<section data-block="SingleChoice"><h3>You have been raising to $10 at $1/$3 preflop and you get dealt A-A UTG at an 8-handed table. What should you do?</h3><ul><li>Raise smaller to $6</li><li>Raise to $10</li><li>Limp </li><li>Raise larger to $12 or $15</li></ul></section><section data-block="SingleChoice"><h3>You are on the river with Kc-Jc on a board of Kh-Jh-Td-2h-4c and you face an all-in from the opponent. They moved all-in for $200 into a pot of $400. How often do you need to win the pot for the river call to be profitable?</h3><ul><li>100%</li><li>75%</li><li>50%</li><li>25%</li></ul></section><section data-block="SingleChoice"><h3>The LJ raises to $15 in a $2/$5 cash game. You call Kh-Qd on the button and call to see the flop heads-up. The flop comes Kd-Qh-4c and the LJ checks to you. What should you do?</h3><ul><li>Check to trap</li><li>Bet to build the pot</li></ul></section><section data-block="SingleChoice"><h3>You are playing a $1/$2 cash game and a player in middle position is playing overly loose and raising a lot. You are in the CO. What is your preflop adjustment?</h3><ul><li>Fold more often, avoiding tough postflop spots</li><li>Call more often to play more pots with the loose, aggro player</li><li>3-bet more often to attack the loose range</li></ul></section><section data-block="SingleChoice"><h3>You’re playing a loose, splashy $2/$5 game and the LJ Raises to $15, the CO and the BTN call, and you’re in the SB with AdJd. What should you do?</h3><ul><li>Fold</li><li>Call</li><li>3-Bet to $50</li><li>3-Bet to $90</li></ul></section><section data-block="SingleChoice"><h3>A good, aggressive player raises to $10 in a $1/$3 game from the LJ and you call 6s-6c in the BB. The flop comes 9d-7d-2c and the LJ c-bets $20. What should you do?</h3><ul><li>Fold</li><li>Call</li><li>Raise to $50</li><li>Raise to $75</li></ul></section><section data-block="SingleChoice"><h3>You raise from the LJ and the BB calls. The flop comes Kh-7d-6d, you c-bet and the BB calls. The turn is the 8c. Which hand is the best hand to bet again on the turn?</h3><ul><li>Ac-Qc</li><li>Kd-9d</li><li>Kc-Jc</li><li>Td-Ts</li></ul></section><section data-block="SingleChoice"><h3>You raise the BTN to $10 at $1/$3 off of $500 and a tight player in the BB makes it $50, what should you do with AsKs?</h3><ul><li>4-Bet to $120</li><li>4-Betj all-in for the $500</li><li>Call</li><li>Fold</li></ul></section><section data-block="SingleChoice"><h3>You raise to $10 at a $1/$3 game from the LJ with Ks-Kd and the CO calls. The flop comes 9c-8d-2h, what should you do?</h3><ul><li>Check</li><li>Bet $7</li><li>Bet $18</li><li>Bet $24</li></ul></section><section data-block="SingleChoice"><h3>You raise to $15 in a $2/$5 game with AsKd from the HJ and the BB calls. The flop comes Ks-Td-4c, you c-bet on the larger side and the opponent calls. The 5d comes on the turn, what size should you bet the turn?</h3><ul><li>Check</li><li>Bet small (33% pot)</li><li>Bet medium (50% pot)</li><li>Bet large (65%+ pot)</li></ul></section> Jonathan Little Jonathan Little is a two-time WPT champion and WSOP bracelet winner with $9M+ in tournament earnings, and the founder of PokerCoaching.com. He helps players identify leaks and turn strategy into consistent results through a structured system.
The 5 Most Profitable Preflop Adjustments for Small-Stakes Poker By Jonathan Little / October 2, 2026
