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Originally Posted by 6bet me
I can answer question 2: I expected him to jam pretty much ATC on the flop, so I was looking for favourable flops to stack off on. Any pair or gutshot and I was basically going to go with it.
But I can't answer questions 1 or 3 because no one ever thinks this way on earlier streets.
Like if someone Cbets the flop, are you going to try to look at their entire range of possible hands and try to calculate your overall equity against their range, or are you instead just going to keep things simple and make quick decisions like "alright I'll call this Cbet with any pair, any strong Ace high and any half decent draw"?
Ranges are so wide on earlier streets that I simply can't give you good answers to these questions. Like I don't know the exact frequency that he spazz 4bets a hand like J7s. I know that it's above 0% and probably less than 20%, but I don't know the exact frequency.
I felt like there might be enough spazzes in villain's range to justify calling pre and gii on favourable flops, but I was playing by intuition. There's no realistic way I can ever do any kind of calculations on the spot regarding this.
As El D notes, this is literally recreational level knowledge of the game. I laughed at this post. Actually laughed, in real life. Any of my friends that are crushing would either do the same or just shake their head.
Most crushers are very aware of villains ranges, then they see the board texture, bet size and narrow it down further and can do a calculation based on such in their head. If you actually want to crush, you should be able to do this by now. You're almost a year into having a PGC thread with no job or other source of income.
Quick tip though: If ranges are *so wide* on earlier streets, why do you keep inflating the pot with mediocre hands so the SPR is ~1 and you are playing against a wider range that you can't deduce very well?