2NL 6max Villain BB Ranges

06-22-2017 12:09 PM #1
MadMojoMonkey View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries AINT SHOVELING SHIT Join Date Apr 2012 Posts 10,456 Location St Louis, MO	Originally Posted by Mcash2 Sounds reasonable, but I always like at least one hand in the cookie jar. Huh?

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06-22-2017 12:15 PM #2
Mcash2 View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Jun 2017 Posts 116 Location UP, Michigan	Originally Posted by MadMojoMonkey Huh? I likely used it wrong. I like to learn a little of everything, even if it is two-steps ahead of where I stand. Jack of all trades, but master of none, comes to mind. Hopefully I used that adage right.

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06-22-2017 12:24 PM #3
MadMojoMonkey View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries AINT SHOVELING SHIT Join Date Apr 2012 Posts 10,456 Location St Louis, MO	It's a typical mindset for a beginner, which is why I structured the post as I did. First I told you where to start, but at the end (last paragraph) I tried to give you some perspective on why it's not a primary focus for you at this stage of your learning. It's a good thing to keep on the back burner right now, but it's not a subject where you're going to eek out a huge edge and add a bunch of BBs to your /100's. The raw complexity of variation in BB ranges is a lot to take in. There's no need to rush it, and more profitable things to focus on for now. Most of your earning comes from playing monster hands from any position or any hands from the BTN. This is true at all levels of poker. Focus on these areas primarily, and let the other stuff steep in your subconscious as you gather more and more skills in the high EV areas of poker.

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06-22-2017 05:39 PM #4
Mcash2 View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Jun 2017 Posts 116 Location UP, Michigan	Originally Posted by MadMojoMonkey It's a typical mindset for a beginner, which is why I structured the post as I did. First I told you where to start, but at the end (last paragraph) I tried to give you some perspective on why it's not a primary focus for you at this stage of your learning. It's a good thing to keep on the back burner right now, but it's not a subject where you're going to eek out a huge edge and add a bunch of BBs to your /100's. The raw complexity of variation in BB ranges is a lot to take in. There's no need to rush it, and more profitable things to focus on for now. Most of your earning comes from playing monster hands from any position or any hands from the BTN. This is true at all levels of poker. Focus on these areas primarily, and let the other stuff steep in your subconscious as you gather more and more skills in the high EV areas of poker. Agreed.

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