Pro poker player, author, and owner of @pokercoaching_. Jcardshark on IG. NFT activities @JLittleNFT and @DegeneracyNFT

Las Vegas
Joined March 2009
Can a high-stakes poker pro beat low-stakes cash games when his opponents play completely irrationally? I'm back at the @WynnPoker to find out if high-stakes strategy can crush low-stakes games. Watch the new vlog below! 👇
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Answer: Fold ✅ Deep-stacked play out of position is all about playability. A common mistake is feeling obligated to defend our checking range by calling with A♣️K♣️ on a T♥️7♦️2♦️ flop. Facing a large bet, AK has very few clean ways to improve. Even when an ace or king arrives, a diamond completes the flush around a third of the time, and on other turns, continued aggression often leaves AK bluff-catching. The key is choosing hands that can make strong, nutted hands across different runouts. For example, AK with a diamond or hearts with backdoor flush potential has more playable turn cards. Don't automatically call with AK just to defend your range. At deep stack depths, be selective and prioritize hands that can realize their equity comfortably out of position.
100bb effective in an MTT. You open to 2.5bb from the CO with A♣️K♣️, and BTN calls. Flop: T♥️7♦️2♦️ You check, and BTN bets 5bb. What should you do? 👇 Explain your thought process below! Follow @peakgto for the breakdown 🔥
45%Fold
44%Call
7%Raise to 13.8bbs
4%Raise to 22.5bbs
1,024 votes • Final results
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Awesome change! I am excited to be making the trip to @BahaMarResorts for @WSOP Paradise. I hope to see you there! 🍀🍀🍀
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Jonathan Little retweeted
100bb effective in an MTT. You open to 2.5bb from the CO with A♣️K♣️, and BTN calls. Flop: T♥️7♦️2♦️ You check, and BTN bets 5bb. What should you do? 👇 Explain your thought process below! Follow @peakgto for the breakdown 🔥
45%Fold
44%Call
7%Raise to 13.8bbs
4%Raise to 22.5bbs
1,024 votes • Final results
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PLEASE set your kids up with a Trump account. It takes 5 minutes. Even if you don’t contribute, they will randomly get airdropped money. 📈📈📈
Next year, I will give one of my SpaceX shares to every kid in America. This will be the first of many.
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One final clarification on Trump Accounts, because I think a lot of people are missing my point. I'm simply encouraging parents to claim their children's accounts so they can receive free money. That's it. A few facts: Trump Accounts were created by a law passed by Congress, not an executive order that automatically disappears when Trump leaves office. Michael and Susan Dell have already donated $6.25 BILLION, giving $250 each to 25 million eligible children. Other wealthy people are making donations too. Elon Musk has pledged to give every American child one SpaceX share next year, currently worth roughly $150. That hasn't happened yet, and future donations aren't guaranteed. I'm not suggesting anyone contribute their own money. I'm suggesting they make sure their children can receive whatever free money they're eligible for. The funds are invested for the children's futures, not immediately withdrawable cash. You can dislike Trump, Musk, or billionaires in general. You can disagree with tax policy, question their motivations, or think they should donate to different causes. That's all fine. None of it changes the fact that children can benefit from these donations. If someone wants to give my kids $150, I'll happily accept it. If they want to give millions of other children $150, many of whom have very little, I think that's fantastic. This is simply a financial tip for parents to help their kids have more money.
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It’s mind boggling to me that some people do not want money from the wealthiest people in the world who actively want to give it. What a world! 🤯
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Played a session at the @WynnPoker yesterday and finished up $240 in just under 4 hours. Had an absolute blast! 🔥 I can't wait for you all to see my new cash game course, coming very soon! 📈🍿
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If you want to become a poker pro, do NOT start by quitting your job. Take a couple weeks of vacation and live/play like a pro. Study. Play. Follow a schedule. A surprising number of people discover that they don't actually enjoy poker when it's their job.
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If you want to become a poker pro, do NOT start by quitting your job. Take a couple weeks of vacation and live/play like a pro. Study. Play. Follow a schedule. A surprising number of people discover that they don't actually enjoy poker when it's their job.
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I got into it with J Little on the bubble last night lol
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Answer: Overbet The 9♣️5♦️4♥️ flop is fairly neutral, but the A♥️ turn favors the hijack's equity. However, at 100bb deep, nut advantage becomes increasingly important because there are so many chips behind. The big blind has more two pair, sets, and straights, including 3-2, while the hijack would often bet hands like A-9, A-5, and pocket fours on the flop. This allows the big blind to apply pressure with a turn overbet of around 1.5x pot. Hands like A-7 struggle to continue when the big blind can credibly represent the nuts, while weaker high cards, nines, and pocket pairs also face a difficult decision. Although checking to induce a bet and check-raising can work against opponents who stab too often, betting is preferred to deny equity to hands like K-Q, K-J, Q-J, and Q-T. The value range should focus on two pair or better, particularly hands involving fours and fives. For bluffs, heart draws like Q♥️3♥️ are excellent candidates because they have equity to improve and can continue applying pressure on the river. The key lesson: At deep stack depths, nut advantage can justify aggressive overbets even when your opponent has an equity advantage.
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Jonathan Little retweeted
Answer: Overbet The 9♣️5♦️4♥️ flop is fairly neutral, but the A♥️ turn favors the hijack's equity. However, at 100bb deep, nut advantage becomes increasingly important because there are so many chips behind. The big blind has more two pair, sets, and straights, including 3-2, while the hijack would often bet hands like A-9, A-5, and pocket fours on the flop. This allows the big blind to apply pressure with a turn overbet of around 1.5x pot. Hands like A-7 struggle to continue when the big blind can credibly represent the nuts, while weaker high cards, nines, and pocket pairs also face a difficult decision. Although checking to induce a bet and check-raising can work against opponents who stab too often, betting is preferred to deny equity to hands like K-Q, K-J, Q-J, and Q-T. The value range should focus on two pair or better, particularly hands involving fours and fives. For bluffs, heart draws like Q♥️3♥️ are excellent candidates because they have equity to improve and can continue applying pressure on the river. The key lesson: At deep stack depths, nut advantage can justify aggressive overbets even when your opponent has an equity advantage.
100bb effective in an MTT. HJ opens to 2.5bb, and you defend the BB with Q♥️3♥️. Flop: 9♣️5♦️4♥️ You check, and HJ checks back. Turn: A♥️ What should you do? 👇 [Pot 6.5bb] Explain your thought process below! Follow @peakgto for the breakdown 🔥
61%Check
17%Bet 1.6bb
14%Bet 6.5bb
9%Bet 9.8bb
1,914 votes • Final results
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What separates winning poker players from losing players? ♠️🎙️ @JonathanLittle joins the Nerdthusiast Poker Podcast to discuss small-stakes poker, including cash games, and the habits that help players win—or keep them losing. Looking to improve your poker strategy? Listen to the full episode of the Nerdthusiast Poker Podcast! W/ @BrianKeane0513 Gamble responsibly. 1-800-GAMBLER.
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100bb effective in an MTT. HJ opens to 2.5bb, and you defend the BB with Q♥️3♥️. Flop: 9♣️5♦️4♥️ You check, and HJ checks back. Turn: A♥️ What should you do? 👇 [Pot 6.5bb] Explain your thought process below! Follow @peakgto for the breakdown 🔥
61%Check
17%Bet 1.6bb
14%Bet 6.5bb
9%Bet 9.8bb
1,914 votes • Final results
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A great start for the PokerCoaching squad at the @PokerGO Poker Masters! 🔥🔥🔥 @ShannonShorr and @BWilson9999 secured 3rd and 4th place, respectively in the $10k. Congrats, guys! Hopefully, there are many more deep runs to come!
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100bb effective in an MTT. HJ opens to 2.5bb, and you defend the BB with Q♥️3♥️. Flop: 9♣️5♦️4♥️ You check, and HJ checks back. Turn: A♥️ What should you do? 👇 [Pot 6.5bb] Explain your thought process below! Follow @peakgto for the breakdown 🔥
61%Check
17%Bet 1.6bb
14%Bet 6.5bb
9%Bet 9.8bb
1,914 votes • Final results
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Good luck! 🍀🍀🍀
Two PokerCoaching coaches are on the final table of the 2026 @PokerGO Poker Masters $10K! @BWilson9999 and @ShannonShorr are both in contention for the title against a stacked field of high-stakes pros. Can our coaches bring home the trophy and $218,000? 👀 Good luck, guys! 🔥🔥🔥
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