Jonathan Little on Live No-Limit Cash Games, Volume 1

The Theory

By: Jonathan Little

Narrated by: Jonathan Little

How well can you handle the complex situations that arise in live no-limit cash game play? Leading professional Jonathan Little excels at this form of poker. Listen to this book and learn how to master the intricacies of this fascinating game.

Jonathan's first book in this series outlined how the modern professional plays the game. Now Jonathan has produced a second volume, allowing players to test their understanding of the nuances of playing NL live.

The question and answer format allows the listener to examine each individual hand, consider the relevant factors and formulate their thinking about the best line to take. In this way the listener can compare his or her thought processes with those of a top flight professional.

No-limit play is all about successfully adapting your strategy based on:

• The pre-flop action
• Whether you are the aggressor
• Whether you are in position
• The relative stack sizes at the table

Testing yourself by going through the examples in this book will enable you to make these adaptations instinctive.

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Cool sauce

Very interesting book. A bit hard to follow as an audio file. I may still pick up a hard copy as a reference.

Great listen!

Enjoyed this very much. Can't wait for Excelling!! All hand history examples given were easy to follow once he began going depth.

A must read for all serious poker players

The material covered in this book not only deals with poker, but how to be successful in life. I definitely have my fair share of "life leaks" I need to plug in order to be successful. The concepts addressed in this book requires a lot of practice. Like he said, patience and persistence are required in order to implement his strategies successfully.

Good...kinda hard to follow

I did like this book. Many great points and strategies for a cash game. I did find myself getting lost when he talked about various scenarios....most likely my lack of concentration.
Worth your money though.

Great Book for beginner and experienced poker players

I would recommend this book to any poker player. I got a lot of new and useful thoughts and ideas out of it. It will take a few chapter to get used to the speed of talking cards but stick with it. I gave the book 4 stars because a descent amount of the first half drags and seems repetitive. Good book though.