How To CRUSH Passive Poker Players!

Learning how to crush passive poker players will help increase your win rate drastically at the poker tables. It's time to take control of the game and exploit their passive playing style by hitting them with controlled aggression! Learn how in this live poker webinar from Jonathan Little.

Whether you're a beginner poker player or a professional poker player, this live video is packed with valuable insights and poker strategies that will help you CRUSH passive players at the tables.

Watch along as Jonathan Little guides you through various poker hands, illustrating how to recognize and exploit common passive player traits. Discover the power of aggression, learn how to get calls from losing hands, and also force your passive opponents into folding winning hands!

This live poker video will help you turn your opponents’ passive poker play into pure profit for you. Learn this key poker strategy right here, right now, and start dominating the poker tables today!

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?

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[thedspenguin]

I think many people won't realize how much of a golden nugget this one was... the thought process behind some betting decisions.. awesome. as always, thank you.

[kaisaarnio]

Jonathan Little poker webinars, pure gold. And thats it.

[francescoiadicicco]

I'm very aggressive against passive players, but you made me discover that I miss a big chunk of raising hands (the right part of the chart) from the button! I mean...63s??? Wow I need to work on it 😮
Still watching and I realize this video is gold ❤❤❤

[anthonyrojas]

This really is something I forget a lot and often, but such important advice. So true, you're basically printing money when BB player is usually check-folding flop

[michaelswan]

Jonathan youre kicking ass big time, man. we appreciate what you do a lot. Dont ever forget it

[Joe_McGee]

Looking forward to seeing your high quality vlogs, merch, and music. Btw, I really liked your "inside the mind of a poker pro" content.

[DeliceProductions]

I'm fairly new to poker. Well to learning how poker really works and in the last example I can't help to be annoyed by the fact to not know what he had while I have a decent / good hand. Gotta learn that. Even in this example I feel like he's bluffing because he's already so invested in the hand.

Gotta learn alot tho. Did get to 2 final tables already this week. At +400€ in the first two weeks of grinding small stakes.

Im also trash at cash games because of above mentioned annoyed feeling.

[Egoinpokeregobroke]

is the clear the charts also possible on the website? Because on the phone it works but haven't figured out how it works on my laptop. Thanks for any help. And I really really appreciate you Jonathan!

[johnmar]

My solver tells me to raise 28% for CO/BTN 42%. your range is a little more aggressive.

[zachexum]

Genuine question why play tighter with ante and rake? Is it because people should be 3 betting more often? I would think with a rake (assuming a pot won preflop is not raked) and ante, which is dead money, you’d be more incentivized to raise a larger range of hands to take the pot down preflop.

[AtomicAndi]

I crush as long as its 6handed or less. As soon as the critical mass is reached and 4 see the flop, it becomes a wait for value grind - or does it?

[MrJackOfAllTraits]

Just the other day I flopped a set of 5's in position against a nit and I bet flop, turn, and river but they raised me on the river after runner runner diamonds and four cards to the flush. They only min raised me and I mucked it. They show they had ace of diamonds. These types of players you truly can read like a book.

[maddenfootball]

if English is your 3rd language, what are your other 2? (just curious)

[andrejsv]

Where did you get those BTN 80bb RFI ranges? GTO suggest tighter ranges...

[CJ-uulk]

😂 English is my 3rd language! Poker EV is my first!

[ricksaelee]

At casino I play 1/3 buy in $300.
On mind big blinds.i got whole table limps on big I make it 18 dollars they all call.
I don't understand how they play poker that way.

[everestcheats]

"Crush the nits!" is t-shit worthy

[cr]

Why not just check the river? Straight and flush got there. By betting you give them a chance to bluff. Just brainstorming here.. I have no credentials that hold any weight but I'd be checking that river on the bet and be content on either winning what's in the pot or losing to the better hand

[rodstone]

6:45 is English really your third language? Lol

[PunkterRemodel]

Every time I raise 95 everyone calls me down with k2