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PokerCoaching Optimal Pushing Ranges and Raise Sizing is a focused intermediate-level cruise class session from Jonathan Little covering two of the most frequently misapplied concepts in intermediate tournament play: push-fold range construction and raise sizing optimization. Jonathan’s stated purpose: “A lot of intermediate players do those two things wrong, and if you fix those two things, you can meaningfully improve your results immediately.”
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📚 Course Structure — 2 Modules
| Section | Content |
|---|---|
| Optimal Pushing Ranges | Stack-to-blind ratio thresholds for all-in shoves, hand selection across different positions and blind levels, and the systematic framework for constructing push ranges rather than memorizing charts |
| Raise Sizing Optimization | The specific sizing errors intermediate players make most often, how incorrect sizing gives opponents incorrect pot odds in both directions, and the simple calibration framework Jonathan uses for all stack depths |
🎯 Key Insight
Jonathan’s framing is unusually direct: these are not advanced concepts — they are intermediate concepts that intermediate players consistently execute incorrectly. The financial impact of fixing these two specific issues is disproportionately large relative to the conceptual difficulty of understanding them. This makes the course one of the highest ROI learning investments in the PokerCoaching catalogue for mid-stakes players.
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