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holdin2
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08-05-2006, 04:01 AM
Post subject: CBET% -- Fold CBET% -- WTSD -- W$SD
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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I am going to squeeze these into my PA HUD mini view on UB and had a couple questions.
Obviously, the higher the CBET %, the more likely they are betting missed hands and vice versa. As with fold to CBET they got the goods when they dont fold the lower their % is and vice versa. My question is, what do you use for thresholds on these? How high of a CBET % is pretty high/how low is prety low?
Do you use these in conjuction with WTSD/W$SD stats and how so?
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Wooderson
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08-05-2006, 08:29 PM
Post subject: Re: CBET% -- Fold CBET% -- WTSD -- W$SD
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Straight
Join Date: Jul 2006
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Originally Posted by holdin2
Obviously, the higher the CBET %, the more likely they are betting missed hands and vice versa.
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That assumes your opponent is a slowplaying donk, which isn't always the case. If the idea is get the most money in when you have the hand... well, a made flop hand from good pocket cards or a great PP with complete missed flop and no draws seems like a good time to C-Bet if I'm an aggressive player.
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Halv
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Also you need to consider his PFR-range. A 1% PFR'er is going to have a 100% Cbet stat. The higher his PFR and Cbet combined, the more you can probably pick off his c-bets.
As for the Fold to Cbet stat, I just keep the Fold to bet-stat for each street on the HUD instead. I think you'll need quite a lot of hands on someone for the Fold/raise cbet stats to be reliable.
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