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Jonathan Little plays a monstersession on PokerStars and made part 8 of a 10 part series of different Tournaments with Buy-ins from $36 up to $5.000.
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#1
Konti23, 31 Jan 10 09:26
Have fun with the video!#2
hardgainer, 31 Jan 10 10:55
на англицком :-(#3
mjsa111, 31 Jan 10 12:53
lol@ suckouts!! wtf...#4
Straate, 31 Jan 10 19:30
schockt =)#5
HOlb, 01 Feb 10 12:34
sick sick sick#6
Schwoicha, 01 Feb 10 15:25
LOL jokerstars obv#7
7high, 01 Feb 10 16:48
we get there, then un-get there!#8
Kasperkopf, 01 Feb 10 22:50
allways nh,Sir#9
cromicron, 02 Feb 10 22:03
I dont like u saying that the call with the JJ ist bad. If u reraise JJ almost all worse hands will folds and no better hand will. Besides u can induce a squeezel - just like it happened. So calling JJ isnt so bad like u said. It's definitly not "horrific"#10
fun101rockets, 03 Feb 10 03:42
i agree: learning how to lose is very important in becoming a solid poker player. i also tried taking extended breaks and also felt tilt when i came back b/c i Expected to win.barry.g is known for c.betting every flop so i guess thats exploitable but is still kinda profitable against randm fish
#11
andybandy008, 03 Feb 10 12:06
sicklove your Videos
#12
Njeng, 11 Feb 10 04:20
33+88 misplayed quite a bit i think, but besides of that really nice video (33 c/rAI massive overpush w/ flopped boat + 88 squeezepush with bad image in the easiest setminespot of the world, where the table has been nitting it up). your thoughts about swings, mindsetting, the poker daily routine and live play are always nuts! also i sometimes like to see these live videos instead of a replayer one, because you always watch your villains very closely making assumptions about them and spotting tells. also one can feel like playing the session himself, always thinking about: "how would i have played this hand?" whereas in a replayer video you often hear phrases like "depending on your image/reads/notes/tableflow", whilst that information is missing.