Straight Flush
Join Date: Sep 2005
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Originally Posted by Dueces88
Putting people on ranges seem to be a difficult thing because not many people play a linear range. If they have a 25% CO Open-Raising stat on the HUD, that doesn't necessarily mean it's the top 25% of starting hands.
Does anyone understand what I mean or am I just rambling or something?
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This is absolutely correct. Suppose a tight player calls a raise with 6% of hands in LP, but open raises 6% of hands in EP. The composition of each of these ranges will likely be very different. I think that some of the information in this link could help with those difficulties: http://archives1.twoplustwo.com/show...=0#Post8629256
As for OP, I'm still thinking on that one. It's obvious that there are a number of ideas that OP needs to work on like bet sizing and understanding the function of our different betting options, but I'm stuck in a bit of a "Which comes first, the chicken or the egg" type of spot in deciding how to address it. That might be a little vague, but I'll come back to this later today when I've had some time to think on it.
Congrats on applying this stuff to your game, OP. You've already taken a step that a lot of people, for whatever reason, refuse to.
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