Mastering The Fundamentals: Bubble Strategy

[@PokerCoaching]

What is YOUR strategy when you approach the bubble? 🧐

[@UncleJoeLITE]

Depends on my stack. Last night I used it to push around smaller stacks & busted in 4\80 after I called an angle-shoot (hidden hole cards & a filthy stack) that lost me 300k\750k. My AJ v A9 lost to trip 9s all-in soon after. Didn't learn much except call the TD a hand earlier to clean that b*stard up. I'm feeling ok about my play when the kids complain they never see what I have as I barrel away. "I'm just a disabled veteran who only knows how to play the button & big but gets lucky" didn't wash. 🤣 This stuff works at my $75-150 live mtts. Serious thanks JL.

[@gesus.christ99]

NASH push fold 50bb effective

[@UncleJoeLITE]

Heading back to the table after 6wks forced medical time off. 5x tournaments in Sydney over 3 days. These videos are helping fill lots of gaps\leaks in my game. Thanks from Canberra JL.

[@D.WhiteJr]

This gets me pumped for my first tournament in a very very long time. With that being said at 30min blinds starting with 20k 100-200 200 ante. Can’t just sit around and blind out. I will be have to find out quick who I can exploit more and get to work on the table. Thanks Mr. Little for the content.

[@UncleJoeLITE]

Antes really buggered up my game at first. Now I just kiss good-bye to my ante & play my big like usual, just with a bigger pot.

[@UncleJoeLITE]

20 minute blinds area bloody luxury here in Australia for $100 tourneys.🤣🎯

[@TheDonkanator]

I Highly recommend a specific class on how to play Donkeys. In 2024 lot of Donkeys know GTO and still will Donk in to you . Just something to consider

[@michaelhuddleston4323]

Figuring out what people's strengths and weaknesses are.

[@Joeyg_127]

You should do a video on capped ranges

[@isaacsanchez2003]

opening UTG 75 BB deep with 97s? shouldn’t you play tighter ranges UTG in these deep stacked stages?

[@jaredcarrick3468]

I would like to see a video covering a topic that doesn’t get much coverage in these videos: How to deal with a maniacally aggressive deep stack/chip leader who is also sun running and seemingly busting everyone out of the tournament calling their all ins with literally ANY 2 cards and getting there. As soon as they bust like 3 players in one hand to increase their stack from 7 starting stacks to 10 so they are playing like 300+ BB deep, then 3 more late registration players join the table with 1 starting stack and take turns ripping pre with their 20 or less BB starting stack with hands like AK and AQ suited and pocket jacks and the chip leader keeps calling with like J4 off and 10 7 off and keeps making the nuts over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over to keep stacking people

[@Pyrrhic537]

It happens sometimes. Would be an interesting video lol

[@UncleJoeLITE]

This story has our anti-hero making too many sick hands by showdown. Maybe tighten up v them, keep your chips behind the line until you are ready to pull a few triggers on the maniac IP. Dunno really!🤣

[@DeliceProductions]

Hope you get moved to another table 😂

[@rajahferrier7475]

I see OP knows his poker well

[@arnekribeiro]

thanks coach waiting for part 2

[@matthewriebel5792]

I busted the bubble the other day, shoving 14.5bb with QJo from CO with average stack almost 80bb. SB called with KJo and won.

[@REDACTED-PIE]

Why would you ever do that?

[@kenyonferguson1243]

Hooray you got 1.5 buys in back: that was funny

[@marksimpson2321]

Last night (and before I had watched this) I had AK in SB on bubble (8th) with 15bb v Button with 17bb and other stacks of 3bb 8bb and bigger ones. Button raised to 2.5bb i went all in and got busted Aks v KK (7th place 7x Buyin 6th place 8buyin and zo on) did i make a huge mistake😂

[@sunchung4957]

Standard shove imo

[@jamesstevenson3116]

You mean sleeping with my toxic cheating ex may not be the best thing for me even though it feels good?

[@Pyrrhic537]

What?

[@jamesstevenson3116]

@@Pyrrhic537 he said we have to refrain from doing what feels good