Poker Books by Jonathan Little
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Positive Poker
Patricia Cardner, a psychology professor, licensed counselor, and avid poker player, conducted interviews with a specific group of professional poker players. These players all had two things in common: they had been successful for many years and had lifetime winnings exceeding $1,000,000. Patricia then analyzed the data from these interviews to identify the psychological skills, techniques, and strategies they employed.
Peak Poker Performance
Chip Reese, one of the greatest poker players of all time, once told Mike Sexton that his success was due to his superior psychological control over his play compared to his opponents. He explained that while his opponents might be as good as him when they’re at their best, they also have moments of weakness that he doesn’t. This book, Peak Poker Performance, will teach you how to emulate Reese’s mental strength. Dr. Patricia Cardner, in collaboration with Jonathan Little, provides specific strategies and guidelines that can improve your performance and mental state. These strategies, which have been proven to work with hundreds of poker players at various levels, can help you create an unbeatable mindset, handle downswings, eliminate procrastination, improve motivation, and master your emotions. This book is a follow-up to Cardner’s first book, Positive Poker, and uses the latest research to help you achieve better results in poker and in life.
Strategies for Beating Small Stakes Poker Tournaments
Discover the secrets to dominating small stakes poker tournaments in this comprehensive guide by professional poker player Jonathan Little. Learn how to identify and exploit the three primary player types you will encounter, and adjust your strategy to crush passive and aggressive opponents playing too many or too few hands. By keenly observing your opponents and diligently taking notes on their tendencies and mistakes, you can develop specific exploitative tactics to maximize your edge. Increase your aggression in intelligent spots, make well-timed bluffs, and value bet relentlessly against calling stations. Avoid mindlessly adhering to a fixed hand range, and instead adapt to play the most profitable counter-strategy against each opponent. Master these approaches, as well as other key ideas like hand ranges, implied odds, and betting sizing, and you will quickly move up from the small stakes to higher levels where serious money awaits.
Strategies for Beating Small Stakes Poker Cash Games
Are you constantly losing at small stakes poker cash games despite your best efforts? It’s time to enhance your skills and start winning big. If you’re stuck in low-quality games against poor opponents, Jonathan Little, a world-class poker champion, can guide you to mastery. With over $6.4 million in live poker tournament earnings, Little knows the importance of starting small – he began with a mere $50 bankroll. His innovative approach can help you master the necessary skills to win cash games. By learning to defeat small stakes opponents, you’ll be ready for larger buy-in cash games and bigger cash outs. Little’s book, Strategies for Beating Small Stakes Poker Cash Games, offers skills to improve your game, secrets to mastering poker, pitfalls to avoid, and insights into professional plays. As the author of 11 best-selling poker books, Little can help you win more money in the long run. His concise, actionable guide is a game-changer. Purchase the book today and start winning!
Crushing Small Stakes Poker Tournaments
In this unique poker book, two-time World Poker Tour champion Jonathan Little presents 50 hand examples from small stake, fast-structured No Limit Hold’Em tournaments – the most common game played by his students. Many poker players start their journey in low buy-in events at local casinos or online poker rooms, often losing significant amounts of money due to a lack of optimal strategy. Little, who has over $5,000,000 in live tournament winnings, aims to help players transform their game and quickly move up to high-stakes games, even with a limited bankroll. By studying the 700+ individual situations presented across Volumes 1-14, readers will learn how to make optimal decisions effortlessly during the heat of battle at the poker table. This book is an invaluable resource for players looking to improve their skills and increase their profits in small stake tournaments.
Jonathan Little on Live No-Limit Cash Games The Theory
Being a successful live cash player requires more than just playing the hand correctly. It demands a range of other skills, which are taught by top-ranking professional poker player, Jonathan Little. Known as one of the game’s best instructors, Jonathan has a unique knack for simplifying complex poker concepts. His teachings include strategies such as when to adopt a loose/aggressive or tight/aggressive approach, when a passive strategy can yield the most profit, and how to identify subtle tells to accurately gauge player types. He also covers essential topics like bankroll management, game selection, and emotional control.
Cashing the WSOP Main Event
Ever pondered the thought process of a poker champion when a massive bet threatens his tournament survival? Jonathan Little, a two-time World Poker Tour Champion with over $6,000,000 in career winnings, shares his strategic insights. He not only reveals how he won $22,678 in the 2014 World Series of Poker Main Event but also explains the rationale behind each critical move in 54 specific hands. This book, structured as a quiz, challenges you to reassess your standard poker strategy and modify it significantly based on your opponents’ habits. By scrutinizing your choices, you can enhance your poker skills and boost your table earnings. The book also provides details on how to access Jonathan’s Tournament Cheat Sheet.
Excelling at No-Limit Hold’em
18 of the world’s top no-limit experts, including big names like Phil Hellmuth, Chris Moneymaker, Mike Sexton, and Jared Tendler explore every facet of the game in depth. Part 1 focuses on strategies such as mastering the basics, satellite play, lower-buy in events, reading tells, and advancing in stakes. Part 2 provides a comprehensive technical dissection of the game, covering range analysis, optimal game theory play, short stack strategies, value betting, and final table play. Part 3 addresses the psychological aspects of the game, including mental toughness and understanding tilt, which are as crucial as the technical skills. Excelling at No-Limit Hold’em is a comprehensive guide for anyone serious about improving their poker game.
Mastering Small Stakes No-Limit Hold’em
Small stakes no-limit hold ’em games present a lucrative opportunity due to the prevalence of less skilled players. However, many players, including those accustomed to higher stakes, often fail to maximize their winnings by not adjusting their strategies effectively. While a solid, aggressive approach can yield profits, truly dominating these games requires a willingness to deviate from conventional poker wisdom and take calculated risks at crucial moments. In “Mastering Small Stakes No-Limit Hold ’em,” Jonathan Little offers a roadmap to crushing these games. He outlines a foundational strategy and emphasizes the essential adjustments needed to counter more skilled opponents. This book is an indispensable resource for anyone who frequently plays small stakes no-limit hold ’em, occasionally drops down from larger stakes, or participates in tournaments with a significant proportion of recreational players.
The Main Event with Jonathan Little
Ever pondered the thought process of a poker champion when a massive bet threatens his tournament survival? Jonathan Little, a two-time World Poker Tour Champion with over $6,000,000 in career winnings, shares his strategies. He not only reveals how he won $22,678 in the 2014 World Series of Poker Main Event, but also explains the reasoning behind each critical move in 54 specific hands. This book, structured as a quiz, challenges you to reassess your standard poker strategy and modify it significantly based on your opponents’ habits. By scrutinizing your choices, you can enhance your poker skills and boost your table earnings. The book also provides details on how to access Jonathan’s Tournament Cheat Sheet.
Secrets of Professional Tournament Poker, Volume 1
Playing tournament poker can be challenging, but the potential rewards are immense. Regular online tournaments alone can offer prizes amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars. This book is a must-have if you aim to secure significant wins at the poker tables. It will teach you: the reasons why tournaments are the most lucrative type of poker, the appropriate times to play small ball and long ball, understanding the concept of effective stack size, and how to adjust your gameplay to focus on winning rather than just cashing, among other valuable insights.
The Poker Workbook
Are you often left puzzled by the strategies of the world’s top poker players? Do you struggle to win, even in low-stakes games? It’s time to enhance your poker skills and start winning big. Let three professional poker champions, Jonathan Little, Alexander Fitzgerald, and Matt Affleck, guide you. They’ve been successfully playing poker professionally for a decade, mastering both easy and challenging games. Through an engaging interactive quiz format, they’ll teach you the skills they’ve honed over the years. Purchase this book now and start reaping the rewards today!
Secrets of Professional Tournament Poker, Volume 2
Jonathan Little, a successful poker professional with over $4 million in tournament winnings, has written a second book that expands on the basics of play discussed in his first book, Secrets of Professional Tournament Poker, Volume 1. This book explores the complex task of navigating different tournament stages and outlines a technically accurate style of play. It also covers crucial topics for poker success, such as spotting tells, maintaining correct etiquette, and practical tournament tips. Little also discusses the challenges of life as a professional poker player, including skill development and the mental and physical requirements for successful play. As a respected coach, Little answers common student FAQs in the book’s final section and provides an in-depth analysis of 30 tournament hands. He has twice won the WPT and placed third in the 2010 WSOP, where he cashed five times.
Jonathan Little on Live No-Limit Cash Games The Practice
Being a successful live cash player requires more than just playing the hand correctly. It demands a range of other skills, which are taught by top-ranking professional poker player, Jonathan Little. Known as one of the best instructors in the game, Jonathan has a unique knack for simplifying complex poker concepts. His teachings include strategies such as when to play loose/aggressive or tight/aggressive, when a passive approach can be most profitable, and how to identify subtle tells to accurately gauge player types. He also covers essential topics like bankroll management, game selection, and emotional control.
Secrets of Professional Tournament Poker, Volume 3
Jonathan Little has produced a third volume that allows players to test their understanding of the nuances of tournament play. The question and answer format enables readers to examine each individual hand, consider the relevant factors, and formulate their thinking about the best line to take. In this way, readers can compare their thought processes with those of a top-flight professional who has amassed more than $5 million in career earnings.
Bluffs
Have you ever wondered how the best poker players in the world successfully bluff on a regular basis? Many amateurs make the mistake of mindlessly attempting sporadic bluffs because they do not fully understand when and why to bluff. In this book, world-class poker professional Jonathan Little (with over $6,300,000 in live tournament cashes) will explain when and why to bluff in order to maximize your chances of success. “Bluffs” demonstrates how to widen your ranges and force your opponents to make costly errors. In small and middle stakes cash games and tournaments, you will often find yourself playing against conservative opponents who play in a straightforward manner. They see flops with their good hands and fold to bets when they do not connect with the board. Against these players, you can play a wide range with the intention of playing aggressively post-flop. Numerous examples, featuring the play of an amateur player who got out of his comfort zone to put these tactics to the test, make it clear when you should play aggressively and the thoughts you should consider as you do so. Each situation is explained with attention to your hole cards, stack size, position, and your perception of your opponent. You will learn how to apply the concepts discussed in “Bluffs” in the real world, allowing you to win more money from poker.
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