4:28 Why does this GTO range chart suggest 22 almost always call here but 55 almost always folds? Is it something to do with straights with an Ace? Or maybe reverse implied odds postflop due to a harder time folding a higher pair? Honestly super confused about this.
Should be because of board coverage. You have A5S and A4s as calls so you can fold some 44 and 55 but you need 22 and 33 to have some 2s and 3s in your calling range.
GTO balances out with having certain % of calls and folds. In this case it's weirdly folding "better" pairs, but in practice if you don't hit a set any small pair will play nearly the same: you have to fold most of the time against continuos aggression oop. Difference in EV calling or folding is probably quite small and in practice I'd tend to call all pairs preflop in bb against only UTG open.
John you probably won’t see this but I live in Georgia and the only option I have to play live cash games is in NC, no idea if the games are soft or not but I just want your opinion on if making a 3 hour drive every other weekend to play 1/2 live would even be worth it. I get volume during the week days online. I would want to make this a regular thing considering the games are soft on weekends.
I usually 3bet alot preflop just because I know the fish over fold the river against a 200% pot size bluff.The fish call often betting thin for value on river 30-40%.They always underbluff .
If AKo is against a range only of AA-QQ & AK then it's c. 38%. If it's QQ against the same range, the QQ is 40% and the AK has blockers to AA & KK and AK so actually they're both almost the same equity.
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8:50 i dont know if i would go thinly like 50% pot or if i would jam for value. (Like i would do if i had a busted flush draw as a bluff)
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4:28 Why does this GTO range chart suggest 22 almost always call here but 55 almost always folds? Is it something to do with straights with an Ace? Or maybe reverse implied odds postflop due to a harder time folding a higher pair? Honestly super confused about this.
Should be because of board coverage. You have A5S and A4s as calls so you can fold some 44 and 55 but you need 22 and 33 to have some 2s and 3s in your calling range.
@@М.М-х7ю Oh, that does make sense
GTO balances out with having certain % of calls and folds. In this case it's weirdly folding "better" pairs, but in practice if you don't hit a set any small pair will play nearly the same: you have to fold most of the time against continuos aggression oop. Difference in EV calling or folding is probably quite small and in practice I'd tend to call all pairs preflop in bb against only UTG open.
John you probably won’t see this but I live in Georgia and the only option I have to play live cash games is in NC, no idea if the games are soft or not but I just want your opinion on if making a 3 hour drive every other weekend to play 1/2 live would even be worth it. I get volume during the week days online. I would want to make this a regular thing considering the games are soft on weekends.
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I usually 3bet alot preflop just because I know the fish over fold the river against a 200% pot size bluff.The fish call often betting thin for value on river 30-40%.They always underbluff .
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5:34 Why on Earth does AKo want to go all in in a spot where QQ folds?! Unless your opponent has exactly KK, QQ is a way better hand than AKo.
If AKo is against a range only of AA-QQ & AK then it's c. 38%. If it's QQ against the same range, the QQ is 40% and the AK has blockers to AA & KK and AK so actually they're both almost the same equity.
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