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@@andyrusellthunderbrook4651 Maaaan like 15 years ago when freerolls was everywhere u was just mostly patiently waiting for strong hands and finishing at FTs of those quite easily. Today there are prolly way stronger opposition but i assume it is doable as well.
Dear JL, may be for possible for future vid - How to beat Trappy / Limpy opponents.. I always find it hard to go against these playerz :( unless I make a really good hand and 3-barrel. thank you as always
Just wanted to say - I've been trying to incorporate some of your tips recently. Used to be very poor at c-betting, had a "get to the showdown and see if you win" style. Doing a lot more c-betting and barrelling all streets with bigger %s to put my opponents under more pressure, being less splashy, targeting marginal hands etc. Today had a session where I just kept racking up chips, got nuked once set over set when I had 666 vs AA and he got there on the river - but then chipped back up to finish 2x up regardless. Quite a few weak players and targeted aggression crushed them. So thanks! Greatly value being able to consistently win small / mid pots over getting lucky with 1/2 all-ins - feels like I'm playing better poker
I've already watched this twice and am going to watch it many more times over! Why? Cause, Thanks to you I have been able to win more consistently in tournaments. Two days ago I won 1st place in a $2 tournament on Ignition for $132. And I placed 3rd Just the week prior for $75! I started with a $6 bankroll. It isn't my first time running up $10 to a couple hundred from micro stakes. But the difference now is that I can do it more consistently and cash more tournaments than before. Thank you!
@PokerCoaching I could not have done it without you! I went from losing $10 every day or every other day at $5NL to making a $10 bank roll last me about 1-3 months. And profiting! 📈 Sadly, I need to take cash out the bank roll to pay bills, but thanks to those winnings I can provide for my family. People need to stop being afraid to put in the chips! Go all in more and rip it in their faces! Don't be scared to bluff it all or bet big in spots where you HAVE to. I learned the hard way! Now I win more! Put them to the test. Sometimes you win, but sometimes you lose. It's okay to lose. Scared money don't make money
Hey Jonathan . As a non English nativesspeaker I have struggled to understand the difference between nut-range and all kinds of advantages. I would much appreciate a video explaining those
The nut advantage means based on the previous action you could still reasonably have all the best hands, also known as your having your range uncapped. The simplest example is if I raise from early position get two callers and you call on the button. I know your range is capped because you don’t have aces king‘s queens, Ace king suited , etc..
Exploiting weak, tight poker players is all about aggression. Apply pressure with frequent raises and bluffs, as they tend to fold under pressure. Use position and keep them off balance to capitalize on their overly cautious play
In other words: they don’t raise first in as wide as they suppose to. For example they don’t open hands like 97s from the button, because they think these hand are too weak.
@@Antoinette14273 So the action starts with under the gun, right? UTG can do one of three actions: call the big blind (limp), raise the big blind, or fold. If UTG chooses to fold, that means action has been folded to UTG +1. If UTG+1 chooses to fold, and the next player, and the next player, and so on, then action has folded around to, let's say, the Cutoff. So we would say action has been folded to the Cutoff.
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freerolls are a big gambling only joke i get by normal Tourneys in small Money but never by pure Gambling only Freerolls it didnt go !!!
@@andyrusellthunderbrook4651 Maaaan like 15 years ago when freerolls was everywhere u was just mostly patiently waiting for strong hands and finishing at FTs of those quite easily. Today there are prolly way stronger opposition but i assume it is doable as well.
Dear JL, may be for possible for future vid - How to beat Trappy / Limpy opponents.. I always find it hard to go against these playerz :( unless I make a really good hand and 3-barrel. thank you as always
Just wanted to say - I've been trying to incorporate some of your tips recently. Used to be very poor at c-betting, had a "get to the showdown and see if you win" style. Doing a lot more c-betting and barrelling all streets with bigger %s to put my opponents under more pressure, being less splashy, targeting marginal hands etc. Today had a session where I just kept racking up chips, got nuked once set over set when I had 666 vs AA and he got there on the river - but then chipped back up to finish 2x up regardless. Quite a few weak players and targeted aggression crushed them. So thanks!
Greatly value being able to consistently win small / mid pots over getting lucky with 1/2 all-ins - feels like I'm playing better poker
So happy the tips are paying off for you, putting the study into practice is the absolute best way to improve and you're crushing it! Keep at it! 👊
I've already watched this twice and am going to watch it many more times over! Why? Cause, Thanks to you I have been able to win more consistently in tournaments.
Two days ago I won 1st place in a $2 tournament on Ignition for $132. And I placed 3rd Just the week prior for $75! I started with a $6 bankroll.
It isn't my first time running up $10 to a couple hundred from micro stakes. But the difference now is that I can do it more consistently and cash more tournaments than before.
Thank you!
That's fantastic! Nicely done, I'm so glad the videos have been helping you and you're crushing it!
@PokerCoaching I could not have done it without you! I went from losing $10 every day or every other day at $5NL to making a $10 bank roll last me about 1-3 months. And profiting! 📈
Sadly, I need to take cash out the bank roll to pay bills, but thanks to those winnings I can provide for my family.
People need to stop being afraid to put in the chips! Go all in more and rip it in their faces! Don't be scared to bluff it all or bet big in spots where you HAVE to. I learned the hard way! Now I win more! Put them to the test.
Sometimes you win, but sometimes you lose. It's okay to lose. Scared money don't make money
THANKS Jonathan!
I Love ❤️ your videos!
You're so welcome! So glad you're enjoying them!
Jonathan do you play PLO to ?
Would be nice to see some videos :)
Hey Jonathan . As a non English nativesspeaker I have struggled to understand the difference between nut-range and all kinds of advantages. I would much appreciate a video explaining those
Just Google it, it's really not that complicated concept
The nut advantage means based on the previous action you could still reasonably have all the best hands, also known as your having your range uncapped.
The simplest example is if I raise from early position get two callers and you call on the button. I know your range is capped because you don’t have aces king‘s queens, Ace king suited , etc..
@@moneymikz excellent example, throw out some more for the guy...wink wink
I’m up over 3k over the last 2 weeks in small stakes mtts thanks to your courses
That's awesome! Nicely done Chris 👊
I think i am weak tight:(
I am a weak tight player. Watching to eval my leaks.
Exploiting weak, tight poker players is all about aggression. Apply pressure with frequent raises and bluffs, as they tend to fold under pressure. Use position and keep them off balance to capitalize on their overly cautious play
I don't understand this:
"Fold too often preflop when folded to".
Can someone explain this? Thanks in advance.
It means they're not open raising a wide enough range, especially in middle and later positions
@@toddfromwork8931 I get they fold too often preflop if raised, but "folded to"? It doesn't make sense.
@@Antoinette14273
If they are first in. It means when they do rfi, they have a stronger than usual range
In other words: they don’t raise first in as wide as they suppose to. For example they don’t open hands like 97s from the button, because they think these hand are too weak.
@@Antoinette14273 So the action starts with under the gun, right? UTG can do one of three actions: call the big blind (limp), raise the big blind, or fold. If UTG chooses to fold, that means action has been folded to UTG +1. If UTG+1 chooses to fold, and the next player, and the next player, and so on, then action has folded around to, let's say, the Cutoff. So we would say action has been folded to the Cutoff.