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poker strategy video ideas.?
Which poker video about strategy is not available on the internet you think should be discussed. Why i ask, is for ideas of one i know people would want to see. If you are wondering something get points for answering in question form with the best answer. It seems almost every strategy field is covered, but with a game so complex there is so much out there. Ok, im thinking of making a cool video, just need an idear... shorthanded is in the lead... i am leery on giving away my SH cash game strat, but all casino live games are full table, so it doesn't hurt as much.
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- It's worth noting that the most effective video poker strategies on the highest advertised VP machines (those that pay 101.6%) still only yield an $8/hr profit. Those machines are extremely rare, almost always occupied, and are essentially just a gimmick for casinos to draw in guests. For VP machines that involve playing at a loss memorizing a basic strategy has less value for many recreational players (since they are playing with a negative EV either way, it's often more fun for them to "gamble" instead of grinding out the odds). This said, the best strategy is usually the one with the highest EV (or lowest negative EV). In the case of VP, BS is often simplified to make memorization easier - so if you're looking to create & publish a BS for VP, you'll want to focus on the more advanced strategies that are not published as often ... perhaps in some form of card similar to the ones casinos sell in their gift shops for the major table games.
- If you want a good collection of poker strategy videos, check out cardrunners or Poker X Factor (google them for the websites). They both should have great content as alot of really well known internet players post stuff there. If you are asking about what area of strategy should be covered more, I personally think that Omaha or Stud should get more exposure. It seems like everything these days is holdem, holdem, holdem, which can get very boring. Short handed (6-handed) play is also another topic that would be good to discuss, both holdem and Omaha.
