Listen, i seen myself in a lot of these situations you explain here, not knowing what to do, and just play the hand and hope i didt the right thing and hope for the best. When i see this, i know why my roll is not growing. I even get angry at other people when i should be angry at myself for my mistakes. You are really good. Thank you.

@samuelsantorelli137

2 жыл бұрын

%W

14:44 the scream is perfect for the re-re raise

10:55 I was in an almost identical situation in my game yesterday. I was UTG+2 with A5s, raised to $15 and got 3 callers. Flop came Axx with a fairly disconnected board. In the past, I probably would have bet into my opponents, but thanks to videos like these, I made the right play to check. Guy to my right bet $25, the person to his right called. I ended up folding my top pair. Turns out both people to my right had aces, and both outkicked me. Saved myself a lot of money by check-folding there.

This is so valuable. I used to move to upper stacks if I had the bad day at lower stacks to recover what I lost quickly. Somedays it works perfectly, but when it's not, I screwed up pretty badly. Thanks for this session.

Lost my first $20 in poker, kinda planned for it, needed some experience and feel like Im learning a lot from trying different game types.. Just been studying for a few more days, and Observing other games, $1/$2 seem interesting, I took notes on every player in the game for over an hour, and color-coded them based on my perception.. Interesting games, some easily observably weak players betting ALL in on nothing. I saw a couple really weak losers win big once or twice, and almost make their money back, but boy it was lucky.. Getting Three of a kind on the River card lol constantly going all in with nothing against pocket pair players who arent dumb Im thinking of trying more Spin N Go's but the $1/2 poker seems perfect for new, tight players if you're betting well and taking notes on players, challenging the weakest players. Definitely sit and watch players for 10-15 mins before sitting down.

Your passion shines through. Love the energy. I can feel the care vs other sites where it just seems like they have a "look at me" condescending attitude. Ive been dabbling in poker for quite a while but really taking the time now to hone my game. My intuition and lack of formally analyzing my play has got me a lot further than it probably should but i know when im stuck. For whatever reason studying my game has been difficult for me to start. Its like i want to think of myself as a good poker player and dont want criticism haha but truth is i need a spankin haha so thanks!

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Subscribed to pokercoaching two weeks ago, won my first tourney today. Well second place, but it is what it is

I love your coaching,it really has changed my 2-5game

These videos are extremely helpful. Thank you Mr. Little for making so much content available for free on KZread. Hope you and your family have a great year in 2023 :)

@PokerCoaching

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Charles! Wishing you and your family a wonderful 2023 as well!

Happy B'day JL! Best coach ever!

14:40 this gave me a good laugh :) Happy bday JL!!

Happy Birthday !!! Thank you for all your amazing videos.

Happy birthday you shark! Thanks for all the help

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

If you want to know where you're at, at any time, check raise and if you can't call a raise on the river, don't bet..... This is extremely important, especially online, try not to go all in before the Flop, let the flop come and then go from there, because if people have seen the flop, they are then, 80% more likely to fold their hand.... Last but not least and especially in tournaments, try to never go all in before the Flop, always try to find out the most information, for the least amount as possible..

You have the best poker content om the net!!!

You are a GOAT in teaching me poker I don't know why but I understand you better.

Happy Birthday Jonathan! Been following for a while and i even bought your small stakes poker course like 2-3 years ago. I feel like i'm becoming a better player even though the consistency of winning is still improving. thanks

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm glad my books have helped you!

@MrChips005

3 жыл бұрын

Your welcome.. what do you think about playing sit n go's? is it profitable?

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrChips005 At the lower stakes, it's definitely profitable. The win-rates are small though.

Happy Birthday JL! I have to say I loving you content. I start to make a bit money in poker and finally beats nl10 over a small sample. (before watching your free content I got crushed). I'm thinking about to change my training site(@the moment in upswing). They have unbelievable content, BUT for my its nothing for micros. They teach a lot of balancing etc. I found out that your tips and free books helped me more to understand my opponents and beating the micros!!? Maybe we see us next year in poker coaching. 😊. Pls stay healthy and go ahead creating such amazing free content. Thank you!!

Mr Little, I assure you sir, I am a shark in the making. If the best is a Great White, then I'm probably a Thresher or a Grey Nurse shark. I'll be a Great white with your help. I'm learning quickly, and I always do well at cash games (Small stakes) but using the knowledge acquired from your content, Johnathan, I am learning without any doubt and have got better. Maybe one day we'll be playing at the same table. I would love that. Just think what I could learn!!! H.O.L.I.D.A.Y lol sorry, couldn't resist it hehe

as i watched this i was currently in a tourney,.and if i wouldnt of paused this video it would of gotten faster to me before i called with 85 suited 4clubs on turn all in turn bet and would of folded...then after i called all in on flop with AJ..compulsively saw the signs of KK OR AA and ignored it..flopped top pair.and opponent pushed all in with kk and i called like a dummy..even though the signs was there..thanks for all u do

Thanks . Gr8 as always

Happ birthday! Thanks for all the help!

Thank you for another strong video of you. There's a lot of good content in there! much greetings ☺♥

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

Very awesome content Jonathan, keeping it real in the poker life! LOVE it! thank you and have a kick ass day

@eda1779

2 жыл бұрын

Great job

Happy birthday! Thank you for all the great advice!

@dream-nz9yb

3 жыл бұрын

Capricorn gang 🔫🔫

I'm addicted to 3 betting but its working out!

Happy Birthday brotha!!

you have good info. very clear in thought love it ... thank you.

Jonathan seems like such a cool Dad! We love you here in Michigan brother! Happy Holidays to you and your Family! and Im not just saying that cause I want to win the 5K!!

Happy Birthday Jonathan, hope you had a great day

Great stuff. Love this vid

@PokerCoaching

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Slot Machine guy DOES have a WSOP bracelet-- : )

Nice video, even if the last 1/3 was essentially a sales pitch

Surely you're the fish! Amie's the shark !😀😀😀😀 Happy Holidays to The Littles. Thank you for a huge amount of educational and entertaining content!

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Happy holidays!

Thanks Johnathan

The BTN vs CO range is really good, I'd add A2s too

This video is very very helpful

good video, thanks for posting

Happy Birthday Jonathan, I love your content. Have you played any short deck poker yet and do you think your site will cover it at any point in the future?

Happy birthday Coach

@PokerCoaching

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

great video

Happy birthday!

tx for your great content

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

Thanks for the videos!

@PokerCoaching

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

Happy Bday!

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

lol i hd no idea dexter was a professional poker player but yeah good video haha

Pokerstars is full of people who never fold. I guess maybe in the US you won't see as many of these players due to the massive restrictions

Great content JL 👊

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it!

thank u for what you showed for free..just this video alone helps..i could only imagine the actual membership

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

You're welcome. Check out PokerCoaching.com/free

thanks!

Hope you have a good birthday week, Jonathan.

Your actually king of funny

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Ryan!

What do you think of writing down, in a notebook, every hand played during a session?

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

I think taking notes is great. I use this format to short-hand the notes in live poker: jonathanlittlepoker.com/notes

@Nietzsches-Disciple

3 жыл бұрын

If you do every hand that's less time focused on the game and kess time writing down important insights in the more meaningful hands, but taking a lot of notes in the beginning is good.

does this video apply to sit n gos or just cash games?

What program(s) do you use to record your game Jonathan?? So i can review my game the best way

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

I use Camtasia Studio, but there are various free screen recorders available.

So if I have ak and raise pre flop utg and have 4 callers but flop top pair and draws out there I’m not suppose to lead??

I was at 1 2 nl game with tons of call stations and 1 super drunk aggressive guy. He raised 30$ i folded a6 diamonds and would've flopped flush n gotten paid😢

20:00 what would you class as a "thin" value bet? how much of the pot? do I need to start calculating equity? Ive just learned to calculate outs and pot odds

My constant sickening losses at the micros have been helping others to move up in stakes.

Hey Johnathan, i hold my own on 2-3$ MTT both bounty and GTD and i get some FT and wins but every time i give shots at 5 or 5.25 bounty i dont even get close to FT any tips?

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Variance most likely.

Hey bro it would be great if you would include a list of the tips in the comments section!!

what poker books do you recommend?

Also do you have any live videos of you explaining your decision so I can get an idea of on-the-spot situations and your thought patterns? or any training videos stored somewhere that you watch? I saw an advert on facebook but then it disappeared someone was playing live and explaining his decisions.

So if you 3 bet preflop you should lead and C bet on flop as long as your 1v1 or 2v1? but when it multiway or just limp into the flop you should be checking way more often? I usually C bet the flop a lot and lead a lot on the flop to try and bluff people out of it but that may be a leak at the moment.

at 10:00 why do you choose to do small C bets and not half pot and 3/4 pots bets as recommended? I usually do 1/2 or 3/4 c bets because it says to do that online but a lot of the time they either fold or call with a really good hand with 1/2 pot C bets. What do you class as a small bet? 3 big blinds on flop and turn?

i just play 0.01/0.02c blinds and $100 freerolls and 55c buy-ins at the moment, when do you know you are ready to move up to e.g 2c 4c blinds cash table and $5 buy in tournaments?

Got caught the other day running into aces. 3 bet a raise and he 4 bet jammed on me. Already had a majority of my stack committed. Hard to fold Queens/Kings in those situations. Especially when an opponent plays loose and opens such a wide range of hands. Oh well, guess that happens from time to time.

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Certainly, it will happen - accept and enjoy the variance :)

at 13:52 i would usually always semi-bluff this as I like the idea of them either folding but also if the bluff doesn't work I could pull a big hand, is this the right thing? or just semi-bluff sometimes and check othertimes to see if you pull a big hand?

Happy birthday daddy shark mug do do do do do do do!

This guy is hilarious 😂 Hate to break it too ya even my kids know not to bet here 😅

Happy bday

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

hey, i really enjoying your videos thanks a lot. my question is Which is your best book for nl200 ?

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Mastering Small Stakes No Limit Holdem.

What is the web address for your poker coaching website?

@PokerCoaching

Жыл бұрын

pokercoaching.com

Delayed congratulations on your birthday Sir!

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Are free online poker games a bad way to practice? I feel like a lot of people on these games play crazy hands (and why not, it's free money). Meanwhile at my local casino the players are all super tight.

@PokerCoaching

2 жыл бұрын

I think so.

What are the chance or odds of winning one of your give-aways? If you have 250.000 members, the chance might be on the smaller side. As poker players, I assume, we should calculate the EV. :)

Enjoy your vids put is it really accurate to say you will win an extra 15 bucks on average in the TT hand what about the times they raise and you fold or they call with better and you lose that 15 bucks. I agree you should bet the river though

The real question is do you want us to be the left shark or right shark

#3 multi way pots- 6-max LJ opens 3x SB calls Hero in BB calls w/ 66sc Jd Td 6h SB leads for 75% pot Hero calls LJ jams for 44bb SB calls After tanking, I folded. Turns out LJ had two pair and SB had a flush draw. After turn and river, i would have had the best hand :( Was that too nitty despite all that action?

@stenciljunkie

3 жыл бұрын

I think nitty. How much did SB have behind?

@Noondroid

3 жыл бұрын

@@stenciljunkie LJ put the SB all in. I had about another 30 bb behind. LJ had us both covered.

@FefeLeVrai

3 жыл бұрын

That was beyond nitty. Even if you assume he's only jamming with 2 pair or better, JT is more likely than JJ or TT. Also, he's very likely to play like this with AJ or any overpair trying to protect against the draws. You have his range completely crushed, this is a snap call. I have folded bottom set to crazy action on flops with no reasonable 2 pair combos before (eg 33 on T43), but as soon as there's even one 2 pair combo, as you beat that you should literally never fold your set.

@not_a_cool_handle

3 жыл бұрын

Sacrilegious fold lol

@Noondroid

3 жыл бұрын

@@FefeLeVrai great points. It wasn't the jam that concerned me, it was the snap call by the SB. At the time I was thinking he either had middle set or a combo draw. But, looking back at it now I should have either called.

I made 200$an hour today is that good or should I go for more money?

Wow JL's kids are very dad listenin' players

I have 2 fish questions. What does "leading" mean? Also EV? I'm glad I stumbled upon your videos. It's the first poker video I watched that I felt had good teaching value instead of the other videos that seem to just want to show you how well they play without really teaching. Thank you!

@samuelbarr7908

Жыл бұрын

Leading means early position and first to bet after the flop. EV is Expected Value- meaning if you did the same thing a million times, what would you expect to average each time

@dimarie9466

Жыл бұрын

@@samuelbarr7908 Thank you!

If we 3 bet and lose won’t we be wasting chips by raising when we don’t win?

What does “bet thinly for value” mean?

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Betting with a hand that is often not good when called, but is good often enough to justify value betting.

@MrPaulrael

3 жыл бұрын

@@PokerCoaching Thanks for the response! But how are you betting for value if you think half the time your hand is no good at showdown? Isn’t that more of a bluff?

@erikseidler793

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrPaulrael The point is the times you're good more than pay for the times you're paying someone off.

@14:50 😂😂😂

17K views and less than 1K likes 🤦🏻‍♂️

Praying no one in my local card room watches this video

@quietlike

3 жыл бұрын

its one thing to watch and read and study, another thing to execute. Soo many geniuses at the table, except when they're in the heat of the moment

@djStens

3 жыл бұрын

@@quietlike good thing I go through a bunch of hands everyday

happy b-day bro i want to increase my BR

Jonathan, I object presenting 3-bet charts without including assumed 2-bet chart. As you surely know, in low stakes poker there is huge variance in 2-beting styles, especially on the button, from super tight to super loose. I assume your charts assume facing an average 2-bet style, but it would be helpful to know what its is that average 2-bet chart. Without that I am afraid lot of your readers will fail to make necessary adjustments to your 3-bet charts.

@PokerCoaching

2 жыл бұрын

See the charts at PokerCoaching.com in the Tools section. Obviously you should adjust to whatever your opponents do incorrectly. That said, if you play closer to GTO than your opponents do, you will win money from them on average even if you have no clue what they do incorrectly.

8 hours live cash play would be about 160 hands in most casinos I reckon.

@Glitch47278

3 жыл бұрын

Typically double that ime

Comment #100: Is there anyway to still get that 3-year deal?? 🙏

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Email support@pokercoaching.com to see what we have going on now.

A shark is also a fish

blinds $1/$2 small stakes?

@suburbanshrub6675

3 жыл бұрын

small stakes for live in casino i imagine

Kiddie games down the street!

$50 a month is too expensive :/

🎊🎉🎊🎊🎉🎊🎉

13:15 ...BODY

Why would you want other people to get good at poker other than to know what you've taught them so you can exploit them if you ever play vs them? lol...

- you are not playing aggresiv enough - dont be leading with marginal hand sorry but its not making a lot of sense....if i need to play agressiv, i miss the flop most of the time. when i'm not leading or rasing with those hand, i am mostly raising preflop and then go check fold....doesnt sound + EV 🤷🏻‍♂️ i get not betting on the flop - but i dont need to be aggresiv preflop then...

@thomasobrien4707

3 жыл бұрын

Don’t lead out of position with marginal hand because your opponents can raise you a lot. If you are in position then you can bet marginal hand on the flop. You need to bet mostly top pair and better and strong draws like open ended and flush draw, and mostly check middle pair and ace high and things like this

Pokerstars have made the stracture that way that it's impossible to have an edge..you can't have an edge on a 20-25bbs poker. Do the maths

@PokerCoaching

3 жыл бұрын

Obviously not in online poker...The games online are much tougher than live. That said, you can still have a decent edge even at high stakes micro stakes games. Do the math.