After a some time I understand how important to know a power of position, and if I know that and my opponent not, I have very good chance to win pot. Thank you for this perfect lesson!)

Originally Posted by Pichman189

After a some time I understand how important to know a power of position, and if I know that and my opponent not, I have very good chance to win pot. Thank you for this perfect lesson!)

We’re so glad you found it valuable

Lesson 1 and i already feel like im missing lots of fundamentals. Thanks for the class

Originally Posted by shinmenkami

Lesson 1 and i already feel like im missing lots of fundamentals. Thanks for the class

Way to go and lol at your avatar—easily my favorite DiCaprio meme 🤣

it's good to understanding the different positions in poker
The lesson really was useful to me

Originally Posted by Mohamed48

it's good to understanding the different positions in poker
The lesson really was useful to me

Very glad to hear it, thanks!

Cant wait for day 2 😁

Originally Posted by Gamespy999

Cant wait for day 2

Awesome, hope you enjoy it!

Just getting back into poker and always treat position with respect. Such an important part of the the game and a great place to start. Looking forward to the rest of the course. It is easy to sink in jargon and terms but I will do my best to keep up. ��

Originally Posted by boyward

Just getting back into poker and always treat position with respect. Such an important part of the the game and a great place to start. Looking forward to the rest of the course. It is easy to sink in jargon and terms but I will do my best to keep up. ��

Best of luck to you and please let us know if you have any questions along the way!

Wenn man langsam ein Gefühl für das Spiel bekommt, wird man sich bewusst wie wichtig die Position am Tisch ist.
Anfangs habe ich zum Beispiel viel zu viele Hände gespielt (lose)

Doch bei mir war es dann so, dass ich zu passiv (eng) gespielt habe.

Da ich am liebsten bin Sit'n Go und MTTs Spiele, wird man systematisch ausgeblindet und man steht schnell vor dem Aus. Natürlich kann es auch gehört, dass man mit Glück seine All-in Momente für sich führt. Doch wird wird das nicht zum Erfolg geführt.

Auch muss man einen Mittelweg finden, um in gewinnbringende Töpfe zu kommen.
Bin sehr beschäftigt wie es weiter geht. Auch wenn das Video nicht in meiner Sprache ist, gehört ich es zu verstehen.

Wünsche viel Spaß!
Kali

Originally Posted by Tachkum

Position ist ein König!

Wenn man da nicht sogar ein As im Ärmel hat

Originally Posted by silversun87

Vielen Dank für die kostenlose Ressource! Ich bin ein Anfänger und denke jetzt definitiv viel über die Position nach und frage mich ein paar Dinge.

Wenn Sie sich in einer späten Position befinden, werden wahrscheinlich einige Wetten abgeschlossen, bevor Sie an die Reihe kommen. Zumindest bei Micro / Small Stakes, bei denen ich spiele, gibt es meistens Wetten und Erhöhungen. Nimmt Ihnen dann die späte Position nicht die Chance, zu bluffen? Ist es nicht schwieriger, jemanden zu bluffen, der bereits Geld für die Hand gebunden hat? Für das Bluffen denke ich, dass es ein Nachteil ist. Warum heißt es also, dass Sie von einer späten Position aus schlechtere / marginale Hände spielen können?

Wenn Sie eine gute Hand haben, ist es in der Tat gut zu sehen, wie viel gewettet wurde, damit Sie sie immer wieder für Geld bluten. Wenn Sie jedoch eine gute Hand haben, ist es Ihnen egal, wo Sie sich befinden, weil Sie sicher sind, dass Sie sie trotzdem spielen . Also, was vermisse ich? Warum ist eine späte Position so ein Vorteil?

Finde die Denkweise sympathisch, da du so enttäuscht klingst dass du in später Position kein Bluff starten kannst.
Aber wenn du ein Spieler am Tisch hast, der regelmäßig vor dir eröffnet, kannst du zum Beispiel mit KQo eine weitere Erhöhung (3-Bet / 4-Bet) machen und ihn somit aus der Hand drängen (Semi-Bluff)

Wie auch du bin ich ein Anfänger, und daher das ganze auch nicht immer so klappt
Jedoch muss du dann nicht auf die Bluffs verzichten

Liebe Grüße
Kali

Originally Posted by Collin Moshman

You should generally raise 77 UTG, particularly if there’s an ante. Our advice is to raise if you’re first in the pot (except from the small blind position where limping first in becomes much better).

Sehr interessant, wenn man als Small Blind nur auffüllt. Soll man damit den Big Blind dazu bringen was dummes zu tun wie zum Beispiel All-in zu gehen um die Blinds zu stehlen?
Oder sehe ich fälschlicherweise die 77 als zu stark ein?
Bin gespannt auf deine Antwort

Liebe Grüße
Kali

Originally Posted by KaliMera

Sehr interessant, wenn man als Small Blind nur auffüllt. Soll man damit den Big Blind dazu bringen was dummes zu tun wie zum Beispiel All-in zu gehen um die Blinds zu stehlen?
Oder sehe ich fälschlicherweise die 77 als zu stark ein?
Bin gespannt auf deine Antwort

Liebe Grüße
Kali

Hi Kali,

We’re really happy you’re taking the course and wish we spoke German! Unfortunately though you’ll need to translate your comments and questions into English for us to be able to reply

Without conditionality, it is the easiest to act last

The power of the position we are in is incredible and even more so if we have ICM in favor, I have won hands with 47off from the button, and all thanks to time and position management. it is a very important point to keep in mind.

I understood that the strength of the position allows the player to decide with more certainty what can be decided as to the continuation during the play or the fold of the hand. This is due to the cards that appear on the table and also after the actions of each opponent.

to be truthful I have never used this formula. Sorry to say I usually play the cards I have an the people on the table i think I may learn a bit from this series. I' will give it a go preciate it

Originally Posted by steveeeee

to be truthful I have never used this formula. Sorry to say I usually play the cards I have an the people on the table i think I may learn a bit from this series. I' will give it a go preciate it

Thanks very much, I really hope you enjoy the course and find it valuable

And where is the money in poker? Let's say so, when you play in position you can get notions and actions about your opponent, lately I am only playing and position, to have more advantage against the villains at the table

The position is important because we have significantly more options for drawing our hand. Including speculative. Original approach, I liked 1 lesson.

Playing in position is really important, especially when you don't have a prime hand.

Originally Posted by pltelles

Playing in position is really important, especially when you don't have a prime hand.

agree on 100%

the position always matters more than what u hold except when is utg vs BB hahahahah lmao

Position is important and helps in making the best first decision which is whether to fold or play the hand

The course is very interesting, not only in this chapter, but in its entirety. It has a lot of solid information, which greatly awakens the mind of the reader to discover what type of hand is playing and thus be able to solve difficult situations. Thank you very much and waiting for more teachings in the near future.

just a question how do you know how far you get in the coarse?

God I must be stupid. One lesson and I’m completely and totally lost and this is my SECOND time taking the course! I don’t think poker is the game for me.

I like day 1. I'm losing or break even player but love's to play poker. I have been trolling all the free information that I can get about poker and all it's variance. I would love to find some micro stakes poker where the other players play poker and not bingo trying to drive out pairs and A's with it's good kickers with 82o and other garbage hands alike.
Thank you for the course.

This concepts of power of position are fundamental in poker (absolute position, relative position, early, middle and late position) thanks cardschat. i already reading the book and starting this course. so nice

Position in poker is of utmost importance, it is an easy and practical concept to understand, but at the same time it is ignored by most beginning players. Joile Bronson, the creator of the Texas Hold'em game, confirms this thesis: "whoever has a position in poker, has everything."

This is he best way to begin any poker lesson. POSITION is important!
Rock on!

At first I was confused by the use of the term "Hero" I knew I heard it been used in Poker, just wasn't sure in what context or what for.

I guess the key was to follow the recommended way as to how to take the course and read the PDF first and then watch the videos, as it was explained in there.

Was already familiar with most of the positions, but now I'm more aware as to where each one is. I knew UTG for example, didn't know that MP was right after UTG+1
Lojack was new for me. Hijack and Cutoff I knew by name, but didn't exactly knew where on the table those were.

Makes sense when you hear "Position is everything"

I guess from now on, I will not only pay more attention to this concept, but also (And I guess this will come in more detail on future lessons) learn about ranges.

Looking forward for the next chapters. Thanks for this great tool you put together.

Never knew where to start to learn Poker a bit more in depth, and this is a great opportunity.