My TOP Poker TIPS To WIN At Cash Games!

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  • Опубліковано 24 лис 2024

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  • @intoTheCosmos_
    @intoTheCosmos_ 11 місяців тому +6

    thanks for all this information, i binged watch everything for days straight, i come from a MTT background and i win alot at MTT's , lot of final tables but live cash game i feel so off, but now, i am getting it, im up a nice amount this week and i owe it too all the videos

  • @bigcrescendo
    @bigcrescendo Рік тому +28

    The hardest thing for me is putting the bad players on ranges lol sometimes I just assume they play 75% of hands from every position

    • @johnnyboychess
      @johnnyboychess Рік тому +5

      Play IP and watch how they play strong hands, weak hands, and draws respectively

    • @colintimp1372
      @colintimp1372 Рік тому +11

      You'll just have to call down more often with good hands. It may (and will) mean bigger swings in the short term; but over the long haul, these are the players you'll build your bankroll off of. Just make sure you're properly rolled for the game you're playing. It can be really hard when online isn't available in your area; because you can't build slowly in micro-stakes. If $1/2 is the lowest game offered where you live, you'll need several thousand dollars to get started playing regularly.

    • @trampingwithcosmo6848
      @trampingwithcosmo6848 Рік тому +4

      I know what you mean. Playing a tournament yesterday utg +1 opens to $350 I raise on the button to 1300 with kk flop j84 rainbow I bet 1800 he calls turn 8 I shove for 5200 he calls and tables 8/3 off.

    • @SilencerXLR8
      @SilencerXLR8 Рік тому

      @@trampingwithcosmo6848 i mean if ur willing to bluff that big you should know there's always a chance they'll call it 🤷🏿‍♂️

    • @trampingwithcosmo6848
      @trampingwithcosmo6848 Рік тому

      @@SilencerXLR8 it’s not bluffing big. A. At worst it’s a semi bluff
      B. It’s less than a pot sized shove

  • @BigBundy82
    @BigBundy82 Рік тому +1

    I have learned So so much from you Jonathan!! Thank you _ I was too tight and now I see where I can improve and I have improved! I have been following you for months now and I cannot thank you enough

  • @nickv255
    @nickv255 Рік тому +1

    Thankyou for these videos man. Much appreciated

  • @ShaneMclane-PrivateEye
    @ShaneMclane-PrivateEye Рік тому +2

    You: Do you have the nuts? Opponent: What nuts? You: DEEZ NUTS! apply this strategy and give me all the money plz.

  • @the.tricky.outdoorsman
    @the.tricky.outdoorsman Рік тому

    Hey Jon, happy belated birthday to you and your kids. Merry Christmas and happy new year.

  • @RigobertoJuarez
    @RigobertoJuarez 5 місяців тому

    Hello Jonathan, what are a few online poker sites you would recommend? Thank you Sir

  • @PseudoAccurate
    @PseudoAccurate Рік тому +4

    I'm really enjoying your content more and more Mr. Little. My favorites will always be individual hand analysis, but this is good stuff. I like how you bring in other vlogger's hands especially. I hope your channel keeps growing.

    • @PokerCoaching
      @PokerCoaching  Рік тому +1

      Much appreciated!

    • @marcjtdc
      @marcjtdc Рік тому

      @@PokerCoaching The overly confident rightly so attitude is why I like you. You know the corrrect answer for every situation. You are also too smart for some people with the way you teach imo. I am a huge fan.

  • @tphuynh85
    @tphuynh85 Рік тому +1

    Thanks, I make sure I put in this on my phone screenshot hahaba

  • @albertog3285
    @albertog3285 Рік тому

    How much would cost to have private coaching for live cash game with a pokercoaching coach? Do you do live body tells lessons as well ?

  • @AcrylicGoblin
    @AcrylicGoblin Рік тому

    Excellent video, even though the audio may have caused permanent hearing damage. This one is 5x louder than most of your vids.

  • @king_has_no_clothskul8635
    @king_has_no_clothskul8635 Рік тому +1

    JONANTHAN LITTLE IS NOT LITTLE AT ALL. HE IS A MEG HIMSELF. THE CONTENT IS EXHAUSTIVE AND HE TELLS IT WITH PURPOSE. NO DULL MOVEMENT WITH HIM AROUND! SITTING AT BELLAGIO FOR 60/80 HOURS PER WEEK THAT TOO WHEN YOUNG IS NO JOKE.
    HE IS HIGHLY SKILLED AND LUCKY TO FIND LOVE OF HIS LIFE WITH THOSE ADORABLE KIDS.
    ---------------
    IF YOU ARE NO PREPARED, HE WILL SHOVE ALL IN AND BIATCH SLAP YOUR ARSE BANKRUPT TO HOME. SO DONT BE FOOLED BY EASY DEMEANOUR. HE IS A BEAST ON THE TABLE!
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    YOU HAVE TO GO THROUGH ALL THAT GTO JAZZ, AKIN TO LEARNING NOTORIOUS GERMAN/FRENCH( AS WHAT YOU WRITE IS NOT WHAT YOU SPEAK AND VISA VERSA). ALL THE GAME THEORY COMPLEX!!!

  • @mustafanaqvi5353
    @mustafanaqvi5353 Рік тому

    Thanks Jonathan for the valuable knowledge.
    What is the software that you were using to show GTO ranges?

  • @spacecadetsMia
    @spacecadetsMia Рік тому +2

    In Texas the 1/2 NL games play like 2/5. For instance, if I were to only raise 3.5X RFI most people will call with the average raise pre-flop being $12 or more. How would I adjust to this? Do i just raise as if it were 2/5?

    • @marksimpson2321
      @marksimpson2321 Рік тому +1

      experiment by seeing how much you can raise with massive hands. if you are more than c. 50bb deep, try raising to $15 with monsters and a few playable if called bluffs and see what happenss. if you continue to get called with your premium hands when raising more than 3-4bb open , then increase raise sizes and it will be easier to shorten the SPR and get allin quciker wirh massive hands v weaker top pairs etc that gamblers will play

    • @bretttheroux8040
      @bretttheroux8040 Рік тому +1

      Same issue at my local casino, we have a 1/3 table and people tend to raise to 15 pre-flop. I’ll just be the one raising it to 10 instead, and oftimes the rest of table will pivot and start doing the same. I find most casuals raise to 15 just bc that’s what other people do

  • @randallmason7183
    @randallmason7183 Рік тому

    Downloaded... thanks!

  • @HAPPY39TRIGGER
    @HAPPY39TRIGGER Рік тому

    Downloaded. Thank you!

    • @Savsal12
      @Savsal12 Рік тому

      How do you download it?

  • @JasonSprinkle-tb1oe
    @JasonSprinkle-tb1oe Рік тому

    Just downloaded!

  • @coryrockjr461
    @coryrockjr461 10 місяців тому

    I’ve watched and read so many different helpful pieces of content on poker and I still don’t fully understand stack size lol

    • @blowc1612
      @blowc1612 4 місяці тому

      Understanding stack size is like the basics to be a good player.

  • @manueltschanz6138
    @manueltschanz6138 Рік тому

    jonathan you ar such a boss i love you

  • @aubreysharp7397
    @aubreysharp7397 Рік тому +2

    I also have a birthday in December!! I will be playing live at the casino for the first time tonight, using several tools to exploit their mistakes, thanks for all the knowledge! Been crushing the home games and I’m confident playing in 1/3

    • @marcjtdc
      @marcjtdc Рік тому

      How did it go? I have been playing good and bad for many years. Good hands in good position is hard to beat.

  • @kevinjack5184
    @kevinjack5184 Рік тому

    What is this app? Does it work on Android?

  • @albertog3285
    @albertog3285 Рік тому

    For 1/2 2/4 live cash game where most of population open just value almost always .. 3betting K7 K8s etc would be disaster isn't it ?

  • @albertog3285
    @albertog3285 Рік тому

    Any where I play here in Italy is impossible that nobody limped before the botton ...!!

  • @susymay7831
    @susymay7831 Рік тому

    Timestamps would help these nice videos.

  • @mr_free_soul4
    @mr_free_soul4 Рік тому

    On cash games I play out position many times we pre-flop aggressively medium pairs and flop come no AKJ there check and they bet I all in 90% rate because they always play Ak Aj AQ,what you think about t that pro good way to go?

  • @susymay7831
    @susymay7831 Рік тому +1

    What are the top 5 Tips?
    Cliff notes, please.

    • @colintimp1372
      @colintimp1372 Рік тому

      Best easy tip I can give is that every bet should have a reason behind it. If you can't get called by worse or get better to fold, don't bet.

    • @JoePoker
      @JoePoker Рік тому

      Top 5 tip number one. Don't be lazy actually listen to the video.

  • @candysacids7824
    @candysacids7824 Рік тому +1

    talk slow to teach please.

    • @PokerCoaching
      @PokerCoaching  Рік тому +2

      UA-cam has a feature that lets you slow down the video.

  • @fatheroffibereconomics
    @fatheroffibereconomics Рік тому

    You talk fast, a terrible trend...can't watch this because I can't learn in fast forward

    • @brandonhopkins5830
      @brandonhopkins5830 Рік тому +1

      you know you can slow or speed up videos on you tube rite ?

    • @bartsupino813
      @bartsupino813 Рік тому +1

      go to the little gear and slow down the speed this should help

    • @bretttheroux8040
      @bretttheroux8040 Рік тому +1

      Slow down the vid to .75

  • @jayshuadeleon9436
    @jayshuadeleon9436 Рік тому

    Downloaded , thank you !