That's disgusting, if understandable. Opportunity makes for a thief etc. I never understand why poker streamers don't keep a good 20 minute delay on their stream.

He doesn't care about the money. He's just streaming for fun. A massive delay would ruin his interaction with the chat

@@Bzorlan Thank you for the laugh. I really thought this was a serious comment for a second, and I actually copied the streaming with a delay information to paste here, but then I realized that you must be trolling. You got me, it was having multiple ignorant things in your post, combined with when you posted it, that made me eventually realize you cannot be THAT oblivious. Especially when it was just a few keystrokes away. Anyway, if you weren't trolling, I am still laughing.

@@switters8679 he's a professional player. If he wanted to play for money he'd play higher stakes with more delay

@@switters8679 this guy fuming not laughing

He uses a randomizer for the percentages. If you mean how does he decide the actual percentage to use for a particular hand. I assume he is just making it up on the fly e.g. if he thinks he should be bluffing infrequently in a particular spot he might say to himself he will bluff 10% of the time and then runs his randomizer to see if he will bluff.

Also when you say he doesn't tilt, keep in mind he is almost playing play money compared to his usual stakes. Add to that he is being given donations which would pay for any losing sessions he has and finally he's unlikely to tilt while on a stream. That would not be a good look.

perfect comparison xd

Word.

Lol. Excellent.

Amen

@Shawn Mendenall The feds don't give a shit about some dude selling dime bags, and unless it is a national security issue related to terrorism the feds cannot tap your phone for evidence via the Patriot Act. Well... Technically they can tap your phone, but it wouldn't go anywhere in court as the State's (or Federal) Attorney still needs probable cause to receive a warrant from a judge to authorize a tap in order for it to be used in a court of law for a drug case. Otherwise any evidence via a phone tap is thrown out in the court room. This changes if for example you were receiving your heroin from The Taliban or any state entity known to sanction terrorism or something. All of that is permissible.

GTO > instinct

@@user-cp9id1mj8b not always. Just for like 98% of people. But if you’re up against pure GTo you can exploit that if you have a strong understanding of GTO yourself. Low stakes amateur vs solid GTo. gTo wins 9/10

U​@@elyastoohey6621 u can't exploit gto, that's the point

We’re

@@justletmesigninokthx relax grammar nazi..

yeah that line is worth a sub

NoseSprayAddict NoseSprayAddict It’s pretty sad that society is more mad at you correcting someone with the proper way to do something than at the person who can’t spell correctly. Screw those people. This is a reason Trump is President. I guess ignorance truly is bliss.

@@djamo1969 I agree. People probably don't like being commented on their lows. Therefore people improve less than they will when commented.

lol, I thought I missed something

I wonder which Hand he was representing here on this Board a straight seems weird

lol

@@candyy9746 lol

There are a few websites that record EVERY hand played on websites like PokerStars.

I

shove the flop

Agreed^ chance he has AQ is real low, I'd assume you're going to win there unless he raises you huge.

Brandon S "in order to to be the best . you must beat the best at there game." -Phill Ivey

Lol

Doug used a random number generator off-screen, but many players use clocks.

Is your equity calculator showing it from the point of decision or from the equity in the hand overall? If that decision loses 2bb/hand then no we shouldn't do that. That's 200bb/100. But if it says that the hand is -2bb then yes, your decision is +7bb/hand (you lose 2 instead of 9). So I'm not sure and I'm too lazy to get off my phone and boot up equilabs and do the work myself.

If you fold AK anyone will instant profit jams preflop, that being said, if villains are only putting the money in with Aces you should never call ace king. You have to do MDF/breakeven math from every point to every other point. E.g. Open range; 3 bet; 4 bet; and etc. The formulas for multi variable fold equity calcs are found in the book "Quantum Poker".

It's not like many pros would beat NL50 on any site with ease. Poker is tough. No pro would win all of his sessions.

@@ernestasrumsas5123 But he's not even playing well... His decisions aren't that good? I'm pretty surprised.

Multitabling

he better get shaped up for the boxing match

Yeah fuck this guy for wearing comfortable clothes

he is still pretty W-I-D-E though

Are u gay?

Have you looked in the mirror David ?

5 table tabbing from a junky phone bc I had 0 options

600 bucks works

What did he mean to say?

thepokerfish how are you supposed to say it?

"Pull" with a K sounds. Like Pullk

Hmm. I thought the L was silent, never noticed, I guess I'm one of the special ones haha

Why would you think the L was silent? It's right there in the word. If anything, it makes sense to assume you're suppose to say all the letters in a word unless told otherwise. Unlike what thepokerfish said, I would think the name is pronounced with an 'Oh" sound, like Poll. Thus it's Pollk, as far as I knew.

gredangeo I always thought thats what I was hearing. It always just sounding like poke.

In order to be balanced with his value bets and bluffs, he has to bluff with some hands. If he never bluffs then his opponent could just always fold hands that don’t beat value bets. When he calls flop then bets big on the turn, a hand like 76 of clubs is one of the weakest hands he could ever have. If he doesn’t bluff with that hand on the river, he just doesn’t have any bluffs in his range at all. The range he gets to to the river with is a bunch of trips, boats, missed flush draws, and a few flushes. The trips mostly won’t shove and the boats will mix between shoving and checking to trap. The flushes will mostly shove. So he has maybe 10-20% of his range that wants to shove for value. Since his shove on the river is about a pot sized bet, his opponent would have to risk 1 pot to win 2 pots by calling, so he’s getting 2 to 1 odds to call. In order to make his bluffcatchers indifferent to calling (and thus making your range perfectly balanced), your shoving range should have 1 bluff for every 2 value bets. Usually you want to pick your bluffs from the bottom of your range, because these hands have an expected value of 0 additional chips if they check, so bluffing only has to outperform 0, while stronger hands have some expected value from occasionally winning when they check, so they have to have an EV much higher than 0 when bluffing. 76 will clearly never win if it checks, so it’s a good bluffing candidate. A hand like KQ of clubs beats a lot of missed draws, so it doesn’t have to bluff. If Doug’s value range when shoving represents 20% of his entire range on the river, he needs to pick about 10% of his range to bluff with. If 30% of his entire range is missed flush draws, then he only has to use the worst third of that range. So he could bluff with maybe 10-high or worse and give up higher flush draws.

@Shawn Mendenall preach.

@Shawn Mendenall ICM? Doug's playing cash lol