NL Beginners Course - Lesson 2: Preflop + Odds & Outs

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Descripción

The NL Beginners Course video series continues with Part 2. Hasenbraten takes us through Preflop play in addition to providing an introduction on Odds & Outs, the basic mathematics behind poker.

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Comentarios (15)

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  • EuanM

    #1

    Enjoy the video and please keep the comments in English!
  • kiromanAAKK

    #2

    Great Hasenbraten!

    P.S. As always really ;) !!!
  • Stedyeddy

    #3

    You are my hero
  • eveflush

    #4

    Great job!
  • arniealiw

    #5

    Wow Great Vid!
  • riskcore

    #6

    video sexy as hell
    really enjoy all your videos
    make more!!!
  • Fif27

    #7

    great video...10x
  • muel294

    #8

    You guys having video problems again? I am not able to stream
  • 10056971

    #9

    It either takes a looong time to stream or it's bugged I guess, with me it doesnt load =\
  • cypoker

    #10

    Where is the starting hands chart located at?
  • Gurkha

    #11

    @10: http://resources.pokerstrategy.com/Strategy/pdf/ps_nl_bigstackstrategie_en.pdf here you go
  • MariusGi

    #12

    Well done thanx for video !
  • highskyscraper

    #13

    17:36: I don't think we may divide 133 by 33 but instead 133-(-33)/33 = 166/33. 133/33=4 but 166/33=5! It is this five which corresponds the 1/5 winnig probability and equalizes it to 1. So 1/5 * 5 = 1.
    133/33=4 misleads us here and it is not true that "four over one [...] translate into [...] one out of five cases" - it needs to be five over one!

    I am new to poker, and I might be wrong, but the video version does not make sense to me. So please check it thorougly. Thanks for this clearly structured video!
  • Raknyo

    #14

    @13: I think the video is correct, basically you stand to lose $33 if we lose but only manage to gain $133 dollars when we win.

    Pot odds = possible winnings : cost of staying in hand
    Pot odds = 133 : 33
    Pot odds = 4 : 1

    In ratios, you add both sides to get a fraction, so the odds of breaking even are 1 / (4 + 1) = 1 / 5
  • MikeyMoneyMagnet

    #15

    This was a great vid. Thanks for sharing.

    Question: How does does this chart compare with the MSS chart which covers 3-bets and says to 3-bet, AJ (if the initial raise comes from middle-late position)?

    Thanks in advance