The Most Important Spots to Study (6-max cash) [Tombos21]

 https://www.reddit.com/r/pokertheory/comments/1r6i333/the_most_important_spots_to_study_6max_cash_games/

obv it's BB (v BU) SRP

• Spot Importance Spreadsheet [Free]

• How to use it (video guide)

Framework for Developing Turn & River Strategies [J Saliba]

 https://youtu.be/m7KzTkhGR6I?si=PUxfhJsoixtI9oo9

check out the description to the video 🔥

see how this matrix ^^ get reflected in AI solver (best use the "simplified" Solutions library mode to see that, then scroll thru different turn cards to see how the freq & sizing changes)

Disclaimer: Justin uses 25bb stack size in the vid - as we get deeper, we use less aggression oop = need bigger nut advantage threshold to pile money in

Basically, goes back to Uri's "Good card = more aggro / bad card = more checking" concept

Good flop x Bad Turn Card = Bet Rarely & Large:

Heuristics:

• choosing bluffing candidates: the better bluffs want to go to bigger bet sizes

Lab 2.o - Max Exploit - Playing Dynamic Ranges > Framework for stabbing flop IP

all the things to consider when deciding whether to stab flop:

 https://members.upswingpoker.com/lesson/?co=cybdlj&pl=pjxdxs&le=lpfbmg

Note Taking [Bart Grindcore]

 

DavyJones922 On His Poker Study Routine - mark hands, review, No secret sauce !

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Lab 2.o - Range Betting Basics & Turn Barreling Concepts

Flop Play 

(AKA why we love range betting)

** simple flop (& turn) strat = we can spend more time studying turns and rivers !

good boards to RB:

• connect with lots of our range (hits the offsuit region)
• no str8 possible
• not mono

Turn Play 

How to structure our betting range:

• Value
• Equity bluffs
• Concept: Higher equity draws should barrel more than lower equity draws (!)
• i.e. weaker draws better fit for protecting our checking range 
• TODO in-game: try to consciously x-back your weakest draws to get a feel for it
• Future bluffs / blocker bluffs:
• KTss3h 6c, hands like 
• As4c (obv nut flush blocker on FD complete rivers)
• but also a hand like Q5dd - where we block the SD complete rivers (!)
• can bluff on any 9, J, A

shove river more often ! [Uri]

 CONCEPT:

• what I recommend really strongly, is just try:

• try goin all-in as a bluff on the river

• try doing it with value

• try doing both. just do it a lot

then you won’t have to worry about “if I do this with a good hand people are always folding”. it just becomes part of your game.

it’s an important part of your game. it’s going to make you a much tougher player to deal with and as you start doing this you’ll notice that some players actually never call