Beating Pokerstars HU hyper-turbos at level 1.5$
10-04-2011
, 10:16 PM
10-04-2011
, 11:33 PM
10-04-2011
, 11:43 PM
10-05-2011
, 04:12 PM
Nash: You only want to use Nash below 8bb effective stacks. Above that, play poker. Further, there are better ways to get Max EV than merely following charts (even below 8bb). If you find you have a good read on opponent, then by all means do not follow Nash, you'll likely get better results.
S/C: Sklansky-Chubukov push strategy from SB..similar to Nash.
http://www2.decf.berkeley.edu/~chubukov/rankings.html
Or, I made a chart I'll include here for you:
S/C: Sklansky-Chubukov push strategy from SB..similar to Nash.
http://www2.decf.berkeley.edu/~chubukov/rankings.html
Or, I made a chart I'll include here for you:
10-05-2011
, 09:20 PM
10-06-2011
, 08:46 AM
01-20-2012
, 03:56 PM
Quote:
Nash: You only want to use Nash below 8bb effective stacks. Above that, play poker. Further, there are better ways to get Max EV than merely following charts (even below 8bb). If you find you have a good read on opponent, then by all means do not follow Nash, you'll likely get better results.
S/C: Sklansky-Chubukov push strategy from SB..similar to Nash.
http://www2.decf.berkeley.edu/~chubukov/rankings.html
Or, I made a chart I'll include here for you:
S/C: Sklansky-Chubukov push strategy from SB..similar to Nash.
http://www2.decf.berkeley.edu/~chubukov/rankings.html
Or, I made a chart I'll include here for you:
Can someone explain to me what the numbers on this board means?Are these the SB?In what stacks can I take into consideration this chart?
01-21-2012
, 02:55 AM
They're from the SB, effective stacks in BBs.
This chart is applicable to any stack depth, although it isn't a secret bible to crushing HUSNG
what it means is this: if the effective stack is below the number shown for a given hand, it is profitable to openjam, even if you accidentally tell your opponent your holdings and he then calls perfectly. it down not say openjam is most profitable!
basically, you absolutely must not fold a profitable push from this chart, but needn't necessarily push either if you think another line may be more profitable. For example you should never openfold Q6o for 8bb effective.
This chart is applicable to any stack depth, although it isn't a secret bible to crushing HUSNG
what it means is this: if the effective stack is below the number shown for a given hand, it is profitable to openjam, even if you accidentally tell your opponent your holdings and he then calls perfectly. it down not say openjam is most profitable!
basically, you absolutely must not fold a profitable push from this chart, but needn't necessarily push either if you think another line may be more profitable. For example you should never openfold Q6o for 8bb effective.
02-04-2012
, 07:01 PM
@Bunzablood
Looking at your chart, noted down all the <10bb ones, so I don't make those mistakes, thank you!
Just interested to know if I'm on the right track with my understanding:
All the red marked hands, or at least them closest to 10, will against pretty much all opponents also be a push when having 10bb's or below, because people will rarely have a perfect call range.
Also the blue marked hands, is that the hands that you will call an all-in 10bb or below with, facing the all-in from a regular-/well-balanced SB pusher? Or is there another explanation to the blue marked?
Looking at your chart, noted down all the <10bb ones, so I don't make those mistakes, thank you!
Just interested to know if I'm on the right track with my understanding:
All the red marked hands, or at least them closest to 10, will against pretty much all opponents also be a push when having 10bb's or below, because people will rarely have a perfect call range.
Also the blue marked hands, is that the hands that you will call an all-in 10bb or below with, facing the all-in from a regular-/well-balanced SB pusher? Or is there another explanation to the blue marked?
