5 BIG Small Stakes Cash Game Mistakes

[@PokerCoaching]

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[@wallyworldwf]

Jonathan Little - Poker Coaching bummer...see the bundle as $149 now. If it drops to $99 again you have an instant sale here

[@akcbr954]

I guess I missed this promotion...cant find it anywhere on the site

[@jameshall9267]

Thanks johnathan i have been playing poker for 6 months competitively online first 4 months i lost $1688.00 on 10c/20c and small stakes poker tournaments $1-$7, then i got your free audio book on my kindle i listened to it once and played better not good but better right away but i made 50 bucks that month, listened to the book daily for atleast 3 weeks and the nexr month won $180.00 fir the month, we are 5 days into my 6th month and im up 200.00 on the month lost 20.00 tonight but i will get after it again tomorrow, just want to say buy the book folks it the best price in town free and johnathan thank u, u made me feel like maybe i can actually do this.

[@PokerCoaching]

You can do it! Just keep studying hard.

[@steelpenpirate]

The tens at 12:00 is an easy fold after the 3-bet with the guy behind. Most 1/2 players have a hard time folding full houses, but this spot is a more profitable fold in the long run.

[@JohnG57]

I really like how you broke down these hands playing very differently according to villains playstyle/mistakes.

[@steelpenpirate]

If I had it in my budget to buy your tools, I would definitely do it. Your vids have been some of the most insightful. Not many big time players focus on the small stakes players. Seems they all think that everyone play 5/10.

[@PokerCoaching]

I'm glad my content has been helpful to you. Feel free to start a free membership at pokercoaching.com to go through some of the quizzes and homework challenges to continue to improve your game!

[@NicholasCenname]

Good, basic pointers that are easy to understand and implement. Well done. One good thing my friends and I do, we play in the same games, and point out or missteps after we play. Helps a lot.

[@dave3417]

That's awesome great practice that is and you're helping one another no matter how good you are in any even if you're the best in the world you can still learn until that day comes the game is absolutely 100 percent masterd as this game will never be bye any one I believe though stu ungar if he went a different way he may have in time masterd this game 100 percent like he did gin then took this game up cuz no one in the world would play him gin any more and band from tournaments for being to good gl in life and poker wish you nothing but the best for the future 😉 if this game is masterd its more than a being human it would be something that can't be explained at all a gift like what Unger had he knew things no one did but didn't know how he just knew his words

[@trinan5308]

Thanks a lot for crushing my hopes and dreams Jonathan! “There are no professional tic tac toe players.” What am I supposed to do with my life long goal of becoming one now?!

[@PokerCoaching]

Tough luck!

[@leifleoden5464]

16:22 As soon I see the third club show up I'm putting the opponent on Ace-X of clubs. A lot of the people I play with will slow play trips but once they see a flush draw get far more aggressive.

[@Charlie_Ses]

Interesting the recommendation with the TT full house hand is not to 3-bet ever pre-flop (unless it's a very loose player). MPT by Acevedo recommends this is a 3-bet or fold spot pre-flop, and that there is a 3-bet there maybe 10% of the time. The rest of the time it is a fold. It goes to show everyone has a different style in certain spots, even the experts.

[@PokerCoaching]

The ranges in MPT (which I helped write) are not designed to maximally exploit weak players.

[@Gerald_Tighe]

Around 17:30 you're talking about people who don't have notes against the other players. I watched a video from some pro player (don't remember if it was you or someone else) and they suggested that you can always play really conservatively for a few minutes to get into the swing of things and get reads on your opponent's playstyles. It made sense to me, so I figured I'd comment on it, but I honestly have no clue if that's a solid strategy :P

[@PokerCoaching]

You usually do not want to give up any reasonable edge hoping you have the chance to get a future edge. So, it really depends on what you mean by "conservatively".

[@Gerald_Tighe]

​@@PokerCoaching I wish I could find the video so I could add more context but I just consume a LOT of content so I can't really remember the exact context and I don't want to just spew out too many thoughts about something I don't understand :P sorry if I'm already doing that. If I find it again I'll link it here so I'm not just making tons of assumptions and spreading weird ideas in your channel. Thanks for the content!

[@danielphelan2731]

i won 600 hundred in may and then i had another great score in September but i never left a bank roll in ...i would love to do 1 of your course..i think it would really make me a much better player..love the videos Jonathan

[@oliverjordan695]

Damn intro is enough to say damn where to sign up:))) mistakes are on the spot.

[@Joel-js2gk]

Exploiting mistakes made by opponents is crucial, HOWEVER a huge mistake I see people making is that they see an opponent play 1 hand in a certain way that is exploitable, and make massive assumptions about that player's playing style based on what is an incredibly small sample size. It's important to have a baseline strategy that will turn a profit against all types of players, and when you have a large enough sample size and enough evidence that a certain player plays a certain way and has a leak because of it, then that's when you adjust your game against said player. When you make an assumption about how a player plays from just a couple hands you put yourself in a very dangerous spot because if your read is wrong, then you stand to lose a lot of money against said player

[@jamilafay]

I think it’s a good call with the 10’s on the turn but after a jam like that you need to fold and pat yourself on the back for a good lay down. If I knew the player is playing tight and only plays the nuts it’s an easy fold on the turn.

[@MrJoosebawkz]

is Ax a good bluff here? maybe bit for small stakes but in general? you block the nut boat with it, basically the villain sould need the one single ace left _and_ a jack to have the first nuts. and if it’s possible to push u off a TTTAA then maybe you could push off JJJAA as well? tbh i don’t know what i’m talking abt. still very early to the game

[@codyvandervoort3253]

my number one mistake is not fixing my leaks i play too loose and always get sucked into calling when my opponents have the nuts

[@zwrdl]

@JONATHAN VASQUEZ I think you may have harshed his mellow there a bit. LOL

[@jarretmoore3858]

you teaching how to use. Software for studying n the premium-class

[@georgebullard9637]

This video is three years old, i have purchased for your poker coaching class, about 2-3 months ago, George Bullard, are these available to mr ??, i think you just swerved for me, let me go find them, another point, i would really love a sit down with you at some point ,

[@karlosfandango4622]

@9:05 Board flops megazilla and the agressor checks. I will go with ATo considering you made are asking us to guess. Cooler and half :) Personally I would raise hard and hope for AK or KQ and it would be so most of the time

[@RodgerRamjet]

calling pushy raises from out of position, or re raising really LAGGY players, has always been hard.. so yea, it helps to have this info to combat them with.

[@imonlyheretoarguewithidiots]

At 26:00 you talk about not emulating the bad players at the table and reference raising 6bb preflop as being a pad play. Can you or anyone else clarify why this is bad?

[@gorilladigits8223]

Recognizing and fixing one’s own leaks can be difficult. Especially if someone only plays live (like me)...because it’s comparatively slow. Also I think the majority of players can’t really play as often as they would actually like to.

[@PokerCoaching]

Agreed. Volume is key!

[@gorilladigits8223]

Yes sir, and i like how you reiterate that fact on a regular basis. I dont see many, if any other people talking about it as much as you do. It is such an important factor in the game and knowing that is a key to a good perspective i feel

[@gregorythemadrussian7461]

Helloo jon..thanks for all your input and knowledge!!!...I am a decent player..am up over time ..trying to take my game to next level...would love to ha e some coaching from you if possible

[@PokerCoaching]

Awesome! Check out pokercoaching.com, I have many students that I teach there.

[@teddyj5187]

Reading players is my strength its my betting and raising i have issues.

[@alexobed3184]

What package has access to Alex Fitzgerald's content? He's my guy!

[@jaikturner3221]

Final 1/3 all an ad, spose you gotta sell what you gotta sell

[@straight_flizzy]

I’m gonna be sending Jonathan, Evan, Mike and Alex a message just like the one Trent W just sent!

[@PokerCoaching]

Awesome, good luck in your games!

[@straight_flizzy]

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[@Joel-js2gk]

In the TT hand, if you have the T of clubs, are you not much more inclined to fold the turn? Even if your opponent is a lunatic you'd be blocking so many of the potential bluffs.

[@davidwoodroffe3986]

How often do these sales happen? I don’t feel like I can commit to this at this very moment, but am very interested in the near future.

[@PokerCoaching]

Every few months usually. Now that I have made PokerCoaching Premium, all of the content is there for $99/month whenever you're ready! I would recommend starting a free membership at PokerCoaching.com to get a feel for the site. Good luck in your games!

[@IPushHard]

I just bought the $99 bundle. I have to sign in to access the bundle, but I cant sign in because I have no account. ...and there is no option to create a new account. Ummm, you may want to resolve this situation. Thanks

[@joeybayles9880]

Thanks. I was going to purchase also but was unsure how to access. Didn't see anything about that in his video.

[@PokerCoaching]

@@joeybayles9880 Sorry for not clarifying. Our support team will get you set-up to view all of the videos online and download them as well if you'd like.

[@joeybayles9880]

@@PokerCoaching Ok I will order.

[@kbinkley5942]

Are you by chance going to have this offer again or extend it for poker coaching premium? Should also ask does the cash game bundle come free with poker coaching premium no matter what or is it just with this promotion?

[@PokerCoaching]

The content will always be within PokerCoaching Premium, but you will not be able to download the content unless you sign-up through this promotion.

[@kbinkley5942]

Ok thank you for the info

[@MrJoosebawkz]

isnt aaj w tt _sort of_ a draw? Like if the. board hits A or T then you make a boat? going from marginal to premium. idk im under slept

[@antonconnor1960]

Is there a way of purchasing the cash game masterclass individually or is it only available by signing up?

[@PokerCoaching]

PokerCoaching.com/store

[@bobjohnson7695]

I have over 3k hrs tracked playing live $1/3 nl I’m at $57hr and am having trouble deciding if it’s worth going to $2/5 or not.

[@PokerCoaching]

Go for it, assuming you are properly bankrolled. JLPoker.com/bankroll

[@mattmcmurtry1653]

all in or fold. all up to how your read the other players.

[@ginodfspicks3226]

Do you still own float the turn?

[@keithjackson5531]

You say find someone who can pinpoint your flaws, but its so difficult to find someone without paying some fair cash. I dont know any players at all and all my learning comes from watching you tube, but a lot of that doesnt even apply to my games. I am loathe to go to 2+2 and the like as you have no idea who the good posters are with so many differing opinions on hands etc. I know many people have grown in the game together as a group, but if you dont know anyone like I dont then its real difficult.

[@PokerCoaching]

This is a big reason why I started a Discord chat for all of my Pokercoaching members. It's a nice space where I can give input on hands and help my students learn!

[@mikescoladeviousmike6377]

This dude is dope 💯🔥👍

[@codystrang8230]

All 5

[@joem.2561]

Is this deal still on? Because if so, I am totally buying this bundle!

[@PokerCoaching]

PokerCoaching.com/lucky is our current promo.

[@joem.2561]

Thanks, Johnathon, for your quick reply. Though your advice is admired and respected, I have to decline at this time as the economy simply has forced my hand. I appreciate it and will keep watching you on KZbin. Thanks again!

[@joem.2561]

I would do the $99.00 in a heartbeat, though, if that were still available.

[@danielfarnell2708]

Some of the questions you get on these live chats get me annoyed I feel for you haveing to repeat yourself. Excellent content tho big Johnny

[@DariusKhan]

Was just thinking the same.

[@pokerqAK47]

I don’t get it!!!!! Some coaches say 3 bet preflop or fold in 1/3!!! Now JL says never 3b TT vs utg!!!

[@leggoego]

JL playing small stakes for content is like Zion Williamson going to Y for a tune up game .

[@scratchy3861]

Can anyone put me in the right direction about what computer to buy to start practicing poker online I plan to take it seriously if that helps

[@TheHorny4boost]

Stupid question but do you need a computer for the bundle to work or can you use your mobile/tablet device?

[@PokerCoaching]

Mobile/tablet should work fine to access the bundle.

[@TheHorny4boost]

@@PokerCoaching ok thank you!

[@tporcheron]

I love reverse squeezing against maniacs in the blinds preflop

[@jerryjohnson6127]

Are you in the Blinds or the maniacs?

[@tporcheron]

@@jerryjohnson6127 If i have qq plus i never raise or reraise preflop if I am not in the blinds. Wait for them to squeeze from the button or blinds, then repop. in small game they will usually call or reraise me

[@zwrdl]

@@tporcheron And you could be facing 4 villains which will drastically lower the equity you had with your QQ+ against just one opponent. This, of course, is without know what position you were in apart from it not being the blinds.

[@birdinandshroomin]

9:04 i fold

[@mandyrussum7472]

Definitely bankroll management. For ex I won and finished 3rd n a short period of time playing the 8k 10$ buy in. I cashed half out and went straight to the big dawgs and got my ass kicked

[@elitecueist249]

Can u do a check on an Indian site if it is rigged or not..?? Because it has way too much action than 888 I suspect that the site is rigged

[@mandyrussum7472]

If im being honest I’m probably going nowhere n that spot.

[@coolmonkey5269]

no matter how good i play.. what strategy i use... always bad beat and breakeven 😭 only way to win is play against fish

[@georgebullard9637]

Yes !!

[@georgebullard9637]

Gotta study more and do better with my bankroll. !!!

[@jimclark9391]

Not figuring out my opponents strategies.

[@themonaghan999]

is the 99$ monthly or is it a one off fee ???

[@PokerCoaching]

For this bundle, you can get it for $99 one-time fee. You will also get 1-month of PokerCoaching Premium. If you continue this subscription and get my other coaching content, this will be $99 monthly.

[@themonaghan999]

@@PokerCoaching hi Jonathan.. so i logged in poker coaching dot com ..do i just buy the premium membership for 99$ and then i get the bundle and one months free ????

[@josephstrickland9388]

When I go, I see a $149 fee. Where do I find the $99 fee?

[@PokerCoaching]

@@josephstrickland9388 Please email [e-mail]. The sale ended Sunday, but they will be able to give you a coupon code to get it for $99.

[@themonaghan999]

@@josephstrickland9388 i agree its way to confusing i haven't bought the 99$ course thing because i can't find it ?? john nathan little please help me i will pay you back 10 fold anyway ???? helpppppp

[@sytsevriend7933]

To shallow of a bankroll and taking bad beats while playing tight in 1/2 cashgames solely to win the big pots with dominating hands.

[@simpsonzack22]

Is your site mobile friendly???

[@PokerCoaching]

Yes... with an app on the way :)

[@PokerCoaching]

But currently mobile-friendly through the web.

[@simpsonzack22]

Buying it this weekend then!

[@PokerCoaching]

@@simpsonzack22 Awesome, I hope you learn a ton!

[@tomwalker414]

check

[@johnl4235]

What are the most common small stakes cash game leaks?

[@PokerCoaching]

I give you 5 of the most common leaks in this video :)

[@themonaghan999]

99$ monthly or a one off fee anyone know ????

[@mattmcmurtry1653]

Yes, Not studding and all. as I just played for fun and now know Im a fish.

[@VF5]

Would you 3-bet with 10-10 on the cutoff or the button?

[@thomasobrien4707]

On the button we can call a lot because we know for a fact we are going to be in position the whole hand. Because we want to call a lot, we need to have some strong hands that call too. This means we 3-bet with a POLAR range including hands like AA KK QQ AK AND AQ and also some A5suited and 109suited for our bluffs. If we want to call a hand like J10suited on the button and we raise TT, then our calling range is very weak and our opponent can start to attack us since we never have anything better than TT.

[@thomasobrien4707]

Watch 3-betting with Matt Affleck to understand this better

[@clintaurus3189]

This deal still valid?

[@paulgross699]

Flat

[@spenceringermanson8428]

I feel like im on the largest downswing of my life.

[@PokerCoaching]

Keep results and you will know.

[@cryptohodler824]

TT is never a call, sorry, you want to 3bet there, play heads up pot ip, mostly win, or win preflop which is great with 1010

[@paulboyd561]

Very good stuff but way to verbose!

[@oldhamegg]

If you look in the mirror and say "Jonathan Little" 5 times, you will win your next session or tournament. #ScientificFact

[@brennanrowe5643]

Is this still a deal😂

[@Samscoinsandheavymetal]

Similar in technique as a snake oil salesman. One who is so masterful at his craft yet devotes far more time selling strategy and product vs exercising his craft. Dozens of hours a week creating videos and sales pitches must be more profitable than playing the game for which the strategy is being sold. I suppose once the secret sauce recipe has been exposed one can no longer play the game as he becomes the “exploitee “ since his strategy has been broadcast to the world on myriad social media networks

[@gorilladigits8223]

Pretty much everything he puts on KZbin is not about specific strategy but more so employing a strong fundamental base. You might also want to take into consideration that he didn’t start putting volume into coaching until he started his family and couldn’t/wouldn’t spend time away from them to play poker.

[@pedromartins7747]

You don't understand 2 basic principles: 1. there are many levels of play and these courses are meant in particular for entry level players - so they can beat the other entry level players, not to beat the world class players. 2. A balanced strategy does not allow you to be exploited even if the opponent knows exactly what your strategy is...

[@Samscoinsandheavymetal]

BluFF That’s all correct and a long way of saying you agree Like the old saying those who can, do. Those who can’t teach.

[@gorilladigits8223]

Tbh, seems like you’re a tad bitter when it come to poker. No matter how good the information is... if the person using it can not apply it correctly, it will never work. You might want to consider actually going to the coaching site and going through some of the classes and doing the quizzes and homework assignments. Something tells me that if you had done that already you wouldn’t be putting it down. You might not even know what you don’t know. I’m very happy with my membership so far (seriously) and its only been a week for me

[@samdavepollard]

Bit harsh. $7m+ in cashes suggests that he can, indeed, do. But for sure, exploiting his skill set by selling training materials is way lower variance than big tournament poker. A snake oil salesman says 'buy this - it'll solve all your problems' - JL has never made that sort of claim; his whole schtick is that you need to take this stuff and use it by putting in a ton of work away from the tables.