Hi all,

I'm 29, been playing on and off for around 10 years. I've never played full time or professionally though. I started at online SnGs and tournaments, then switched to live cash games after Black Friday. My game has progressed in the following way: not thinking in terms of range but knowing basics like pot odds > thinking of how my single hand performs against opponent's entire range > thinking about how my entire range performs against opponent's entire range.

That last stage of progression though is a work in progress, and I'm looking for someone else in a similar stage of their game whose interested in improving.

I want to develop a GTO strategy to use in my current game (live $2/5 in a fairly tough room) against the good players. Also, knowing a GTO strategy makes it easier to know what deviations to take from it to exploit non-balanced players.

So I'm looking for at least 1 person interested in doing in depth analysis of hands and making balanced ranges. These hands can be either ones I played or ones you played.

Only prerequisite is you MUST have fully read and understood Matt Janda's incredible book: Applications of No-Limit Hold'em a Guide to Understanding Theoretical Sound Poker.

There is more than one skype study group thread already, find one and post there