Your doom poker is an internet portal which helps you to become an elite poker player. Our website contains many videos which teaches you advanced tactics, methods or tips to enhance your skills. Your doom poker has teamed up with many professional poker experts and players which helps you in becoming an excellent player. This presentation contains information about 25 videos in which all the cons and pros of this game has been presented with very understandable manner so that you can learn and understand easily. So, watch these videos and learn.

1. Your Doom Poker
An Elite Poker Player

2. Advanced tactics
• Complete course with full 24 videos going into
plenty of details and covering each and every
topic very clearly.
• Playing specific hands against raises,
slowplaying,bluffing, anti tilt trick and so much
more.
• In this tutorial, how to beat small, medium, and
high stakes at over 10bb/100 your doom., how to
play against a 40bb stakes etc all these things
are taught.

3. Video 1: opening averages from UTG,CO and the button
In this video your doom discusses about his opening averages , when and how to
take step from UTG, when to open hands from MP,CO and button.
Here,
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UTG is the seat to the left of the big blind. This is the first player to act
pre flop.
· MP can to varying positions between early position and late position. In this
example it is the seat to the left of the UTG position.
 CO is the seat just before the button. This is the second best position in the
game.
 BTN is the best seat at the table. This player acts last on every post flop
betting round.

4. Video 2: Button steal success PowerPoint
In this video yourdoom takes you through the math behind
stealing the blind.
 Steal success rate: Blind stealing is the way of life in
poker. Hitting the flop is just the backup plan for getting
called.
• Poker is a game of skill and using the ability to read
situations and opponents to give you the advantage in
each hand you play.
• It is also a game of mathematics, where you should be
able to calculate the odds of either you or your opponent
winning the hand in any situation.

5. Video 3: SB opening averages and HUD with custom
popup
• Here your doom explains his HUD layout and how to use
new technologies
• The HUD Profile is a duplicate of the default Cash Game
profile in Poker Tracker 4, with the Live Amount Big Blind
stat removed from the on table HUD group .
• This is the default Tournament HUD with a revised table
average group which contains the effective stack size at
the table in BBs (accurate only when Heads Up) with
popup for NASH Caller and NASH Pusher hand chart
ranges. n-table HUD Group.

6. Video 4:optimizing card spreads
• Here your doom discusses how to optimize the
card spreads.
• A2/A3/A4/A5 that flops an Ace have no kicker.
You're counting on no one else having an ace if
one is flopped OR you're hoping for a wheel
(which will always be an ignorant straight IE 345
flopped can be beaten by 67. 245 is beaten by
36. 235 is beaten by 46 and 234 is beaten by
56.) or flopping two 2s or 3s or 4s or 5s giving
you trips with top kicker. There is a little value
added by them being suited, but VERY little.

7. Video 5:how to play AA and KK
• In this video,YourDoom examines spots
that most players play incorrectly.
• Optimizing AA and KK in unusual
positions
• How to Play AA and KK
• vs. a single raiser
• How to Play AA and KK in a multiway pot.

8. Video 6: How to Play AJ and KQ in
Position Facing a Raise
• Here,Your Doom discusses the unique
properties of AJ and KQ
If you never play AJ or KQ voluntarily you
can and likely will win money at low stakes
hold’em. If you have any skill at all, AJ and
KQ are two awful hands to be played by
someone who isn't decently skilled and
many players lose a boat load of money
playing these hands.

9. Video 7: : Making a Big Laydown
• YourDoom examines cases where it is correct to fold AK
preflop in a 6-max game .
• Folding AK 100BB effective vs. a good regular
• the art of making a big lay down, an act that can keep
you alive in a poker tournament, keep money in your
pocket in a cash game by deftly slipping out of a noose
your opponent has fashioned for you, or make you feel
like a fool or a complete was when you fold the best
hand because you were sitting on the saddle point of a
decision and just couldn’t pull the trigger and call.

10. Video 8: How to Play Against 3-Bets vs. a
Single Opponent - Part 1
Here, YourDoom discusses optimal play when facing a
3-Bet.
 With middle pairs you had better see the flop before u
choose to make a move. Betting pre flop can always get
over bet and end up with fold. Getting re-raised makes u
feel uncertain and playing aggressive can end up with a
big lose of chips.
 Play safe, trap aggressive players.
 How to flat a 3-bet w a suited connector.
 The major difference between 76s and 66

11. Video 9: : How to Play Against 3-Bets vs. a
Single Opponent - Part 2
In this video, YourDoom continues to discuss
optimal play facing a 3-Bet,
• How to play AJ, KQ, AQ, 66 and 76s facing
different 3-Bet ranges
• 3-betting, 4-betting and 5-betting v/s AQ
• Facing a 3-Bet while OOP

12. Video 10: How to Play Against 3-Bets
in a Multi-Way Pot
YourDoom examines the differences between a
HU vs. a multi-way pot
• In position vs. OOP
• Anticipating the fish call
Multiway pots (involving three or more players)
cause problems for a lot of players and you
frequently see a lot of mistakes being made.
Multiway pots are relatively rare compared to
heads-up pots in 6-max games.

13. Video 11: Expanding our 5-Betting
Range
• YourDoom takes you through the math of
5-betting unusual hands
• The 3 betting of baby
pairs (bonus video).
• When and how to expand
your 5-bet shoving range 100BB effective

14. Video 12: : Which Flops and Which
Opponents to Slow play
• Slow playing (also called sandbagging) is kind of play in
poker that is the opposite of bluffing. Betting weakly with
a strong holding rather than betting aggressively with a
weak one. The flat call is one such play. The objective of
the passive slow play is to lure opponents into a pot who
might fold to a raise, or to cause them to bet more
strongly than they would if the player had played
aggressively (bet or raised). Slow playing sacrifices
protection against hands that may improve and risks
losing the pot-building value of a bet if the opponent also
checks.

15. Video 13: When and How to Tailor your
Bet Sizing Post flop - Part 1
In this video, YourDoom discussing optimal bet
sizing.
• Bet sizing is one of the barrier that the player
has to face when they are on the game.
• How to make a bet size so you can win more
money with less bet sizing.
• With the full knowledge of bet sizing, players can
increase their chances of winning and
decreasing the chances of loss.

16. Video 14: When and How to Tailor your
Bet Sizing Post flop - Part 2
• YourDoom discusses the value of over-betting
specific situations
• Over betting is a situation when you have to bluff
instead of betting. It leads to win some few wins
but you lose the big ones.
• Over betting in a HU pot: One of the most
mistakes players make in heads up games is
making their bets either too big or too small.
Over betting will leads you to lose if you don’t
have proper knowledge of game.

17. Video 15: : C-Betting the Flop and Turn
- Part 1 - The Basics
• YourDoom analyzes hand playability and
board texture
• The result of the continuation betting is the
combination of your strength in game ,
board texture and the tendencies of
opponents.
• The best boards to continuation bet are
dry flops. The reason for this is because
the less coordinated the board, the harder
it is to hit.

18. Video 16: C-Betting the Flop and Turn -
Part 2 - Advanced
• YourDoom discusses double and triple
barreling
• Double or triple bluff is the process of
continuing the bluff or semi bluff even after
the flop.
• The turn is blank for you, but you still
continue to bluff in hope that the opponent
will fold on you. So you carry on with the
another bet.

19. Video 17: C-Betting the Flop and Turn - Part
3 - Advanced
In this video, YourDoom discusses the
merits of aggressive vs. passive play.
• The player passiveness and
aggressiveness is depicted in their risk
tolerance power.
• Passive player plays with a fear of loss
and less likely to take risks
• Aggressive players plays with no fear and
takes risks again and again.

20. Video 18: When to Bluff Shove the
River
• YourDoom examines situations where it's
optimal to bluff shove the river.
• Many poker players have taken to over
betting the river for the reason that their
opponent will believe they’re bluffing and
call them with a weaker hand. What you
are doing by over betting is getting your
opponent to assume the obvious – if they
had me beaten, they would bet smaller for
value.

21. Video 19: : Bluff Raising a Multiway
Flop
• YourDoom examines a very powerful spot
to bluff raise on the flop.
• When to bluff raise a 3-way
flop.
• Call open ranges preflop.
• When to follow up your bluff
with a double barrel .

22. Video 20: Helpful Tips that Most People
Do Not Know
here, YourDoom discusses its favorite
personal tricks that very few players use:
•Play like a mega-fish
•My personal anti-tilt tricks
•Confuse your opponents

23. Video 21:QUIZ #1 - 10 Hands
In this video, a short quiz is taken based on
your study until now about the poker.
• 10 Hands where you have to choose a
course of action .
• 10 Situations where you have to choose a
course of action .
• Scoring: 0 to 5 points possible for each
situation.

24. Video 22:QUIZ #1 with Answers - 10
Hands
In this video, the discussions and answers
to the previous quiz is shown.
• Explanations of which answers are the
best and which are the worst.
• Finishing the hands out with detailed
analysis.
• Scoring: 0 to 5 points possible for each
situation.

25. Video 23:QUIZ #2 - 10 Questions
• Here, again a short quiz is held where you
have to pick the most appropriate option
from the 10 questions.
• Multiple Choice questions .
• Selecting multiple correct answers from a
list of possibilities.
• Scoring: 0 to 5 points possible for each
situation.

26. Video 24:QUIZ #2 with Answers- 10
Questions
• In this videos, the answers of #quiz 2 are
discussed and grading is done.
• Explanations of which answers are the
best and which are the worst.
• Scoring: 0 to 5 points possible for each
situation.
• Cumulative scoring and your report card.
100 points = perfect.

27. Video 25:How to use my HM2 HUD
and Popup
• Here the your doom explained his HUD
and popup used in detail.
• Mostly used technologies that can used
against the opponent.
• A free copy of HUD+popup is provided to
the registered and other members.
• Easy import instructions are provided.

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