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Hud stats Flashcards

1
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HUD Stats for NIT

A

6 Max 15/12

FR 10/8

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2
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How do you adjust to play against a nit?

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  1. Steal Blinds relentlessly

2. C-Bet prepared to fold weak holdings if raised

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3
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HUD Stats for TAG

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6 Max 21/18

FR 18/12

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4
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How do you adjust to play against a TAG?

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  1. AVOID THEM
  2. Play in position
  3. Be aware that TAGs play strong kickers
    4.Steal blinds until they fight back
    5.Play more drawing hands and implied odds hands in
    position
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HUD Stats for LAG

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6 Max 30/28

FR 20/18

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How do you adjust to play against a LAG

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  1. AVOID THEM
  2. Play in position
  3. Open ranges in position
  4. Expand BB defense
  5. Do not respect CBETS
  6. Slowplay and Trap
  7. Semi bluff draws where you’re happy getting it in if
    raised
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7
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What are the types of good players?

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  1. NITS
  2. TAGS
  3. LAGS
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8
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What are the types of bad players?

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  1. TIGHT PASSIVE (weak-tight)
  2. LOOSE PASSIVE FIT OR FOLD (weak-loose)
  3. LOOSE PASSIVE CALLING STATION (weak-loose)
  4. MANIAC (bad aggressive)
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9
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HUD Stats Tight Passive

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6 Max 15/5

FR 8/4

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10
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How do you adjust to a tight passive player?

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  1. Classify limp and calling ranges as strong or weak
    and set appropriate ISO raise range
  2. Respect their aggression
  3. CBET a lot but respect their raises
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11
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HUD Stats Fit or Fold-Loose/Passive

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6 Max 38/4

FR 32/4

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12
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How do you adjust for Fit or Fold?

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  1. Play more hands especially in position
  2. ISO raise
  3. Loosen up preflop ranges
  4. CBET relentlessly
  5. Respect aggression
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13
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HUD Stats Calling Station-Loose/Passive

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6 Max 38/5
FR 32/4

but also

FvCBET 15 (very low)
Fv3BET 12 (very low)
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14
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How do you adjust for a Calling Station?

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  1. Never bluff!
  2. Loosen up starting ranges
  3. Value bet larger to exploit over calling
  4. Thin value bet more often
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15
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HUD Stats Maniac

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6 Max 65/53

FR 50/42

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16
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How do you adjust for a Maniac?

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  1. Loosen up PreFlop, 3Bet and 4 Betting
  2. Get stacks in PreFlop with premium hands
  3. Slow Play and Trap when possible
  4. Never fold anything semi-decent
17
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How do you tell a Calling Station from Fit or Fold?

A

Calling Stations have insanely low fold to CBET and 3Bet stats.

18
Q

What range is reasonable for VPP?

A

6 Max 15-30

FR 10-20

19
Q

What range is reasonable for PFR?

A

6 Max 15-30

FR 10-20

20
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What range is reasonable for 3BET?

21
Q

What range is reasonable for Fv3BET?

22
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What range is reasonable for Steal?

23
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What range is reasonable for FvSt?

24
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What range is reasonable for CBET?

25
Q

What range is reasonable for FvCB

26
Q

What range is reasonable for WTSD?

27
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What range is reasonable for WSD

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