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08-16-2019 , 10:51 PM

simplelessons

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How critical is it to study combos for each players' range in a given configuration? For example, should I be able to look at a board and ballpark how many nutted combos each player has, how many pairs, draws, air etc?

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08-16-2019 , 11:15 PM

Bob148

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I think it’s more about the portions of the range that take different actions and how they earn ev.

It’s good to be able to visualize a pokerstove grid and what your opponents range looks like on it. If you can get that part right, combo counting will start to come naturally for many people.

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08-22-2019 , 02:56 PM

BigDickPlaya

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FlopzillaPro and GTO+ will familiarize you with combos quite nicely, especially if you're a visual learner.

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08-22-2019 , 03:08 PM

Minimal23

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And Power-Equilab?

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08-22-2019 , 03:10 PM

BigDickPlaya

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Originally Posted by Minimal23

And Power-Equilab?

Yes. This would be the best alternative piece of software to use. Power Equilab is especially good when dealing with 3 or more ranges.

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