5 Live Cash Game TIPS to CRUSH Small Stakes

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Title	:	5 Live Cash Game TIPS to CRUSH Small Stakes
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What strategy from this video are you most excited to use at your next live poker cash game?
Comment from : Jonathan Little - Poker Coaching

Opening to $6 live with players to go behind you is a losing strategy Not only do you lose value you play against 5 opponents out of position with a hand that hates being 5 way
Comment from : Jacob Montgomery

Bet 120
Comment from : Michalis Hadjineofytou

I was talking to my friend who plays poker every so often for fun and he said my strategy takes the fun out of poker I look at poker as my job, I do well and I dont need to get a real job with a boss and listen to people I cant standscrew that, I do what I want when I want and poker is the reason It started out as fun and when I realized I can do this and make better money than doctors I started reading poker books on strategy and learning pot odds I got hooked
Comment from : Shane Mclane

On KhTh6d7d (with KsQc) I can see a lot of (my) opponents fold even KJ if I make it 120 And if they call I cannot overbet again (and should not even bet) on the river since at this time they either have KT+ or a missed draw brI agree though that the turn should see a substantial bet - say pot - and the weird part is that I can see even an All-In getting called here by many hands (huge draws, Kx and, of course, two-pair or better) whereas the 120 bet would scare my opponents Kx
Comment from : tom4321

Thanks you
Comment from : Phillip On

in my games the standard raise preflop is like 10-15 big blinds so vetting 35 is basically a limp what should i do?
Comment from : Goldskull

I won a large pot the other day It's a $1/$3 NL game where $5 is the minimum to call 9 players I was on the button and limped in with 9Ao 5 players called The flop was K 9 6 rainbow and it checked around The turn was a 9 and someone put out $25 and one other player called I raised to $60 and one player called me The river showed an A, giving me a full house My opponent bet $150 and I called He still had another $100 or so behind him and so did I I didn't put him all in though perhaps I should have Only KK and AA could have beaten me and it seemed unlikely he would have either based on his play throughout the hand
Comment from : Greg Zawaski

30
Comment from : Brandon

Why not 3bet if BB or button? cuz I close action?
Comment from : Stan Smith

King Jackoff Suit
Comment from : Mighty Thoth

And they do take rake I don't know what this guy's talking about but they do take rake before the
Comment from : mark wolovetz

I play 1/3 here in Canada, and max is $500 which everybody buys in for that, and almost every pot here is raised and the winner will win over $200, it’s a hard game as it gets really aggressive
Comment from : Tim Gym

Pausing at 10:42 to say what I would do I would make a half-pot sized bet My opponent will probably assume I hit my flush draw The most I would put them on is a top pair, set, or maybe two pair If they call or reraise I’m going to be thinking they have the flush, or perhaps they have the ace of clubs hoping to catch their flush on the river
Comment from : JasonRulesUDont

Great video, thank you very much
Comment from : 123 fishing and exploring with Thai USA

The BEST Poker Mentor !brThanks J L
Comment from : triplux9000

Limping and reraising or trapping with a strong hand is definitely a play sometimes
Comment from : Zuelo

i play 1/3 live and the opening sizes are so large minimum 12 or 4bb or the whole table calls even $20 will get 2-3 callers
Comment from : Brad Cameron