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10 Flop Decisions from Insta Poker Coach
In this ebook, Jonathan Little (2 time WPT Champion with over $6,200,000 in live tournament earnings) analyzes 10 common flop scenarios you must master if you want to succeed at No-Limit Hold'em. Taken from the Insta Poker Coach training app, these 10 hands illustrate common situations you will often encounter on the flop. If you master these situations, you will be well on your way to becoming a great No-Limit Hold'em player. Also included with this ebook is Jonathan's Tournament Poker Cheat Sheet. To learn more from Jonathan and continue improving your poker skills, sign up for a free membership to his interactive training site at PokerCoaching.com/free.
31 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 28, 2015
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May 19, 2019
Nothing Earth shattering here
The examples were fairly straightforward, but there isn't a lot of information here that you shouldn't already know if you're sitting down to play poker for money.
The examples were fairly straightforward, but there isn't a lot of information here that you shouldn't already know if you're sitting down to play poker for money.
November 2, 2020
Very helpful
I’m my opinion Johnathan Little is one of the greatest minds in poker. This 30 page book has helped me analyze my flop play and hand reading in a completely different way!
I’m my opinion Johnathan Little is one of the greatest minds in poker. This 30 page book has helped me analyze my flop play and hand reading in a completely different way!
July 24, 2018
Nothing insightful
Nothing too tricky here Most are clear plays I feel. I only read it because it was free and get a sense of Jonathan's style.
Nothing too tricky here Most are clear plays I feel. I only read it because it was free and get a sense of Jonathan's style.
November 3, 2016
This was a Kindle book.
Very inexpensive ($3?) Also very light on number of pages.
Having gotten rid of my collection of two dozen or so books on Hold'em strategy and tournament play years ago, I returned a little curious after brushing up on software such as Pokerstove, Equilab. The latest rage is to "put" your opponent on a "range" and the idea is that tons of observation lets you update the conditional probabilities to better infer his starting/raising etc. ranges. In practice this is only one aspect of the game.
Obviously how well a hand connects with a flop or how a "range" connects with a flop is key in re-assessing one's chances.
A practical and a theoretical player can ill afford to make poor decisions post-flop.
I dont know if InstaPoker Coach (the app for which this teaser of a short book is a ad) does a great job or not.I can say it does go in the right direction.
You will separately want to hone your "recognition of flops" as dry or wet, until you overlook no small clue (as a beginner surely will, and as I am prone to from time to time)
Very inexpensive ($3?) Also very light on number of pages.
Having gotten rid of my collection of two dozen or so books on Hold'em strategy and tournament play years ago, I returned a little curious after brushing up on software such as Pokerstove, Equilab. The latest rage is to "put" your opponent on a "range" and the idea is that tons of observation lets you update the conditional probabilities to better infer his starting/raising etc. ranges. In practice this is only one aspect of the game.
Obviously how well a hand connects with a flop or how a "range" connects with a flop is key in re-assessing one's chances.
A practical and a theoretical player can ill afford to make poor decisions post-flop.
I dont know if InstaPoker Coach (the app for which this teaser of a short book is a ad) does a great job or not.I can say it does go in the right direction.
You will separately want to hone your "recognition of flops" as dry or wet, until you overlook no small clue (as a beginner surely will, and as I am prone to from time to time)
December 21, 2020
Jonathan's stuff is always solid. Good foundation for flop thinking.
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