3 SECRETS To CRUSH Live POKER Tournaments

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Learning these 3 secrets to crush live poker tournaments will help you win more and more at the poker tables!
Live poker is back & better than ever and it’s time to start taking your poker tournament game to the next level. With the strategies that I teach you in this video you will be dominating your opponents the next time you decide to sit down at a poker table.
I see too many players playing too passively which might give them a min cash in a poker tournament but it certainly won’t help them win one!
It is important that you are constantly aware of your stack depth and adjusting your poker strategy accordingly.
Always remember that most of the money that you will make in poker tournaments is at the final table so you should be spending a lot of your poker study figuring out the best strategy there!
In this poker webinar you will learn:
Preflop mistakes that you’ll commonly see & how to exploit them
Postflop tricks to help you build a big stack
Short stack & final table strategies

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@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

Which secret is your favorite from the 3 in this video? 🤫

@vallacespoker7902 2 года назад

Three betting preflop

@aliceq656 2 года назад

Focusing on short stack strategy. Because when I play in my local small buy-in tournament, it's easy to reach the final table. But normally everyone is around 15bb on the final table, so every hand is critical, you either move to the top 3 chip stack or you just busted and only min-cash.

@jylongbun8790 2 года назад

what's on your face in the video?

@tristonhenderson502 2 года назад

All of them are really good I'm going to try them when I play next time.

@ericwills8257 Год назад

@@aliceq656 lol

@theduppykillah Год назад

I get a lot of info watching your vids. Question . What $ buy in/ tourney do these tips work best in? 20$ 50? 100? 1000? Etc. imo the cheaper games attract far more aggressive players that don’t play the way you suggest they might at the various stages of the game.

@johnnyblaze8030 2 года назад

Love your honesty Jonathon "Sometimes you're going to lose and thats ok"

@jx22283 Год назад

I'm sure your tips are VERY VERY useful but sorry to say your talking is very annoying.

@pratikbangal 2 года назад

Hi Jonathan. In live cash games, when I do standard 3x preflop raise with above average hand like Ace Queen off suite or Ace Jack suited, I get 3 bet by over 7-8x size. Mostly they also have above average hands like pocket jacks or pocket queens. In such case, should I just fold my hand or should I call their oversize 3 bets and sit with deep stack like 500 BBs?

@br4insful 2 года назад

consider limp early OOP first (and re-raise some portion of the time) and see the flop at very cheap price if you are playing with really strong players

@TexasPoker40 Год назад

Open 5x and just fold to 3 bets when out of position because at low stakes cash you can find so many better spots to play big pots. Never do what the other clown told you to do.

@SmegPies 2 года назад

I just picked up "Excelling at Tough NLHE Games', hope this covers my late-tournament mistakes. I really like the setup of the book so far, really good stuff. :P

@BigBundy82 Год назад

Thank you Mr Little for helping my game so much!! 👍 Not just this video but all of your content is very good 👌

@patrick_kyker 2 года назад

13:00 it would be nice if you had a key as to what the different colors mean.

@br4insful 2 года назад

he actually pronounce that: all the hands in red shove, all the hands in green call, all the hands in blue fold. But note this is SB 20BB against BTN opening with a minraise

@dave3417 2 года назад

Great video and true and any final table the player that plays aggressive and takes it over is the one that will win if you can't do this at any final table you won't win basicly the last table final is like a sit and go tournaments

@Optable 2 года назад

I'd like to mention the typical flop textures you use which are typically good for our holding. This is only the case some of the time, so I'd like to hear your advice on dynamic boards with two broadway cards

@Eric-tj3tg 2 года назад

Great video, thank you. Although I did watch a video where you (pretty sure it was you) where you explained how to "value bounties", the PKO's which I enjoy playing, 150bb starting stacks, as we get deeper into the tourney, especially when my bounty is big, it's REALLY tough with a middling stack and, in all honesty, even with a stack which covers the table. Bet sizing is also, I think, part of the problem?

@tedparkinson6892 2 года назад

I love this video and it has some great content. However, using the WSOP Main event to talk about ROE is a bit misleading. It is famously 'top-loaded' to ensure everyone at the final table makes at least a million dollars.

@lukehassell6681 2 года назад

I'll play with your dad and Pensacola on Monday nights.. Please come do a meet up game down here would love to hang out

@genisbartusiak8791 Год назад

I disagree, i feel like your first goal to to make the money. 2nd goal final table. 3rd goal to win it

@vallacespoker7902 2 года назад

One round of betting yes if he re raises it’s an easy fold

@user-dn8zu2qo5b 2 года назад

Can you make a video for people going to their first live tournament

@SandrovskY Год назад

Are ranges same on live torunament and online ? I played 1 live torunament and like 20.000 online tournaments. Im going to live main event soon so i wonder should i play it same as i play online

@PokerCoaching Год назад

The GTO ranges are, assuming the structure is the same, which it may or may not be. Obviously players will use different ranges live compared to online though.

@hassanbenabdelali6287 6 месяцев назад

If they are revealed they are no longer secrets...

@dtumbellsun9278 2 года назад

I would rather cash in every tournament I play than win only 1 tournament in a lifetime

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

#math

@CollegeBoundCFL 2 года назад

I’d take winning 3million once over min cashing a bunch. You have to remember if you go for the win and play correct a lot of your short comings will be final tables and big cashes as well.

@dtumbellsun9278 2 года назад

@@CollegeBoundCFL never going to make it in college with that kind of math skills

@Gos1234567 Год назад

If you can cash EVERY tourney you should be winning tonnes of them.Flawed statement bro

@willinnewhaven3285 Год назад

I'm pretty sure you mean "wary," not "weary," up there

@AyCaramba1311 2 года назад

Fav= be aware of opponent. Shhhh

@vallacespoker7902 2 года назад

Three betting preflop is my favorite my sizing is questionable … definitely good to isolate … Iv been studying a little on raw equity and the odds of hitting the board with certain hands .. so if I’m gonna hit the flop 60 percent of the time I like the idea to 3 bet … but if I have a gapped connector and I’m gonna hit the flop 11 percent of the time less I’d just fold … .. the starting hands are pretty important to my game as a beginner …

@DerekMusic13 2 года назад

No hands really hit the flop 60% of the time or it would be an all in every time you got it. Good to 3 bet more though! Many don't do it enough.

@jasonsitu5287 Год назад

The best training video, simple and easy to follow. Johnathan is a very person whom willing to share and help

@grantmanpoker Год назад

a very person?

@paulmontoya71 2 года назад

Number 1 is the best for me

@ronnieallen4795 Год назад

I play in $75.00 and $85.00 buy in holdem tournaments at my local casino with no antes. In this situation, is it better to play tighter or can you still play aggressively by 3 betting more and playing a wider range of hands in position?

@Gos1234567 Год назад

3 betting AJ in the sb with 22bb seems crazy,aren’t you just giving the op player odds to call?

@ninomess89 2 года назад

Very good content bro

@MoisoGenio 2 года назад

In the first hand with KTo, would be right to fold and not 3-bet if I know my opponents are only opening premium hands? Most of my opponents will call a 3-bet and not 4-bet with AA, KK, QQ, JJ or AK. Also they open raise very few hands, sometimes limping with the same hands that I said would call and not 4-bet. This means that when we see the flop after a raise (and much more if they called a 3-bet) they will have a lot of overpairs and AQ. They see me as a loose aggressive player (which I’m not), so I’m more inclined to fold in this spot. Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think it’s the right thing to do given how much I know my opponents. We’ve been playing for years, so I think we all know each other well.

@ciansimpson-pe9os Год назад

😂😂😂😂😂 dead

@AyCaramba1311 2 года назад

Thank you. Pinging the algorithm

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

!!!!!

@apocalypsepromotions7676 2 года назад

Thank you Jonathan!

@jnnfrishr 2 года назад

What's the secret to staying in a tournament when other players have multiple bullets to start and play super aggressive at the beginning??? Is it to have multiple bullets of my own and play my own game or play just as aggressive??? Is it to avoid playing such players and let other players deal with them??? Is it to play only premium hands in premium position??? Is it to start a little later in the tournament to avoid some of the drama???

@morganspector5161 Год назад

Bet 1/2 pot

@Bouchbombs 2 года назад

One of my biggest challenges is what to do when everyone limps to me in the button. Should I squeeze? Call? Fold? If I do squeeze how much? What hands should I squeeze with?

@aliceq656 2 года назад

Depends on your stack depth, you can just raise to 1/3 or go all in, then you'll find pretty much everyone just gonna fold there, those are all dead money. Actually, you can do this same way if you were in the big blind, this technique works perfectly especially in your local small buy-in tournament, everyone is just too passive.

@luisrosias6203 2 года назад

Depends on the table. If you've seen all these limp hands go to the showdown and know their range is super wide, then you can apply pressure with the top 25% hands. You just have to find the right bet size to get like half the people at least to fold. I would be very wary of bluffing in this spot as someone around the table is bound to have a stronger hand that you might have trouble bluffing out if they're just calling stations which if they all limp is high chance. The scary part is when you have a shark among the fish. Someone who limps with premium knowing the fish will call and the other sharks will raise wider range due to fish.

@jppagetoo 2 года назад

The question is too general, there isn't a single answer that applies to all possibilities. It depends on your hand, stack, payout implications, etc. The money in the middle makes it desirable to play a bit wider and the button should open pretty wide as it is. Limping behind is weak in most circumstances.

@Gos1234567 Год назад

Shove

@playgames7515 2 года назад

Awesome explanation. The key takeaway here and from all of your videos, is study study study.

@jasonisfamous6544 2 года назад

In low stakes they will call 3/4 pot bets all the way to the river to try and complete the draw that third barrel does a number on them

@zhoobinnasrollahzadeh3581 2 года назад

i was wondering if u would do a video on how to win a mid buy in Online tournomant and tips that would increase youre chance of getting to the final table,i would really appreciate it.

@jorgecasasola9325 2 года назад

🔥🔥🔥💫

@OrevShalom 10 месяцев назад

Bet

@ronaldsmith531 2 года назад

Not a secret any longer. Oh NO!!

@quaid745 2 года назад

What is the max amount of blinds you can use the 20bb SB reshove table? What if you have 21? or 25? Thanks, great video!

@br4insful 2 года назад

they have 25BB tables, they are almost the same as 15BB, just a little more 3-betting instead of shoving. The deeper you are, the less shoving/calling allin you do

@krisskrop6739 2 года назад

I bet half pot on that flop

@ELKORA2324 Год назад

Awesome info ty

@masonmclain3724 2 года назад

7 BB bet

@bradcameron9798 2 года назад

Hi Jonathan, the games I play in, a common situation I encounter is it will limp to me on the BTN and I will raise to 4-5X and will get 5 callers. How to I play against this? Should I play a slighter higher range and make it 4X + 1BB per limper, or just limp behind with a wider range.

@stephenosullivan8270 2 года назад

Yes I encounter the same very often. Any open raise if you go 3x or less you get multiple callers. And with limpers you need to go very big but then risk all folds when you have premium.

@Julz--93 2 года назад

I also encounter this. It’s very frustrating because your equity goes down the drain. These kinds of players are too sticky and just want to see a flop. If you have enough chips you can go 3x the BB + 1BB for every limper. Even if you get 1-2 callers your aggression will pay off because they will do a lot of check folding. Probably tighten your range a little.

@Optable 2 года назад

Tighten up and if the players are that bad, they're not going to recognize that you are only playing suited broadways if you don't have a pocket pair. Bad players can't even begin to assemble ranges, especially on the flop

@Eder. 2 года назад

16:05 🤣

@LowTide941 2 года назад

Thanks coach

@br4insful 2 года назад

I think you need to make a video how to play UTG with short stack. I had too many friends shoving AKoff or AQs for their 10BB and they have lost every single time, because they met 99 or QQ or big stack called them with any two etc.

@ryancollinsvideo 2 года назад

I would 100% be shoving 10bb UTG with AK

@br4insful 2 года назад

@@ryancollinsvideo this strategy is morally old and doesn't work anymore even against the same kind of players. I just did shove it and 99 called, so I became 35th at the tournament when I had a chance to be way up the ladder. 99 from the BTN shouldn't have shoved himself when UTG had already but he didn't know that, too.

@CollegeBoundCFL 2 года назад

You only going to be win like 30% of the time

@MrRumcajs1000 2 года назад

AKo and AQo are both optimal shoves at 10bb and it's not even close, nothing to talk about really

@MrRumcajs1000 2 года назад

you can also blind out waiting for aces or get your 99 in when you have 4 of your original 10 bbs left. Now you only need to win a flip and you're back where you started. Also mid pocket pairs do much worse against 99-QQ than AQo so I don't know what's the argument here.

@jhtwenty 2 года назад

this 3 secrets dont help anyone LOL

@ligafftheindifferent3495 2 года назад

Can you quantify the edge one has over the typical field of players that is realized simply by having a really sound short stack strategy? By this, I mean. Solve for X You expect to win X buyins per event instead of 1.0 (dead average) simply by playing a nearly perfect short stack strategy. Does this matter more in satellites and turbos?

@michaelchin8934 2 года назад

Hey boss, is it still possible to do poker as an actual career and build a legit family with kids and stuff like you did? Or do you have to have another side hustle/thing to go along with poker.

@AyCaramba1311 2 года назад

I've thought often how to handle winnings. Certainly keeping the bankroll growing. What about a trip after a few tournament wins? Is that a no no for bankroll management? Fathers need to be good at that.

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

I have a training site called PokerCoaching.com. Poker is still a viable way to make lots of money.