The Ultimate 15 Mins Poker Study Guide - PFR GTO Estimate Exercise
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Episode 2 of learning to crush with only 15 minutes of studying per day takes us into the world of GTO - focusing on the combonator tool and pre flop raising.
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why if you calculate the MDF is exploitable do the cbet 75% of times....because if oppo raise the cbet....pot 7,5bb....we cbet 4,5bb....oppo raise 11bb... we have to defend 54% for be unexploitable...but with your graf we call or 4bet only the 30% and we fold 70% at the raise of oppo...oppo can raise our cbet ATC...
cbet 75% is exploitable...
MDF:
1-a
a=b/(b+1)
b=bet/pot
b=11(raise of oppo)/12(pot after we cbet)=0,91
a=0,91/(0,91+1)=0,47
1-0,47=0,53
0,53*100=53% we have to defend for not permit oppo to raise our cbet ATC...but cbetting the 75% we can't ...so is much bluff cbetting range in your graf...
Does this change playing vs BU (as in playing OOP)?
Also I'm not sure how you are creating the ratios between value bets and bluffs. Are they just rough GTO estimates? as in for every value combo I should have 2 bluff combos...
Yeah, these are just demonstration videos on what you can achieve in 15 minutes. You can use the exact same process for any spot you can think of :)
In regards to the GTO bit: I wish I hadn't called it that haha, it was more of a balanced approach making sure that our checking range isn't all air that folds v a bet, but then we also have bluffs (mostly semibluffs ) in our betting range. Poker Snowie, which is great at balancing suggests to go for around a 2:1 bluff:value bet ratio OTF, 1:1 OTT and 1:2 OTR. If I am in a spot where I'm not trying to exploit villain I try to aim for this, although I won't know while I'm playing of course if I'm spot on!
Thanks that helps a lot!
@@TheCricketfingers I think that some of this video is useful, but to some extent it requires that your audience already know what you are trying to teach, which is fine for intermediate players trying to firm up their understanding, but not good pedagogy. I also think there is a flaw in your range construction.
First, you need to make clear that this 2:1, 1:1, 1:2 bluff to value ratio for each street is only theoretically unexploitable if you are always betting *the size of the pot*. The entire range construction rests on this premise, so it seems pointless to be making fine stipulations about numbers of combos you might be out by here and there unless this is clearly established. If you are, for example, betting 2/3 pot, you need about 2.5 value combos for each bluff on the river, which of course magnifies to earlier streets, so what you advocate will be completely out of whack.
Second, the major flaw in your range construction: your checking back range is extremely weak, and you are very vulnerable to turn or river probe for that reason. You should instead intend to check back 20-30% of your nutted combos on the flop so villain can't just crush you on later streets, knowing you can never have the nuts if you don't bet. IE imagine if turn and river both brick--you have no value hands in your checking back range, which is a very vulnerable (but all too common) situation to be in. And this principle applies to all boards, not just this one.
@@peterleggatt3642 super old video so not going to watch it back to remember. I'm not a GTO player and was asked to make GTO content for PVIP.