I got that book for an early Christmas present, and I love it! It is VERY easy to follow and each "chapter" is short so you don't have to stop in the middle of the chapter very often.
Thank you Mr Little for all your FREE CONTENT .Who does this . Have a safe and healthy holiday season . Again many thanx for all the hard work you do putting out your content .Much respect. Peace.
Love your videos bro .. Most of these theories I already knew naturally just from playing cash for over 10 years and tournaments got the last year . You given me more terms to apply to these in game situations that happen over and over again . Plus for me these are like refresher courses for cash and on the tournament side I’ve been able to make deeper runs more often since I’ve been implementing some of your knowledge. Appreciate the videos keep ‘em comin. One day soon when I’m famous I’ll connect
@@matthewribeiro1167 It’s ok to watch poker content and key word here Refresh . I know you can barely read so you probably missed that part . Good luck on your Donkey Career in poker lil matthew
Love the content! Thank you for doing all you do for the community and aspiring players! Just went to Amazon and bought your book, kindle version. Least I could do for all your great content, I am very excited to dive into it!
I often find I get stuck in spots where someone floats my c-bet and, if I'm weak, I have to decide if I'm going to 2-barrel on the turn. I'm thinking I should size down my c-bet so that my turn bet is a little smaller.
When analyzing stack depth, what do you do when there is a discrepancy? As in your are deep stacked, but your oppenent is shallow realitive to everyone else? Should you be considering it from your stack size, theirs or a combo? My inclunation is you should keep the bet small to try to get them to commit chips without shoving.
I've been using this strategy since I started following you, I would have liked some hand examples for this video. But if you can help simplify this spot: Consider hero has AT, BB calls and the flop comes K94r BB checks and we cbet say 2/3 pot (considering this is decent for our range thus a med-large size) and BB calls. Turn is a brick, say off suit 2. BB checks, do we continue blasting or give up? seeing as though there are very few logical draws available it's likely they have at least a king or 9 often in this spot unless opponent likes to float in this spot. I imagine this can go both ways depending on the opponent, but if we do continue blasting we go for a larger size on the turn? If he calls a pot size bet surely we give up on most rivers that aren't an ace. I sense a leak in this part of the vessel, so I approach the Captain to help get it patched.
Great video. Thank you! One question... in the C- betting flow chart, QhQc5s appears under three different categories: IP Strong, OOP Moderate, and OOP Weak. I understand how it can be both the first two, but it's not clear how it can simultaneously be the latter two. Maybe a typo? Thank you.
I don’t understand betting larger and polar when we don’t have the range advantage because you’re only going to bd called by better right? Help me understand this more please
Honestly...I wasn't C Betting enough OR calling enough when C Bet into....watching your videos over the past year or so has definitely helped with my overall play. I usually play a 1/3 game at our local casino and have a bi-weekly home game that is a points based tournament (Just took 3rd in points for this year out of 40+ players!!!). Really REALLY hoping MD passes the online poker bill that will come up on the ballot next year...down side is...gotta wait until then to join the online gambling club! Thanks for all the videos and in depth explanations, I am going to be getting your course here once taxes come back!!
Thank you Good sir .. ima get your book too .. yoir explanations can be overwhelming to a noob but i got you bro .. we speak the same language .. outsiders arre like what tbe heck is he talkimg abouut .. nutt asvantage ... range advamtage under the gun .. suitex connevtec broadway.. lmao gutshots amd the list goea on .. your hard work is appeciated ..
Thanks for the video! can you share some guidelines how the solver picks what hand to bet and what to check? BTN VS BB on J66 - KTo check but K7 bet etc
You have 15% premium hands then you need roughly 30% draws right? There’s a slide towards the end where hero has 17% premium hands but Jonathan says you can have max 25% draws in this spot… why wouldn’t we want more draw in our range then for the 1:2 ratio?
Do you play online still, Jonathan, and do you make any money? ACR, BetOnline, Ignition all seem to know what cards I have.....I just won 2000 playing 1/3 at Binions HorseShoe in Indiana with little effort.....I almost never play live
Range advantage is used when facing good players correct? Seems that way, if players are playing their hands because they like them rather than following gto pre flop strategy.
no, range advantage applies to all players. If you have a large range advantage (example, UTG vs BB on K Q 7 rainbow), it's incredibly likely that the opponent in the BB has absolutely nothing. No pair, no high card, something like J6s. In this scenario, if you bet frequently and small (example, 25% pot 100% of the time) your opponent in the BB is forced to call with a ton of their 'awful' hands. If your opponent won't call unless they have an overcard or pair, you're printing money with small bluffs due to the range advantage.
@kevinbeazy KQ7 is not a trash flop? If the board came 678 with a fdfd then the BB checked benefits greatly, but even in that scenario the equities are about 50:50
I think I cbet too little but recently ive started c betting a lot more eithee because i have a draw ip or because i should have the range advantage and this is working at microstakes!
Can someone give me an example of a flop that connects well with my opponent's range (which makes me want to c-bet bigger) And at the same time doesn't give my opponent the nut advantage (which would make me c-bet smaller) I feel like I don't really grasp the meaning of the "range connectivity" slide. In my mind it contradicts the "nut advantage" slide.
@@thenightwolfhowlwhat I think he was saying is that say you are sb vs Preflop aggressor utg I think he was giving examples of and board goes 4h 7h jd , the problem for the previously utg here is that the flop really screws over his range because most players will often have overpairs and premium hand when they bet utg. And that flop has now provided you with a lot more equity because you’re range has mote draws and 45s j5s yk . So when the currrnt nuts on the board is likely to get pushed out by flush draws low pairs low straights etc you can bet bigger to abuse the range you know the utg has
@@thenightwolfhowlyea any board with lots of draws you bet big on. But in this particular flop we haven’t really that much of a nut advantage,only AA really. I wouldn’t get to bothered about nut advantage when the pre flop raiser as people have different views on what it means. It’s easier to work out when you have an obvious nut disadvantage,ie board is 7 3 3 against a bb caller I’d stick to concentrating on range advantage
@Gos1234567 I think you only bet big on a wet board with thick value. If you have thin value and you bet big then you isolate yourself against made hands and the best draws which isn't what you want. If you bet big with thick value then you're happy to be up against the value and draws you're getting called by. So on a wet board you bet big with thick value and small with thin value, mixing along the way.
I always C-bet when the flop looks like something that might actually be good for me. I know thats vague.... but say the flop is Q♤ 3♤ 9♡... there's all kinds of draws there and an OK pair, and trip 9's aint bad either. If its like A♡A♧5◇ I check. Usually even if I have the Ace. Don't wanna blow my cover. 😂
@@CRT4Dummies Correct. If i'm sitting in your opponent's seat, it's actually somewhat polarizing when you Cbet AAx flops as the preflop aggressor compared to slow playing and subsequently delayed-Cbetting any turn card. It's a lot easier to build a pot for value on the flop and consider getting tricky by checking back the turn, which can induce OOP player to bluff or value bet a worse hand.
They help a monetized channel with ads more than this channel where he takes no money from UA-cam. No ads! So it just affects recommending the video, subscriber growth, but no financial reward other than more exposure of his courses/books/etc.
This is really good content and it would really benefit my game if the other players knew how to play and played with logic. 😂 The small games I like to play have players that are degenerate gamblers…not poker players. They’re really hard to beat.
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I got that book for an early Christmas present, and I love it! It is VERY easy to follow and each "chapter" is short so you don't have to stop in the middle of the chapter very often.
Thank you Mr Little for all your FREE CONTENT .Who does this .
Have a safe and healthy holiday season .
Again many thanx for all the hard work you do putting out your
content .Much respect. Peace.
Love your videos bro .. Most of these theories I already knew naturally just from playing cash for over 10 years and tournaments got the last year .
You given me more terms to apply to these in game situations that happen over and over again .
Plus for me these are like refresher courses for cash and on the tournament side I’ve been able to make deeper runs more often since I’ve been implementing some of your knowledge.
Appreciate the videos keep ‘em comin. One day soon when I’m famous I’ll connect
if you've been playing for 10 years and dont know this, your gonna be a Famous Fish lol
@@matthewribeiro1167 It’s ok to watch poker content and key word here Refresh . I know you can barely read so you probably missed that part . Good luck on your Donkey Career in poker lil matthew
Always love to review the basics
These are really some of my favorite videos that you make! Thank you :)
Love the content! Thank you for doing all you do for the community and aspiring players!
Just went to Amazon and bought your book, kindle version. Least I could do for all your great content, I am very excited to dive into it!
I often find I get stuck in spots where someone floats my c-bet and, if I'm weak, I have to decide if I'm going to 2-barrel on the turn. I'm thinking I should size down my c-bet so that my turn bet is a little smaller.
Thanks! Excellent program, as usual. Lots to unpack and explore. I’m buying the book; you definitely earned it!
Book is great. Very fun to read
When analyzing stack depth, what do you do when there is a discrepancy? As in your are deep stacked, but your oppenent is shallow realitive to everyone else? Should you be considering it from your stack size, theirs or a combo? My inclunation is you should keep the bet small to try to get them to commit chips without shoving.
I like this explanation of range advantage.
I've been using this strategy since I started following you, I would have liked some hand examples for this video. But if you can help simplify this spot:
Consider hero has AT, BB calls and the flop comes K94r
BB checks and we cbet say 2/3 pot (considering this is decent for our range thus a med-large size) and BB calls.
Turn is a brick, say off suit 2. BB checks, do we continue blasting or give up? seeing as though there are very few logical draws available it's likely they have at least a king or 9 often in this spot unless opponent likes to float in this spot. I imagine this can go both ways depending on the opponent, but if we do continue blasting we go for a larger size on the turn? If he calls a pot size bet surely we give up on most rivers that aren't an ace.
I sense a leak in this part of the vessel, so I approach the Captain to help get it patched.
Great video. Thank you! One question... in the C- betting flow chart, QhQc5s appears under three different categories: IP Strong, OOP Moderate, and OOP Weak. I understand how it can be both the first two, but it's not clear how it can simultaneously be the latter two. Maybe a typo? Thank you.
I don’t understand betting larger and polar when we don’t have the range advantage because you’re only going to bd called by better right? Help me understand this more please
How often do YOU think you Continuation Bet?
A) Not Enough
B) Too Much
C) Just Right 😎
Honestly...I wasn't C Betting enough OR calling enough when C Bet into....watching your videos over the past year or so has definitely helped with my overall play. I usually play a 1/3 game at our local casino and have a bi-weekly home game that is a points based tournament (Just took 3rd in points for this year out of 40+ players!!!). Really REALLY hoping MD passes the online poker bill that will come up on the ballot next year...down side is...gotta wait until then to join the online gambling club! Thanks for all the videos and in depth explanations, I am going to be getting your course here once taxes come back!!
A
B)
C) When in position
A) out of position
B) In position
A) OOP
Thank you Good sir .. ima get your book too .. yoir explanations can be overwhelming to a noob but i got you bro .. we speak the same language .. outsiders arre like what tbe heck is he talkimg abouut .. nutt asvantage ... range advamtage under the gun .. suitex connevtec broadway.. lmao gutshots amd the list goea on .. your hard work is appeciated ..
Thanks for the video!
can you share some guidelines how the solver picks what hand to bet and what to check?
BTN VS BB on J66 - KTo check but K7 bet etc
Is there a link where to download the continuation betting flow chart? Is it at the Tools section? 🙏
You have 15% premium hands then you need roughly 30% draws right? There’s a slide towards the end where hero has 17% premium hands but Jonathan says you can have max 25% draws in this spot… why wouldn’t we want more draw in our range then for the 1:2 ratio?
Do you play online still, Jonathan, and do you make any money? ACR, BetOnline, Ignition all seem to know what cards I have.....I just won 2000 playing 1/3 at Binions HorseShoe in Indiana with little effort.....I almost never play live
Lucky I guess
Ty Jonathan for the video!
Range advantage is used when facing good players correct?
Seems that way, if players are playing their hands because they like them rather than following gto pre flop strategy.
no, range advantage applies to all players. If you have a large range advantage (example, UTG vs BB on K Q 7 rainbow), it's incredibly likely that the opponent in the BB has absolutely nothing. No pair, no high card, something like J6s. In this scenario, if you bet frequently and small (example, 25% pot 100% of the time) your opponent in the BB is forced to call with a ton of their 'awful' hands. If your opponent won't call unless they have an overcard or pair, you're printing money with small bluffs due to the range advantage.
@@jacevincent2574Never understood this logic. A trash flop is more likely to help the BB checker because they’re playing with so many hands
@kevinbeazy KQ7 is not a trash flop? If the board came 678 with a fdfd then the BB checked benefits greatly, but even in that scenario the equities are about 50:50
@@kevinbeazyKQ are both great cards for the UTG. What are you talking about?
I did it. I bought the book
Is 99% too much?
Lmao!!!😂😂😂
i only check out of position in family pots at 9 player tables. everything else is at least two barrels.
Yes try 97%
@@kevinbeazy great advice! Why didn’t I think of this?!
@@CRT4Dummies😊o😅😊😅😅 hope mom mum
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I think I cbet too little but recently ive started c betting a lot more eithee because i have a draw ip or because i should have the range advantage and this is working at microstakes!
Can someone give me an example of a flop that connects well with my opponent's range (which makes me want to c-bet bigger)
And at the same time doesn't give my opponent the nut advantage (which would make me c-bet smaller)
I feel like I don't really grasp the meaning of the "range connectivity" slide. In my mind it contradicts the "nut advantage" slide.
would this be something like an As 10s 9d flop. Which is a flop where my opponent can have a lot of draws to continue on?
@@thenightwolfhowlwhat I think he was saying is that say you are sb vs Preflop aggressor utg I think he was giving examples of and board goes 4h 7h jd , the problem for the previously utg here is that the flop really screws over his range because most players will often have overpairs and premium hand when they bet utg. And that flop has now provided you with a lot more equity because you’re range has mote draws and 45s j5s yk . So when the currrnt nuts on the board is likely to get pushed out by flush draws low pairs low straights etc you can bet bigger to abuse the range you know the utg has
@@thenightwolfhowlyea any board with lots of draws you bet big on.
But in this particular flop we haven’t really that much of a nut advantage,only AA really.
I wouldn’t get to bothered about nut advantage when the pre flop raiser as people have different views on what it means.
It’s easier to work out when you have an obvious nut disadvantage,ie board is 7 3 3 against a bb caller
I’d stick to concentrating on range advantage
@Gos1234567 I think you only bet big on a wet board with thick value. If you have thin value and you bet big then you isolate yourself against made hands and the best draws which isn't what you want. If you bet big with thick value then you're happy to be up against the value and draws you're getting called by. So on a wet board you bet big with thick value and small with thin value, mixing along the way.
Yea actually that makes more sense,Pairs of Qq/JJ/TT on flush boards with str8 possibilities dont do well i suppose.@@calebkoeller9586
Is this MTT or Cash
thank you
You're welcome!
Whatcha gonna do with all that junk @ 20:27?
I always C-bet when the flop looks like something that might actually be good for me.
I know thats vague.... but say the flop is Q♤ 3♤ 9♡... there's all kinds of draws there and an OK pair, and trip 9's aint bad either.
If its like A♡A♧5◇ I check.
Usually even if I have the Ace.
Don't wanna blow my cover. 😂
If you raised pre flop then Ax is already in your range. Checking out of flow doesn't change that.
@@CRT4Dummies Correct. If i'm sitting in your opponent's seat, it's actually somewhat polarizing when you Cbet AAx flops as the preflop aggressor compared to slow playing and subsequently delayed-Cbetting any turn card. It's a lot easier to build a pot for value on the flop and consider getting tricky by checking back the turn, which can induce OOP player to bluff or value bet a worse hand.
Comments help. You’re welcome
They help a monetized channel with ads more than this channel where he takes no money from UA-cam. No ads! So it just affects recommending the video, subscriber growth, but no financial reward other than more exposure of his courses/books/etc.
This is really good content and it would really benefit my game if the other players knew how to play and played with logic. 😂 The small games I like to play have players that are degenerate gamblers…not poker players. They’re really hard to beat.
starting to realize how theory heavy this game is😅
There’s actually only 3 types of hands. Junk hands are actually draws because you are always drawing to backdoor trips or 2 pair😂
Can't tell you how many times I've turned and rivered 2 pair and trips w bs 😂
@alecburris4225 around 20 percent of the time by the river.
God bless y'all in Jesus name Amen ❤️🙏
Happy holidays and thanks for the video!!
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I love your contents but I can’t stand your voice pro 😅