18' "when vilain fold more to 3b,we 3b less for thin value and therefore we put some hand of the 3b range into the calling range. Then the calling range is stronger and we can call slightly wider at the bottom of the range because those weaker hands are slightly more protected." Something I don't understand:if we got a hand let's says EV -0.02 to call,is this EV change if we add more strong hands to our calling range,let's say can it goes up to 0.00 or more because of the protection of strong hands? Cause if EV still stay -0.02 I don't understand why we should call with it,because by definition it's loosing money
plz, can you make a video especially on all of kind of exploitativ adjustment for the preflop, the préflop part of the video was interesting but too short imo
I grind the low-limits for a living. I have a GTO opening range, but I throw it away against maniacs. I just limp with the top of my range, and jam them preflop with hands that i know they will call, or shove it in, because they don't like being treated this way. It's boring. But very profitable. I played a $1,000 pot at 1-3 NL recently where all the money wasin pre-flop, i had AK, he had Td5d. I'm printing money here by getting it in, the outcome is irrelevant. I put in $500, but am a 60-40 favorite, meaning that I win $100 on average over time because he plays so bad. In the hand in question, he made 2-pair and I lost, but that is irrelevant. He was dominating the table, but the nits took all of his money, he lost a large amount of it, and left with his tail between his legs. I love maniacs. Will sit with them any time.
My strategy against maniacs is usually along the lines of, pickup QQ, re-raise, get jammed on, call and lose to J4 off suit, when they make the eventual full house.
What if we know that he might fold some weak hands if we cr, like gurshot, overcards OTF, but OTT he will always double barrel big with them and even call off hands like gutshot and weak FD, every pair, etc... I think this could change our flop strategy on semi-dynamic boards to just call OTF and check/jam his pot size or overbets OTT or even continue calling if we know he will jam everything OTR. Against maniacs it's a good idea to slowplay sometimes. Like never 4bet against a maniac. If we show aggresion and strenght we might make him play more correctly rather than just calling and him punting his stack away. Those sims might be on point, but they don't calculate that first our opponent might start to change his strategy once we exploit hime a couple of times and he will start to adjust which will make our play very loosing. Also it does not take into account equity on future streets where our opponent might have bigger mistakes.
so what about when steve is pressuring me up in these cases at a semi ft 5k players? Are you studying this topic deeper? Would really love to see your work and share some ideas
The other day I got involved in a 4bet pot with a LAG where I 4bet him with AQo (never do this against most live opponents because their 3b range is usually too nutty). Flop was paired + a brick and checked through, turn was another brick, he checked to me again, I stabbed small and he ripped. I thought for a while about his image and his past showdowns. I flicked in the calling chip and he said I was good. I told him to table his hand and he revealed 64s for 6 high against my A high. River came a 4 but at least it was a good fight back attempt 🥲
I would argue that a live 4 bet range from a maniac is still a lot of suited and high cards. They just play them like aces which means calling with a wider range that is more robust than theirs😅
What's the username of the LAG you're about to crush now? 😈
Stefan11222
Tiramisu1th
IBombItYouVomit
hi! in gto wizard, rush and cash preflop ranges with cash drop (10bb) was FREE, why you make now for premium? can you please return it to free
What makes you think it is okay to out individual poker players like this?
tldr: people that overstab and bet too much, its best to play a x 100 oop, to x/r all in. good strategy at many low stakes games as well
a x 100? what does that mean?
@@kezman82a 'check 100% strategy'
@@kezman82acheck 100% when out of position regardless of holding or flop texture.
No idea what this mean after watching whole video
Excited to watch this one
Keep it on the downlow but carrot corner is the best UA-cam channel right now for advanced poker content
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18' "when vilain fold more to 3b,we 3b less for thin value and therefore we put some hand of the 3b range into the calling range.
Then the calling range is stronger and we can call slightly wider at the bottom of the range because those weaker hands are slightly more protected."
Something I don't understand:if we got a hand let's says EV -0.02 to call,is this EV change if we add more strong hands to our calling range,let's say can it goes up to 0.00 or more because of the protection of strong hands?
Cause if EV still stay -0.02 I don't understand why we should call with it,because by definition it's loosing money
plz, can you make a video especially on all of kind of exploitativ adjustment for the preflop, the préflop part of the video was interesting but too short imo
I grind the low-limits for a living. I have a GTO opening range, but I throw it away against maniacs. I just limp with the top of my range, and jam them preflop with hands that i know they will call, or shove it in, because they don't like being treated this way. It's boring. But very profitable. I played a $1,000 pot at 1-3 NL recently where all the money wasin pre-flop, i had AK, he had Td5d. I'm printing money here by getting it in, the outcome is irrelevant. I put in $500, but am a 60-40 favorite, meaning that I win $100 on average over time because he plays so bad. In the hand in question, he made 2-pair and I lost, but that is irrelevant. He was dominating the table, but the nits took all of his money, he lost a large amount of it, and left with his tail between his legs. I love maniacs. Will sit with them any time.
Steve should of been called nic airball
My strategy against maniacs is usually along the lines of, pickup QQ, re-raise, get jammed on, call and lose to J4 off suit, when they make the eventual full house.
classic
Terrible strat. Be the other guy
JJ vs J5 last week. Board 764 Q 8
no one asked you, we truly don't care what you do you have zero credibility, no history.... no one came here hoping to find out what pctotty would do
@@IbeatGTO no one cares, this is not all about your supposed poker play
I want people to notify me on how much they made with this stratagy
Matt Hunt best Gto Wizard Coach!
What if we know that he might fold some weak hands if we cr, like gurshot, overcards OTF, but OTT he will always double barrel big with them and even call off hands like gutshot and weak FD, every pair, etc... I think this could change our flop strategy on semi-dynamic boards to just call OTF and check/jam his pot size or overbets OTT or even continue calling if we know he will jam everything OTR.
Against maniacs it's a good idea to slowplay sometimes. Like never 4bet against a maniac. If we show aggresion and strenght we might make him play more correctly rather than just calling and him punting his stack away.
Those sims might be on point, but they don't calculate that first our opponent might start to change his strategy once we exploit hime a couple of times and he will start to adjust which will make our play very loosing. Also it does not take into account equity on future streets where our opponent might have bigger mistakes.
I need to develop a solid 4 bat range.
so what about when steve is pressuring me up in these cases at a semi ft 5k players? Are you studying this topic deeper? Would really love to see your work and share some ideas
how did you calculate preflop ranges, afaik you still don't have preflop solver? ETA on preflop solver?
We have preflop solving available for heads up spots! Multiway pre and post is coming later.
The other day I got involved in a 4bet pot with a LAG where I 4bet him with AQo (never do this against most live opponents because their 3b range is usually too nutty).
Flop was paired + a brick and checked through, turn was another brick, he checked to me again, I stabbed small and he ripped. I thought for a while about his image and his past showdowns. I flicked in the calling chip and he said I was good. I told him to table his hand and he revealed 64s for 6 high against my A high. River came a 4 but at least it was a good fight back attempt 🥲
When 5/5/10 tables shuts down and they move to 5/5 tables .
Just when you fight back they have AA.
Sounds like a lot of fun ... and variance!
How dafuck is Steve not from Brazil or China? 😂
"Steve" might as well be "Nick" or "Alan"
lol, I see what you did there.
I would argue that a live 4 bet range from a maniac is still a lot of suited and high cards. They just play them like aces which means calling with a wider range that is more robust than theirs😅
Sorry but it is extremelly difficult to understand GTO videos.
Wait for a premium starting hand and just go for it.
Yes...
Then get ran over the other 90% of the time
This "Steve 25" sounds like Alan Keating
Tmi
AI art, yuck