Jonathan Little abuses a tiny stack in a $1,500 WSOP event
3,615 views · Published 4 April 2016 · 4:35 · Indexed 19 October 2026
Channel: Jonathan Little - Poker Coaching · 2016 · Gaming
http://www.PokerCoaching.com The players in the blinds were both generally tight and passive. When that is the case, you should raise from late position with a wide range. Even after the tiny-stacked big blind called my initial raise, I decided to make a continuation bet. It is important to recognize when you do not need to make a normal-sized bet. In this situation, if my opponent has any piece of the board, he is not going to fold, but if he missed the flop, he is going to fold to any bet. By betting smaller, I save chips when my opponent happens to connect with the board. A penny saved is a penny earned.
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