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Uri - Blueprint - working with solver [Range mechanics / heuristics]

https://members.upswingpoker.com/courses/drills-preflop-ranges/lessons/drilling-with-lucid-poker/

somehow skipped this vid

>>  some key nuggets / heuristics:

3:00 timestamp : how close in EV lot of the post-flop actions run (!) 

** EV loss is so tiny - any other factor (dynamics / image / player you feel (or not feel) comfortable playing against) easily outweighs it

6:20 timestamp : framework for post-flop decisions that run close / similar EV

11:30 timestamp - KK in BU v BB SRP:  2nd FD coming in on the turn - now there will be 2x more flushes on the river >> our hand wants a smaller pot

13:20 timestamp : river decision-making framework based on how "tricky | straightwfd" is our opponent 

BB Defense ranges

vs UTG / tight opens:

- the reason why A9o, KTo, QTo are folding and hands likes 74s are calling - these are "pot odds calls"

- they can improve vs UTG open range, while hands like KTo are often dominated

- we want hands that can make str8s, flushes, trips

as we face looser opens - our suited region doesn't change much, but we start adding more offsuit Ax, and offsuit broadways

BB vs SB 

- plus offsuit trashy hands = bluffing with our calling range once the calling range becomes very wide, we get to make these wide bluffs, avoiding the middle range

Mid Stakes CGWC - Venator abusing the button

here

and torching 300bb's blasting off on a bad runout vs Stefan

new vid - 50nl crush

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like this dude's style - in a similar camp as Pr0digy:

big theme: 

- playing with intensity - trying to soak up every little piece of info we can pick up at the table (SS players give off a lot - they're not deceptive / balanced enough)

- fishing for reads: 

        induce them to give off info by : small bets, checks, ..

- timing tells (betting small on a low wet board, watching if he snap-calls)

- should have everyone colour coded playing in these games, notes on timing tells, etc

- watch your customers intently (interesting hands you're not involved in etc.) the more you do itm the better you become at it, start noticing patterns etc.

heuristics: "the lower the stakes, the more you can deviate from the "story" and "abuse" (e.g. this play, even at 3k nl vs unknown where he bluff shoves the brickiest river) - he seems to not care much about the "story" vs recs

shark mentality - shift in perspective: ** so much for him to be worried about on this runout **

river bluff sizing 

calls 2 small bets ip, then shoves river for 1x pot when checked to.. (NOT strong story / OK runout & blockers)

timing & bet size manipulation exploit

and here  / cool hand & explain /

** cbet small on low dynamic board - if he snap calls - not too many strong hands - we can run multi street bluff **

widening PF 3bet range IP vs high VPIP (consider SPR (stack / open size)

uses 50% raise pf for 3bet sizing

A4s min 3bet BvB - spicy

"sometimes you need to care less about how good your story is, and more about how much you can bully them into folding"

sometimes = "the snap-check was not built to face more than 2x the pot, when the board pairs"

How to adjust to/exploit Range bettors [Uri]

https://youtu.be/L3pp75u1I90?si=inaGjcI8JCvUC_1d

#1 call wider

#2 check / raise more 

#3 probe river more aggressively

Uri nuggets: Couple adjustments to our mid-low stakes STRAT to integrate

Integrate:

this would be a good turn raise vs guys who are not aware of theory - and just bet their medium strength hands with this middling size on the turn

• they’re often bet /folding to pressure

• as played villain’s raise size doesn’t feel big enough for a hand that wants to stack-off (33, 54s)

“the more you feel free to attack these sorts of spots, the more you’ll get a feeling for when ppl have it and when they don’t”

>> very powerful concept: can extrapolate from that, and apply to how different players think about the game when facing aggression:     

    -  aggro guy will be better skilled at assessing the spot than a nit, who himself doesn't really bluff this spot

nugget: here I like checking back our TP - it’s like the opposite of low-mid stakes meta game, where ppl bet all their good hands.. having TP in our check-back range is very deceptive and as such opponents are more likely to make bigger mistakes compared to if i were to just stab the hand

just going to shove here w 25BB in the pot already. (got called by KTo !!)

nugget: the adjustment to someone who is too loose preflop is - adjust your 3bet range - no bluffs & wider for value

Uri: colour coding for quick pre-flop decisions / player types

 i have one colour for 

- tight, 

- 1 for fish, 

- 1 for whale, 

- one for normal reg, 

- one for aggro reg

= 5 colours overall