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When To BET HUGE With CONTINUATION BETS! [Poker Strategy]

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The days of continuation betting small every time and winning are over! Top poker professionals are using various bet sizes to maximally exploit their opponents. Learn how to do the same in this video!
In this poker video you will learn:
o When and how to put maximum pressure on your opponent’s right away.
o What type of hands to use when you’re continuation betting (c-betting) using a huge bet size.
I talk through the strategy that you must be considering when deciding on what bet sizes you should use.
We want to start using slightly larger bet sizes as the flop is more dynamic. This means that the board is likely to change as the turn and the river come.
When you are very deep stacked, if you start to use larger c-bets you will end up getting to stack your opponents with your premium hands!
Remember that calling stations are not often looking at the size of the bet and will call regardless. Against these types of players you should always size up your bets with your value hands! (And stop bluffing them too much!)
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@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

What situation(s) do you like to use HUGE bet sizes? 💰🤑

@craigerc713 2 года назад

Pocket Aces. 😆

@karlmason7985 2 года назад

Any two cards

@stillechoinginspace Год назад

11:25 I hear you but would you please go into a little further detail for this specific scenario? When we face a 3-bet we just let go? And when we do get called but -as in most cases that K doesn't show we let go hoping to get a free river? Maybe occasional a small barrel when a heart comes? Greatly appreciated!

@jeffkirkwold Год назад

When playing Garrett A. and I'm holding Jack high with an unpaired four and he goes all in on a coordinated board and he overbets the river with an all in for hundreds of thousands on the line. lol!

@Beanmachine91 Год назад

going over the top against a pre-flop raiser, they think they had me bluffed lol

@jamesgoodenII Год назад

I like the 20-30 minute videos. I don't usually have an hour and a half, or more at a time to get these lessons.... Very informative. Thank you!

@mgrizz1123 3 месяца назад

He should make all of his videos on the channel catered to your personal preferences. Would that be best for you, bud?

@jamesgoodenII 3 месяца назад

@@mgrizz1123 You should randomly add a comment on everyone's comments. Does that work for you kcid?

@stu_gahtz1740 2 года назад

I just started implementing turn and river overbets. So far so good.

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

Nice!

@MaydayAggro 2 года назад

"People complain that no one folds" - this is generally because heroes don't bet large. Big bets for many live small stakes players are less than 2/3 pot.

@StreetSoulLover 2 года назад

Man, I wanna overbet that turn with KT on KT72 3 tone...ahhh, you did it, nice! This is probably the best video you have put out - this is superb!

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

Thanks!

@ireneeb6592 2 года назад

Thanks for this video, very interesting topic! I'd like to add that , in some limits (I'm mainly playing the 10/20$ Hyper Turbo MTTs on GGpoker), I often C-bet 1/4th of the pot against the weakest opponents, and get them to fold a ton! The C bet size really is villain/ field-dependant

@TrondArneAusdal 2 года назад

Very useful video. Thanks! A video on "give-up hands would also be useful. For instance What to do with 78s or 22 or even A2s or K7s etc on KAJ rainbow. (should you bet anyhow, because of your nut advantage?) I think most low stakes players have problem with just checking and giving up - betting too much and too frequently - leading to too many (almost) zero equity bluffs. Therefore it would be useful not to only know when to bet (range- and nut advantage, backdoor draws with overcrds etc, but also to know when you should check and give up and award the pot to your opponent.

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

I'm glad you liked it! That does sound like a great video, I'll work on something like that :)

@speedisgood71 2 года назад

@@PokerCoaching Yes, please!

@alancudd 2 года назад

Yes please. Leaks I’m having most difficultly plugging is being too aggressive post flop and going to showdown too often.

@lewisriddle5859 2 года назад

Great video!! Used this strategy tonight. Best night in a couple of months!!

@lorenzopileri9549 Год назад

TT hand: on the river against a thinking player I think it's a check back without info. from time to time I would also go big, so that every I get raised I can assume he has something that beat TT. at low stakes I have never seen check raise in bluff (apart after 3 am and liters of beer gone)

@micarobles3248 Год назад

All your content is exclant,Tks coach

@Bart77377 2 года назад

Thanks for this video, Jonathan, I will surely take these lessons back to my cash game tables!

@hymnofashes 2 года назад

Thanks Jonathan. at 60nl zoom on acr, I fold top two if opponent breathes on the pot on the turn and fold kings pre to the cold 4. But live, I station the river routinely with ace high. I recommend to the viewers that if you are going to call someone down with king high, or if you think the opponent has a shit pair, you need to rebluff him by jamming the river when he triples. No one ever does this so he is not going to call off with ace high or 33 even getting 8 to 1. it is worth it to do this because you risk maybe a third of the pot to make a small raise but he may show up with bluffs that have equity 30-50% of the time. If the opponent is not bluffing, then, well, you are screwed, but you shouldn't be calling turn barrels in live games in the first place unless you are pretty sure villain is bluffing.

@ivanthepro309 2 года назад

sorry, wouldnt you risk more if you jam to catch a bluff? It might be a case he has the nuts. you could just check call to induce a bluff, or just call to catch. Or even just raise instead of jamming.

@hymnofashes 2 года назад

@@ivanthepro309 It depends on how much money is behind, if you want to min raise or if a jam makes sense. Obviously the drawback of jamming is he could have the nuts and you could lose your stack. The benefit of it is, occasionally he will actually be betting something for value that is not the nuts, and he will actually muck it, thinking river raises are always the actual nuts (which they usually are.) If you're worried he might have the nuts, and you have ace high on the turn, you can probably just pitch your hand on the turn and wait until you have an actual bluff catcher. This is specifically for situations where you are pretty sure based on live reads that he is bluffing.

@vanni9283 2 года назад

That's tricky....A queen could also be part of your range...but it could also be a part of his (ex. K-Q, Q-J, Q-10, Q-9 can take a very similar line). I would say either bet it large or check.

@lunchbox6576 2 года назад

Your small stakes book fixed many leaks for me. Thanks.

@EsotericMindsets 2 года назад

Glad I found your channel, I appreciate your perspectives on strategy

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

Thanks! Glad you like it!

@eugeneahmad5459 Год назад

I am definitely going to apply this to my next cash1/3 & tournament..... when I flop good hands....

@Burnt_Steak 2 года назад

Wow, great video. Thank you for sharing.

@edwardsaenz469 4 месяца назад

Thank you for sharing this with us

@sinatra222 2 года назад

It seems to me the J10 hand was just lucky to be up against aces up. If opponent has a lone ace (more likely) you will make more money by betting smaller on the turn and river. It's easy to get full value in a cooler situation, but more often than not, as played, you will be up against a worse hand than aces up. I'm not questioning Jonathan's knowledge, he knows a million times more about poker than I will ever know, but in a video about getting max value it's a bit convenient to use an example where your opponent is at the top of their range. Hands like A9, A8...even AJ or A10 are probably folding to the turn overbet.

@mgrizz1123 3 месяца назад

Sheesh. You add so much value to the community. Gracias ☺️

@PokerCoaching 3 месяца назад

My pleasure!!

@jppagetoo 2 года назад

I have learned so much over the last 18 months of Poker Coaching. My only issue is that with online games (online poker is legal here), I need to get faster. I make a few bet sizing mistakes because of time. It is a practice thing. I know I have to play more. Any ideas how to practice this faster decision making away from the poker table?

@DinkritSethi 2 года назад

I try doing the quizzes at Poker coaching quickly, I meditate to keep my mind clearer, and gradually have minimised all other work while playing for absolute attention for maximising efficiency. Any further advise will help too...

@jppagetoo 2 года назад

@@DinkritSethi That's a good idea. I will do some of them again, this time as fast as I can.

@horn2102 2 года назад

Another solution you can do is buy software that gives you preset sizes. So that you have you top 6 sizes so you don't have to manually do the math and type it out every time.

@texascoinhunter 2 года назад

Appreciate the info. It makes more sense to use bigger bets when you explain it this way. My question is does this work most of the time and does your table image affect this. This looks like it will work on line, but does it work in live cash games? And do you use the same strategy for tournaments, live and on line.

@marccifiello4441 2 года назад

What if your not in position? Do you still bet big?

@Hakz379 Год назад

It depends. If you're nutted you wanna check / call or if it goes check check lead on river for a good amount so it looks like youre trying to steal pot. If you're 2nd /3rd / 4th nuts u wanna be careful leadinf into raiser. Betting big is fine but u wanna choose the spots or they just gonna fold

@paalsandmo9728 Год назад

I’m mixing between cbetting 30% and 80% on the flop and it works well for me. I definitely agree that 1) Cbetting small doesn’t work well as a bluff, unless we’re setting up a multi street bluff. 2) We lose EV in many spots if we always cbet small.

@achimh5468 Год назад

Ty for the huuuuge value❤

@KronStaro 2 года назад

how is range determined? is it mainly due to who bets or raises pre-flop? So i bet under the gun and bb calls, that determines that I supposedly have a good hand pre-flop? What if bb re-raises my preflop bet? would that mean that by re-raising bb now has good hand range?

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

To some extent, yes. See PokerCoaching.com/fundamentals

@MyPisceanNature 2 года назад

I'm reminded of a hand a I played against the biggest calling station I've ever seen. He literally called down EVERYTHING. I witnessed him call down with 9 high. On the hand in question, I had the absolute perfect hand to bluff with, but I know it wouldn't work on him, so I checked river, and he had called all previous bets with bottom pair, no kicker.

@JonPaulMorris 2 года назад

Great advice for my game! Thank you!

@uhu9232 2 года назад

Thank u so much. U do it for free and waaay better then Dnegs or Ivey... i bought the masterclasses of both of them and its a huge wsdte of money. So thanks dude. Good luck at the tables

@scottkerns505 2 года назад

Wish I had seen this video a few days ago. Sat in a very deep 1-3 game where most players had 300bb...one player had 800+bb. I'll keep this in mind for next time, thanks JL!

@ticenits1926 Год назад

These strategies are for short stack tourneys, not deep stacked cash. Continue with your 1/3 to 1/2 PSB sizings and throw in a few big bets to maximize fold equity

@stefansimovic6707 2 года назад

What do you think about blockers. The hand where you had K10 on a K 10 7 makes our opponent less likely to have something worth calling. Don't we want him to stay in the pot with rubbish? Also noticed you didn't mention sets. Can we ever put our opponent on pocket 10's / 7's as i believe they would have played simular.

@jamesgriffin6797 2 года назад

Great vlog. Very informative.

@jamesjones2675 Год назад

Thank you

@tylers4203 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing. I'll have to start doing this at my weekly poker league game. Is this something that can be done while out of position as well?

@kineahora8736 2 года назад

Turn. I think BB has 8s 5s and 76 mostly or 43s to call off the flop. Shouldn’t have too many Qs but will have Q8s, Q5s, and Q2s. Could also have some QJs-Q9s he decided to flat preflop. And some KQo. So actually definitely some queens too. Check behind and plan to call the river. Check back. Plan to call several rivers, but maybe not a J, 9, 8, 6, 5, 4

@anthonybasile154 Год назад

Hey johnathan another great video I alwAys learn something thank you. Now I have a poker hand I would like to ask you about..I was in a big tournament online I basically had 90 bb some one before me raised I reraise with pocket jackets and another player reraises me all in covering me. There were 62 players left out of 1,700 I usually fold in these spots but in this spot I called he had AK Off the flop was all hearts turn was a blank and the river was a heart. I was trying to find out if I was supposed to call there. What is the correct play? I’m thinking I should of folded. Also when calling an all in bet for all your chips what hands do I call with besides AA’s also what percentage of my stack should I be investing when calling an all in bet. Thank you!

@pontus3142 2 года назад

I would bet half pot (30). I don't think the queen changes much, unless he specifically has Q8, so I think I am still well ahead of his range. But my nut advantage is now smaller (I have more sets, but he has more two pairs) so I don't want to bet as big. The board remains dynamic, so I don't like a small bet.

@itzKxqii 2 года назад

thanks for the video!!

@jorgecasasola9325 2 года назад

💯💯💯 you the man coach

@bestbetswithryan 2 года назад

i figured heads up when the person defends his bb and you spike straight turn that you would bet less than pot because he probably 3 bets those big broadway cards but luckily he had A7

@admranger 2 года назад

Please talk about multiway bet sizing. Especially when you have the range advantage but you whiff the flop and turn.

@StreetSoulLover 2 года назад

cbet smaller multiway, as MDF is shared amongst all opponents

@raz3rpup 2 года назад

For the KT hand (and specifically asking when you hold top two or top set), since you double block strong hands that can call several big barrels, is there a case for betting small on flop, and then slowing down to induce with check call turn, and then check raising river line on brick runouts? You still get these value hands like KQ to bet for you on turn/river from competent players and the river check raise will also be a shove for similar value, or is that line only more profitable if you think villain will overbluff most of their bricked draws?

@ramaprema892 2 года назад

I think you are right that the top two pair like to bet small on flop with high frequency, but you can't check raise in this case because you're in position.

@raz3rpup 2 года назад

@@ramaprema892 oops, that's right - in that case, def want to keep barreling

@stillechoinginspace Год назад

I don't get the TJs play on the AQ7 rainbow flop. It all sounds nice and easy when that K shows but most of the time that K doesn't come. So correct me if I'm wrong but don't you just lose more money to what you gain playing this way? Even if we get to see a free river we most likely are going to need to fold.

@craigerc713 2 года назад

Hey Just wondering if you have any streams that you've commentating on? Or maybe you can show more videos of the live stream like when you were correcting DGAF with the Rampage vs Nick hand.

@kenh3149 2 года назад

Nice, thank you for this. Although it’s only covering heads up play. In my local weekly game, it is not uncommon to have 3 or 4 seeing the flop. Will your suggestions still be profitable?

@StreetSoulLover 2 года назад

Raise bigger pre, play tighter, bet large when you bink the flop

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

Play more of a linear c-betting strategy in mult-way pots, and bluff far less

@Enes-up3vf 2 года назад

Hallo Jonathan In the TT hand, i think a thin value bet would work, because i don‘t think that people are calling a 5 on the turn, so imo they are kind of capt on a 8. I was experementing with 20% bets on the river for value in this situations, and people call this bets veeeery wide, I get called even with A-highs. What do you think about it? What also happens sometimes (but rare), that people raise over a 20% cbet as a bluff an you get even more value, inducing a bluff from the villain. Greets from Switzerland and thanks a lot for your great content!

@nftaek5476 2 года назад

check nuts on turn, overbet pot river!

@stu_gahtz1740 2 года назад

I thought you go smaller the more frequently your betting a spot? Or what is that dependant on? Is that for c-bets? ( in regaurds to KTs hand)

@FoxandBones 2 года назад

I learned to BET MORE!

@TheCondorPMH 2 года назад

You might want to check this advice against the Cash Game Master Class ... I know I will :-)

@elwinvanwees8516 2 года назад

"Vulnerable nut theorem"

@SFreedberg1 2 года назад

Excellent topic - I have been thinking a lot about adjusting my typically cont bet sizing. Another question and I am curious on how you would adjust. I regularly play a 100-300 no limit live games with blinds of 1-3 If you raise 5x the big blind you typically get multiple callers. Even a raise to 20 is getting multiple callers. Kind of ridiculous considering the stack sizes. What kind of adjustment can I make? Start limping? Or raise 35-40 preflop and then occasionally run into a stack size of 100 that ships? Gets complicated - if you have any thoughts that would be great.

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

I would raise a tighter range, and use the biggest size possible where opponents won't adjust. This will have you playing bigger pots with a stronger range.

@SFreedberg1 2 года назад

@@PokerCoaching Thanks for getting back and the great information. I think you probably gave me the perfect adjustment. I've been playing a wide range because almost nobody 3 bets in these games, but I believe your adjustment may be better.

@chansegonzalez6919 2 года назад

Hey Jonathan. I got a hand I played earlier this week that I'd like your opinion on. It was a 1/2 cash game. I'm in the small blind playing 6 handed with a $5 button straddle. All 4 players limp & it gets too me & I look down at pocket queens. I raise to $25 & get 2 callers. Flop is AQ7 with 2 spades. I c bet for $60 into the $100 pot & everyone folds. After the hand of was thinking should I have bet a little smaller, maybe slow play checked the flop too try too get max value but what do you think?

@Hakz379 Год назад

Prob check the queen set for max value

@bestbetswithryan 2 года назад

quick question for the times you do c bet 1/3 when you’re bluffing or value betting heads up …. when there’s one extra player are you using same bet sizing for both or larger

@bestbetswithryan 2 года назад

on flop for instance

@Hakz379 Год назад

Don't bluff too crazy in multiway pot. 1/3 better for multiway cuz the real hands will call and u can see where u at. When heads-up 1/3 value bet on flop is good too

@Hakz379 Год назад

When value bettinf in multiway pot u can go alittle larger.

@mountconquer Год назад

Jonathan: “You! You, hello I see you there” Me on my toilet with my pants down 😳

@PokerCoaching Год назад

Good morning!

@hristohristov5696 2 года назад

Hey Jonathan, thank you for the video. On the second example with the 10 10 on 8 5 2 Q 5 board, what is the correct play if opponent bets 70% or pot, instead of checking? Is this a call or fold, considering we do not have any reads on the opponent?

@aubreysharp7397 2 года назад

Don’t listen to taht scam bot

@PokerCoaching 2 года назад

I would do a lot of calling considering that there are plenty of missed draws.

@aubreysharp7397 2 года назад

@@PokerCoaching cheers Jonathan, on the 1-2 streets, 250 but in wish me luck!

@vanni9283 2 года назад

Not to mention 9-6!!!

@Road2Serfdom 2 года назад

But these bet sizes aren't solver approved.

@psyrdahl 2 года назад

"...We are not playing 'one bet size only poker'..." LMAO

@lilymcalister1825 2 года назад

I noticed a lot of what's happening these days is people are wayyy OVER betting big on real crappy...NOTHING hands. it's frustrating. I would love to " bitch slap them"... makes me just not want to play. How do YOU deal w them??

@philiplicarter 2 года назад

This is easy, tighten your pre-flop range a bit and punish them with BIG check raises when you hit. I see this happen at live 1/2 a lot. Table gets really splashy, time to order a coffee and tighten up a bit to exploit them.

@Hakz379 Год назад

Above comment. And also that means they playing decent because they gettinf people to fold out. That big bet is the only way they can win that hand. Tighten ur range, get a monster then stack em