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[@vincehall4093]

As Jonathan reads some of the questions I find myself wishing I had a table full of these guys

[@bobbysbluebooster]

Ha ha. Me too

[@hayesharlan1592]

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[@fritzjrpreimess1973]

Good job Jonathan. Very clear and complete explanation of all material you covered. Sorry to say, it’s also good that you didn’t answer “stupid” questions..

[@danieljohnsopardenilla997]

I tried this immediately right after I watched your video. I went from 50BB to 100BB in just a span of about 2 hours. However, I lost on an all-in when I called with my top pair when I kind of knew that my opponent had a likely higher over-pair range. You were right with the "Don't pay off opponents when you know you're beat" lol. But, I bought-in another 50BB and got my 50BB back. From here on out, I'm optimistic that consistency would pay-off.

[@apeoftheplanets]

this is how you blow up your channel Jonathan. Keep adding free value and people will flock your way. I'm sure all of us myself included sincerely appreciate your content. Keep at it man.

[@jeremiahwells2661]

It's pretty cool the way you help everybody out during these hard times like that man

[@andymac5719]

You are my absolute hero Jonathan Little. I love the way you deal with every nonsense question and help every player no matter where they are at. I have a premium subscription, but to be honest I easily could have reached the same level I am at now with the amount of free content you offer. I don't plan to be the best player in the world, I just want to get good enough to consistently make $50 USD per hour online... your training has already got me halfway there. Thank you so so much, you are so generous with your strategy, I seriously think that if anyone tuned in to your content they could at least get to $20 USD per hour without even paying for a full subscription. peace and love from Australia

[@PokerCoaching]

Thanks. I appreciate it! Australia is awesome!

[@d_gen_z_poker5485]

Love how you sound like a professor teaching a poker class. Straight forward and no sugar coating. Subscribed.

[@PokerCoaching]

Thanks!

[@HardSciFi]

Thanks for another great lesson Jonathon! You've taught me so much about this amazing game.

[@PokerCoaching]

Glad to hear it!

[@jamesgriffin6797]

Fantastic content. I like your no nonsense approach to some questions and life in general. You are a very generous person and deserve all the good you get. Keep it up.

[@lifeiswonderful22]

These charts are incredibly useful. Greatly appreciated.

[@PokerCoaching]

Glad you like them!

[@ConfusedGeriatric]

Thank you Jonathan for sharing your knowledge with us. You’re a bloody legend mate :D

[@PokerCoaching]

Happy to help

[@jrbestil8810]

Thanks coach JL.

[@robs4530]

Thanks for explaining the positions at the table everyone always assumes everyone alreAdy knows!!! Thanks u make great content

[@PokerCoaching]

No problem 👍

[@americanhomeway2534]

Good job Jonathan - very easy to follow and good explanations

[@PokerCoaching]

Thanks! 👍

[@geehadspeaks]

You’re a legend, Jay Lit!

[@DostoevskyGrandson]

yea I play online cash games and even at the smallest stakes game is sometimes very tough to beat

[@malcolmwasher2308]

Tryed this today played a tighter game lead out on my good starting hands acc profited today on cash games and low tourtments good tips

[@tylerjoyner9865]

Thanks

[@jefferyfoust2552]

Signed up immediately! Thanks you! You mentioned going back and watching hands from the days online sessions. Is there software that you use to save hand histories?

[@PokerCoaching]

Yes, Hold'em Manager captures most sites (although not all). Check it out at JLPoker.com/hm

[@MrCwhitt75]

Have to disagree with ya on the Ace Jack off suit being a fold! Now, I'm not saying I haven't folded it numerous times, the stakes and site I play on...Ace Jack off is a winner most of the time! Clowns I play with will bet the farm on any ace

[@oliverjordan695]

Ballsy move.. i just pay for this:))) U took care for ur fans that are kinda in house arrest. I always enjoy this philosophy. Giving value. Promote the game.

[@pokern24org54]

very good video!

[@SnowyRains]

I just found your channel and I’m just learning to play poker better I just play for play money don’t have the skills for real cash. My strategy was always call every hand and hope for the best 😆 I may not understand everything you say but your tips have definitely helped me over the past few days. Hope to play for real cash online one day if it’s not considered illegal in Australia also hello to the little one at 0:06

Love how Jonathan is holding back a huge AARRGGGHH and a facepalm reading those questions xD

[@goranlindholm7310]

Many thanks from Sweden. Is it wrong 2-betting from button (works OK for me) instead of 3-betting?

[@tutormujib3704]

Wonderful game

[@ImdGOAT]

lots of love from india thanks.

[@leonardselita5035]

thanks a lot for your generosity I would love to study at your site but it doesn't worked for me . stay healthy

[@PokerCoaching]

You're welcome!

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[@PokerCoaching]

Thanks!

[@88888j]

Where can I learn terms like cut off, button, low jack etc and what they mean???

[@n8ball02]

Google. You can Google almost anything. These are just the positions of the table. I assume you already know the small blind and big blind. If the dealer chip is in front of you, that is the button. Going right after the button is cut off, high jack and low jack. If the able is bigger than 6, start after the Small blind and go left which gives you Under the Gun, then UTG+1, UTG +2 or sometimes Middle position MP, which should connect you back to Low Jack LJ, HJ, CO and Button.

[@88888j]

@@n8ball02 thanks bro. Don’t need to be sassy obviously I could’ve googled but that’s boring lol

[@n8ball02]

@@88888j I wasn't being sassy, I was being dead serious. Google will have some useful chart you can download until you get it down.

[@88888j]

@@n8ball02 youre right im joking

[@kingroosta]

It is so frustrating when you're trying to explain a general concept that works in most situations, and everyone wants to waste time going over every specific scenario that works differently, just so they can sound smart.

[@MrShikasta]

I wish there was a love it button on youtube - very kind of you Jonathan, you put out the best content by far for the poker community and you seem to genuinely care about your subscribers. Just wanted to let you know it is appreciated.

[@PokerCoaching]

Thanks!

[@randypage26]

Thanks John getting better everyday with these vids!!

[@malcolmwasher2308]

I do good and profit in low tourtments but suck at cash games ive gone from 25 bucks to 190 in less then a month

[@fitch099]

One question....does this theory apply towards 9 handed poker or just 6?

[@PokerCoaching]

Both games!

[@jack_mcdoogle2609]

Is America’s card rom an ok site to play? I’m in Massachusetts so I’m limited on sites I can use.

[@PokerCoaching]

I did not say ACR is an ok site to play on...

[@bestbetswithryan]

what about weaker opponents online? i’m folding 89ss in pos to their raise? also HU are you preferring a smaller c bet 1/3 on value hands and bluffs? seems to be the norm now

[@highselfluke]

Are there any times when 3-betting or even flatting with a hand like JTs in the cuttoff makes sense? I'm finding it hard to wrap my head around the idea that hands such as these, that play well post flop in position, should be eliminated from our range entirely unless we're on the button. Certainly these players are opening wide enough for us have enough equity to profitably flat call in certain instances?

[@PokerCoaching]

JTs is a great hand.

[@highselfluke]

@@PokerCoaching Yes it is. So why are you advocating that we eliminate it from our CO calling/3-betting range?

[@steveb2616]

@@highselfluke He didn’t specifically say in this video but usually he says it’s assuming that the opponent is playing perfect poker. I assume he compared the recommended range from the LJ to JTs and it turns out to be unprofitable. Since no one plays perfect, some less perfect than others, I also assume JTs can be played profitably in most games.

[@IvanGicos1]

Happens to me everytime

[@ashkankh2674]

Can someone tell me what the other percentage is at the bottom? for example "%7.2 96/188 %51.1" ? I understand the %7.2 96/188 but what does the %51.1 represent?

[@PokerCoaching]

Numbers on the left are of total hands. Numbers on right are of hands that are played.

[@summonedskull98]

Hey man, in your free 6max gto charts, there is no 3bet defense when we RFI and we get 3betted.

[@PokerCoaching]

See the PokerCoaching app for more detailed charts.

[@themaestro3222]

JL I have a weird question, what to do when you know Initial Raiser is gonna 4 bet Shove your 3 Bet from HJ with even A10 off ??

[@PokerCoaching]

Play your hand accordingly.

[@themaestro3222]

@@PokerCoaching Thanks for your valuable reply! ✌🏻

[@retinapeg1846]

wtf is up with the screen in the last 30 mins not showing the hands and just showing the promo..............

[@danieljohnsopardenilla997]

4:27 he meant on the button, not at cutoff

[@G0DofRock]

How realistic would it be for smart, dedicated, skilled gamers and puzzle/chess masters who already know how to play fairly well..to play poker on a level that makes decent money? Say around $500 or more a month.

[@PokerCoaching]

Quite realistic. All you have to do is find a game you can beat and play it a lot.

[@G0DofRock]

@@PokerCoaching Appreciate the reply..just never really wanted to turn gaming or chess into a part-time or full-time living. But poker has always been an interesting alternative sport. Been starting out in small stakes but definitely need to study a bit more..play safe games, and find out which stakes are best for me. So far I've noticed I clean up and am more aggressive in the first 30 mins then jumping to another table works well but I'd be very interested in taking a course from a pro who can teach me to be a machine lol if only I could make a living in speedcubing tho

[@thomaslabelle3093]

Hey Jonathan today is too late I guess if I wanted to browse the free content ? Sorry I'm late to the party, new to the quarantine life lol.

[@curtsvids1]

Can someone explain why online cash games are generally tougher than live cash games? I would really appreciate a detailed response instead of just saying “more hands per hour equals more experience faster “. There has to be more to it than that.

[@PokerCoaching]

The reason above is a large reason. People who are bad lose their money much faster. When they lose their money faster, they stop playing/move down faster making the games tougher. Another reason is that it takes effort to make an online account and deposit money, but it's quite easy to go sit at a live casino poker game if you're staying at the hotel or driving by the card room on the way home. There are more driving forces for people to play live such as free drinks, social interaction, sports on, etc. All of these things are removed in the online games, so it is less friendly to very recreational players and not as fun for them. Also, the good players can play lower stakes online than live. No strong pro will play live $1/$2 no-limit. The win-rates and money just aren't enough when you can only play 30-35 hands an hour. 200nl online though, a strong player can play 10+ tables and 1000 hands an hour or more. This leads to a way higher hourly rate for the pro. So overall, the strong players in the game at similar stakes are much better and there are less recreational players.

[@FinnBearOfficial]

Is this a plan to get to the Nobel peace price! 🤔

[@coltukkor]

Just a shot in the dark but Ill ask anyways .In the board around the 24 minute mark.The pocket pair of Jacks is considered a marginal made hand and is played as such.Is an Ace Ten considered a marginal made hand or a draw?It seems to be considered both.How do you recommend playing.A check or bet on the flop?

[@PokerCoaching]

AT probably wants to bet, but that is because you should be betting with a decently wide range in this spot. Checking is also fine too though.

[@coltukkor]

Jonathan Little - Poker Coaching Okay good to know.Im guessing thats mostly due to the range advantage.Appreciate you taking the time.Good luck in your tournaments tomorrow.

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[@michaelclifford6659]

[e-mail]

[@AnesPartners]

So how do I play online poker if I’m in the USA ? I thought I couldn’t ?!

[@PokerCoaching]

JLPoker.com/usa

[@paulmoore7964]

thanks for the free courses

[@PokerCoaching]

You're welcome!

[@owenthomas9863]

Anyone have any success using these?

[@flavienadjovi]

🙌

[@tiagomota4734]

im playing full ring!!

[@PokerCoaching]

Have fun.

[@souljakoye]

JL reminds me of the smart dude on Big Bang theory lol

[@momsaid]

“Pokerstars is good, play there” “You see what pokerstars is doing right? No one wins there, you can’t beat the rake”

[@DAZE192]

you can play more than double that if you play fast fold poker

[@PokerCoaching]

Right, and you will also have no win rate.

[@mr.tbagsxm4523]

Hello good day i have a question i have been trying to play online poker for over a year and can't find anyway to fund my account to start my visa card does not allow gambling deposits is their anyway you can help me to fund my account i have a skrill account and i have the money but no way to get it on if i send the money to you via Western Union or something can you fund my account plz i really love poker and want to pursue it in a professional fashion plz reply i am desperate i constantly try different ways to fund the account but none ever seems to work in my country

[@PokerCoaching]

This video, but in the opposite direction. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIrcc2iGi7mWqs0

[@mr.tbagsxm4523]

@@PokerCoaching The video explanation is very helpful just not to me i live in the Caribbean and i don't have access to things mentioned in the video like for example a bitcoin wallet isn't available to every Caribbean island especially not mine is their any other way becauce signing up for anything over is near to impossible i mean i just recently paid a guy from Algeria $100 just to sign up for a skrill account using his info just so i can have access to skrill as a means to cash out but right now the only method i can think of is sending money to someone that already knows the run aroung and then they probably send it to my skrill account or something

[@n8ball02]

Dude use bitcoin. If you have online access you have access to a bitcoin wallet.

[@mr.tbagsxm4523]

@@n8ball02 what bitcoin do you recommend for gambling that works in the caribbean

[@n8ball02]

@@mr.tbagsxm4523 Bitcoin itself. It is accepted by all major poker sites. Just get on what site you want to play and see what type they accept. As a matter of fact if you DM me and send money I'll set up a site for you.

[@Amilla18]

Most of these questions sound like youre answering kids who keep asking the same stuff over and over lol

[@stevenhoule8375]

There is 9handed games on ignition plenty

[@randypage26]

Ofcourse they exist hes making a general ization... 6 max u make more $$ anyway

[@PokerCoaching]

Just because a game exists does not mean you should play it.

[@darrenwatson6667]

If your opponents keep folding to your raise it’s better to flat and trap

[@jacevincent2574]

no, just raise as a bluff alllll the time until they start to notice and call you down lighter. Or they never notice, and you just print infinite money by bluffing any two cards lol

[@criplexxx]

Smash 👍👍👍💯

[@amanojyaku7160]

Sorry Jon, but i hope this vid gets very little views. This is bad for my EV 🙉. Either way thanks for the content and congrats with award👍🏽✌🏾(i voted for you).

[@ricflair4934]

I am playing 1000 hands an hour playing 4 table zoom. So 400 hands is for regular tables i guess.

[@flavienadjovi]

How long did it take you to 4 table zoom? What did you do and do you use any tools besides a hud?

[@davidwalsh8673]

"Time is the only resource we can not replenish." Sage.

[@benjaminboyle7329]

There are tons of 9 player tables online where I play.