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[@bigjudz]

Jonathan little is becoming somewhat of a hero to me. His mindset, work ethic, intelligence, and dedication to his work are an example of what it takes to be successful in any area of life your choose to pursue, whether that be on the poker felt or not. Following his lead has led to many improvements in my thinking about poker and life in general. I highly recommend his content if you are interested in developing a mindset to be a crushing poker player who has the confidence to play in any game. Good luck.

[@PokerCoaching]

Thanks for the kind words. I do my best!

[@markborchert6706]

Jonathan challenges the “conventional” thinking of the small stakes player and helps begin to reprogram how you think to be ready to take on any situation that arises. You should 3-bet more.

[@bassnutz3200]

Money and value is exactly what I get from all your content. I have been doing a lot of studying lately and do not plan on letting up for a while.

[@samdavepollard]

Thanks, Jonathan. Just wanted to give a shout-out to your support and money-back guarantee. Few years ago I bought one of your courses. The very next day life kicked me hard in the nuts meaning that I had to give up poker for the foreseeable future. I requested a refund for the course which I could no longer see myself using. Refund was received within the hour. Totally legit. Thanks again.

[@Noizyvelvet]

JL is at heart a public servant ...

[@samdavepollard]

@@Noizyvelvet well, that might be overstating it a tad :-) but for sure he knows how to look after his customers. good luck to you.

[@themanfromportland]

So much value in your videos. This one is even better than most. Thank you!

[@PokerCoaching]

Glad you think so!

[@RodgerRamjet]

this is one of those " ok, I gotta sit and watch it again" videos.. I got "run over" my first few years, played WAYYYYY toooo tight, gave other players way to much respect, left tons of money on the felt.. very helpful..

[@mcal54]

I am very happy you have all these videos out there, I love your videos, and I follow a few different poker coaches, and I find your analysis to be the best in terms of understanding, and I LOVE the hand of the week. Thanks!

[@PokerCoaching]

Awesome. Thanks for the kind words, I do my best!

[@40thieves]

Just watched this through four the second time. So good.

[@CRAIG5835]

Thanks for all you do for the poker community at large with your vast amount of Pro Bono content available.

[@oliviaoconis1724]

Yes, alot of great content

[@RaulGroom]

Glad to see someone discussing the impact of rake. Unlike most poker concepts we would actually ALL be better off if we all understood the rake dynamics because it means the casino will take less rake per hour. I have played a "no flat no limp" style at times in 1/3 games and while it is not the BEST strategy it is a viable winning strategy at many tables.

[@taojones4941]

Agreed. That being said you can also implement a "Never Preflop Raise" strategy in many of these low stakes games with considerable profit, if you play well on all streets.

[@RaulGroom]

@@taojones4941 right well it depends on the structure. I've actually never played in a game like JL is describing where the rake is a flat $5. When the rake is capped at 10% of $50 with a No Flop No Drop rule, it is vastly more profitable to take down pots preflop but it's actually pretty hard to do at a lot of tables because people limp/ call so wide so it becomes profitable especially on the button to over limp a lot and then try to abuse people's silly rag ranges postflop

[@taojones4941]

@@RaulGroom Exactly. Its important to explore and be aware of all these things. My general preference is to play as deep as possible to mitigate many high rake scenarios. Vegas can be good for this. But generally as the rake gets higher, you'll prefer larger implied odds to mitigate it. This would generally mean you want weaker opponents who have deeper stacks as the rake increases. Each game should be independently analyzed but even the 5$ Los Angeles rake games can be worth playing if your skill is high enough.

[@philliptyrrell4662]

is the rake different in the US (to say Australia or UK)? In Sydney the rake is 10% between $10 - $100, no rake under $10, rate capped at $10 for any pot over $100. So a $16 pot with all limpers would be a rake of $1.

[@taojones4941]

@@philliptyrrell4662 Many of the casinos in Los Angeles have a flat rate 3-5$ rake per hand! So you need an action table if you're an average or break even player.

[@mycommentpwnz]

I've been playing Poker (hold'em) since '98. Hell, at that time, "No Limit" wasn't even a game you could FIND. It was 7-card stud & LIMIT Hold'em. This guy is, HANDS DOWN, the best teacher of poker I've ever heard.

[@craigb6539]

I never know what I'm doing when I 3 bet or get 3 bet so this has been a great help. Gonna check out the cash game master class for more of this content. Thanks Jonathan

[@botanr101]

Weird thing I was looking at the cash game charts and was like "co no flats???" and then this video from a year ago appeared in my playlist - Definitely my profitable 1/3 sessions were when I was tag/3betting/the rake part is true - better to win 1 200 dollar pot where they rake 7 and you tip than 4 40 dollar pots where they take 7 and you tip. Also sometimes they fold a better hand face up to your 3bet lol.

[@oneiwally1]

Jonathan has helped me the most over the past couple of years.

[@austinemmorey6200]

I bought your book, mastering small stakes no-limit hold'em cash games and tournaments and it has been a gold mine so far. I am taking it slow and have read up to post-flop play. Now I'm going through raising first in slowly trying to create my own ranges in equilab for various situations. I play tournaments more than cash games, but this was a very informative video. I'll have to review it a few more times! Hoping you and your family are well!!

[@todd46and2]

I'm gonna have to watch this a few more times... there is some density here. I like it! Thank you!

[@nadavbarash5427]

This is great, I've been using 3bets as part of my preflop strategy for a few years, but this video really helped me understand when and how to use it

[@ryanarthurward1601]

Thanks for giving so much free content to improve our games! I wish I could be a member :(

[@patmonaghan3330]

I found 3 betting more often to be a real game changer, I started winning pots more often pre and taking down pots posts either with big hands or by having the aggression advantage which helps get bluffs through. Thanks for the content Jonathan

[@coreyweaver2972]

I play in my first live tournament tomorrow! Been binge-watching your videos and quizzes! I feel like I'm ready!

[@PokerCoaching]

Awesome, good luck!

[@casey6121]

Invaluable information. I appreciate the clear and detailed style, as well as it being conversational. Also I find value in the interplay with the live comments. Thanks JL!

[@tpcnick]

Thanks for all of the effort Jonathan! Your podcast and KZbin content have helped me realize that I’m not quite the player I thought I was! Can’t fix something if you don’t know it’s broken!

[@Ldderfan01]

I will back to this video many times, very helpful for beginners who can't handle with 3- bets, Thanks !

[@beatingu8347]

The people that play in my game are about 50% crazy. Raise $8 with 5-2 suited in a 1-2 game. I usually play really tight and I think they definitely take advantage of that.

[@WinningMovesInsider]

This basic strategy has massively changed my results in live games. Still learning how to apply them online. But if you're lucky enough to be able to play live, it's incredible how far behind so many players are compared to online.

[@mitchella5954]

These videos are value!!!!! The face that you can get it free here on youtube is almost criminal....

[@NumberlyGarfs]

Very informative video. I will watch multiple times to garner all the information.

[@richcadieux]

I have started 3 betting more and smarter and I am surprised how many folds I get preflop. And it makes hands easier to play postflop. Excellent video.

[@micarobles3248]

So much to learn,but loving it,Tks coach.

[@raydescalzo]

One of the best poker teachers anywhere.

[@mahnemzjeff]

This video seriously helped out my cash game play substantially

[@kevinboudreau3450]

Game is getting so much better with my premium poker coaching. Thanks so much Jonathan!

[@mickeybravo6702]

Always good content. I particularly enjoyed the discussion on GTO 3B and establishing a baseline, as well as general strategy on how to deviate progressively based off opponent and table dynamics.

[@Gfox100]

I use to say "I'll 3 bet when I get better" 3 betting helped me get better, great video

[@hungerfan_ed]

Sounds like me. Maybe I should step up the 3 bet game. :)

[@skilstopaybils4014]

Wow I've got so much work to do. I've just been 4-betting with 10,10 and J,J and folding 99 and 88. I also never fold AQo or KQo unless their is another caller. Gosh, so many leaks!

[@kylewagner322]

Preflop aggression has really upped my poker game with the buddies. Thanks Jonathan!

[@MultiBaller]

Currently listening to the Secrets of Professional Tournaments Vol1 audiobook. Probably going to relisten to it to and from work a handful of times to revisit and get the concepts stuck in memory.

[@lucasbeberg7704]

Super sweet video and adding so many elements to my game because of you like this!

[@marksimpson2321]

Absolutely world class content here. Ty. I think from what I understand that if you accidentally underrepresented having AQ on the turn , then you must call for the very reasons that Jonathan outlined for reraising allin after NOT putting the opponent on AQ Brad Owen often seems to call on the river if he has underrepresented a hand. I may not have explained that v clearly, though.

[@BigDaddyCam98]

I have watched this multiple times, and it has helped me online, hopefully I can translate it to live!

[@marksimpson2321]

Depending on the stakes and games, there is often far less 3betting in live poker so you may need to adapt but once you do, you'll be a stronger player.

[@michaelcapsa4924]

This a great refresher for me, i've been on a break for a few months and this will definitely help me get back on track.

[@madhisathya2766]

Very rare to see pro players hold webinars to see others improve. Applaudable .

[@mycommentpwnz]

One thing to note, regarding "flat-calling & 3-betting," those graphs assume that your opponents are playing GTO as well. So, let's say someone early in position opens-up the pot with 3X big-blind. Then, 2 or 3 people call, and you're in the SB/BB with A4 suited. There is nothing wrong with flat-calling in that situation. If you are completing the action pre-flop or NEARLY completing the action, and u have a decent hand with TREMENDOUS pot-odds, there is nothing wrong with having a calling range in that scenario. And, MOST games play like this at almost EVERY LEVEL.

[@alstriker]

3-bets in cash have always been a weaker part of my game, glad to get some hints on it!

[@pergustavsson9736]

Insane how he puts this out as free content, so much value!

[@gregwalker4646]

As someone who is looking to play more cash games, this was very valuable information! Thanks Jonathan!!

[@ilya115599]

Jonathan is a Hero, just found his poker coaching site plus this channel and this is amazing, really looking forward to meet Jonathan through coaching session asap! Thank you!

[@cos69mo]

Remembering to follow the plan is critical. Thanks

[@lucasfaley]

I've watched this video twice now and learned from it both times. I really appreciate the information on exploiting non-GTO opponents, as that's what I see the most of in small stakes cash games.

[@AsaSpater]

More of the best content! Proud member of PCP since 2019!

[@kimlepa6328]

These videos really help my game a lot

[@fuzzyferret83]

Brilliant video learnt a lot from this one. Thanks Jonathan

[@tylerdavila9657]

3-betting sometimes can be scary. This video definitely helped me include it in my arsenal and opened up my comfort zone on the felt! Great study and amazing information!

[@davidcalladine7387]

My game is certainly lacking a solid 3 bet strategy. The advice here will help me change my game.

[@jacobhenderson2399]

I like how you distilled down GTO to apply to low stakes cash games

[@whatdotigersdreamof7]

This video helped clear up a big leak in my pre flop play, amazing content

[@WhAnNa_Be]

Thank for all the free content Jonathan

[@jonalcazar3649]

Solid content on 3-bet basics. Easy to understand videos with valuable information.

[@italogino21]

I have taken these strategies to the table and they help alot!!

[@madhavharry05]

Solid ideas. I've definitely added 3-bets to my game recently and it's been super effective.

[@ColonelBlair3]

This video has helped me a lot with tough spots.

[@reyv8528]

Great content. I started to use these techniques in live cash and have increased my hourly bb rate.

[@salvadorchammmps399]

Awesome didn’t really know when or how to 3-bet already see it helping my game. 🔥👍🏼

[@3six967]

I feel a little stupid honestly for not realizing this on a common sense level, but I'm learning that "moving up in stakes" has only a little to do with money. It's more about moving up in technical knowledge and understanding. I don't know if I'm saying that right, but regardless, watching your videos sometimes makes me realize how much I don't have a solid grasp of. IE the math. When you spoke at the end of the guy thinking before a decision, he's considering how many combos he beats and how many he doesn't and if the math adds up, I realized that's not what I would be thinking at that moment. I'd most likely be going over in my head the sequence and my ranging of his hand to double check my thoughts and see if they still made sense to me. As always I appreciate the knowledge JL. There's a lot to learn and a lot to study if Poker is going to be a serious part of one's life and not just a hobby. And a lot of math- FML! 🤣

[@nyhusk]

Lots of great information. Thanks Jonathan!

[@pawestaniszewski8877]

Thank you Jonathan now i know more about 3-bets

[@kurtkeefer2357]

Very useful information. I will be able to use this right away. 👍👍👍

[@chrisgrantham8714]

Very useful information, Thanks J little 😊

[@joemohr307]

Definitely one of those who doesn't 3-bet enough. Good stuff. Thanks!

[@Wyatt_I]

Squeezing is so underutilized at the micros, so I'm glad this video is out to help me properly squeeze.

[@Slade366]

I got crushed last week at my university poker club limping every hand just like everyone else, can't wait to try out a lot more 3-bets tonight!

[@martinmestanek4090]

I've always dreaded 3-bet pots, after watching this a few times I hate those much less :). Thanks Jonathan!

[@Blazemon9999]

Thank you for making a clarifying a difficult subject of study for us.

[@pavelmarkelov8665]

It is my weak area and this video helps to make a few points clear. Thank you.

[@stevef3543]

Need to think more in Ranges.. Big theme through Jonathan's training information. Great video

[@Pr0f1t]

So much valuable info. No extra charge.

[@gregweller7828]

3-betting is a part of my game that is sorely lacking. This is the kind of lesson I need to get more confidence in implementing a better strategy

[@ernieslater4850]

Plan on using some of these tips next session.

[@willbean2492]

Enjoyed thinking about my common mistakes and ways I can adjust! Thanks

[@xxChacaronXX]

Solid stuff as always Jonathan! Thanks a lot!

[@Darkacer]

Keep the information coming. Great stuff

[@bugfuzz176]

Your a credit to Poker Jon with all you give back to the community! You should be very Proud your work is outstanding

[@Tiramm70]

Ty John, enjoying the courses, getting back into the game.

[@cristianesparza123]

Thanks for these free videos man your awesome 👏🏻

[@namyakouff7520]

This will help me fix some leaks in my game. Thanks

[@CherylSpencerREALTOR]

Ok this video had really good information for me because 3 betting is a weak spot in my game. I need to understand linear vs. polarized more but I think I understand the basic terminology. Thanks for doing the video and being so detailed.

[@murraykurtz6830]

This highlights sound strategies for exploiting typical opponents. Thanks, Jonathan!

[@m1kegt]

Last month I got a month subscription at half a price to see how the site is. I will be looking to buy that premium year long subscription in the black friday. Thanks a lot for the content JL!

[@PokerCoaching]

Awesome! I'm glad you like it. Good luck in your games!

[@artchoi644]

Great Vids. Thorough analysis and one of the best poker content out here.

[@laurentiumarin3401]

Great video. A little bit advanced and detailed!

[@ektothe4]

Thanks for the videos. I even get insight to stuff I thought I had a bit more of a handle on.

[@ethansiemiesz4922]

I believe it’s widely known that most all players at small stakes only 3 bet when they have it. Therefore if you can master this it can be a very profitable tool at most small stake cash games as most weaker players will tend to believe you and give up better hands.

[@stancastleman7506]

great information and very helpful to my strategy

[@nickrascona7599]

Thank you for the quality teaching

[@donkline4446]

Jonathan is a great teacher

[@fish4191]

I won $866 and will use some of this money to sign up with poker coaching! Can't wait!

[@evanwilliams2257]

Thanks rarely ply cash so really appreciate this advice. Really need to up my cash game. Look for other sound content on this channel.

[@JeffreyBytes]

Ok. Big thank you, Jonathan. I didn't realize how much work I need to do.

[@chardrules]

Solid in depth analysis as usual

[@mikejaramillo2537]

Very good video. Highly recommend