I'd like to amend the first point: if spot A occurs at half the frequency of spot B but the pot in B is 5x the pot in A, I'd say focus on B. Basically, study the spots with the highest frequency x pot-size products
Sometimes I have got frozen by feeling completely overwhelmed by the options. Especially with gtow having so many fantastic tools. So for me organisation and time management are key
Are you only playing range vs range if your opponent is playing range vs range though? Or do you have to just substitute villians range as best as possible
It's easy to say "Do not try to memorize the frequiencies, try to understand". But what you can understand in Cbet spots when a lot of hands are betting in all sizes? Let's say some hand bets 50% for 75% sizing, 20% for 50% sizing, 10% for 33% sizing, and 20% checking in some certain postflop spot. And what you can 'understand' here? That this hand wants to bet big mostly. How this understanding can help you play GTO? Idk. You 'understand' this concept, and what you do with it when you are actually playing poker? Bet everytime 75% sizing with this hand? Because you remember that this hand wants to bet bigger. It will be wrong from GTO pov.
The way I approach this mixed spot is as following- first I try to realize what option the solver wants me to do. Second, against the specific opponent which strategy will generate more EV. For example if I am playing against a calling station I will pick the biggest size that I know is GTO, against some other players I might choose smaller bets
@@idopeer5963 it's actually exploit. In GTO we are talking about playing vs unknown opponents. I understand your approach, I'm using the same. Starting with my base game, then i adjust to limit i'm playing and then I adjust to my hud stats on exact opponents. But it's just my standard play not near any gto shit that we are talking about.
In the GTO software, who makes the action the villain or the hero? I get that there's not a lot of GTO pre-flop, but in practice mode you're getting dropped into a position and situation not knowing if you were the preflop aggressor or if it was your opponent.
Burton vs blinds is definitely not the most common spot in live poker up to 5/10. It’s frustrating that nearly all content about poker is geared towards online play and assumes that’s the default.
concepts for either are generally the same. anyone who tells you they are not is not a very good poker player. and you shouldn't listen to them. obviously you have more of one type of info and less of another, but its relative. i assume what your talking about is 3 limps and then a min raise type scenarios that happen at 2/5 all day, well unfortunately multi-way poker isn't solved, so you provably should just play a theoretically sound strategy so that your not the one spewing money in bad spots. long term using a GTO baseline strategy will give you the tools to navigate those spots your seeing at small stakes a lot easier and while moving up you will be fundamentally sounds enough to play vs better players and not be the atm.
Are you becoming professional at citicizing GTOWizard? Hahahahaha... Are you from their competitor? The video are not for beginners. Where did you read that? At the beginning of the video Saulo says it is a sensitive topic for the professionals, for instance... Yesterday was your day for criticize GTOWizard in some of their videos? Go spend your time wisely... hahahaha...
Poker became complex because of this damn Flopzilla, HUD software and all this cheat stats and shit that they use to exploit their opponent esp when playing online! This should not be allowed..
Everyone has the ability to access the same information at the tables, and to the tools to help one improve off the tables. But if you don't wanna put in the work... well you're exploiting yourself :)
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I'd like to amend the first point: if spot A occurs at half the frequency of spot B but the pot in B is 5x the pot in A, I'd say focus on B. Basically, study the spots with the highest frequency x pot-size products
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Sometimes I have got frozen by feeling completely overwhelmed by the options. Especially with gtow having so many fantastic tools. So for me organisation and time management are key
Are you only playing range vs range if your opponent is playing range vs range though? Or do you have to just substitute villians range as best as possible
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It's easy to say "Do not try to memorize the frequiencies, try to understand". But what you can understand in Cbet spots when a lot of hands are betting in all sizes? Let's say some hand bets 50% for 75% sizing, 20% for 50% sizing, 10% for 33% sizing, and 20% checking in some certain postflop spot. And what you can 'understand' here? That this hand wants to bet big mostly. How this understanding can help you play GTO? Idk. You 'understand' this concept, and what you do with it when you are actually playing poker? Bet everytime 75% sizing with this hand? Because you remember that this hand wants to bet bigger. It will be wrong from GTO pov.
The way I approach this mixed spot is as following- first I try to realize what option the solver wants me to do. Second, against the specific opponent which strategy will generate more EV. For example if I am playing against a calling station I will pick the biggest size that I know is GTO, against some other players I might choose smaller bets
@@idopeer5963 it's actually exploit. In GTO we are talking about playing vs unknown opponents. I understand your approach, I'm using the same. Starting with my base game, then i adjust to limit i'm playing and then I adjust to my hud stats on exact opponents. But it's just my standard play not near any gto shit that we are talking about.
@@nnm2440in GTO you always play against a players that use GTO perfectly
@@einszwo3749 thank you Captain Obvious
@@nnm2440 better articulate next time so I don’t have to intervene.
In the GTO software, who makes the action the villain or the hero? I get that there's not a lot of GTO pre-flop, but in practice mode you're getting dropped into a position and situation not knowing if you were the preflop aggressor or if it was your opponent.
Doesn't it tell you if it was a single raised pot, 3bet pot, etc? So you can just deduce from the position of the players involved in the pot
both the gto and you could be the aggressor. On top of the screen ill show you who it was
@@salvatoreasante6907 yes, you can also set it up to practice only SRP
If you look on top you can see the betting action from pre-flop
I wish I knew what the hell is happening.
Burton vs blinds is definitely not the most common spot in live poker up to 5/10. It’s frustrating that nearly all content about poker is geared towards online play and assumes that’s the default.
Most people are playing online
Fishy comment. Online concepts can be applied online.
concepts for either are generally the same. anyone who tells you they are not is not a very good poker player. and you shouldn't listen to them. obviously you have more of one type of info and less of another, but its relative. i assume what your talking about is 3 limps and then a min raise type scenarios that happen at 2/5 all day, well unfortunately multi-way poker isn't solved, so you provably should just play a theoretically sound strategy so that your not the one spewing money in bad spots. long term using a GTO baseline strategy will give you the tools to navigate those spots your seeing at small stakes a lot easier and while moving up you will be fundamentally sounds enough to play vs better players and not be the atm.
5 tips for beginners based on a lot of green and red not explained and only understandable for advanced players
Are you becoming professional at citicizing GTOWizard? Hahahahaha... Are you from their competitor? The video are not for beginners. Where did you read that? At the beginning of the video Saulo says it is a sensitive topic for the professionals, for instance... Yesterday was your day for criticize GTOWizard in some of their videos? Go spend your time wisely... hahahaha...
None of the tips is about mindset. Wow.
how does mindset affect studying gto? lol
@@TooMuchInternetTMI the title is about "how to study poker", not "how to study GTO"
@@TomRauhe if youre not learning about gto then youre not studying poker properly
@@TooMuchInternetTMI if you are not learning about mindset, EVERYTHING is useless and falls apart. You don't learn hands surgery before first aid.
Poker became complex because of this damn Flopzilla, HUD software and all this cheat stats and shit that they use to exploit their opponent esp when playing online! This should not be allowed..
Everyone has the ability to access the same information at the tables, and to the tools to help one improve off the tables. But if you don't wanna put in the work... well you're exploiting yourself :)
@@TetaBall facts