Sit and Go Texas Holdem Tournament Poker Tutorial, Part 2

	Duration: 10:56 minutes Upload Time: 07-01-05 18:03:06 User: rbraddy2 :::: Favorites :::: Top Videos of Day
Description: This Sit and Go Poker Video provides a tutorial for winning Texas Hold'em Sit and Go poker tournament. For beginners and intermediate poker players wh play both online and in offline poker tournaments. This is part 2 of 7.
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yizzal ::: Favorites comment continued from below ....a good player would definately try and take control of the hand by betting instead of check callin praying for the flush to hit,which was a far better play as u gave ureself a chance , even if unlikely of pickinh up the pot with a worse hand,ie.. he mighta had ak hearts and u could pick up an uncontested pot 07-08-13 05:20:31 __________________________________________________
yizzal ::: Favorites i have a comment the had u raised with ak then called the big reraise( which is marginal) but not horrible u then flopped 3 to ure suit....u then called his allin 1 question if u intended on calling an allin from him after the flop hit, why wasnt u the 1 going allin and giving ureself a chance to win the pot right there 07-08-13 05:16:50 __________________________________________________
nemesisrogue ::: Favorites Nice vid. Excellent presenting - tonality, comments, explanations etc. Shame about the negative comments saying you contradict yourself. Some people just don't understand poker is a game of situations rather than hard rules - even though they think they knwo about poker. So yeah, betting to chase flush draws is not hypocritical to you betting lareg to simulate the draw. 07-07-20 09:31:58 __________________________________________________
alvintyr ::: Favorites well played :) 07-06-10 17:33:10 __________________________________________________
dal2k5 ::: Favorites I found calling with AJ kind of loose especially with the blinds so low. Could have easily gone broke there because so much of your stack was invested in the pot but it turned out alright lol. They were too aggressive and you made them pay lol. Is this a cash game? 07-06-03 06:14:56 __________________________________________________
TIGERLAX28 ::: Favorites Anything you learn from this guy you must use in cash games for lots of money. I try using this in freerolls and small games, and u just get jerkoffs calling and chasing dream river cards, so to reiterate it only works against good players 07-02-07 20:21:08 __________________________________________________
SteepDescent ::: Favorites Obviously A/J was an easy fold in that situation. I found it amusing that later on he spoke about not getting in trouble with kickers... 07-01-24 05:22:01 __________________________________________________
obiwon76 ::: Favorites On that hand when u had A-J, and had 2 people raise in front of you, you assumed nobody had your A-J beat, did you think someone could of had A-Q, A-K? 07-01-20 00:40:41 __________________________________________________
rbraddy2 ::: Favorites Understood. Well, everyone has their own way of playing this game. I vary my play quite a bit so as to be less predictable. I don't play any hand the same exact way for a given position. I do often play more loose early in a tournament in order to get a feel for the table action, which sometimes results in me loosing a few chips early, and making me appear loosy-goosy...then I tighten up some, then bluff some. I mix things up, which has worked well for me. 07-01-12 16:35:53 __________________________________________________
kr4ckas ::: Favorites That was before you were the chip leader. You only had 1500 chips from the start of that hand. I'm being negative about the play only because any jack makes me disgruntled... 07-01-12 15:20:23 __________________________________________________