ha - well that could imply that I am not dumb, and i know for a fact i am dumb as **** so dont worry about it!!

FWIW you could prob also export a report into Excel for this kind of population analysis and shove the player pool into an Excel spreadsheet via a CSV file if i recall correctly -i am sure i did something similar like this in the past with pt3 like 4/5 years ago - so i am sure it must be possible with PT4

The benefit being its easier to manipulate the data into a pivot table, group players by fish, regs, winners, etc quite easily, add your own columns etc. hope that helps

any help on this would be appreciated

Hi i am Looking for The cheapest Way to improve.
My shorttermgoal is Beating The 15s hyper Turbos on Stars.
Currently on The 7s and I can beat them without much theory because some People just have no Clue what to do.

But The 15s get very tough because there is some more Money in Play, I guess.
My Leaks are Its Hard for me to find right betsizings in some Spot and I dont know When to donkbet and I dont wo When to checkraise Bluff.

Please Help!!!!

Thanks

15s pretty much the same as 7s, id suggest watch videos, its enough for beating 15s, if you are now beating 7s with good roi than seems to me you are already beating 15s.

Ok maybe I beat The 15s with 1% Roi but there may be a Way to get it to 2-3%..?

That Would be aweson.

WinkMe

this is completely offtopic, but...
why are you capitalizing random words?

Its an Auto correcting i Wouldnt capitalize Most of These words

Hey, if you're looking for some long term coaching while also being staked along the way, you should apply on this thread;

http://www.husng.com/content/hokiegr...taking-players

*Sorry if this is against the rules!*

Doesn't anyone use hem2?

Hello, couple questions:

first if someone isn't 3-betting at all or flatting much is it ok to 3-bet non-allin below 20bb or below 16bb if he is opening more then 60% or 70%? Also if yes is it ok to do with all bluffing hands or would it be better to shove hands like J3s, Q6o and 3-bet nonallin some hands with a little better postflop expectation say 59s, 86o or so?

Also what is your 3-bet shoving range first hand readless against villain who more then 3x first hand? I folded A7o when villain 5x'd first hand and also folded A6o when he 3-betted second to 120, was it too nitty?

To work out a calling range vs a particular open shoving range at 25bb am I right in thinking I should be calling hands with 48% equity vs their range i.e. I need to call 24 to win 50?

Should I be calling with the very bottom end of the calling range, with those hands which are marginal break even calls? Particularly against loose shovers.

As an example, first hand of a HT we face a shove from a maniac we know shoves 50% 25bb deep. J9s has a fraction more that 48% equity. Do we call or fold and wait for a better spot.

Does calling in these marginal spots need to take account of the rake? And does it lead to unnecessarily
high variance?

Few quick questions, how many games per hour can you average playing 1 table hyper turbos and what would be a large enough sample to tell you if you are a winning player, comparable to let's say 100k hands NL cash.

^ very stakes dependant

Is there a stat for PT4 for average roi instead of total roi?

I am wondering about the correct sub range names when IP or OOP preflop ?

About a week after I first got interested in poker and started looking up info about it online, it crossed my mind several times to post a question asking what exactly are the names of the different sub ranges that I should be concerned with. Then, as time went by, I started to understand more and more about what others were talking about when they were using certain sub range names. Sometimes, I'd be confused by a small inconsitency here and there, but most of the time I knew what was meant by the context in which a range-based term was used. Now, after playing HUSnG's for a bit, and starting to learn how to base my thinking more in terms of ranges, my misunderstanding in a few areas has finally become more of a growth stumper, instead of just something that I can put off and hope that it will eventually sort itself out. Seeming to be a fairly elementary question, I began to search the web for some answers. As of now, it would seem that either the info is just not out there in one easy-to-understand for beginners place, or I just keep getting tripped up by certain aspects of the terminology or something. From the lack of questions or info about it that I've found, I must have some sort of "info dyslexia" in this area.

So, preflop in a HUSnG, from either the Small Blind and/or the Big Blind, what are the correct names for the sub ranges that I should be concerned with having in my default preflop strategy ?

Small Blind, preflop Big Blind, preflop
(what sub ranges go here ?) (what sub ranges go here ?)

Right now, I just have in mind a playing and folding range from either IP or OOP, and everything pretty much changes after the first couple of hands as I get a better idea of how villain plays.

PokerStars - $14.69+$0.31|10/20 NL (2 max) - Holdem - 2 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 4

SB: 21.3 BB (VPIP: 50.00, PFR: 37.50, 3Bet Preflop: 0.00, Hands: 8)
Hero (BB): 28.7 BB

SB posts SB 0.5 BB, Hero posts BB 1 BB

Pre Flop: (pot: 1.5 BB) Hero has K 9

SB raises to 2 BB, Hero calls 1 BB

Flop: (4 BB, 2 players) 7 K A
Hero checks, SB bets 2 BB, Hero calls 2 BB

Turn: (8 BB, 2 players) 9
Hero checks, SB checks

River: (8 BB, 2 players) 4
Hero bets 4 BB, SB raises to 17.3 BB and is all-in, Hero calls 13.3 BB

How do you play these spots readless? Standard call otr?

I just started in the world of HU Hypers and I want to know if my hud is fine:
The stats I have are:
Hands/VPIP/PFR/3Bet/Fold 3bet/limp/limp call/limp fold/BB vs SB Open-call (I dont know is the same flat im new with the PT4) / player name
Postflop
bet flop/fold to F cbet/donk flop/ch-r/2 bet turn/fold to 2bet/donk turn/ch raise

thanks in advance for the help

you want vpip for bb and for sb not overall,make sure pfr is for sb and 3bet for bb

Hi,

can someone tell me where i can find deepstacked HU SnGs on stars?

Which room is better - PS or FTP, for low stakes (1,5$ - 7$) player? I am talking about bonus systems, player field etc.

Pokerstars - cheapest rake, and people are clueless. Their bonus system sucks 4 micro stakes though.

How big is the difference between 3,50s and 7s?

About 3 dollars 50 cents.


(Real answer: more regs, better regs but still plenty of button bashers. It's kinda hard to quantify the size of a skill difference, but it's not mindblowing. If you table select well - it doesn't exist)

Hey guys. I've been messing around with HUSNG's after an extensive break and have totally forgotten my ranges. (although looking at my db, i think I was leaking badly anyway when i was playing them 6 years ago).

I'm looking for some 'default' type ranges. Of course these will change depending on villain, but assuming we are playing a competent player with an opening range of 85%, 3b range of 25%, and stacks between 50 and 75bb's, I would guess our ranges would be:

Open from SB: 85%

call in bb vs 3x open:
Uploaded at Picoodle.com

3 bet:

Uploaded at Picoodle.com

call 3b:
Uploaded at Picoodle.com

4 bet: TT+, AJo/ATs, KQo, KJs, QJs (maybe some lower suited connectors for deception occasionally)

Am I way off too loose or does this seem roughly ok?

@Rapala I don't know what stakes you're playing at but those ranges seem way too loose imo.
Calling range: A lot of hands from your 3betting range would go here. Also fold J2s type hands.
3betting range: Again, way too wide. Your 3betting range includes a lot of hands that would go in the calling range. If you have to open up your 3betting range, then add the top of your folding range. This would be your 3bet bluff range.
3bet call range: I don't know about the high stakes, but calling 3bets so wide seems absolutely disastrous.
4bet range: If you're 4bet bluffing at low-mid stakes, don't expect it to work much. Take out the lower part of the range you mentioned, especially QJs.