How to Grow a Poker Bankroll to $100,000 from Cash Games - A Little Coffee

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@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

I'm hosting a free live webinar, 3 Key Exploits to Use in Small Stakes Cash Games today at 5pm EST. Register here: attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5749939343240722956

@marcelpalomares925 4 года назад

Just saw this comment and missed your session. Will this be on your podcast?

@jobsforjoggerspetit6530 3 года назад

Can you tell me which american sites are left? I'm on bovada and I really dont like the anonymous play

@SLowPLaYaH 4 года назад

Hey, Jonathan. As a lifelong winner at small stakes hold'em (both live and online) who has recently decided to take poker seriously again, I just wanted to let you know that this video has re-ignited my poker inspiration. I have spent the last 5 months operating on a study to play ratio of about 70% study, 30% play (which is never recommended, I admit), but have just felt sort of "stuck" lately, even though I am crushing my current stakes. I don't know what it was specifically that you said, but I feel renewed and energized after watching this video, and so I thank you. Also, seeing some of the questions that you were being asked has made me realize that poker is alive and well, though I do sincerely sympathize with you =) Thanks, Jonathan!

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

Awesome, I'm glad to hear that! Good luck with everything!

@42cpulaski 4 года назад

appreciate your diligence towards the game! much appreciated. learn something new everyday!

@jerrydoyle5622 4 года назад

your my favorite poker player because your a good teacher and person for trying to help people! Makes u an awesome person!! TY for vids!!

@alexk-1535 4 года назад

Nice video that I could put on in the background at work. Good stuff.

@y-unespynchonesky9708 4 года назад

Stopped at minute 6 to go to your website and read about bankroll management. I have to say its the best information there is on BM on the internet.

@jbarres80 4 года назад

Thank you I’ve been playing poker for while but never really thought about bankrolls because i work job but 2020 is the year I focus and grind a bankroll goal is to be able to play 2/5 regularly

@richardgoerlich1261 2 года назад

Just watched this video and found it very helpful. Thank you for your passion and dedication to helping others improve their poker game.

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@johnreed8944 4 года назад

You give away so much information and I appreciate it

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

I'm glad you enjoy it!

@MaximillianNewman 3 года назад

The knowledge shared from 8:00 is absolutely invaluable

@PokerCoaching 3 года назад

Thanks!

@daz1317 4 года назад

I just started playing poker again after a 3 year break. Im making the $100,000 my poker goal for 2020 to 2022. I'm using a more conservative 100 buyin bankroll minimum and will be playing online. Thank you so much for the video Jonanthan!

@daz1317 4 года назад

@@hotrodsather trying! I'm stuck on €20NL right now, but beating $16NL

@tomrodriguez5206 4 года назад

I needed this, thanks.

@CoryTrapp 4 года назад

I'd also suggest one move up in stakes as soon as the bankroll permits. Rake is killing your winrate at low stakes. I'm trying to get my wife to move up to 2/5, and as part of a little experiment I played a month (90 hrs) of 1/3 with a $5 + $2 rake at $50. Cashed 12/15 for $27 an hour, about 28bbbs per 100. For a 5 hour session, the actual rake paid for pots I dragged was $137. That was an average session where I made $130 over the 5 hours. Even if you half your winrate, you make more actual $ at 2/5, since most every pot is max rake and you simply have more money in play, typically $500 stacks rather than $200 stacks

@Cmelvin71 4 года назад

You are the man. I’m currently reading excelling in no limit hold’em

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

Awesome, I hope you enjoy it!

@iconicheight1188 3 года назад

Thanks brother. I am pushing some long hours to make a living from poker, and you are that bright shiny spot at the end of the tunnel.

@PokerCoaching 3 года назад

You can do it!

@edwincos4278 2 года назад

Keep up the good videos Jonathan 👍🏼

@artistre5699 4 года назад

I’m really glad u explain how to actually go about building a bankroll from a hourly perspective. Im gonna give this method a shot. I really appreciate this info. Also How does anyone feel about playing on ACR ( American card room )?

@Krullsmash 4 года назад

So many “poker experts” out there who are career losers themselves giving out bad advice. Great to see a legend like JL handing out the real deal.

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

I do my best!

@Md1982IT 4 года назад

Love your contents Mr Little, Your a great teacher. A big hug from Italy.

@theejayzeeable 3 года назад

Mephisto Men mainly do handshakes here in the US buddy. But I understand hugs are a brotherly gesture in Latin countries.

@MrMaccas94 3 года назад

@@theejayzeeable who says its a man commenting? Someones a little sensitive about their sexuality by the looks

@D.WhiteJr 8 месяцев назад

Boy oh boy thanks Mr. Little for staking a Main Event Ticket. Wish I had discovered your coaching 3 years ago. 😊

@Goochy129 Год назад

Had to have a little chuckle at the Galfond comment. But you are the best man - 100%

@jerrydoyle5622 3 года назад

awesome things you do for the poker community! Put someone in the tourny,coach,breakfast wow chance of a lifetime!!

@PokerCoaching 3 года назад

Thanks, Jerry!

@jerrydoyle5622 3 года назад

I love this guy!!!!

@reddoordentrainingcenter8564 8 месяцев назад

I do appreciate your videos great content

@reddoordentrainingcenter8564 8 месяцев назад

Thanks for the heart coach

@PlanetTwilow 2 года назад

Interesting how many Magic players ended up fairly successful poker players.

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

The games are somewhat similar.

@LordEliudMN 8 месяцев назад

Most card games are about minimizing variance. Magic you do this drawing more cards, and having ways of maximizing the odds of getting what you need by tailoring your deck. In poker, everyone has the same deck with the same amount of cards. You cant control the deck, and how many cards get drawn. But you can focus on calculating the odds and minimizing risk based on whats available. I guess tldr doesnt suprise me too much, similar mindsets just applied differently i think

@gesus.christ99 Месяц назад

minimizing variance is not what you do once you're in a specific poker game, that means losing money basically @@LordEliudMN

@davidsherman4032 3 года назад

I had a casino that I played 30 hours a week and averaging 3000 a week. It was a 10 table room. They shut the room down. And scattered all these players. Then a year later Covid happened. Having a hard time finding a new location locally that is consistent ...

@ryceryder85 2 года назад

@Kody Stutzman you have to be a real crusher to make $3k per week online.

@fundiver198 4 года назад

In my experience online tournaments can be an easier way to build a bankroll than online cash games. You just need to focus on smaller field tournaments like 100-200 players, which you find more often at the smaller poker sites. It is really only on PokerStars, that so many tournaments see these huge 3.000+ player fields, where it becomes more of a lottery ticket.

@Sil3nt907 4 года назад

fundiver198 true. I play plo on ignition and just started a bankroll challenge from $40 last Sunday. I’m at $350 right now but the tourneys really help. I always search for late regs with under 50-100 people.

@murazgb 4 года назад

38:00 Galfond actualy DID IT ! ! !

@ricex18 3 года назад

hey thank you for this!

@PokerCoaching 3 года назад

you're welcome!

@shibasama4000 3 года назад

It’s funny watching this one year after galfond vs venividi and hearing the comments. Incredible that Galfond came back to win that one

@PokerCoaching 3 года назад

That's for sure!

@Streusalz420 Год назад

Best poker content

@skilstopaybils4014 3 года назад

"During this world series we're probably going to do meet up games". Poor JL didn't know what the future held... nice video!

@cubencis 2 года назад

+1 for having magic cards

@dhruvgupta498 4 года назад

wanted to clarify: 1. you mentioned how many BB per buy in? microstakes? 2. you can't win everytime- obviously- what % of time (or what other factor) do you recommend looking at when moving up or down?

@IanRiley915 4 года назад

Hey Jonathan! I'm not bankrolled well, so I'm mostly competing at $0.02/0.05 cash games and $1 SNGs. I'm doing horrible at cash games, but I cash most SNGs (1st or 2nd). I've pretty much assumed from this that I have some serious problems with my poker fundamentals. I rarely hit the rake at my cash games (there has to be a dollar or more or something like that in the pot to hit the rake right now), so I don't think that's an issue. I've started reading your content on low stakes cash games, doing quizzes, GTO trainers, etc. Two major issues that I think are present: (1) I don't actually play that well deep-stacked. I cash most SNGs by staying between 25-50bb. I've entered a few tourneys with 200+ players, and I cashed each time that I hovered around 50bb. However, each time that I reached 100bb, I basically pulled an Icarus. (2) My mental game seems to be thrown off by playing cash games. It's much harder to focus on the action over the $ amount in cash games, even at microstakes. Do you have any advice?

@boltaurelius376 2 года назад

Some sites let you display you stack in terms of BB, which always use so that when moving stakes, the game plays the same.

@barrycole7081 4 года назад

Jonathan, in your opinion would it be easier to grind up a roll on 1-2 anonymous cash tables where you wouldnt have any information on your opponents making them less exploitable? Or do you think GTO would be be the best strategy on these tables anyway?

@cosimomischi145 3 года назад

Hi Jonathan I’m from Switzerland, so I’m sorry if my English isn’t that good. First of all I want to thank you for all the great content you provide us - I appreciate that very much. I have some questions about this video. As I understood you suggest the following Bankroll management: Start at a level with at least 25 Buy-ins , 30 would be optimal. Then try to reach 40 Buy-ins at this level. Then move up to the next higher level and give it a shot with 200BBs of the higher level (e.g. 2$ / 5$ - 1000$). When things go well, stay at this level and try again to reach 40 buy-ins. But if you lose the 1000$ shot, you should maybe go back to 1$ / 2$ and try again to reach the 40 buy-ins or stay longer at this limit. And if you ever should fall back to 25 buy-ins at the next lower limit you have to move down. (e.g. If you play 0.5$ / 1$ and you only have 1250$ left than iu have to move down to 0.25$ / 0.5$) At minute 12:04 you say if you play 2$ / 5$ and you get down to 2500$ then you should move down to 1$ / 2$. But 2500$ at 1$ / 2$ would be only 12.5 Buy-ins. Would it not be correct if you get down to 5000$ then you have to move back to 1$ / 2$ for still having 25 buy-ins? And also at minute 15:18 you say if you ever go down to 3000$ at a 2$ / 5$ game then you have to move down to 1$ / 2$. But then you would only have 15 buy-ins left. Should it not be more something like 25 or 30 buy-ins you should still have at the lower limit? And then the last thing, at minute 14:35 you say if you go at 1$ / 2$ up from 3000$ to 8000$ then you have won 2500$ at this stake. Is it not a 5000$ win at this limit? I just want to know if I understand something wrong. I really want to build up a good bankroll :) (as soon online poker is allowed again in Switzerland…) Thank you in advance!

@PokerCoaching 3 года назад

The numbers I laid out assume you want to be generally risky with your bankroll and want to do everything you can within reason to move up while also having a place to fall back to. I obviously suggest much more conservative bankroll management if you really do not want to go broke. See JLPoker.com/bankroll

@cosimomischi145 3 года назад

thanks

@HardDie 4 года назад

Nice shirt👍👍

@pokergod4354 4 года назад

Smart ass man 💯

@alexanderbrevik6611 4 года назад

Very clever. Lots of wisdom. Is all of your content headed towards players of two cards Omaha?

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

Yes, I play the Cadillac of poker.

@alexanderbrevik6611 4 года назад

Cool. I only know how to play with 4 cards. But since I'm a maniac at the tables I'll look in to your BR strategy booklet if I find the PDF 😇😎

@alexanderachas693 Год назад

Hello goodmorning sir from phils

@mrbearhug143 4 года назад

Damn said to hear I should be playing cash games. I really prefer tourneys, though I have been feeling the volatility! Had a friend tell me sit and gos was a bad investment, and he too suggested cash games. I thought online cash games were to be avoided!

@theejayzeeable 3 года назад

George Barnes III Playing online cash games isn't to be avoided, keeping a sizeable bankroll online is to be avoided. Use crypto for transactions.

@bustnut622 3 года назад

love seeing JL doubt galdfond! the man did it

@PokerCoaching 3 года назад

Yep!Comebacks are possible!

@1warlock97 4 года назад

What would you estimate a good enough online winrate (in BB/100) at a given level is for a player to consider moving up? Would this be a better metric than just winning x buyins? If so, what would be a good sample size of hands before you consider the winrate number reliable? Great advice on keeping your bankroll segregated.

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

Something like 6bb/100 is acceptable enough. Ideally higher though.

@DostoevskyGrandson Год назад

This is very helpfull I started with freerolls and I won 8 dollars from one of the freerolls, with that 8 dollars I played micro stakes and grinded it up and now I play small stakes and going up in stakes I will turn that 8 dollars into a million

@tobyireland2371 3 года назад

Positive guy 👍

@camanderson9954 3 года назад

I actually should have just been grinding out cash games. The competition is wayyyyy softer and the variance is less. I find it less stressful as well. I am enjoying the session more and I am up way more as well. You can't even compare.

@jerrylopez1294 4 года назад

I am gonna win that!

@fgfgfgfgfgfgfgfg2078 4 года назад

Regarding underground games in NYC, there is a 1-3 game with 100 to 1000 buy-in in Manhattan, but the rake is 9% uncapped and there's a $10 rock. That doesn't seem like a very profitable game to me. If you live in NY, I would advise a casino in NY or a neighboring state for live cash games.

@davemarnell8871 4 года назад

Wait until they start getting robbed. Usually inside jobs. Started happening to the underground games in Hawaii I played at like 12 years ago.

@109PokerFace 4 года назад

In a game like that, you will pay over 1000$ rake per night, if you are capable of beating that (very fcking unlikely) you would get rich very fast in a normal casino.

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

NYC rake is likely unbeatable, despite very soft games. I don't play them for a reason.

@daithi1966 4 года назад

My wife is out of town, so I'm in charge --- without an ounce of irony. I know the deal. :-)

@anything704 4 года назад

Jonathan, can you give me a list of books I should read on Poker? Thank u so much, u r an Inspiration.

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

I recommend starting with Mastering Small Stakes No-Limit Hold'em. Study hard and take lots of notes! After you finish, let me know what you think and what you want to learn about next and I'll point you to the best book for you.

@anything704 4 года назад

@@PokerCoaching Awesome

@steerpike50 4 года назад

Hi if I get full membership do I get the masterclass included or is it extra

@32266ms 2 года назад

I have a tough time breaking even on .02/.05 with a 10% rake (appears to be no cap on the rake) on my poker site. WTH? How do you sniff out sets and over pairs without folding too much?

@jamesmiddleton8335 2 года назад

It's the softest times where i lose, I've stopped playing on weekends because i just lose, weekdays i can consistently win 😂 I don't know if it's my own superstition but I can never seem to connect with the flop at the weekends

@aTraderWithNothingToLose 2 года назад

Pertaining to online poker, do you believe the aggressive strategy of 15 buy ins, and you get to 12 buy ins, then move down in stakes if you can money manage well? What is your take on it?

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

It depends on your win rate and tolerance for risk of ruin.

@gwatsonsalvage 2 года назад

I went to casino with 40 pounds first night and walked away with 80 pounds the following night went with 40 pounds again and walked away with 240 pounds did win 360 pounds but liked playing so stayed until bored rake was 50p/£1

@user-wb3xw8vo1u 3 года назад

Ive been playing for 3 years and I consider myself not a fish anymore. Ive been studying the last year. I have a bankroll of about 200$ online. I find it really really hard playing very small stakes. For example players at 0,05/0,1$ online are so RANDOM that I can't figure out any strategy for efficient winning. I feel way more confident against players on 0,15/0,25 or 0,25/0,5 , and as a matter of fact I win more at those stakes. The problem is I cant play those stakes cause my BR is short, I have like 5 buy-ins. I am stuck, any thoughts?

@nickhc13 2 года назад

coming in from 2022 nice vid

@dubmdee Год назад

any tips for a one buy in bankroll

@preflopstore9718 4 года назад

It was funny to see you tilt and somewhat loose your cool lol but seriously thank you for the bankroll insights!

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

It is passion!

@preflopstore9718 4 года назад

Jonathan Little - Poker Coaching Yes indeed it truly is.

@Charlie_Ses 4 года назад

Great video, thanks. Liked, subbed and shared. A query about acceptable downswings, or downswings that are within reasonable levels of variance. I just moved up in stake, and have gone on a bit of a downswing, am more or less about 10 buy-ins down. My bank roll is sufficient so that this has not caused overdue concern, but I wonder at what point this downswing is actually me just having a losing strategy? I have been back and assessed my play, and am happy with the decisions I've been making and can attribute back luck to a lot of the downswing, but still, it makes me wonder. I also wonder how many hands one can expect to be on a downswing for reasonably? This bad run has been going on for about 2,000 hands - is that reasonable and to be expected? It's definitely one of the worst runs I've had. This is playing 6 max NL Holdem.

@dillonowens3604 3 года назад

Can anyone translate 2,000 hands into a rough estimate of hours of play?

@bossi_plays 2 года назад

36:17 [devoting 48hrs a month to poker] is that just playing poker or does this also including study time away from the table?

@nomore1371 2 года назад

Almost 100k subs!

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

So close!

@nomore1371 2 года назад

@@PokerCoaching you deserve it my man! Most professional player out there and people are emulating you! I know I'm doing my best and it's working! Turned $300 into over $5,000 this month! Most of it was from the session I played where I sat with $300 and left with over $3,600! Came back the next day, sat with $300 and left with about $1,360. I can't believe I found a 1/3 game full of loaded whales 💯🤑. One guy lost 10k and wasn't even worried about it.

@oldhamegg 4 года назад

LOL Magic Card love.

@thakurv1 2 года назад

I need help on when to leave a table

@MrBlack-wt5er 3 года назад

This would take hours upon hours and hours, this would be some extremely hard work! I'm more of a tournament player and I'm not sure cash games are really a good idea for a tight player but in tournaments your chances are probably better being tight.....

@PokerCoaching 3 года назад

The opposite is true. In tournaments, there are antes, increasing blinds, an no rake on individual hands, which favor the loose, aggressive players. Cash games are the opposite, favoring tighter players. You can see this by studying the GTO charts for both games at PokerCoaching.com.

@MrBlack-wt5er 3 года назад

@@PokerCoaching Wow lol, you're probably right but lately I've been playing sit and go hypers short handed because pokerstars in p.a is limited and I'm always getting bluffed out of to many hands at low stake cash games but they only have short handed for that too in p.a know full table unless it is a tournament usually.....

@jerrykrautenstaben6584 4 года назад

Jonathan, do you play live in Vegas anymore? I ask this because you mentioned (when talking abt finding a 5/10 live cash game) the Paris Casino in your vid, but Paris hasn't had a poker room for years. I'm abt to retire from my 35 year career and want to start playing more live cash. I'm thinking of joining your poker coaching site.

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

I do not play live in Vegas anymore, unless I'm there for a tournament series. I was just trying to make a point that when a large game starts at a casino that doesn't usually have large games running, that it will be softer than the main casinos. I have many students who play live cash and vegas, and one of them found a 10/25 game at the mirage a couple of months ago. He said it played like your average 2/5 game, so that was great! I'd be happy to have you as a student at pokercoaching.com. We currently have a sale for Valentine's day: pokercoaching.com/valentinesale. I recommend beginning with my Cash Game MasterClass. Good luck with everything!

@deanmarkovic9765 Год назад

I need around 35 k for the Bahamas in January

@slope_d00d2 4 года назад

Johnathan what’s your opinion about fast fold online NL? Ive had big upswings but also bad downswings that pretty much even out. Seems like every KK gets teamed against AA or AK- things like that. Hard to get reads I do pretty well regular online nl but kept getting drawn to the fast fold.

@slope_d00d2 4 года назад

nvm you address this thanks

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

The fast fold games are tougher than normal 6-max or full-ring games.

@user-du2tt9hj5s 4 года назад

Good guide! thank you. But there's something I don't understand. For example, I started grinding at 5NL with $150. After making it $200, the shot-taking was also successful. I made it $400 at 10NL. And made $600 at 25NL. But the downswings came and the bankroll began to shrink. So now, the bankroll is $350, should I just blind down to 10NL? Is it right?

@theejayzeeable 3 года назад

Yes, move back down to 10NL and build your bankroll up again before moving back up to 25NL. This way you never lose your bankroll.

@thisismagacountry1318 4 года назад

Wait for my new book. How to make One Million dollars from a quarter.

@davemarnell8871 4 года назад

Best tilt advice ever from Little - if you won't be happy making $100/hr its time to leave. Best advice ever.

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

@thatguycjg 4 года назад

With a Bank roll of 3k as stated for 1/2... how many times should you consider buying in per day before getting up and leaving.... meaning, "I dont necessarily want to spend 3k in one day." Hope this makes sense?

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

You have the wrong mindset. You are not "spending". You are investing. That said, you should basically never go through more than $800 or so in a day in soft small stakes games.

@avsinsandyman7988 Год назад

37:50 "Is Galfond going to come back from being down $800k?"

@PokerCoaching Год назад

Odds are against it.

@Noondroid 4 года назад

Is it better to calculate bb/hour for live rather than per 100?

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

Calculate bb/hour and then estimate bb/100.

@Noondroid 4 года назад

@@PokerCoaching thanks a lot for your answer and awesome content.

@eman43591 4 года назад

How much is the master class cash game ?

@dianadrone 3 года назад

so sad that we all had taken for granteed that wsop 2020 was gonna happen, how much has everything changed in a few months...

@nickwakeham9548 4 года назад

If I have 25 buy-ins and say am playing .2/.5 NL - Am I able to multi table and play the same stakes given it's cash? I just find it hard to only play one micro cash table at a time but want to know if up to 4 is ok or not.

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

Yes, multi-tabling doesn't have an effect on your bankroll other than the fact that your bb/100 might go down as a result.

@NobuhikuObayashi 4 года назад

31:38

@orionallen1594 2 года назад

This is my 3rd time watching.

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

Third time is a charm.

@Jimmybeck14 4 года назад

Can u tell us what u think about the Phil galfond challenge in a video

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

He is severely outmatched in the first match most likely. I am not an expert at HUPLO though, so I don't know.

@203bigd 4 года назад

This aged like milk....

@nat2r 3 года назад

@@203bigd lol

@JamesLauf 2 года назад

What Online site did you say if you had to chose one?

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

PartyPoker

@dontbetIcall 3 года назад

thx, buddy^^ I watched this a year ago and fuckin did what you say....I#m up 10k plus on stars...cashed out multiple times and had a nice holiday with my wife....fun to watch this again

@PokerCoaching 3 года назад

Congrats!!!

@McRuffin 2 года назад

Can you give some good audio book titles for studying?

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

Mastering Small Stakes No Limit Holdem.

@robs4530 4 года назад

Phill getting crushed for $800k doesn’t make me want to go to his site to learn 😂 😂 😂

@zachmclean2858 2 года назад

😀

@julianmcintosh626 3 года назад

put your valuable magic cards on a higher shelf !!!

@steerpike50 4 года назад

Hi i cant find the cash game masterclass on your site ,

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

It is in the Courses section.

@zakirmurji5953 4 года назад

The Galfond Challenge comment didn’t age well. Anyways love the content 👍.

@scotland369 4 года назад

Cash games players who win big - what do you do with the $$? Do you just bank it and pay the $25% tax? If so, does anyone even WANT to play if you have rake, travel and tax to pay ? I find this the biggest disincentive to even play these days

@the_montrealorian Месяц назад

I can't beat my local 1/3 game. It has a 10 percent rake capped at 15 dollars. I used to be a winning player many years ago but can't seem to win now. I am currently down 800 big blinds in this game over 26 sessions. Is this a downswing or is the rake killing me or am I just bad?

@msladebeatz 2 года назад

Can you make everyone a good/winning player by taking your course? I took red chip poker course, learn the math and strategy and got my ass handed to me lol. I wonder if I just started on a bad streak or if it's just me or maybe the course. I really don't know. I do want to learn winning poker and hope to be a pro one day

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

I can teach almost anyone to win. All they have to do is find a game they can beat, play it a ton, and keep a proper bankroll. Most people do not want to do those three things though.

@mikegunther6578 2 года назад

Jonathan they all like you. Dont hit the like button means > stunned of all these information ;)

@PlanetTwilow 2 года назад

Oh the naive' days of pre-covid ;)

@ryceryder85 2 года назад

2nl online is tougher than 200nl at a casino

@wontunow 4 года назад

You just got interviewed on Pluto TV/WPT.

@princea5886 4 года назад

Great video Jonathan! I would love some advice. I'm 4 tabling NL25, winning at 10bb/100 (100k hands played so far over the course of nearly a year). I want to keep the smallest amount possible on the site, but depositing was a huge ordeal, and I don't want to do it again. What's the smallest amount I can keep on the site without risking going bust/ having to move down? I currently have $1000+ (40 buy ins) at all times, but would like to reduce that amount. Any input is hugely appreciated.

@RolandoAvilaallin 4 года назад

You've got a good win rate over a decent sample size. Ask yourself what are your goals regarding poker and bankroll management? If your fear is moving down or going bust then the answer is to not reduce your bankroll and keep playing like you are at those limits. With your win rate I would go for a shot take at 50nl. Even with a 5bb/100 at 50nl will be the same profit your rakeback earned during the year with 100,000 hands will be doubled compared to playing at 25nl. With that said given each limit you go up I like an allowance of buy-ins as the you experience more variance and the competition gets tougher.

@princea5886 4 года назад

@@RolandoAvilaallin Thanks for the response! I've taken a handful of shots at 50NL. I'm winning 3.1bb/100 there over 30K hands. At this point in my life, I prefer to sit down for a few hours after work and print money against fish without getting put in tough spots almost ever. That's what I've found at NL25. NL50 has way more TAGs that 3bet/ 4bet and just generally make life difficult. It's not worth the stress for me personally.

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

@@princea5886 I suggest you move up as well. As for your question, I would keep something like 12 buy-ins on there, realizing that you will have to deal with the hassle of reloading every once in a while.

@RolandoAvilaallin 4 года назад

@@princea5886 That's good news! Best of luck

@scotland369 4 года назад

You must be crushing. That's really impressive. Not many people can beat 25NL for 10bb/100 over a big enough sample!

@avsinsandyman7988 Год назад

You're not going to beat .25-.50 online unless you have some fundamentals down such as pre-flop ranges, pot odds, EV and some general hand reading abilities. Most likely newer players should start at .05-.10 or lower until you learn the fundamentals and beat your game over a 50k+ hand sample.

@danielmclaren8046 2 года назад

Jonathan if my bankroll is between 15 to 20 k what stakes do you think i should start at?

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

Depends on your skill level at poker.

@danielmclaren8046 2 года назад

I,ve been doing well at the 1-2 and the 2-5 tables but not to sure to go to the next level, i,m going to try a tournament next it,s only a £30 buy in with a £40,000 starting stacks but the blinds go up fast so i think maybe a bit of luck is needed i will let you know how i get on. 🤩👍

@109PokerFace 4 года назад

Great content, I love your stuff, but I think you are dead wrong about the rake. Even Doug Polk against the weakest opponents in the world could not do better than break even in an uncapped 10% rake game.

@PokerCoaching 4 года назад

You would just need to adjust your strategy, play extremely tight and aggressive and I'm certain a great player could beat that game against really terrible opponents. With that said, rake clearly makes it tougher to win, and you should look to play in games with a reasonable rake.