I watched this video and applied it to an 80 man tournament online - took 5th place. The part that (finally) sunk in was how different hands are valuable in different ways when deep-staked compared to short....Not "how" to play them, but which ones "to" play and why. Awesome!

I stopped the vid at 13:09 and followed the image, mostly the middle one. I didn't go away from it. I won the tourney. Were only 90 people, but it made a difference.

You're my favorite poker mind. I've learned more from you and improved my game more off your knowledge than anything else, short of experience. Thank you so much for all you do, and never stop. You the real G.O.A.T.

@PokerCoaching

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I do my best! Good luck in your games!

@oldhamegg

4 жыл бұрын

@@PokerCoaching Your best is really really good and better than anyone else I've seen.

@gratemusic3008

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. One of the best in breaking down hands and situations

Really good advice - studying my short stacked play has yielded huge results for me in the past year. Latest example is a 2nd place finish of 977 runners this past Saturday. Super happy to be able to navigate with 25-30BB where most players are just spewing equity to the rest of the table. FYI - final hand was flopped 2 pairs for me to top set for the IR. I turned a FH, but he had a higher one and the chips all went in. Not much you can do at that point. Thanks for the practical lessons!

Dont be so literal man who is criticizing the term "crush". He is saying it as a figure of speech. Keep it up JL. You and your analysis rock!

4th place in a $150 2d Thanksgiving local event. Cashed just over $1k. Watch to most of your vids, and read almost all your blogs. Great information. Please stop. Don't want the whole poker community to catch on! LOL🤣 Thanks JL👍

@PokerCoaching

4 жыл бұрын

Nice score!

I subscribed a lot of poker channels. Most of them are fun to watch. But i found yours the most informative and actually improve my poker game. after watching your videos and the free content on your site. i went from never won a tournament to consistently getting into the money for the past 2 weeks. My best was FT 9th in a 5.50 tournament with 800 entries. i won 144$ !. Thank you so much for your contents. Once i save enough i 'll will defiantly invest in your full poker coaching class. Wish you all the best Jonathan. Hope you have a wonderful Christmas .

@PokerCoaching

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome, I'm happy to hear that. Nice job and good luck in your games!

@chesscoachgerry4140

3 жыл бұрын

Congrats!!

Thank you, great as always. You are an amazing teacher.

I play for 1 year small stakes tournaments and you are so right about everything you say

Thanks again for a fantastic vid Jon. I have a $100 live tourny on Sunday and already feel a lot more confident going in with these 3 simple rules

@PokerCoaching

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome, I'm glad to hear that. Good luck!

"Against players who play too few hands too aggressively" Well I took that personally.

Another great video2✊

Johnathan. Your content helps a bushel. Keep it up my man!!!👊

@PokerCoaching

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Will do!

Great content!

is there a GTO pushfold/raise fold/raise call chart for different blinds that is under 25bb??

Can you make this video again on a live stream I got questions

Jonathon, i really tend to struggle with mid pocket pairs from say middle position. 7s,8s,9s, etc. Say i raise it from middle position, get 1 or 2 callers from blinds or later positions... and flop comes with 2 over cards... are they essentially trash? would a check/fold every time be the best option for those scenarios?

Good Info, but just for future, might make the 'raise' blue color on the charts (around 13:30) the same on all 3. IE pink means shove on last two charts but raise on first one.

Jonathan Little - Poker Coaching Thoughts on this river bluff 12:00. Shouldn’t we prefer to unblock Villains folding range ? Like we block his missed flush draws here.

Awesome videos with tips that actually work !

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it!

@gratemusic3008

3 жыл бұрын

@@PokerCoaching really appreciate your positivity and real life scenario explanations. I'm a 1-2 nl , 2-4 limit & small tournament player in South Florida. I usually do great and am a regular grinder, but some weeks i seem to lose focus, get greedy, drink too much, get unlucky on the river or a combination of those things that lead to the gambling woes 😬 you really point out some of the flaws in my game and some good things to watch out for in the opposition

The playback speed is a god send for your videos you talk so fast man 😅

Thank you!

Yes..i would like some coaching

How come I only receive offers after they are over.

Johnathan, you had mentioned to not play small pairs to avoid set over set situations. If you play middle pairs wouldn’t you run into more straights than you will run into set over set when playing a small pair? For example with pocket nines on a 10,9, 8 flop.

I have a big tournament to play tomorrow, and I feel much more confident going in now. Until yesterday, I was a degen burning money but I hope it changes tomorrow. I somehow also lose a lot with aces over kings (5 times in the last 3 days). Can we ever fold kings pre flop?

@Milind1121990

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck for your tournament. I will pray for you. Also I always fold kings pre flop.

@arpitbhardwaj3839

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the prayers. I did cash in my tournament.

Is it better to play more hands more aggressively in cash games than in tournaments? I like to play agressively in both, and it seems that it works better in cash games

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

It depends on the situation!

@gabrielboily2641

3 жыл бұрын

I feel like in cash games you get less action because players can just wait for a hand against you. You can rebuy anytime but in tournaments a lot of players have a sense of urgency because most tournaments you can't rebuy. If players are short stacked like Jonathan mentioned they push or fold.

Shouldn’t you check the turn?

I want to get into tournaments because I'm tired of losing in cash games but I feel like its an investment...the true investment is taking a class 😅but either way I'm relearning fundamentals of poker and want to say you have an awesome channel might even join your master class 😊

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I hope you learn a ton!

Is it really profitable in the long run to shove all in with QTS against a under the gun raiser? It feels like your beat there a lot of the time. I get you have equity with high suited connectors but still seems like quite a rash play.

@PokerCoaching

2 жыл бұрын

Yes.

I registered to pokercoaching.com 1 year membership. I cant find your discord chanel.

@PokerCoaching

4 жыл бұрын

The link is in the Community tab on the left side of the site.

@jrbestil8810

4 жыл бұрын

@@PokerCoaching Thanks sir.

Crushing in poker is as bad as smashing the like button.

Tourtments u gotta stay away from coin flips until u atleast reach the bubble unless u got a strong hand

@joshbrucks

3 жыл бұрын

You can't be afraid to coin flip. If you fold whenever you suspect a flip you are folding too much

Nobody plays QJ like that lol they do i had ppl.jam Q6 on me like it was a AA

I do all these tips and 95% of tournaments I play I get knocked out by a bad beat, happens 90% of the time

Hey john can we have a joke at some point or is that not something in your artillery ?

The only reason I thumbs down was coz the explanation wasn’t super clear sorry :(

@PokerCoaching

4 жыл бұрын

BMiBudz what would you like me to expand on? I’m happy to answer any questions you have.

@BMiBudz

4 жыл бұрын

Jonathan Little - Poker Coaching again sorry for the thumbs down but I’m very very visual learner, I found it a bit hard to keep up with the explanations, when you showed the examples that was nice and helpful, um for me personally I find that I get very unlucky vs B.B. or sb when I raise from small Blind up to cut off, an example I played a state champion tourney where the blinds where 75k 150k, I was sitting just shy of 1million in chips would say around 700k/900k folds to me sb I have j10 suited diamond, I spent all tourney avoiding raising B.B. and sb to not get caught and B.B. who has me covered wakes up with qqs, this seems to be almost the same example as your kj suited example.... I’m curious what your view on this hand is, I ended up shoving pre and came 24th out of around 600+ players cashed $250 but I felt I had the stack to win the tourney.... I’ll change the thumbs down to up for the fast response thanks heaps too

@BMiBudz

4 жыл бұрын

Jonathan Little - Poker Coaching p.s I enjoy listening to you talk about poker so keep up the good work

@BMiBudz

4 жыл бұрын

Jonathan Little - Poker Coaching would you happen to know how common it is for B.B. or sb to wake up with hands ? Seems so common vs me :(

@BMiBudz

4 жыл бұрын

$300 for 3 years as apposed to 1404 is amazing !!

this videos its just to sell coaching they are completly useless lol