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#39: Mistakes made by amateurs in small and medium stake poker tournaments
Jonathan Little reviews hands played by amateurs that shows some great plays as well as some horrible blunders. If you make significant errors (especially in large pots), you will not win at poker. Learn from these players' mistakes so you don't have to learn from experience at the table.
Apr 06, 2017
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Jonathan Little
Tournament Coach
Jonathan Little is a professional poker player with over $7,000,000 in live tournament cashes, coach to thousands of players, and author of 14 best-selling educational poker books. He has been playing since 2003, specializing in all forms of No-Limit Hold'em. He produces tournament videos for CrushLivePoker.com. He currently lives in New York City with his wife and two sons.
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