the reason but before watching this series (and other W34z3l's videos) I felt that I´ve already heard the most of things I need to beat at least NL25 but it was like to have 1000 pieces of puzzle but have no idea what is the picture. With W34z3l's videos I finally seen it. Many thanks for this.

Btw. this thread is very useful to find some good new videos which I don´t know. So out of competition I give a tip for one more video, which is from previous year but it helped me a lot and is suitable for all poker formats:
Evolution of Poker - Ahead of the Curve by W34z3l
http://www.pokerstrategy.com/video/30727/


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sherriffatman
Joined: 30.04.2009

Adjusting from cash to HUSNGs - PBOGZ from HUSNG.com reviews LemOn36 - See more at: http://www.pokerstrategy.com/video/34655/#sthash.GdP5kDPs.dpuf
(PBOGZ)

http://www.pokerstrategy.com/video/34655/

All of PBOGZ's vids are extremely informative, and he is very easy to listen to (which I have found, through experience, is more relevant/important than one might initially think,when considering whose vids to watch and study).
What makes this one my fave tho is the way he explains concepts so clearly and 'simply' and with as few words as required (ie no waffle!) and how he gives definitive alternative plays in most spots and especially where hero makes non-standard/incorrect decisions.
He also gives clear reasons for each and every decision and conveys his thinking-processes in a way that is quickly and easily understood - I can't really find an adequate description of exactly what I mean by this, but I just think his stuff packs more into each vid than some others, sort of like he 'bullet-points' all the important points for the viewer, and makes (sometimes some quite advanced) concepts accessible without going into too much 'heavy-duty' maths theoretical stuff (which, I think most will agree is important in poker, but not really that much
fun to watch in a vid)
HUSnG is definitely my favourite format, and there isn't that much good free content out there in comparison to cash/mtts and even stts/mtsngs, so wasa great find for me!

*** having somewhat of a 3B bluffing range even vs recs was a revelation to me!!!!
(and very effective btw)

- lots of brilliant advice for anyone starting out in husngs!

[also want to give 'honourable mentions' to Collin Moshman for all his SnG stuff (and especially for his advice to play 'what you enjoy the most'!), KTU (for 'tankroll' strategy - not a vid I know, but still a great concept and one that is on my list), LuckyLukePS (for mtt mountain and all his coaching stuff/advice), and lastly KatieDozier (1BBto1st)]

thanks to all @ PS.com and Merry Christmas!


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Lazza61
Joined: 23.03.2011

Thread closed for judging. :)


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Lazza61
Joined: 23.03.2011

Hey guys,

We have come up with our winners. First of all I would like to congratulate all on the quality of your entries. There were so many good responses and clearly you are passionate about the videos that have helped you improve.

So without further ado, drum roll please........

1st - iSoOwnYou (Goody bag and upgrade)
2nd - vandeuren (Upgrade)
3rd - joey1toe (Upgrade)

Congratulations guys. :appl:

@iSoOwnYou If you could open a ticket including the promotion in the title as we need to confirm your address and phone number before despatching the goody bag. :]

Cheers

Laz


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thx for the upgrade, I would like to see more similar competitions :f_biggrin:


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gadget51
Joined: 23.06.2008

Well done to iSoOwnYou
vandeuren
joey1toe

as the prizes recipients, but from what I've read in the replies you're all winners here. _thumbsup:

Well done everybody and have fun,

Mal.


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tonypmm
Joined: 11.01.2009

Congrats to the winners, well done! :f_thumbsup:

It's a pity that I haven't had enough energy to watch Bogdan's psychology series, it's a must for sure.

The purpose of my entry itt was to thank Collin for his dedicated work of many years (of course for the review of my play as well), and I'd also like to thank Skodljivec for featuring me in the last episode of the 'PLO Warriors' coaching series, which has however never been released as an archive video :f_confused: Please publish that series of coaching records in full.


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iSoOwnYou
Joined: 27.11.2014

wow this is awesome, what a great start to the week! Thankyou :f_drink::f_drink:

how cool :f_cool:

Thanks again! :happy:


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