How To CRUSH Aggressive Poker Players!

In this live poker webinar, I am going to teach you how to crush aggressive players at the poker table! If you've ever struggled against poker players who are constantly raising, bluffing, and putting extreme pressure on you, this poker lesson is for you!

I am going to show you how to identify aggressive players and their tendencies. I’ll give you specific poker strategies to help spot their weaknesses and how to take advantage of their aggressive style.

I’ll also teach you how to use aggression against aggressive players. I’ll show you how to take control of the pot and force your opponents to make tough decisions, even when they have a strong poker hand.

You will have to widen your calling range and often you should let them lead the betting when you have a value hand as a lot of aggressive poker players hate to give up and will continue to bluff or overvalue their marginal made hands!

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, these poker strategies will help you to dominate aggressive players and win more money at the poker table. So if you're ready to take your poker game to the next level, be sure to watch this poker video!

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[brentthomas]

Caught a rec over valuing his hands other day i.e. huge bets w top pair, some two pairs, middling str8's and flushes. I had to wait several hours but finally stacked him. 3rd place in a 150 buy in 84 players. I adjusted my small blind play using Jonathan's coaching, very good results. Thanks Jonathan!

[markcummings]

I used to hate playing loose aggressive players but now I quite enjoy playing them and embrace the variance they bring to the tables. You have to tweak your ranges to exploit theirs, be prepared to call down a bit thinner than usual as they have so much junk in their range. Great stuff as always Jonathan.

[nhnhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh]

Jonathan is the best poker content creator alive. Studying this video alone will skyrocket your win rate. I went from a losing 1/2 player to a 2/5 crusher in 2 months of studying his content. I’m moving up to 5/10 once I get a bankroll

[DynamicMateTV]

Thanks for these! I feel like once you learn more about your opponent (with respect to what you say here) you begin to build 'intuition' that helps you 'sense' when you're winning or losing. Definitely makes the game more fun :)

[PhilosophyProf]

Is that the Yeti mic? Sounds just like mine. I find if I turn the gain down a bit, it sounds less sharp/echo-y. Awesome video.

[gunsup]

i use the app (free) at the table when in doubt. i now play a lot wider in the middle and less Ax. its been tough playing the maniacs but generally it helps against rec players

[DarkKnightofThrones]

Can I just tell you...I love how you respond to stupid questions. Tell them I said to stay out of the chat, pay attention, and take some notes! You, your coaches, these vids, your website...all have made my game better! THANK YOU!

[PantsAtPoker]

Sound is perfect... what you all on about. Turn your volume up guys!

[Ricky_B]

I was playing in a 1, 3 game and I had the winning hand a good portion of the time the player to the left of me asked, why didn't you bet, my reply was, he was betting for me.

[fredsmit]

Thanks for the video! One recommendation would be to use 100BB examples (minimum) so that cash players can also benefit. In the cash games that I play people know better than to play 40 BB deep.

[bjccounter]

Was playing against a player like this. This player had about a 4k stack when I sat down. He left a few hundred only after 2x buy in 1k each when I was in. Called him down with pocket 2s and he was so mad when I showed him.

[danielvandici]

Mr.Johnaton always explain as it's best, but let me tell you .. the first 12 mins from the video, just mind blowing ! 😳

[MrJoosebawkz]

that’s interesting I (compsci dropout) was talking to my friend (working really good comp scientist/engineer) about usimg hand histories compared w gto to make some kind of hybrid machine learning bot that would teach u how to play max EV given certain stake levels’ common mistakes. He didn’t think it would be possible (imo bc he was thinking about poker more like chess or league of legends or something) but this kind of vindicates me. Now if only i could afford millions of online hand histories and consistent solver use…

[BlackFrostmourn]

Sounds not working until 12 minutes in Mr.Jon

[Williy_Nilly]

I installed the app but it would not accept my password. After a dozen attempts I just gave up and uninstalled it.

[zeus.]

To give me and idea of the influence of stack depth, hypothetically what would be a reasonable BTN RFI range 10000bb deep, and how large would the raise be?

[cheflev]

I fell into this “aggressive” play style my last cash game where I noticed everyone at the table limping in out of position. I started experimenting with a 3 bet sizing that would induce folds. It worked for a couple of hands. Mind you my range was tight and I got good cards preflop and hit post flop. I got a showdown or two and won. All good, then I continued this strategy for too long. My hands preflop were still great and I continued 3 betting every time. They started calling and I started missing the flop, and before I new it I was bleeding too much money preflop and folding too many hands on the turn and river because they would just check call 3-4 ways into the flop. I know this sounds like a beginner mistake but what adjustment can I make? Should I continue 3 betting on every good preflop hand (tight range) especially if it’s a streak of good cards?

[nhnhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh]

When’s the advanced cash game masterclass coming? 😉 Also maybe a short in-depth using piosolver to study course?

[micarobles]

I'm now a premium member, loving it.Tks coach's

[Dylanlang]

So if I am this agresive guy everyone is after how do i take advantage of this? Cause it works from start til someone do this thing You are teaching out. 😂