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Jonathan Little plays a monster session on PokerStars. Today he brings you part 5 of a 10 part series of different tournaments with buy-ins from $36 up to $5,000.
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#1
Konti23, 10 Jan 10 10:55
Viel Spaß mit dem Video!#2
antiflag234, 10 Jan 10 13:01
min14: checking-behind AA TR, don`t U think U should protect, because of all the possible draws?!and these draws will probably give U vallue on the turn!!?
SeRS thx for responding
#3
troubler, 10 Jan 10 13:28
сильно!#4
Sequeezer, 10 Jan 10 15:31
hey Jon, saw u at one 20$ DoN table of mine a few days ago, were u just bored or do u plan to make a DoN Video? ;)#5
Schwoicha, 10 Jan 10 15:38
good stuff!and fun to watch also :)
#6
OnEoFaKinD89, 10 Jan 10 15:58
*lol* "poor guy, i probably took his lunch money" - tournaments are fun, if u hit like a god ;)nice video
#7
wool85, 10 Jan 10 17:41
37:45 honestly I hate your rivercall with K8. As you said, you don't beat anything (maybe except 88-JJ).33:15 you snapcalled. I have to say that I thought of squeezing in that spot vs CO+BU. Which hands would you think you'd squeeze there?
I've seen in this part, that I definitely have to think out of the box way more. Like I wouldn't have done any of your overpushes on the river.
Good job
#8
wool85, 10 Jan 10 17:42
*sry, 66-JJ on the first hand#9
aciddrop, 11 Jan 10 02:12
The only play I didn't like was quite early on, where you bluffed into an ugly board, and lost to the 2pair AQ. It didn't seem like a spot to me where you needed to do anything except cbet, fold to resistance. Your stack was decent.#10
Kaitz20, 11 Jan 10 11:02
very good video.Since I´m going to play EPT Berlin at March, maybe do you have some suggestions how to play against really though competition or how in general is playing these big events.
Liked your bluff with Kx against AQ I think he would have folded, since every draw got there and he´d only beat complete bluff, just unlucky river
#11
Orator001, 11 Jan 10 11:20
Играет он конечно сильно. Но вот в турнире за 215 баксов ему прет, как фишу:))) Выложите продолжение плизз:)#12
AcesBreaker, 11 Jan 10 15:05
wow you played with Elky on your top left table :-D#13
mandeltree, 12 Jan 10 06:20
lol@the hand against ragen70 thats one of thoose hands where u just go with ur gut and end up beeing totally wrong, u probably didnt knew who ragen70 is ;-)#14
CBFunk, 13 Jan 10 07:25
JonathanLittle can´t post at the moment so I will post for him what he told me:"For big live mtts with tough players, it is usually best to just play a standard tight, aggressive game, that way the laggier good players cant take too much advantage of you. However, in EPTs, lots of online players qualify, so if you find yourself at a table full of random players, which probably isnt too uncommon, dont be scared to get in there and gamble. Good luck"
#15
Aristoq1, 14 Jan 10 01:43
yeah, ragen70 won a very very big one...hopefully u´ll get far in the 200$ game, i would appreciate to c more of that one
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MikeVartanov, 14 Jan 10 17:54
у него на компе тема для виндовс 7 ?#17
label55, 17 Jan 10 08:15
every video u make , im learning somethingtyvm mr little
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Rolo23, 22 Jan 10 12:36
the video should be under "mtts" and not in the category "sngs"#19
Kogtistiy, 04 Feb 10 22:05
This video belongs to MTT-section, not SNG. That's why I couldn't find it :)