5 Tips to Crush Small Stakes Poker Cash Games 

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Also moving forward AGGRESSIVELY with made hands and string hands when flopped is the weakness disciplined beginners exhibit. Missing bets is the difference between break even and highly profitable in the long run.

@@percyblok6014 i must say avoiding chasing after flush and straight draws is something I only recently got the chops to do

@@corriedebeer799 thata when implied odds and pot odds really matter....sometimes if u have a nut flush draw and two oved cards it's better to get it in on the flop. You have a ton of equity and puts pressure on one pair hands. But pot odds and implied odds

Thanks, I do my best!

You're welcome.

Awesome, I'm glad to hear that!

Awesome, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Yes. You will see a nice increase to your win-rate when you start to 3bet with a balanced strategy. Nothing in poker is confrontational, the goal is to win!

In the words of Alex Fitzgerald, "You got to get the fear out of your eyes"

I felt this too for a long time, and it takes a while to get over it. Some people use a little (a *LITTLE*) bit of alcohol to help them get over this hump. I prefer to just go cold turkey. Go to a game and have your goal be to make players not want to play against you. If you want to play poker to make money, you can't be afraid to have people not like you for playing too aggressive, and thus not letting them see easy flops and play small ball, easy poker. Most people don't actually judge you negatively for playing aggressive, and those that do are usually your standard old-man-coffee who limps with kings to try and flop quads and hit the high hand bonus. Sometimes in poker, you're going to bluff and just run into it. It happens. Sometimes you're going to lose big pots due to bluffs, and those feel the worst because you feel it's your fault and was avoidable. But it's important to not listen to your emotions and just stick to the strategy which you know will win you money in the long run, even if it leaves you red-faced every now and then.

Check out these 6max cash game preflop charts. They show you an implementable GTO strategy for how to play different hand types from what position: pages.pokercoaching.com/6max-gto-charts

I see that you commented a year ago so you might not need the advice anymore, but from your comment it seems to me that you really need to study and make major changes to your game. Your asking if you should play hands that are way up near the top of the buttons range. To me it seems as if you are waiting to hit the nuts to bet and that isn't how poker is played, especially if you are playing on a 6 max table. Neither hand you mentioned should be a call or a double flat (calling getting raised and calling again shows major weakness so people are probably blasting you off hands.) These hands should be 3-bet preflop and then the action will naturally check to you so you can C bet the flop. Develop a balanced range of hands, so let's say with 80% of hands you 3 bet with you want to c bet the flop, in this scenario that means 20% of your hands your checking. For your check range you need to have 10% junk and 10% strong hands so checking isn't an auto sign to just bet you off on the turn. The same with your betting range. A big portion of it needs to be your best hands and best draws but you need some air in there so your opponents can't just fold to your bets. Get yourself some good charts for the game you play and develop your strategy from every street. Try to stay balanced and make yourself hard to play against.

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Yes, definitely. Learning how to play fundamentally sound and then adjusting to your specific game type is the best way to learn!

Yes, certainly. It shouldn't affect your opening ranges very much though, but it definitely adds value to 3-betting over calling against the original raiser.

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32:50 No way he can beat Postle's Wild Game in Stones Gambling Hall, NO WAY!

You have to increase your range for making higher value hands. Dropping all unsuited hands below J,10 is a MUST. Unsuited "weak" aces have to go unless in late position then wheel hands can be feathered in. Playing suited one gappers is probably as loose as you can go and that might be questionable depending on level of play. TIGHT. Play +EV and make sure you're getting proper odds on flush draws and set mining. DISCIPLINE while everyone else loses theirs is what wins the day.

No.

Awesome, I hope you learn a ton. Good luck in your games!

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When you flat from the HJ and CO, it allows for the BTN player to squeeze with a very wide range. Due to the fact that you're guaranteed to play the pot in position, you can have a flatting range from the BTN, but the HJ, CO, and SB should just use a linear 3-betting strategy.

@@PokerCoaching U wanna say ... its over with playing BS?

For the bundle, it is a one time charge. For all of the bundle + more content inside PokerCoaching Premium, it is a monthly payment.

@@PokerCoaching You got my money!

Jonathan Little - Poker Coaching what is the monthly price for Pokercoaching premium?

​@@antontzonev1194 $99/month. When you sign up through a bundle, you keep that bundle forever and then get to access the entire library and new content added each month.

I hired my first coach once I had a bankroll of about $5,000. He mainly taught me how to hold onto money and not be an idiot, which is exactly what I needed at the time.

Why do you want folds?

@@PokerCoaching If I open a premium like QQ in early position I certainly don't want 4 callers.

What is a 1-2 game?

@@T2P661, $1 small blind, $2 big blind

All of these tips will work great against overly aggressive players!

@@PokerCoaching Not if you're against Mike Postle. :)

Huh?

I am not sure, be sure to get on my email list by signing up to a free account at PokerCoaching.com.

Okay - I signed up for the list couple days ago already but don’t want to quite pull the trigger on a subscription yet - I’d rather just focus on online small stakes cash games. I got a free account a few days ago as well. I’m just very impatient to consume all the cash pkg info - if u can say it’s not gonna happen in the next 6 months, I’ll look elsewhere.

Matt Brown 3-bet with something marginal like j10 then bluff and show it. This will get them to call more 3 bets

Awesome, great attitude. There is always room for improvement for all of us. I hope you learn a ton from this bundle. Good luck in your games!

@@PokerCoaching Thanks Jonathan! Its odd. I have all this experience, and I know I can win...but I have no confidence that what I already know will be good enough. I think it needs to be even better especially since the quality of my life literally depends on it. Why NOT do everything I possibly can to improve? I did my job well, and poker is no different in my eyes. My intentions with the bundle is to improve the "system" that I already have in place, so I can attain the additional confidence that I currently lack. That's really all I can ask. After I start winning Ill be joining premium, and let you know how its going. Thanks

OMG- Jonathan is essentially leading you down a terrible life path and he doesn’t care- he just wants your money. Please consult your trusted friends and family regarding this life choice. Attempting to professionally gamble under those circumstances is not responsible.

I want to be clear that when I said great attitude, I was referring to your desire to learn and improve. Certainly, you should gamble responsibly and find ways of playing properly bankrolled. For all bankroll questions check out jonathanlittlepoker.com/bankroll

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I read over the comment too quickly and was referring to his desire to learn and improve when saying great attitude. Certainly, I would never want someone to gamble irresponsibly.

A fee charged by the poker room. Usually a % of each pot in small stakes cash games.

Jonathan Little - Poker Coaching so this would be how casinos make money from poker?

@@jadenadams9933 Yes.

I hope you enjoy it!

Ian Burns start playing better hands in early position, 3-bet more, and bluff after your opponent checks 2 times, you’ll make much more money

It is working for me.

You can always grind more. I played 12 when I was doing it full time. :)

It does, but exploitative strategies will likely work better.

most people don't bring anything positive to society.???? Does a loan officer bring anything of value to society? how bout a mailman? people who are positive, genuine and empathetic bring value to society? its much more about your personality not profession? But critical thinking is lacking in america and that leads people to be satisfied with the rat race that is the social norm. thanks

@@jasonrenshaw1053 if there were no mailmen then who would deliver your mail. lol

This is the most Beta-ass comment I’ve ever seen directed towards a poker player.

This is not true. I get called down all the time with TPTK or TP second kicker on the river in 50nl and 100nl and the 1/3 pot value bet is most of my profitable plays. Check his stats if he is loose passive you are very likely to get called down with the best hand if villain has not shown any strength. I’d prefer to err on side of aggressiveness and learn the hard way when is the right time to value bet and how much, but it is often the correct and profitable play.

I don't get offended.

Noted. Thank you for your feedback.

At least he put the long ad at the end--end 40min anyway, haha. Easy to flip off after you've seen enough.

@@PokerCoaching I appreciate that you did us all the favor of at least front loading all of your courtesy content before you went into the serious pitch for pokercoaching.com. That way, those of us who are interested could continue and those of us who aren't can simply stop the video. Great tips by the way.

It takes like 50s has to get the flow so I can you play the heads up just to get the feel of the phone just to get the phone with replaceable heads up you don't get to get out of their play to get into the groove

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How about you create a video and than complain

after the first minutes he really gives some interesting advices for novices. I am too old and too experienced for that, but nicely done. Any advanced tips on your website? Is that 30 days money back guarantee real? Because it's not fair to find something i know an pay for it. Like here :) (i payed with my time)

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The only thing that seems a little off is his take on 1/2 pre-flop raise sizing. In every 1/2 game that I have ever seen, played in, or dealt ( thousands upon thousands ) the standard pre-flop open is somewhere between $10 - $20 (depending on limpers and player types).Everything Jonathan says to do is honestly just pure gold. I started playing again recently after a 5 year hiatus and I wanted an efficient way to get my skill level up to par with the local regs. Watching just his free RU-vid content alone gave me the structure and mindset I needed to compete with the local 1/2 and 2/5 players and be profitable. If you or anyone thinks that listening to his advice is a waste of time .... you are not paying attention.

@@gorilladigits8223 ...and I even address twice in this video how to play if you are lucky enough to find yourself in a game where people raise to a huge amount preflop.

Jonathan Little - Poker Coaching yes you did. And honestly, in hindsight my comment about your 1/2 1/3 pre-flop sizing advice seems asinine. I’m just so accustomed to people calling larger bets pre. I think most small stakes players don’t take stack size into account and also do not have a lot of experience playing deep either