The Poker Coaching Podcast with Jonathan Little - Podcast Rankings and reviews

This is the best poker hand analysis podcast I have found. I normally don't write reviews but Jonathan Little goes out of his way every week to try and make you a better poker player. He discusses what happens in the hand and what he would do differently if it was him. It is very educational and my game has improved after listening to him for just a week. I would recommend this podcast to anyone trying to improve their poker game.

I listen to a few Poker related podcasts and i feel like this one is the most on topic and least cluttered with information or small talk that i am just not interested in. I recently played my first formal WSOP circuit event and i can tell you that listening to these hands and situations can be very beneficial.
I appreciate the time and effort put into each week to help better those of us that really wish to improve. I also bought one book of the host before listening to this program and he really gives you the ground work to set yourself up for success.

I’m relatively new to the game. I grew up with a fascination for the game. Turning 21 a couple of months ago I’ve been playing $1/$2 stakes to get some relatively cheap experience. Before my 21st I played in some very low stakes home games without too much knowledge on the game. I carried that lack of knowledge with me into the poker room. I’ve been playing regularly and picking up experience where I can. This podcast by far is the best source of poker knowledge on my daily commute. Great commentary, and easy to follow. Listening to this podcast alone has already helped my game, as well as the float the turn app. Really appreciative I can get a better understanding of the game from someone who has been successful. Have recommended to all my friends.

I haven’t listened to that many poker podcasts, but this one is definitely my favorite in terms of its content, educational quality, conciseness, and general listen-ability. I can’t listen through 30-1 hour long podcasts and still pay attention / retain information and implement. I can listen to these weekly poker hands whenever I have some time to myself whether I’m commuting, working out, or having some free time on my computer.

What compelled me to write this review was when these podcasts were down for a few days, and I realized how much I enjoyed listening to them and how I just couldn’t find similar content elsewhere in a concise, digestible fashion.

As good as the content is this podcast is extremely frustrating because he never says what the cards are on the board. He just posts the audio from his YouTube video where his “viewers” can SEE the cards but for his podcast audience trying to LISTEN to the hand review we miss 80% of the information because he won’t call it out but continues on and there is ZERO benefit to you the listener.

This might be a good video but it’s a terrible podcast. Jonathan frequently forgets to tell either what the board or player’s hold cards are. On the video of course that can be seen, but Jonathan frequently forgets that this is supposed to serve a podcast audience too.