This was extremely helpful seeing you in action. It boosted my confidence in my own game as I realized I go thru similar thought processes and would be making similar plays to you in most these spots (thanks to your teachings). I learned a few things as well (bigger turn bets especially). Hard to know how accurate my 4bb win rate is after 40k hands at Ignition 5NL, but I feel much more solid about it now. Thank you, Jonathan!
Congrats on the 2nd place yesterday in the PokerGo $10k. When you have time, you should make a video praising Adam Hendrix for his proper hand selection in the tournament, as his decision to fold Ad9d against your KT os button shove allowed him to later call with AQ in a similar spot, and QQ again to double up against your jams. He deserves some credit for adjusting to your style, and you as well for constantly putting them under pre-flop pressure! You just need to fold a weak top pair every now and then!
at around 32:00 bottom right table with the suited brunson 2 pair on the turn when opponent checks back they caps their range at exactly one pair holding and draws (which are few) giving you an opportunity to value bet most rivers for around 9bb (or they're slow playing a set which saves you blinds anyway) I'm writing this comment to say thank you! thanks to watching this channel and studying for just about a year part time, i recognized that cap right away! i wouldnt have been able to recognize it within five seconds before this past year. I struggle with turn play so it felt like a big deal.
If you do have time please analyze your Pokergo tourney, like your approach to the tourney or why you decided to play certain hands the way you did. Would love to know
Here’s the simple math on aggression pre-flop. It’s cheaper to raise or 3 bet pre then move away from it post flop if you miss & don’t c-bet than it is to limp and chase hands. Plus you’ll be seen as aggressive and can induce action from players at the proper times. Why ppl don’t understand this and just limp-call their whole stack away always makes me smh.
I always look forward to these type of play and explain videos! Oh and congratulations on the second place finish! Was rooting for you to bag it all. But the other guy was just lucky.
these videos are super helpful. Even though I enjoy playing online tournaments more than cash games, there's a lot to take away from this. Thanks and congrats on the finish in the PokerGo 10k!
Funny... I saw your name pop up playing a couple times and figured it must be someone joking around. I'm glad to see you in action. You are absolutely correct that this player pool limps a ton.
You cannot use this strategy in online tournament no-limit games. Ext. Limp A/6, raise it 4x or more A/6 is all in. Limp with pocket 44 Raise it with A/K 10x blinds ,limper calls hits a set while you hit top pair.
I have an open limping/3bet strategy from UTG in full ring live cashgames if the game is aggressive and the players are relatively bad. I do this for a few reasons. - I want to see flops with small pairs that aren't good enough to raise UTG full ring, like 22 / 33 / 44 and 55. To balance this I will also do the same with AA KK QQ and AK. This protects my limping range. - The population typically thinks that limp/3betting in EP is always nutted and will overfold so I can get value from weak holdings and when somebody does call light, I can still catch a set with my weaker holdings - If I do bink a set with my weak holdings, in the small stakes I am going to get a double through vs somebody who has an overpair/top pair - Small stakes players don't know how to play 3bet pots, so despite the positional disadvantage, we can make some of the deficies back up by having a solid post flop game against the weaker players
It would be really informative if you were to do this on ignition because after 24 hours you can see the hole cards of your hands played to see what people are actually doing without needing to showdown
Oh man, JL, you downbet the turn from $2.60 on the flop to $2.40 on the turn with A8cc - stinks of weakness, I see that live I am going to put in a raise with all of my range that isn't nutted
Hello, I am a US resident who unfortunately has only found betonline as the only option to play for real money online. Is global poker available for me to potentially play for real money/cash out? Or was this play money you are playing for? I checked out the global poker site, plus (breifly) their thread on 2+2, but am still very unclear. It seems like a place I’d prefer to play on over betonline. Could anyone maybe DM me about how I could go about playing on this site for real money?
Have you got any tips when studying the tournament masterclass? I've been taking notes and it's been great all the way up to the flop section. Now it feels like it's moving way too fast, information overload and nothing is being absorbed. I've gone from getting 95% of questions right on in the preflop section to literally 0% every time on the flop section and not digesting the information well enough..
@@PokerCoaching sorry i've had to come back to ask questions. I love learning from you until you open the range analyzer and start doing examples. Maybe I'm not as smart as I thought because I feel like you're going sooooo quickly and my brain just can't stay focused. When you're going through everything else I learn a ton. As soon as the hand examples come up - bang, I'm gone. Do you do those throughout the rest of the masterclass and if you stop at a certain point, please can you tell me where so i can skip to that part haha. i must've spent 6 or 7 hours watching you do those hand examples and taking in 1% of what you are talking about lol
I can't imagine wanting to get tricky with AA on a table full of limpers. Edit: Okay, watching how fast they fold I can imagine someone getting disgusted when everyone folds to AA.
This was extremely helpful seeing you in action. It boosted my confidence in my own game as I realized I go thru similar thought processes and would be making similar plays to you in most these spots (thanks to your teachings). I learned a few things as well (bigger turn bets especially).
Hard to know how accurate my 4bb win rate is after 40k hands at Ignition 5NL, but I feel much more solid about it now. Thank you, Jonathan!
Congrats on the 2nd place yesterday in the PokerGo $10k. When you have time, you should make a video praising Adam Hendrix for his proper hand selection in the tournament, as his decision to fold Ad9d against your KT os button shove allowed him to later call with AQ in a similar spot, and QQ again to double up against your jams. He deserves some credit for adjusting to your style, and you as well for constantly putting them under pre-flop pressure! You just need to fold a weak top pair every now and then!
as for the critics, tell me I don't get it
Everybody can tell you how to do it, they never did it
Indeed! I’m very happy for you JL! As Bum Phillips would say, “You banged on the door; next time kick the SOB in!” 😂
at around 32:00 bottom right table with the suited brunson 2 pair
on the turn when opponent checks back they caps their range at exactly one pair holding and draws (which are few)
giving you an opportunity to value bet most rivers for around 9bb
(or they're slow playing a set which saves you blinds anyway)
I'm writing this comment to say thank you! thanks to watching this channel and studying for just about a year part time, i recognized that cap right away! i wouldnt have been able to recognize it within five seconds before this past year. I struggle with turn play so it felt like a big deal.
If you do have time please analyze your Pokergo tourney, like your approach to the tourney or why you decided to play certain hands the way you did. Would love to know
Here’s the simple math on aggression pre-flop. It’s cheaper to raise or 3 bet pre then move away from it post flop if you miss & don’t c-bet than it is to limp and chase hands. Plus you’ll be seen as aggressive and can induce action from players at the proper times. Why ppl don’t understand this and just limp-call their whole stack away always makes me smh.
So you want people to stop limping and start playing sound poker?
I always look forward to these type of play and explain videos!
Oh and congratulations on the second place finish! Was rooting for you to bag it all. But the other guy was just lucky.
these videos are super helpful. Even though I enjoy playing online tournaments more than cash games, there's a lot to take away from this. Thanks and congrats on the finish in the PokerGo 10k!
Thank you so much for your time and effort. I love your mind and your teachings have elevated my game 200%
You're very welcome!
My dad reccomended me to your poker channel, for good reason. You the man!
Respect,
-DONK2
When you multi table like this, the graphics are too small to watch your video on a phone.
I like to limp re raise with premium hands and occasionally as a bluff.
Funny... I saw your name pop up playing a couple times and figured it must be someone joking around. I'm glad to see you in action. You are absolutely correct that this player pool limps a ton.
Dude these tips and sessions have helped so much
Glad to hear it!
gangsta call A2
You cannot use this strategy in online tournament no-limit games. Ext. Limp A/6, raise it 4x or more A/6 is all in. Limp with pocket 44 Raise it with A/K 10x blinds ,limper calls hits a set while you hit top pair.
I have an open limping/3bet strategy from UTG in full ring live cashgames if the game is aggressive and the players are relatively bad.
I do this for a few reasons.
- I want to see flops with small pairs that aren't good enough to raise UTG full ring, like 22 / 33 / 44 and 55. To balance this I will also do the same with AA KK QQ and AK. This protects my limping range.
- The population typically thinks that limp/3betting in EP is always nutted and will overfold so I can get value from weak holdings and when somebody does call light, I can still catch a set with my weaker holdings
- If I do bink a set with my weak holdings, in the small stakes I am going to get a double through vs somebody who has an overpair/top pair
- Small stakes players don't know how to play 3bet pots, so despite the positional disadvantage, we can make some of the deficies back up by having a solid post flop game against the weaker players
It would be really informative if you were to do this on ignition because after 24 hours you can see the hole cards of your hands played to see what people are actually doing without needing to showdown
Suited Aces?
I enjoyed this.
It's been a while since I've seen Jonathan's content. I forgot how "sometimes....maybe....I think...could be....but....if...." heavy his 'advice' is.
Oh man, JL, you downbet the turn from $2.60 on the flop to $2.40 on the turn with A8cc - stinks of weakness, I see that live I am going to put in a raise with all of my range that isn't nutted
Hello, I am a US resident who unfortunately has only found betonline as the only option to play for real money online. Is global poker available for me to potentially play for real money/cash out? Or was this play money you are playing for?
I checked out the global poker site, plus (breifly) their thread on 2+2, but am still very unclear. It seems like a place I’d prefer to play on over betonline. Could anyone maybe DM me about how I could go about playing on this site for real money?
I limp AA and KK everytime i raise ppl fold
Limpin is pimpin
Please more videos like this.
How do you beat people that limp with everything and raise-allin only with AA-Qq-kk?
What the best site to play online in Texas?
Is Global Poker a decent site Johnathan?
Decent, sure.
Have you got any tips when studying the tournament masterclass? I've been taking notes and it's been great all the way up to the flop section. Now it feels like it's moving way too fast, information overload and nothing is being absorbed. I've gone from getting 95% of questions right on in the preflop section to literally 0% every time on the flop section and not digesting the information well enough..
i've put you on 0.75x speed. helping a lot! if anyone else is struggling with the speed i'd highly recommend doing this!!
Take your time!!!
@@PokerCoaching sorry i've had to come back to ask questions. I love learning from you until you open the range analyzer and start doing examples. Maybe I'm not as smart as I thought because I feel like you're going sooooo quickly and my brain just can't stay focused. When you're going through everything else I learn a ton. As soon as the hand examples come up - bang, I'm gone. Do you do those throughout the rest of the masterclass and if you stop at a certain point, please can you tell me where so i can skip to that part haha. i must've spent 6 or 7 hours watching you do those hand examples and taking in 1% of what you are talking about lol
i feel like there's too much good information in the masterclass to give up. this is my only issue and i'm seriously struggling with it.
The part where you hace 4 tables is difficult to follow.
what is the poker site he is using for the cash game he's playing in this video?
He’s literally playing 4 games at once what the fuck
4 is not a lot...
Great content Jonathan. Would you do the same in tournaments?
Most likely.
Ur playing 4 screens i cant see what ur doing or what table ur talking about ???
4 is normal, people play up to 24 tables at once
Dear Jonathan please give me a chance and let me work for you.
Email support@pokercoaching.com letting me know how you will add value and I will consider it.
I can't imagine wanting to get tricky with AA on a table full of limpers. Edit: Okay, watching how fast they fold I can imagine someone getting disgusted when everyone folds to AA.
💯💯💯💯
JL, at 21:00 that was me against you...a pleasure to chop pot with ya :)
why do you talk so weird
Genetics.
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