3 MISTAKES To AVOID With Ace King!
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In this live poker webinar Jonathan Little will teach you 3 key mistakes to avoid with ace king!
If you're an avid poker player, you'll know that Ace King (AK) is a powerful starting poker hand, but playing it can be tricky. In this video, Jonathan will teach you 3 common mistakes that poker players make with Ace King and how to avoid them. He will cover the most typical situations you'll encounter with AK and how to navigate them correctly. With these poker tips and poker strategies, you'll be able to maximize your profits with this premium starting hand and avoid costly mistakes.
In poker, Ace-King, commonly known as Big Slick, is one of the strongest starting hands. However, even the best starting poker hand can turn into a disaster if not played correctly. That's why in this video, Jonathan will talk about the 3 common mistakes that players make with Ace-King and how to avoid making them.
In this poker video, you’ll learn the tips and strategies you need to avoid making common mistakes when playing Ace-King. You'll learn when to play it aggressively and when to fold it, how to recognize different situations, and how to adjust your play style to maximize your winnings. With this knowledge, you'll be able to play Ace-King more effectively and become a more successful winning poker player.
So, whether you're a beginner poker player or a regular player, don't miss out on this video and learn how to play Ace King like a poker professional!
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Why those r just cooler hands that ur going broke 100%
I'm seeing a lot now that people are just ripping it all in with AK regardless of previous action or effective stack sizes.
what do u mean bu previous action?
@@delainisterlike if utg open utg+1 rerais and you are in the hj to decide
They want easy decisions!! So they torch equity so that they don't make a big mistake later... but they already did!
@@PokerCoaching dang.. yeah I’m guilty of that.. I shove thinking I have a good hand regardless but wouldn’t mind them all folding. It releases my tension of what ifs on making decisions after flop, turn or River.
Might as well. Complete and total game of luck anyway. Why not?
One of the best things I learned from this channel is to realize equity on the flop and not get cute with it. I have top pair top kicker I just bet 3/4 pot, pot or more. It’s polarizing and straightforward with the goal of not allowing my opponent to outdraw me.
Also the AK diamonds in the tournament example where hero raised to 2k. That preflop bet sizing is too small. I would have gone with a 3 bet or more. The goal is to eliminate players with junk and pressure the BB especially when the blinds are larger deeper intro the tournament.
BTW, this vid really confirmed to me that I have been playing my Ak for the most part correctly and now I know where I wasnt. Thank you so much. I do love your vids, etc.
Honestly as a former Las Vegas resident and weekend poker with buddies guy... I play A K about 30% of the time. I just don't think it is as strong a hand as most people think it is..... Then again if I've been drinking I AM the idiot that goes all in before the flop on Deuce Seven so what the fuck do I know!🤣
Very good analysis and explanation , but please slow down your speech and lower the pitch. I'm sure your brain is working much faster than your mouth. However, speaking very fast in a high pitch then pausing is very annoying to listen to. Especially if you realize that many of us us have hearing aids or limits due to military service or manufacturing jobs.
This is meant as serious positive suggestion.
Listen to your own tapes or have your father or uncle listen.
I’m doing a thought experiment as I watch this. I’m pretending I have AA instead of the AK, after all we have a range, right? These are bad spots for AA, too, so far…
I don't mind a flop bet if it's heads up, and the turn is a great card to barrel, but hero butchered this hand badly multiway.
If you c bet ak with position, you may get the next 2 cards for free. Aka see all 5 cards. Opinions????
I struggle so much listening to this guy. Can you just talk normally without speeding up and slowing down, with weird pauses unnecessarily!
I can recall only a small handful of times a shove w/ AK worked out. One of which flopped A A A and I got so excited I hit fold by accident 😳
OMG, lol
😂😂😂😂 good GTO play. Balancing your fold, call and raising ranges.
@Rishab Rege yeah, if ish like that don't keep 'em guessin' nuthin' will
So you were all in and somehow folded on the flop? Sounds like a made up story
@@dylanh6478 YES, IT HAS HAPPENED. WRONG PRESS BUTTON AND STRAIGHT PUNKING YOU ALL THE TIME WHEN YOU CANT READ THE BOARD WHEN PLAYING MULTIPLE TABLES AT ONCE.
FLUSH ALSO GET TO YOU BUT AT LEAST YOU CAN SEE THREE OF THEM.
FOR COOLER YOU HAVE TO SEE AT LEAST 2 AND GO BASED ON THE BET SIZE.
NOW ONLINE YOU GET 3 SUITS IN A ROW AND NOTHING CAN BE DONE ABOUT IT. THAT WILL COMPLETELY TAKE AWAY WHATEVER STRATEGY YOU HAVE. AS SUCH THERE IS NO SHUFFLE IN COMPUTER AS IT IS JUST PICK BASED ON RANDOM GENERATOR.
NOW THEY HAVE AUTOMATIC SHUFFLE TO AVOID THIS 3 OR 4 IN A ROW OF SAME SUIT. THAT MEANS THE SHUFFLE WAS BAD OUT OF 13, IF 3 COME IN A ROW ON TOP OF WHAT OTHERS HAVE THEN IT IS A PROBLEM.
THIS IS VERY RAMPANT ONLINE. I DONT KNOW HOW IT IS LIVE. BECAUSE OF HUMAN SHUFFLE IT MAY NOT BE THIS RAMPANT. ALSO THEY BURN THE TOP CARD AND IF IT HAD AN ACE BY CHANCE IT IS GONE.
ANOTHER SOLUTION LET SHUFFLE BE AUTOMATIC AND MACHINE BE THE DEALER. WHEN IT BUTTON COMES UP IT WILL CALL FLOP AND TURN WITHOUT BURNING THE TOP CARD.
LIKE DEALER IS THE MACHINE. SO THIS SHUFFLING IS AVOIDED.
THE WRONG BUTTON PRESS COULD BE A REAL STORY AND IT HAS HAPPENED TO ME MANY TIMES IN MERE 3 MONTHS OF PLAYING BASIC POKER.
Fold be done with it move on with your life 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 great advice
Jonathan, at 26:26 you’re explaining if BB leads LARGE (polar), blocking flushes is important. 100% agree calling with some blockers like mentioned (AxKQJd)HOWEVER, you also mentioned holding AdKx and in my head, I see holding Ad as a negative blocking the Ad bluff. Is there a flip side I’m missing here?
If you 4bet with K6s and they 5bet you have to let it go?
i see ppl boat AK allways like it is AA and lose lol
Me and my friends call AK the never hitting hand. It gives players a ton of false confidence and i cant tell yoy how many times ive seen it lose to a bs pocket pair. AK is great if you preraise a little, and see an A, K, straight or flush potential on the flop. If i see the flop and its not favorable, i have no trouble folding IMMEDIATELY
I disagree that you check the flop, there’s less than a 20% chance anyone has a 7
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I had the craziest AK hand on Friday night. 1/3 nlh. I had a tiny bit over $500 in my stack. I'm the CO and have AhKh. A new player just sat down in the bb. There are a couple of limps when it gets to me. I bet $15. The bb 3 bets to $55. Folds to me and I elect to 4 bet to $180. Then the bb rips it for $500 effective. If it was AKo im just calling his 3 bet. But its suited. So I make the call. The board runs out QT829. No flush draws. I'm thinking I'm dead. The bb is waiting for me to table my hand and I point out that he was the one who went all in so he has to show first. He announces he has 6 high. I'm thinking it has to be a slow roll. Maybe he has 66. So I say "I want to see your hand before I table mine. I don't want to be slow rolled." So he gives up and shows 56o. I couldn't believe it. I won an all in pot with A high.
Thanks for the great videos! Just discovered you today and appreciate your deep dive analysis.
Are we absolutely sure that AK with no diamond is a call on this river? Our opponent can have A2/A9, all combos of 87, and most flushes. Do we really think that our opponent is betting AT or A8 for value here often enough that we are good 25% of the time? What are the bluffs? 74? 76? Our opponent can't be floating naked Kd on the flop can he? I would much rather call AcJd than AcKs.
Jonathan I’ve been watching your videos and bought your Mastering Small Stakes book. I cashed at Caesars in the $150 game! I haven’t cashed in SO long! I’ve also gotten better at letting the bad beats roll off based on your teachings. Last trip to Vegas I was the fish- no more.
When betting…. Always ask yourself who’s going to call you? Too often ppl bet when the only calls they’re going to get crush you
The strategy to win poker is easy if you bet on Aces, play all Ace and face + the 10, limp in with queens or lower pocket pair, raise with KK, AA, or AK. Bet on your aces as a high card bet, if its a flush or straight chance to then raise your bet accordingly.
AK IS NO BIG DEAL. YOU ARE GONNA WIN BIG OR TOTALLY MISS FLOP/TURN/RIVER. WHEN YOU MISS YOU TRY TO BLUFF AND MANY TIMES YOU CANT GO INN OR CALL FACING A HUGE EARLY RAISE FROM FOLKS.
THE BLUFF HAS TO BE SUBSTANTIAL AND YOU MIGHT LOSE MOST OF YOUR STACK,AS GUY WITH BETTER WILL MAKE A CALL.
BEST IS FOLD AND DONT BET AT ALL AND SAVE THAT MONEY FOR NEXT HANDS( IS THAT POSSIBLE?)
YOU CANT PLAY IT AT ALL IF SOMEBODY HAS ALREADY PUT 10 TIMES POT SIZE OR HAS GONE ALL INN.
AA IS BETTER IN THAT REGARD. AK/AK ALL PURE LUCK IF YOU DONT HIT ONE OF THE PAIR THERE.
It’s common sense. Today I was playing a casino cash game guy who didn’t raise pre once in the two hours I was playing raised I folded AK off pre to his raise. He had AA. And the flop came A rag rag. Was mad then I was happy.
On these Kt528 runouts - with double FD, are K9 and K7 better calls than KQ bc block str8 draw bluffs (AQds) QJ/ J9 ... i guess KQ value bets river and we fold a chop, and we beat KJ - but does KJ go 3 streets?
I used to play AK and a lot of hands bad, just like these examples. I look back and cringe at the money I used to light on fire. You, Doug Polk, and Assassinato really made the biggest differences in changing my game more towards a GTO based approach and my results have vastly improved.
I hate A-K! It's not a hand until you hit and ... it's usually obvious you have it so you have difficulty printing $
I mean I went all in and with AKs and opponent had AA. I guess I could have known better?
I just won a big pot when I was holding QQ and my opponent ripped it in with AK preflop lol
Hard to watch when you talk in such a halting way. Like you have a hard stop at the end of most sentences. Hard to follow
I would absolutely check that T-7-7 flop 3-handed with A-K!!!
The only thing about the way Jonathan would play most of these hands are they are hugely exploitable?
It’s suicidal to c bet ak con that flop with no back door and with people behind you
I still cant believe that you are supposed to fold AQo to a single 3bet from the BB
Lol this person can't play at all please come set at the tables please please. Thank you sir for helping people not to get rocked at the tables 😂
Getting mad at that hand shows you got a couple more years of playing to get past that fish mentality.
That was a great video it was really helpful thx and keep up the great work and thumbs up 👍
you should be winning every game, you know it all, guess not, lol
I lose more with AJ than any other Ax... in tournaments... 😂
What do they call a poker players favorite hand again????
The best way to well with any hand is to never always do one thing
AK is my favorite hand in deep stack NL ($5/10 game or bigger with $8,000 or more) ... to me it is the most flexible of all holdings, thinking about each street, and often going to the river with it
It's insanely strong when played properly, especially when villain hits an ace with lower kicker and is a calling station ;)
THANKS FOR THE 5 FREE DAYS!
Ok, this confirms that my AKs I lost tonight was in fact a bad beat. Playing 1/2 NL holdem, my first hand at the table is AK spades. I 3 bet pre in the CO, action folds to +1. He calls. Flop comes A-10-6 rainbow. I lead for half pot, he calls. Turn is ace of hearts, 2 hearts on board now. I bet pot (around 100). He calls. River is a 5 of hearts, backdoor flush gets there but find it very hard to place UTG on a draw. he has only $40 behind and I jam on him. HE SHOWS 4 6 OF HEARTS. He was calling all streets with 6 high and a backdoor draw. Like, should I ever be backing off on the river with top trips??????????????? How the hell does he get there. Oh well, I ran it back up and left positive $200 like I alwyas do.
The old walking back to Houston
I see your videos are constantly being recommended to me, youtube even autoplays them. The thing is, there's no fucking way I'm watching a 50 minute video on "3 things not to do with X", when those things could be said in 3 minutes. I'm not looking around for the actual content either, I'm just going to leave and find the same information elsewhere if I care enough.
Please make shorter videos.
BIGGEST example of Donk Poker with Ace/King vs an Elite Cash Game player was during the Hustler Casino Live between King Burro😂 Wesley who had Ace/King VS Tom Dwan who had Queens!!🤣
I came SO Close to Torching my stack preflop at the Casino yesterday. I was up against AA. The little voice in the back of my head stopped me. No One Four bets in 1-3 without at least KK and 9/10 times it's AA. A few hands later the villain doubled me up in a 1100$ pot when I had KK. Patients Pays Off..
Also known as the parking lot hand
If no pair then just Ace high
1. Overplaying the hand
2. Overplaying the hand
3. Thinking you actually got something with this unreliable unpaired piece of trash hand
Obviously, a fishy player sending in that vid. Does the man watch your video's, Jonathan? Doesn't look like it!
Anyway, the most basic blunder I am seeing as well, is this person not doing the basic math, pot odds aside.
So he has 3 aces, 3 kings and 4 Q''s left. 10 outs x 2 on the river is only an 8% chance at a gutter (giving him a straight), and 20%, overall, 1 in 5 chance to get ANY card that MIGHT help, or will help. Pots odds? Let's not even go there in this hand as they are absolute shite, not in favor of hero.
The sender of this vid should (at the very least) learn the rule of 4 and 2, no?
AK is always tricky. I am VERY cautious with this hand because personally I rarely flop top pair with this hand. Most times the flop doesn't help me. Situationally as you say, Jonathan, you can three-bet in position, occasionally when out of position knowing your opponent's tendencies, and ranges. Even still I proceed cautiously as you suggest, folding in places many a fish with continue playing.
Good vid. I think you're spot on Jonathan, even though you'd have people disagreeing. I listen to coaches with STATS to back their material. I wouldn't want to play you heads up. Ha ha. I would though! If you're going to WSOP this month I may see you at the tables. Hope to shake your hand as well. Thanks for your gifts! Good material.
In a 1/2 cash game where everyone likes to limp but they will almost always call a 3x bet ($6) if they would limp. How much bigger should I bump my raise value?
For LJ open vs BB 3-bet 100BB scenario, not 4-betting KK (or only 10% frequency or whatever) seems pretty absurd. Can someone explain the rationale for that? Surely if we 4-bet KK and get called we're way ahead of the BB flatting range??? And for 100BB don't we just call it off with KK against a jam?
So if you have a good hand just go all in
Won't soon forget a hand from early in a 2500 at the WSOP a few years back.
Effective stacks 200 bigs, player opens from the cutoff, button three-bets, they eventually get it in. CO had AK, button QQ.
Can you barrel on disconnected medium/low boards to represent overpairs? Like we can fold out 2nd or even top pair bad kicker on like a 825r board if we are the preflop raiser or 3 better because we are going to have all the TT+. This is sound logic? Also on boards that turn into 3 of one suit, like Ah5h4c9h. Do we need not need protection from single heart holdings if we hold AK no heart. Or what if the board is AhKh4c9h?. Lastly, if we do hold some back door draws, does it make sense to barrel then turn our hand into a bluff?
EXCELLENT VIDEO. MASTERY OF PLAYING THESE HANDS: AK,AQ,AJ,KQ,KJ TAKES SERIOUS SKILLS. JUST GOING ALL INN IS EASY BUT ANYTHING ELSE GETS VERY TOUGH AS YOU SEE HERE.
On the AJ6 flop we should be continuation betting with all our hands because we have a range advantage compared to the BB. And whenever your betting frequency is high you should look to keep the bet amounts low. You should increase your bet percentage when the frequency of your betting drops. So on this board, a 30%-35% bet amount is where you want to be. If the flop was A67 then your bet frequency would drop because the board is starting to favour the bb and so out betting amount should increase to betting 50% pot. A board like 965 would be even worse for us and our frequency would drop even more so when we did choose to get we would use a 75% pot size. That’s how gto determines bet sizing… it’s related to how frequently you bet which is based on if you have the range or nut advantage
#1: Absolutely not!
#2: Absolutely not!
#3: Abso-frickkin-lutely on the flop, but certainly not on the turn. Play pot-control when the 3rd club pops off.
#4: Same as #3. Not sure what I'd do on the river though.
#5: Bet on all 3 streets. Massive missed value on the river.
#6: Large bets on flop and turn. Could go either way on the river, since there is already so much $$ in the pot.
Online so many will shove AQ AJ all suited aces as well as almost any pair that online I think you have to be willing to go with AK unless you know the player you are against doesn’t play like this.
All those guys in Twitchchat making fun of the hand that is shown - same people who get every "would you bet or check?" spot wrong 🤣 Ego is big in this one
Anyone watching these, listen close and try your hardest to play as close to how JL advises, this will crush almost all live games at any stakes and will be a winner in every game online. Great stuff JL
I cant watch this guy … hes talling too much about tourbaments and i dont give a single SHYTE about tournament poker!
@@tiagomota4734 NONSENSE. FOOL, HE IS DAMN GOOD IN CASH GAMES TOO. READ HIS BOOK.
YOU NEED AN HOUR TO GO THROUGH EACH PAIR PRE-FLOP EVERY SCENARIO: THAT IS 169 HOURS FOR BASIC HANDS ON TOP IF YOU KNOW GTO RANGES GIVE IT ANOTHER 169. SO YOU NEED CLOSE TO 400 HOURS TO GET THROUGH PRE-FLOP IN ALL POSITION*4=2400 HOURS!
AFTER THAT ADD 1000 HOURS EACH FOR TURN,RIVER. SO THAT IS 4000 TO 5000 HOURS OF STUDY BEFORE YOU GET DAMN GOOD AT IT.
HE HAS TO TALK AS THERE IS SO MUCH TO DISCUSS. ARTICLES BY OTHERS ARE ALSO EXHAUSTIVE.
NOBODY IS FORCING TO LISTEN TO HIM. HE HAS EARNED 10 MIL FOR A REASON AND THAT TOO WHEN QUITE YOUNG.
MAKE NO MISTAKE, HE IS SOME PLAYER.
I would love to pleay with those players in the first and second hand. Me: I had the nuts in hand 2 and the guy is shovelling money in! Hmmm I call. He's dead. Great
Got owned in a small stakes game over the weekend because these players call 3bets out of position with ATo and think they have the nuts when they hit their Ace 😂
Damn it, Jonathan! I originally thought check/fold with the first AK hand, but then, i thought I would actually bet/fold sometimes against weaker players, or some with scared money. Then, youre like, "easy C/F, and I was like, "I was right in the first place!" 😂
3:43 Why would 76s be a call but 98s and 87s be a fold when they’re all suited but 76 has lower cards?
love your videos. any difference between 1-3 and 5-10 in these examples
Yes, big bet half pot
It does need credit card and still charges 29 from 58 total , it's bs advertising guys
your audio is low, fix
Just ran into AA with my Ak off your right 💯 dont just go all in because everyone else does online
I’m halfway through and I made the correct choices, AK is a hand I hate getting raised by after I’ve 3-bet.
I like those two examples in the third mistake. I understand the concept of Stack to Pot Ratio, but I don’t know a way to keep it in mind the whole time. I’ll forget the pot size while I’m playing. Are there any things to do to keep track of this easily?
play online or take notes
Sucks to suck
best to remember it street by street and round it in your head to simplify it. If your heads up and raised $20 pf, $30 on the flop, $50 on the turn and $100 on the river, you have invested $200, now multiply this x2 since there is only 1 other player in the pot and you have a pot of $400; if you've only got $475 in ur remaining stack, ur spr is roughly
1.2 : 1
Johnathon , TY very much for making this free for a few days, this gave me the chance to check it out and see what’s available. This video alone is worth a lot to rec players. I will be joining, I just have to see what package is best for me. Thanks Again
Is there an email address where I can ask you a couple of questions b4 joining ?
8:28 Check. We have a weak draw against two opponents who have better range connectivity with the flop. Just try and realize your equity by seeing a free turn.
I'm in here again
Just joined channel will watch video hopefully will learn some stuff 🎉❤
Wish I watched this 3 days ago! 2 days on 2x of poker coaching premium will do though 🎉 thanks guys
Jonathan! If my bankroll is short should I play tighter if I don’t want to move down lol
A 50 minute video on 3 things? No thanks
around 17 minutes / topic only. Which is good I think
Example at 20 minutes. Would all in on the flop be the right play?
Is it too late to use free access? Being overseas you always the middle of the night when these go up? 🙏🙏
Never missing a spot to reference Robbi’s hand xd Nice thumbnail and lesson coach.
does all this applies to tournaments as well?
There is not much of a difference in play cash vs tourney .
Bet big
Check
Check
Yea stop going all in with AK off or Suited lol simple
Fold
Fold
34:30 If they check/jam the turn GTO says to call, right?
I feel like this video was made specifically for me😆
I don't think the last hand is all that thin. I think you win far more than you lose there.
Thanks for the teaching I knew I made a mistake now. UTG limp and I raise on the button with AK off, he reraise me, knowing he might have pocket 10 up, I go all in cause I prefer a flip than 2 to 1 underdog at flop, he end up having QQ and I lost the all in. Now I know I shouldn’t go all in yesterday and see the flop it’s better
If you were in a tournament with under 20-30bb you made the right shove. You need more context to the situation. If the flop came A, you weren't gaining any value post flop and won the flip for a double up.