Learn This Postflop Strategy! [CRUSH Small Stakes Poker]

Poker professional & poker coach Jonathan Little takes you through a step-by-step guide on how to master poker postflop strategy and dominate small stakes poker games. As a poker player, understanding postflop play is crucial to your success and with Little's expert guidance, you'll learn how to make the best decisions on every street and exploit your opponents' mistakes and weaknesses.
Throughout this poker video, Little will analyze several hands from small stakes to high stakes games and demonstrate how to apply Game Theory Optimal (GTO) postflop strategies to win big pots and avoid costly mistakes. He will cover topics such as hand reading, bet sizing, board textures, and much more, giving you an in-depth understanding of how to navigate postflop situations with ease. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced poker player, this poker video is a must-watch for anyone looking to take their postflop game to the next level and crush small stakes poker.
In order to take your poker game to the next level it is vitally important you learn all the nuances of the game.
Do you know what ranges of poker hands you should be playing from each position? When should you 3-bet, call or fold? When is the right time to make a hero call or a huge bluff? Do you know how to play preflop, flop, turn & river effectively and how should your poker strategy change depending on the street? What difference does it make if you are playing multi-way vs heads-up?
#postflopstrategy #pokertips #pokerstrategy

[@stacypalermo3506]

2:39 My friend who is colorblind said he sees red and green as gray but different shades of gray depending on the darkness of the red and green. For anyone who is colorblind, the red is on the left side of the squares and green on the right. There’s a bar that has the numbers 0, 34.5, and 60 above it; left is darker red to yellow in the middle to dark green on the right. That way you can get the shades of gray that correspond with the red and green to help you see the differences. I hope that helps!

[@DragonballG.]

What a nice thing to do 👍

[@jpg7616]

Maybe helps some - but not really unless he’s zoomed to see the numbers.
Because well… how can I read the chart if I don’t know where the “left” side ends and the “right” begins?

[@theintrnationlst]

This kind of specific information is so useful! Yes, please do more.

[@douglasedward4041]

Jonathan Little is a famous Poker Player, born on December 22, 1984 in United States. As of January 9, 2023, Jonathan Little’s net worth is $5 Million. In November 2008, Little won the WPT Foxwoods World Poker Finals for his second WPT title.

[@jamsteroffthewheel4731]

Thanks, google

[@supremeleaderarmy9164]

Imagine claiming someone net worth from Google😂😂😂

[@Muhahahahaz]

Interesting… He was born only 8 days before LeBron James. What a “week” for the Earth! 😅
(I only know that because LeBron and I share the same birthday 2 years apart lol)

[@vandal280]

Love going in depth like this, great video

[@tripsix2186]

Love heuristics, great explanation of how to read solvers😊

[@aylenMM]

Thanks a lot, JL!! It was really helpful! I'd like to see more videos like this 'cause we get to know the logic behind every decision.

[@PokerCoaching]

You're welcome! So glad you've found the video helpful 👊

[@davelalor679]

This was a fantastic video!

[@ExiomTV]

I’m colorblind and inverting the colors help me differentiate the red and green on the chart

[@thornrosealex]

But what do you do if the board is Qs 7s 5h?

[@jamesjones2675]

If you want to play my Q9, you need to know what you are doing. Lol. The reason I do well with it, is because when it hits, no one expects me to have this hand. However, when you hit middle with 9 and get raised big, you gotta let it go brother.

[@tristarperfecta1061]

Well said and last night I had one of those amazing situations where all the stars lined up and I got max value for my Q9 in a nut straight

[@jamesjones2675]

@@tristarperfecta1061 it’s a beautiful thing!!!

[@lucianozaffaina9853]

55:56 Only a computer would call here with 67s. And why should A4s call and A6s fold? That's too complicated to implement and I think that top poker pros would play A4s and A6s the same way in the river

[@chefmikeankh6434]

I need to learn all this stuff for live games. I don’t like it trust online games. I think online uses bots and superbots

[@karlos417]

You still getting calling stations who keep calling just to hit a ace

[@Ichiban901]

Then sometimes an ace rolls off but most of the time it doesn't and they just call down 2 bets with bad equity

[@karlos417]

@@Ichiban901 not a sometimes on stars 😂😂

[@woolfie8766]

@@karlos417if you’re playing differently because you think that the games are rigged then you’re in a losing mindset already

[@karlos417]

@@woolfie8766 I don’t think they are rigged

[@GiuseppeCdH]

What a great chair!

[@jean-francoisbouvier8576]

Jonathan is a beast.

[@MrDumonic]

Good day sir

[@pascaldauphin7498]

Merci !!

[@danielaasheim1724]

Excellent!

[@PokerCoaching]

Thanks!

[@valentinbonchev7485]

i am constantly winning at the lowest stakes but these videos man... i feel like i dont understand anything! After i learned ranges, positions (which i still think its not that relevant, it just feels like positions aren't that important) and pot odds i feel like i cant learn antyhing more ... i dont why if any1 having same issue like me please help me to fix it

[@Muhahahahaz]

28:04 ah, yes… The famous children’s card game. Literal gambling 😂

[@royalflush8173]

If you an adult and you dont know how to add subtract multipy and divide, then you got a problem.

[@royalflush8173]

90%

[@angeliquegallegos4062]

this is sooooo hard

[@jackattackduncan]

Joe you are GTO. your undertones are harsh and for reason. respect must

[@cross-eyetime8939]

U don’t have e believe in math . Comedy gold

[@royalflush8173]

Its not like you gave to know algebra and caluculus. All the math you need os 7th grade math and 99.9% of us should know that.