FIX This MISTAKE In Low Stakes Cash Games!

It’s easy to make mistakes at low stakes poker cash games that could be severely hurting your poker bankroll! In this poker video, Jonathan Little will share his expertise on how to avoid common mistakes in low stakes poker cash games. Jonathan provides valuable insights and poker strategies that can help poker players improve their game and avoid costly errors that can hurt their poker bankrolls in the short and long term.

In this live poker webinar, Jonathan will share examples of hands and will provide practical advice on topics such as playing too many poker hands, overvaluing marginal hands, bluffing excessively, and calling far too frequently.

By addressing these common pitfalls, poker players can learn how to make more profitable decisions at the poker tables and improve their overall win-rate.

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced poker player, this video will be an excellent resource for anyone looking to improve their poker skills and achieve long-term success at the poker tables.

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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[wesch]

This is so accurate. That's why I get so frustrated when people post hands on the pokercoaching discord and the coaches only point out how the people deviated away from GTO. They don't say things like "Hey you played this hand excellent and exploited your opponents weakness." No they say things like "You should have checked this turn here because what worse hands are going to call." And they completely disregard where the person says at the beginning the opponent was a LAG.

[adam]

I’ve been watching your videos for a few days now and I’ve noticed a drastic change in the number of pots I take down. I went from a straight forward player occasional bluffing with bad cards and getting the auto fold from the table to playing your tight aggression strategy and taking down lots of pots to folds and taking down much large pots when they pay me the whole way thru. Just wanted to comment and say thanks and do my part for the YouTube algorithm👍you da man, thanks again! 🤑💵💵💰💰🤑🤑

[qsdailydose]

I am +20.2k this year playing 2/5 no limit but I’m still making a ton of mistakes. It seems every time I call a river bet they are good. Nobody is bluffing! Nobody is out to get me! They just have it lol

[Dmanz]

These low stakes cash game videos are priceless, really taught me to start thinking.

[AmandaBonanzareal]

Hi Jonathan!

I know this is an old video, but you frequently ask what we would like to see, and one of the things I would like to see is an in-depth video on how to play against wide ranges.

Thanks for everything!
😍

[halostingray]

For me the #1 Mistake is not walking away from the table when I'm up substantially. I grind and the longer I go the more my Edge dulls and my decision making gets weaker.

[BigBundy]

Awesome explanation, as always Mr Little- Thank you!

[JackTFrostmusic]

Texas 1/2 standard open is always around $12to$15. I love listening to your advice, but I don’t think raising to six dollars it’s going to work in my game

[michaelmolenaar]

Thank you Jonathan :) Due to your teachings I've been able to purchase a home gym and other appliances! You are the man!

[kungallu]

REST IN PEACE MR Doyle. A true legend!

[bartzoni]

What I see in these 1/2 limit games is a standard 5x-7x open then 3-5 callers. If I 3bet, guarantee 2 callers who auto barrel and call the flop. I don't love constantly paying to be in these multiways, where opponents are firing away, don't understand the value of their hand and two pair or better tends to win.

[willinnewhaven]

The point about "the player pool in general" is valuable

[sambrightbart]

Great video with lots of helpful reminders, thank you! Something I find myself wondering with lots of your videos: How much evidence do you tend to need as a player before categorizing someone into one of the camps you mention (e.g. calls c-bets too often, or even more detailed, calls c-bets too often with marginal made hands)? If you have a HUD for online play, or you play with certain people regularly, I can see that you could build up that kind of picture over, say, 5+ sessions. But is it possible to make these assessments against an unknown player during a single game/session? You generally see very few hands go to showdown in one game so surely it would involve a lot of speculation.

[jesseFNjames]

Question, to get these reads on players in online tournaments (basically anonymous) is it necessary or super beneficial to have a HUD?

[brendonfreeman]

Jonathan: Thank you for sharing your wealth of in-depth knowledge with us students for free! You are a true philanthropist and you're making the poker world a better place. I am immensely grateful!

[realdanielpeach]

Im sure you have videos on this somewhere but how to deal with getting 5 calls with a 5x or 6x raise. It seems at 1/3 if people want to play their cards there is no amount less than 35 that will prevent them from playing.

[kbhwyqf]

When I, in LP, raise more often with a wider range, and become more aggressive, especially if i cbet on the flop, how do i avoid slow playing traps that my opponents will eventually change their strategy to? I might pick up their 10 blinds but eventually give it all back in one "slow played" hand from my opponent?

[PatrickA]

Limping after multiple limpers with low suited connectors is a big leak. I can't count the number of times i got flush over flush. I would much rather get my low suited connector heads up or fold

[nomilknosugar]

The biggest mistake I see low stakes recreational players making is not being positionally and situationally aware enough AND being far too passive. Most players want to play the same range from every position, so I make a ton of money by playing very loose and agressive from the button. Most players don't 2-bet and 3-bet nearly enough of their playable range.

[worthplayingfor]

I can't believe the editor changed it to 5bb that's wild