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Poker Video: No Limit Hold'Em by threads13 (Micro/Small Stakes)

@threads13:
Hi!
I am concerned that this will be a great series, but I wanna be sure that it is valuebale enough for me to watch it (you know, the day has only 24hours and hence time is always scarce -> you need to select more...)
So:

1.) I know how the variance works from the mathematic perspective - my knowledge comes here from the known book "mathematics of poker"
So will I find here anyways something new for me (in this part1)?
2.) Will you tell in further vids also something about the psychological side of "acceptance of variance"?
3.) why is this a series regards to the section "No Limit" instead of "others".
4.) Interesting that you are doing such a series and not one of the "mental" or "Mindset" Coaches - any special reasons for it?

Thank you for your answers in advance

Very nice work sir. The only thing I found a bit strange was the guy referred to as "The Dude," was in a pic with viscous, white, gunk dripping from his mouth. Everything else was awesome.

You don´t know the movie?

Watch it. Soon. No, better even sooner ...

Time Link to 00:47:57

enjoyed it? ENJOYED IT?

Are you using the central limit theorem to approximate the distribution to a normal-distribution? Does the theorem apply because we have a sample greater than 50 or sth?

Yes. Not sure what "sth" stands for, but we will mostly be dealing with large sample sizes so yes, the theorem applies.

Very nice work sir. The only thing I found a bit strange was the guy referred to as "The Dude," was in a pic with viscous, white, gunk dripping from his mouth. Everything else was awesome.

It's a character from this movie.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118715/

Very nice work sir. The only thing I found a bit strange was the guy referred to as "The Dude," was in a pic with viscous, white, gunk dripping from his mouth. Everything else was awesome.

It's a character from this movie.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118715/

@threads13:
Hi!
I am concerned that this will be a great series, but I wanna be sure that it is valuebale enough for me to watch it (you know, the day has only 24hours and hence time is always scarce -> you need to select more...)
So:

1.) I know how the variance works from the mathematic perspective - my knowledge comes here from the known book "mathematics of poker"
So will I find here anyways something new for me (in this part1)?

Yes. I've read it and I from what I remember they do very few (if any) examples to show the extreme variance present in poker. I don't think there is very much overlap at all.

2.) Will you tell in further vids also something about the psychological side of "acceptance of variance"?

Yes, that's the plan for episodes 3 and 4.

3.) why is this a series regards to the section "No Limit" instead of "others".

I use exclusively NLHE examples because that's my game. Of course, variance applies to all games so it could easily be categorized as "other". I'll speak with the guys about it.

4.) Interesting that you are doing such a series and not one of the "mental" or "Mindset" Coaches - any special reasons for it?

Not particularly. It hasn't been something I've put much thought into, tbh. I've never done any mindset exclusive coaching, but I definitely discuss it with my students during out strategy coaching.

Yes. I've read it and I from what I remember they do very few (if any) examples to show the extreme variance present in poker. I don't think there is very much overlap at all.


Yes, that's the plan for episodes 3 and 4.


I use exclusively NLHE examples because that's my game. Of course, variance applies to all games so it could easily be categorized as "other". I'll speak with the guys about it.


Not particularly. It hasn't been something I've put much thought into, tbh. I've never done any mindset exclusive coaching, but I definitely discuss it with my students during out strategy coaching.

Thank you for responding, I will watch it, seems to become rly valuebale series

Thank you everyone for the kind words. I have put a lot of work into this series and it's very rewarding to see that people are enjoying it.

Very nice work sir. The only thing I found a bit strange was the guy referred to as "The Dude," was in a pic with viscous, white, gunk dripping from his mouth. Everything else was awesome.

I think his point applies even though I love the character & the movie not the most pleasant image of him. Minor point though, very helpful video as I try to tough through a brutal stretch in my return after a year away.

As everyone has already said, Nice video, looking forward to the rest of the series

Beautiful presentation. Also great content. Thank you.

thank you for this very interesting video. Nice work!! Clears something up ;-) Looking forward to the following videos.....

Wow! Can't wait for next episodes! Is 'a must watch' definitely!
Thank you very much!

Also I really liked the whole presentation (its structure and style!). What software did you use? As a guy spending a lot of time drawing different slides for numerous presentations I just wonder if I can use it in my work ... =)

Wow! Can't wait for next episodes! Is 'a must watch' definitely!
Thank you very much!

Also I really liked the whole presentation (its structure and style!). What software did you use? As a guy spending a lot of time drawing different slides for numerous presentations I just wonder if I can use it in my work ... =)

Prezi.com There's a small learning curve, but as you can see, it's pretty slick once you figure it out.