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General Stats? Flashcards

1
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Total Combos of Hands

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1326

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Suited Hand Combos

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312

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Pocket Pair Combos

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78

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Broadway Combos (+PP)

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190

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5
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With a bet size of 25% pot, the bettor must win X% of time

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20%

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With a bet size of 33% pot, the bettor must win X% of time

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25%

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With a bet size of 50% pot, the bettor must win X% of time

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33%

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With a bet size of 66% pot, the bettor must win X% of time

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40%

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With a bet size of 75% pot, the bettor must win X% of time

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43%

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With a bet size of 100% pot, the bettor must win X% of time

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50%

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With a bet size of 150% pot, the bettor must win X% of time

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60%

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With a bet size of 200% pot, the bettor must win X% of time

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66%

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13
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Pot Odds Conversion, 5:1

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17%

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Pot Odds Conversion, 4:1

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20%

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Pot Odds Conversion, 3:1

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25%

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Pot Odds Conversion, 2.6:1

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28%

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Pot Odds Conversion, 2.3:1

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30%

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Pot Odds Conversion, 2:1

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33%

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Pot Odds Conversion, 1.7:1

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38%

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Pot Odds Conversion, 1.5:1

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40%

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21
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9h NL UTG Open Range

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AA-77,AKo-AJo,KQo-KJo,AKs-ATs,A5s,KQs-KTs,QJs,JTs

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22
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9h NL UTG+1 Open Range

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AA-77,AKo-AJo,KQo-KJo,AKs-ATs,A5s,KQs-KTs,QJs-QTs,JTs-J9s,T9s,98s

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23
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9h NL UTG+2 Open Range

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AA-77,AKo-AJo,AKs-A8s,A5s-A4s,KQs-K9s,QJs-Q9s,JTs-J9s,T9s,98s

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9h NL HJ Open Range

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AA-44,AKo-ATo,KQo-KJo,QJo,AKs-A2s,KQs-K9s,QJs-Q9s,JTs-J9s,T9s-T8s,98s-97s,87s,76s,65s

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9h NL CO Open Range

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AA-22,AKo-ATo,KQo-KTo,QJo-QTo,JTo,AKs-A2s,KQs-K8s,QJs-Q8s,JTs-J8s,T9s-T8s,98s-97s,87s-86s,76s,65s,54s

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9h NL BTN Open Range

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AA-22,AKo-A2o,KQo-K9o,QJo-Q9o,JTo-J9o,T9o,AKs-A2s,KQs-K3s,QJs-Q5s,JTs-J6s,T9s-T6s,98s-96s,87s-85s,76s-75s,65s-64s,54s,43s,32s

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27
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9h NL SB Open Range

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AA-22,AKo-A2o,KQo-K8o,QJo-Q8o,JTo-J8o,T9o-T8o,98o,AKs-A2s,KQs-K2s,QJs-Q4s,JTs-J6s,T9s-T6s,98s-95s,87s-84s,76s-74s,65s-63s,54s-53s,43s,32s

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28
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Reasons to Donk Bet (2)

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1) Equity Denial (bet when we have EQ advantage).
2) Extract value from our equity or nut advantage.

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29
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Reason to Slowplay (4)

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Reasons for Action:
1) Keep X range strong.
2) Blocking Opponent calling range.
3) Have close to 100% equity vs calling range (let V catchup, reverse implied odds).
4) SPR is small, don’t need to raise to get stacks in

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30
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Set Heuristics (Top, Middle, Bottom)

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Top - bet small (blocking Opponent bet/raise range)
Middle - Slowplay. Let Opponent bet or catch 2p.
Bottom - Fastplay. Most Vulnerable and unblocks calls.

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31
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Reasons to Fastplay (4)

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1) We have a hand that unblocks V calling range
2) Deny equity vs V folding range that has equity vs our hand
3) Get value from hands now that won’t call later (e.g. weak middle pair)
4) Guarantee pot is built (e.g. we are IP vs passive V who is unlikely to bluff without improving but may call)

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32
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Linear 3 bets OOP generally use this sizing (Large/Small)

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Small

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33
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Polar 3 bets OOP generally use this sizing (Large/Small)

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Large

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34
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3 Bet Pot OOP: In High SPR situations, do we check more or less when the nuts can change easily on a board?

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We check more to realize equity at showdown on bad cards.

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35
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River Raising: If Opponent bets small, can we raise more or less often?

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We raise more often.

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36
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River Raising: An overcard or nut-changing card hits the river, do we bluff more or less often?

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More often to attack 1p holdings. Better to pick hands w/ good blockers (e.g. As on sssxx board)

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37
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Define: VPIP

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Voluntary put in pot - tracks the percentage of hands in which a particular player voluntarily puts money into the pot preflop.

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38
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Define: PFR

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Preflop Raise - PFR tracks the percentage of hands in which a particular player makes a preflop raise when having the opportunity to fold or call instead. This includes reraises.

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39
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Metric: Fold vs BTN Open

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% folds to btn open. Answers how often we should try to steal.

Range: Low 30-50, 50-60, Average 60-70, 70-80, 80+ High

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40
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Metric: VPIP/PFR

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VPIP/PFR Interpretations
16/11 Nit
19/16 Tight Reg
23/19 Standard Reg
27/22 Loose Reg
41/36 Aggro Fish
76/52 Aggro Whale
20/4 Tight Passive Fish
40/12 Loose Passive Fish
70/14 Passive whale

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41
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Metric: 3bet %

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Metric % (preflop)
Range: Low 1-3, 3-6, Average 6-9, 9-12, 12-15 High

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42
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Metric: Fold to F(lop) Cbet

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Higher means straightforward postflop and we can steal wider OTF.
Range: Low 0-30, 30-45, Average 45-55, 55-60, 60-70 High

43
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Define: OTF, OTT, OTR

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On the Flop, On the Turn, On the River

44
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Metric: BB vs SB Open - Fold %

A

How often should we steal from SB (high = steal more).
Range: Low 20-35. 35-45, Average 45-55, 55-65, 65+ High

45
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Metric: Raise F Cbet %

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How often we will get x/r by opponent OTF.
Range: Low 1-10, Average 10-15, 15-20, 20+ High

46
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Metric: WTSD (Went to Showdown)

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Higher value = more sticky/calling station.
Low 1-20, 20-24, Average 24-27, 27-30, 30-35 High

47
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Metric: Float Flop %

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% of time player bets flop IP after OOP PFR x.
Higher value makes slowplays more valuable. Lead value hands vs low value.
Low 1-30, 30-40, 40-45, Average 45-55, 55-65, 65+ High

48
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Metric: RFI by Position (6 hand) (UTG, HJ, CO, BU, SB, AVG)

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RFI - Raised first in (by position)
UTG: 11
HJ: 16
CO: 25
BU: 48
SB: 42
Avg: 28.4

49
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Metric: Cbet Flop %

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Higher means V will reach turn with larger amount of his overall flop range.
Caution - aggregate cbet % is not flop specific. Some boards have highly differing amounts
Low 0-50, 50-60, Average 60-65, 65-75, 76+ High

50
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Metric: Cbet Turn %

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Higher means V reaches river with a wider range after he bets flop and turn.
Caution: Don’t take super literal (texture/context), depends highly on Cbet Flop stat
Low 0-35, 35-50, Average 50-60, 60-70, 70+ High

51
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Metric: Cbet River %

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Assumes bet flop, turn. Use w/ other cbet [street] stats
Low 0-35, 35-50, Average 50-65, 65-70, 70+ High

52
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Metric: WWSF (Won When Saw Flop)

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Indicator of post flop aggression
Interpretation:
0-37 Very low - Weak/Tight, never fights for pots w/o strong hand
37-42 Low - Gives up too much post flop
42-47 Average (low) - Fairly straightforward/average
47-52 Average (high) - Fights more than average
52-55 High - Bluffs too much, doesnt give up
55+ Very High - Very aggro, unbalanced towards bluffs

53
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Metric: Donk Flop %

A

How often Opponent leads flop into initial raiser.
Interpretation
0-25 (low) Rarely donks, likely connected if he does
25-40 (medium) Substantial donk range, look at fold to F Cbet to see how strong a range he checks
40-60 (high) Donks alot of hands, must be weak ones too
60-80 (vhigh) Donks air, hero defends wider

54
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Metric: Fold to PF 3-bet after raise

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Low = stations/underfolding, High is nitty/overfolding
Range: Low 0-30, 30-40, 40-50, Average 50-60, 60-70, 70-80, 80+ High

55
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Metric: Fold to PF 4-bet after 3bet

A

Low = underfolds/sticky, High = overfolds nit
Range: Low 0-30, 30-40, 40-50, Average 50-60, 60-70, 70-80, 80+ High

56
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Definition: Required Equity (RE)

A

% equity required to call a bet on a given street.

57
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Required Equity when facing 100% pot bet

A

33%

58
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Required Equity when facing 75% pot bet

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30%

59
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Required Equity when facing 66% pot bet

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29%

60
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Required Equity when facing 50% pot bet

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25%

61
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Required Equity when facing 33% pot bet

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20%

62
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Required Equity when facing 1/4% pot bet

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17%

63
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Required Equity when facing 20% pot bet

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14%

64
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OTF: Odds of a flush by the river

A

35%

65
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OTF: Odds of a flush by the turn

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19.1%

66
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OTT: Odds of a flush by the river

A

19.6%

67
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OTF: Odds of a GSSD by the river

A

16.5%

68
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OTF: Odds of a GSSD by the Turn

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8.5%

69
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OTT: Odds of a GSSD by the river

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8.7%

70
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OTF: Odds of a OESD by the river

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31.5%

71
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OTF: Odds of a OESD by the turn

A

17%

72
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OTT: Odds of a OESD by the river

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17.4%

73
Q

Equity Check: AKss vs QQ

A

46%

74
Q

Equity Check: AKss vs 33

A

49.2%

75
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Equity Check: AKo vs QQ

A

43.2%

76
Q

Equity Check: AKo vs 33

A

46.6%

77
Q

Definition: Minimum Defense Frequency (MDF)

A

% of Hero’s range that must be defended to a bet or raise in order to make opponent indifferent to adding bluffs. Opponent will not gain EV by overbluffing if defended correctly.

78
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Equity Check: AdQd vs. AA on 985dd
Naked Flush Draw vs. Overpair

A

36.8%

79
Q

Equity Check: AdQd vs. AA on KJ5dd
Flush Draw + GSSD vs. Overpair

A

46.2%

80
Q

Equity Check: QdJd vs. AA on KT5dd
Flush Draw + OESD vs. Overpair

A

47%

81
Q

Equity Check: AdQd vs. 88 on 985dd
Naked Flush Draw vs. Set

A

26%

82
Q

Equity Check: AdQd vs. JJ on KJ5dd
Flush Draw + GSSD vs. Set

A

33.8%

83
Q

Equity Check: QdJd vs. TT on KT5dd
Flush Draw + OESD vs. Set

A

40% (42% if royal draw)

84
Q

Theory: In UTG, should you play tighter in a 9-handed game, 6-handed, or play the same?

A

Tighter 9-handed since you have more players left to act behind you.

85
Q

Theory: In BTN, should you play tighter in a 9-handed game, 6-handed, or play the same?

A

It’s the same since the BTN only has the blinds to act behind in both scenarios.

86
Q

of Distinct Flops

A

19600

87
Q

Which pocket pair has the most equity vs AA?

A

88 (19.538%)

88
Q

Theory: Why are OOP 3bets bigger then IP?

A

1) To give a worse price and increase fold equity
2) Increase SPR to minimize positional advantage

89
Q

Theory: With larger stacks, do you 3bet more or less often?

A

More often

90
Q

Theory: V is a loose opener that folds to 3bets frequently, do we 3bet more bluff or value heavy?

A

Bluff heavy

91
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Theory: V is a loose opener that calls 3bets frequently, do we 3bet more bluff or value heavy?

A

Value heavy

92
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Theory: V is a tight opener with a high fold to 3bet, do we 3bet more bluff or value heavy?

A

Bluff heavy with extra importance on blockers.

93
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Theory: V is a tight opener with a low fold to 3bet, do we 3bet more bluff or value heavy?

A

Tight strong 3bet range

94
Q

What should general bluff/value ratios be?

A

50/50 IP, 60/40 OOP

95
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Theory: Are 3bet ranges wider 100bb deep or 30bb deep?

A

30bb deep because both ranges are wider and there are more dominating hands to fold out.

96
Q

30bb 3bet hand selection: Do we use ‘good’ calling hands? Why or why not? (QJs, K9s, A5s)

A

No because we lose a ton of value when we get 4bet to have to call/fold. We also have a wide range of hands to draw bluffs from and should use those.

97
Q

Define: What is a squeeze?

A

3betting vs more than one opponent

98
Q

Key Factors to consider for a squeeze (5)

A

1) Opener RFI %
2) Caller’s Cold Call %
3) Sizing
4) Stack sizes
5) Players left to act

99
Q

When facing cold-callers how should we adjust our range vs. regs who call too much? Vs a rec who calls too much?

A

Vs reg: Add bluffs, he is likely to fold 76ss type hands vs a squeeze.
Vs rec: Expand value, he will call with worse.

100
Q

How should we adjust our squeeze range vs the following: Openraiser too wide + reg who calls too wide.

A

Expand bluff range

101
Q

How should we adjust our squeeze range vs the following: Openraiser standard + loose rec calls

A

Widen value range

102
Q

How should we adjust our squeeze range vs the following: Openraiser standard + good reg calls

A

Value range + 30-40% bluffs

103
Q

How should we adjust our squeeze range vs the following: Openraiser tight + tight caller

A

Tighten range, few bluffs

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