GTO Poker Simplified: Strategy lessons from the solvers that any cash game or tournament player can apply to their game (The Poker Solved Series)

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To determine which hands, you want to continue with, take the number of hand combos in your starting hand range and then use the MDF to calculate how many combos you should be continuing with. Run It Once: Founded by poker pro Phil Galfond, Run It Once offers a vast library of GTO-focused content, including video courses and interactive quizzes.

Of course, you will want to continue with the hands with the most playability on future streets while cutting out those that don't have much chance to improve or which won't play well against your opponent's range. If a 3-flush came on a river and you wanted to raise, bluff raising with some AX combos holding the Ace of the bluff suit on the board would be an acceptable option.Before delving into strategic concepts regarding GTO poker, it’s important to understand which of these two very different play styles is going to be more profitable for you to use as a beginner or more advanced player. Opponent A might diverge in one direction, Opponent B might veer off a completely different part of the game tree. Depending on the opponent’s bet sizing, MDF tells you how many of your overall hands you should continue with. PioSOLVER: A powerful solver that offers in-depth analysis and the ability to run custom simulations, helping players develop a better understanding of GTO strategy.

By maintaining a balanced bluff-to-value ratio, you prevent opponents from exploiting your betting tendencies, as they will be unable to determine whether you are bluffing or value betting accurately. Then it delves into how these concepts are applied across streets, position, stack sizes and board run outs. In this book an amateur player can take the modern poker theory of the super high rollers and apply it to their own game. It falls on the spectrum between intermediate and expert/pro, and it’s designed for players who already play a lot (and who study their games as well) and wish to take their games in a new direction. Were all their assumptions wrong, or was it just the one time the player bluffed out of hundreds of missed opportunities?In other words, these are the poker games that consistently have the most fish in them, total beginners and quite frankly some of the worst poker players on earth.