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3 PERFECT Spots To Bet HUGE!

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Learning when to bet huge in poker will make drastic improvements to your win rate at the poker tables. Stop leaving money on the tables with your value hands and start bluffing larger to make marginal hands actually fold!
If you limit your biggest bet at the size of the pot, you will be leaving a lot of equity on the table. Remember that you are playing No Limit hold'em which means that there is no limit to the amount that you should bet! That rule is there for a reason!
🔥 #1: Preflop From The Small Blind 🔥
From out of position, you generally want to discourage action. Many players will default to 3-betting to 3x the initial raise. Instead, you should 3-bet to a bit less from in position and a bit more from out of position. As a general rule of thumb:
- Make it 4x when deeper than 50bbs
- Make it 3.5x when between 25bbs and 50bbs
- Make it 3x when shorter than 25bbs
🔥 #2: On J-T-x Flops As The Preflop Aggressor 🔥
You should be betting large and polarized on dynamic boards and make sure you bet large with the nut advantage. When you are short stacked you should use larger bet sizes with strong but vulnerable hands. It is very dynamic on this particular flop: J-T-x. You also will have the nut advantage which allows you to bet huge!
🔥 #3: On The River With A Polarized Range 🔥
Betting large allows you to profitably bluff with more hands. The maximum amount of bluffs you can have converges to 50% (1:1) as your bet size becomes infinite. Remember these rules for when you decide to bluff!
33% Pot Bet = 20% Bluffs
50% Pot Bet = 25% Bluffs
100% Pot Bet = 33% Bluffs
200% Pot Bet = 40% Bluffs
300% Pot Bet = 43% Bluffs
0:00 - 3 Perfect Spots To Bet HUGE!
0:50 - #1: Preflop From The Small Blind
2:56 - #1: Example - Small Blind vs Hijack Raise
7:18 - #2: On J-T-x Flops As The Preflop Aggressor
9:50 - #2: Example - Lojack vs Big Blind (20BBs Deep)
13:05 - #2: Example - Small Blind vs Button (3 Bet Pot - 50BBs Deep)
16:00 - #3: On The River With A Polarized Range
18:30 - #3: Example - Button vs Big Blind (40BBs Deep)
21:50 - Comparing The EV Of 2 Betting Strategies
23:11 - #3: Example - Lojack vs Big Blind (40BBs Deep)
25:58 - 3 Perfect Spots To Bet HUGE!
On this Poker Coaching channel we cover a weekly poker topic to help improve your poker strategy!
In order to take your poker game to the next level it is vitally important you learn all the nuances of the game.
Do you know what ranges of poker hands you should be playing from each position? When should you 3-bet, call or fold? When is the right time to make a hero call or a huge bluff? Do you know how to play preflop, flop, turn & river effectively and how should your poker strategy change depending on the street? What difference does it make if you are playing multi-way vs heads-up?
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@PokerCoaching 8 месяцев назад

Can you list another situation where it is good to bet HUGE? 🔥

@jingjingjapan 8 месяцев назад

BTN (Hero) vs BB in a single raised pot and the flop is a ATx, AJx, AQx, AKx (consider x is smaller than a 10) board. You should c-bet HUGE here due to your "Nut advantage".

@edwardcarde7 8 месяцев назад

You changed my life, love your wisdom and way of thinking, Thank you for all❤

@Gos1234567 8 месяцев назад

After betting flop on a wet board if the turn is a brick you can easily overbet as sets or two pair would have raised the flop

@dherbert9121 8 месяцев назад

Where you hold a nut blocker like the ace of clubs when three to the flush is there . Do the exact same with the nut flush .

@erdaddy5845 6 месяцев назад

I've stacked people early in tournaments in situations where there was a complete 5 card straight on board, and i had the 2 cards at the top end to make the best possible straight (ex JT on 987-6-5 board). I stacked a guy early in last years sunday million anniversary for about 2.5x pot with that exact hand, he had a Tx. I thought about just betting the usual amounts of 1/3p to 2/3p to guarantee calls from air or Tx, but it was early, there were rebuys, and so some people will just call it all off in a heartbeat, so you have to maximize value in those situations.

@shawnadams1460 8 месяцев назад

Did this at a home game just last week. Had about 35ish BB left, had queen jack of spades. Made the two left in fold, one had a mid pocket pair (think it was 8's) and another had suited connectors.

@TomRauhe 8 месяцев назад

Yeah, I did actually, very recently. Once with 10s on a 987 board when I was actually up against J10, the other time with Aces on a low board against Queens and a queen comes in the turn. Oh and another one with lower two pairs up against Kings, turn is a king.

@austinemmorey6200 8 месяцев назад

Jonathan!! I appreciate everything you do for the poker community!! I keep hoping New York will join the multi-state compact for online poker. Maybe 2024 will be the year! Hope you have a great day

@Simon-vo7gi 8 месяцев назад

Here in MD, there’s a referendum in the next election to legalize online poker.

@shawnadams1460 8 месяцев назад

HOLY $#!T....when is that coming up? Love MD...but that ban is some BS@@Simon-vo7gi

@brandonjohnson2876 7 месяцев назад

Just use a vpn

@ewallt 8 месяцев назад

The math for the over bets on highly polarized river situations is simple, as in a highly polarized situation, where you balance your nut hands and bluffs correctly, your EV is 1 pot, regardless of what your opponent does, because you’re making him indifferent to folding and calling. By increasing the bet size, you increase the number of hands you can have a 1 pot EV with.

@vandal280 8 месяцев назад

I love the part about how you should have the same amount of Bluffs as the odds you're laying your opponent. That's such a simple way of thinking about it that I never heard before

@_Coffee4Closers 8 месяцев назад

Yes this is the "Indifference Principal"... You want to make your bluffing frequency "indifferent" to whether you are called on not as best you can. This will allow you get more value on your value bets and lose nothing on your bluffs. This is of course only true Long Term, and only if you are able to accurately guess about what percentage of the time your villain will call or fold. You will never be perfect but you can be reasonably close. The inverse principal of this is the "Minimum Defense Frequency" (MDF) which is the frequency you should call your opponents bets especially on the river. Doing these things will make you much harder to play against.

@hushpuckena126 8 месяцев назад

@@_Coffee4Closersindeed; the MDF is the explanation of why one will often see top pros call flop bets with hands such as overs and a backdoor draw. The days of fit or fold are long gone.

@kaisaarnio7208 6 месяцев назад

Hello mr Little! Could u make another video about pko/live pko? Thank you for the amasing content, helped me a ton

@jayceh 2 месяца назад

The Q, T, 6, 5, 2 hand is a classic Adamo shove and all the commentators would say he's going crazy and then we find out it's literally just GTO 😂

@hymnofashes 8 месяцев назад

Hi Jonathan, can you make a video about how to play when you raise 9handed to 3bb and get 6 callers? Because that's 75% of the hands I play at 1/2. Should you ever push your equity with good draws or just play super straightforward and value only.

@maxk453 7 месяцев назад

Open 4-6x bb they will stop callin

@erdaddy5845 6 месяцев назад

@@maxk453 Maybe 1/6 will fold. At my casino its so common to have a raise to $10, and then have 5-6 callers. You pretty much have to make it $15-20 if you want only 1-2 callers.

@deviongants3724 8 месяцев назад

I shoved it for 3x size on the flop, but to be completely honest with you, I didn't know what the hell I was doing I was kinda new to poker at the time

@francisfiguereo49 8 месяцев назад

Excellent info.

@jean-francoisbouvier8576 8 месяцев назад

I must have shoved all in with a flop like in your example jtx. Isnt it a standard play however with good hands suchs as overpairs or top pair? And big draws, like open ended straight or 1 card to flush?

@Viper_Poker 8 месяцев назад

I was playing last online and I had. Q9 spades in the small blind ... I've also got a super agg on the button ... He raised ... I three bet pot + 4x the big blind. The flop comes Qc, 2s, 7d ... I check the button bet 1/3 pot and I jam it all in. The button calls he had As,7c This spot comes up a lot for me ... I did not know this was a GTO thing ... How cool is that!?

@SirPokemonX 8 месяцев назад

That isn’t a GTO play. What does your raise accomplish there. Typically folding out worse hands. Getting called by better. Unless you’re super shallow I don’t see the point.

@elbattl3r 8 месяцев назад

What are the safest sites to play on and what makes them secure? I'm a new player and just want to find a fair game online I can practice. I also reside in a legal state within the usa to play online if that factors into which site I should use. Thanks to anyone willing to help a 'noob' find their way to a good practice table.

@gabrieljonsson7821 8 месяцев назад

10:30 As semi-color blind, those colors aren't actually that bad. Good difference in brighness. It would be worse if they mixed e.g. red, brown and green.

@macafengas 8 месяцев назад

I actually do have a 4x pot even 8x pot bet river range. But it doesn't contain bluffs and is only used against fishes with uneslastic ranges 😅

@nnkauaiajs6970 6 месяцев назад

If I jam on the flop is that positive EV? Aren’t I only getting called by better hands most of the time?

@henrybasilarabamad5537 6 месяцев назад

You’ll get called by draws and bluff catchers

@henrybasilarabamad5537 6 месяцев назад

Therefore you’ll almost always be ahead when you bet with value

@rhainc2263 8 месяцев назад

Just received your new book!

@ardeesflyin696 8 месяцев назад

I play short stack very well, I don’t play gto to much. I do find spots where I’ve jammed. What are you going to call me with? That’s what I think as I stare at the board. As that’s what I do when I have the nuts

@TheDonkanator 7 месяцев назад

If you’ve played long enough you’ve for sure shoved in a tournament with Air and any board when your short stacked lol 😂

@csgofordummies1239 6 месяцев назад

Ive watched quite a bit of your live videos the last 2 days and the examples and charts you give IMO are unrealistic in the sense that none of the 1/2 and 1/3 games I play is any significant portion of the game being played late position versus blinds heads up and quite frankly its pretty rare to be headsup at all even with 3bets. I realize that means the game is crazy soft, and it is, extremely beatable with super straightforward play but its odd to keep having 9max examples of live poker where its HJ/CO/BTN vs SB or BB or CO vs BTN or HJ vs BTN or HJ vs SB/BB -- and im talking about all the various examples throughout numerous topics you have webinars on. IDK if my games are just insanely soft but it was the same thing years ago when I played on the opposite side of the states. Almost every hand is multiway, almost every hand has limps. Theres an insane amount of multiway 3bet pots, theres an insane amount of 3bet cold calling. And again yes this means the game is crazy soft and everyone sucks but its just weird to give a bunch of blind vs late position examples and HU examples targeted to 1/2 players when literally no 1/2 game plays that way in my experience. Youre playing late vs blind pretty rarely and youre getting headsup also almost never, theres enough short stacked players at the table always too that you can rarely just get very out of line aggressive 3betting without value.

@csgofordummies1239 6 месяцев назад

I understand that games this soft is just, make hands, get paid off, stop paying off with non nutted hands. I agree but struggling poker players who are watching content arent going to become winning players learning how to play HU late vs blind poker at 1/2 live games because thats just like 5% of the hands you actually play and i dont mean 5-10% of orbits I mean 5% of VPIP hands. No matter how good these players get at these HU situations at live 1/2 if they are not playing well 90% of their other VPIP hands then they are still going to be losing players

@CPoppaB1tch 8 месяцев назад

I have in tournaments where I'm trying to bully players. But it puts them all in. So idk if it really counts. Lol

@MrBorjam 8 месяцев назад

Remember shorter stacks play tighter so in these scenarios they can be capped at top pair or just over cards. When they move all in, they do so with value and not as many bluffs. So you should be defending with a linear range than a more polarized one. (They have a video on knocking short stacks out of tournaments) These scenarios are more implementable for a polarized range to beat passive opponents in normal and deep stacked play

@moistflops6283 6 месяцев назад

was that a "large" fart at the begining :D

@matthall8555 8 месяцев назад

I wish the poker world would recognize colorblind people. $5 chips are red and $25s are green. boxed 25s are irritating. all of these flop charts are green/red.

@davidprice3318 8 месяцев назад

Can't see the charts

@cr6203 8 месяцев назад

Don't ever bet big while your short stack in an online tourney. 90% of the time I get my money all in with a stack of 10BB or less and get call by a deep stack, I lose... Everytime. KK vs 77 better believe he's hitting a one card straight. AK clubs vs 89 offsuit.. one card flush coming right up!

@kaylamontosa971 8 месяцев назад

Put in more volume. Or play cash then. Tournaments are high variance.

@macafengas 8 месяцев назад

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@Gos1234567 8 месяцев назад

Yea fold everything till you are down to 1 blind 😂😂😂😂

@jean-francoisbouvier8576 8 месяцев назад

Ive been there, in fact every poker player (good and bad) will inevitably experience that. I suggest you have a positive mind and continue training with Jonathan Little’s videos, youll see your results get better sooner or later!

@alexiscatley567 8 месяцев назад

Zzzzzz bad player is bad. Variance is a thing. Maybe you should be more concerned about whether or not you played the spot properly than if you won or lost.