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

is your avatar a play on god is dead? if so thats awesome haha

Who the Fuck is this guy? DogIsHead is a Fucking Genius !!! Sorry for my language but thats the only way I can express my amazement at the ..... elegance of how he teaches. This stuff goes way beyond poker. His style cuts through all the bullshit and gets straight to the essence of learning... anything. You could apply this to being an entrepreneur, Sports, working at a seemingly "dead end" job. Anything. In any case, I'm glad I joined and I hope to meet this guy in person some day.

PS, that's Haseeb Qureshi... AKA "INTERNETPOKERS"

So there's a solid reason why this is one of the best videos out there to this day.

This video is just completely fantastic. Thank you so much!

Just watched this, really looking forward to watching the rest of the series. Thanks to the makers.

Just watched this first episode, a lot of mates said really good things about you. And always had in the back of my mind "I really should learn HU" it feels pretty awesome but never gotten to it.

Really awesome vod, I didn't have that high expectation before I started, had postponed it, but I was plesantly surprised, loved the way it was set up and a lot of good content and concepts. Loved it all.

I took notes all through the vod, and at one place I stumbled, I'm not 100% if I understood you properly.

You said: C-bet less on boards with more dry texture, c-bet more on boards with less dry texture. I had to rewind 10 times and I'm still confused.

It's "smart" to c-bet less on dry textures? and it's smarter to C-bet on wet boards? Sry if it's stupid question.

All the best, Marius Aglen <3

Time Link to 00:59:59

I just have one question. At one point, Dog, you mention that at these stakes you should be less inclined to Cbet a dry board and more inclined to Cbet a coordinated board. Shouldn't it be the opposite? Seems that it's much easier for anyone, especially loose bad players to hit something on a coordinated board or try drawing to something so will call too often when you miss. Seems like it would be easier for them to give up when you Cbet a dry board since it's harder for them to catch a piece or draw. Mind clarifying?

-trankuility

You said: C-bet less on boards with more dry texture, c-bet more on boards with less dry texture. I had to rewind 10 times and I'm still confused.

It's "smart" to c-bet less on dry textures? and it's smarter to C-bet on wet boards? Sry if it's stupid question.

-Drizzt28

i had the same question as these two guys, and i timestamped it. for the love of god, can someone please answer this ?????????????

Dogishead is with cardrunners now I think

-TianYuan

ok so can another dc coach, perhaps gman, answer this ?????

really cool vid, looking forward to the next in the series!

Gr8 vid, very well explained the theory concept but m still finding it hard to think in terms of ranges,

gman is awesome too... thx guys

Best video ever.... He will be sorely missed....shame he is out of the poker world....

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I love this series so far!

First part is all neuro linguistic programming. I like it. Also one of the biggest problems in my game. I hear a lot of coatches talk but never seem to build me a full framework. Nice vid!

Hey guys, just wondering if this info is still relevant to today's games. I know some of the older 6M vids are probably to be avoided since play has changed so much, and was not sure if it was also the case for older HU vids such as these. Thanks!

If you haven't watched this video, then you need to NOW. It's one of the best on the site. The information contained will always be relevant.

Yep. Even for non- heads up players.

Thanks guys!