Phils so casual but he was working him during the interview too LOL

Can someone help me out? I don't understand in detail how the river effects your cards worth.

People need to see it to believe it. If you show down three winners in a row people will be more likely to fold the next time. They don't want to pay you off like the prior three players did. The more hands you win at showdown the higher the probability of them folding to your aggression in future hands. Same goes for bluffing. If you get caught in a bluff a few times while not showing any winning hands at showdown the probability of getting a bluff through decreases. Poker is a lot about playing people off there perceptions. Observing the players and there overall tendencies is very important as well. Some players default to over calling. Some default to over folding. Observe the players and there tendencies then formulate a strategy that will be good against them.

If you start with Ad 5d 6d you are going to call a bet on 4th street REGARDLESS of what everyone catches.

Phil Ivey is about as good at basketball as Michael Jordan is at poker

This was awesome. Thank you.

This is a spectacular video. Thank you to everyone involded that made this happen. Much appreciated Phil and Patrick.

Knowing what hands your appointment can be playing from their position. How they are playing the hand what the board looks like and the probability of them having a hand they are representing. I never really understood the “read the player” thing, I’ve meet players that play the hand and not the person, I’ve meet people that play the person more than the hand. But at my age I completely understand it now and it is a powerful ability to be able to read your opponents vibe, and how they have been playing in certain situations, put that with the ability to narrow the probabilities of the hands they can have from their positions is a good starting point. Don’t be distracted at the table, give an effort of focus on how the players are acting and playing, this is huge. And like Phil said “how the other players are perceiving you and your game at the table.” Is a big part of the game.

Phil plays math, it's just exploitive math vs. GTO.

Is it wise to fold if one's first 5 cards barely get a pair or less or continue to see if the turn and/or river yield better cards? 🤔

Great. Very instructive. How I wish I could play with you Phil and Patrik.

Highest straight toilet flush

What if your opponents cultivate an image for you and you're aware of that?

did he get his gyno privellege removed or what

Phil is so focused, jeez.

Embarrassing

First time hearing Antonius say anything and I didn't even realize he I never heard him talk

ivey is so tough . and he has it a lot. i thought the turn bet of 6k he had kq . if he had aj he would have only bet 5k quick. i

This house is fucking massive holy shit

lmao bro your watermark in middle of the screen is so corny .. No one does it like this ..just remove it 😂

Can someone please explain how Phil won when Aces beat Jacks???

This guy interviewing Ivey is way over confident and clearly a moron when it comes to knowing anything about poker. Ivey was keeping it friendly but this guy needs to not be so over confident when he doesn’t understand wtf he is saying

Guy bum pretending to know after you give 1/2 stack on a draw.

How does the button act last when the big blind acts last

Ivey is the original “fuck GTO”

Interviewer clearly doesn’t play poker lol

This guy was extremely underrated and was really smart and talented. He had alot of inspiring tips.

It can’t be taught what he does. Ivey is the Michael Jordan of Poker

This is quantum physics, guys.

2 mins in is all that's needed. Video your play. Analyze your play. Apply your analysis. Repeat process.

im old enough to be this guys fther but phil ivey is my hero very intelligent person, i try and think of what phil would do when im in situations

get that fat interviewer out of here and just have the legends talking.

The spots are quiet common.

You can tell Ivey gets so bored with talking about theory. He's all about what is the player like. Which in cash games, smokes the shit out of GTO at almost any stakes. In my opinion, it also makes the game a lot more fun. Who wants to sit at a table and flip a coin on whether they call or not? What's the player's body language say? What do the past hands you've seen them play tell you they're likely to have in a situation like this? What does the story he is also telling you with his hand say he might have? No disrespect to Apotheosis cuz he'd still mop my ass in any game under the Sun. When he says, "I think I have to call here..." Phil again sticks to his guns. It's not black and white, it's not just math. This whole game is player dependent. Thanks for the great content, amazing to see how simple he makes the game. Fuck the odds and the stats. They're important to understand, but in cash games it all goes out the window depending on the player, position, and action. If you're playing the most scared player in the world, you should be raising every single hand and C-betting every board, and when you get called proceed with caution - regardless of what some solver tells you to do on each street. I think a lot of the new wave of players who crush online tournaments have advanced the game a lot with theory, but that it is mostly for people who are playing millions of hands in tournaments, over a massive sample size of occurrences. For people playing cash, it's totally different. A lot of tournament players I know get mopped in cash... because they're all about push/shove tactics preflop, and tend to play their perceived ranges more than their actual cards, the board, and the other players in the hand - because in tournaments chips don't have the same value over time. Great analysis, way to keep the game simple Phil. No need to do calculus in your mind to figure out you should bet with an open ender and middle pair on the button when checked to on the flop against a tight player and maybe check back against an aggressive one.

Phil preaching truth

Poker, is such a great complex beautiful game that not even when 2 of the top best in the world players try to construct an explanation they find it difficult to describe the thinking process of it all words can't do the game justice it's all internal .instict it's all in the moment.

watermark nagging on the back of my head

Hopefully the WSOP Main Event will be at the real tables .... not that online shite

Phil used to be like the rest of us....he had to get coaching and work real hard

Nice! Loved it: remember, bluff wont work against a calling station, and wont work against some one who dont think about how you play!

Online poker is good but live poker is the best 👍🏿💵💯

F.I.T. as F... 😋

I never knew Griffin personally but I went to the same school as him in Toronto and was friends with people he probably knew. Came on here after looking up Phil iveys strategies and never knew Griffin benger was so good at poker. It's cool to see a fellow torontonian and Winona student in the poker world. Congrats Griffin even though we don't know each other it's inspiring to see someone from similar roots make it in poker

PHIL IVEY THE GODFATHER OF POKER

Antonio's should just stay away from Ivey after all that losing.

Antonius looks like an "adult actor".

Useless

Interesting. I always assumed both these guys were beasts with the flopzilla.

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Pretty easy peel with the Ad5d4d, somewhere around 41-42% vs range and 35% vs this exact hand, which is about the worst shape we can expect to be in. Can fold some more raggedy 3 card + brick hands in this spot, but not 3 to a steel wheel with all the 2s, 3s and diamonds live to our eye