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HT HU - How to improve away from table??

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06-23-2013 , 07:48 AM

etris

journeyman

Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 316

Hello

Now I play Hyper Turbo HU sng - 3,5$ (my bankroll 500$)
Now I just play, play and play 2tables + sometimes watch a video (i have Chadders0 pack HT). I do not do session review etc.

And I have a question, how to improve my game away from table?

Should I start doing post session review, and analyze hands? But for this i need software ye? Like Cardrunners EV?
So Is it worth it to buy Cr EV? If i play 3,5$ HT HU?

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06-23-2013 , 07:59 AM

stone75

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Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 881

do you watch chadders0 pack like a movie or do you write down concepts, study them properly etc?

imo to beat the 3,5$ you don't need more free videos on hunsg.com youtube channel + common sense. chadders package already is luxury for 3.5$, but of course very good. Yea, you can buy CREV, but most players that are winning low/midstakes player never heard of it and still managed to find enough study material to win, so i am not sure if the price/what you get out of it relation is good enough for the stakes you play

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06-23-2013 , 09:24 AM

Pamik

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Join Date: Feb 2013 Posts: 114

all you need to do is to learn how to use equilab, and start doing research on your own

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06-23-2013 , 10:26 AM

etris

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Originally Posted by Pamik

all you need to do is to learn how to use equilab, and start doing research on your own

it did not help me, could you describe it more precisely?

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Originally Posted by stone75

So do you think just carefully watching the videos + play a lot its enough to beat 3,5$ and later 7$?

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06-23-2013 , 10:39 AM

stone75

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Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 881

sure. playing a lot of games (single tabling them and think about every decision). Then analyse spots you are not confident. Nothing is more important to get in volume and have to make decisions over and over again.

Later on you can decide if you want to move up or add tables or both.

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06-24-2013 , 02:40 PM

etris

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Stone75 single table? Really? I mean making the 1000 games will take years...

Currently, the biggest probem for me is 0 to about 15bb game (how wide push or call). How to learn this? I know its all about math, so any good spreadsheet for that?

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06-24-2013 , 03:30 PM

NUCLEAR_1945

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Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 501

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Originally Posted by etris

Stone75 single table? Really? I mean making the 1000 games will take years...

It's not about quantity it's about ROI!

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06-24-2013 , 03:39 PM

stone75

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well, at least when it comes to improve the game at the beginning single tabling is better imo. Of course later on the more table you can play the better it is, and multitabling is an important skill.

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06-26-2013 , 06:41 PM

Poisonlolz

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Join Date: Feb 2013 Posts: 233

Making 1000 games single tabling will take just 50 hours. You should be quite happy if you're beating the $3.50s within that time

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07-02-2013 , 04:21 AM

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l.marius

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Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 26

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Originally Posted by etris

Pokerstove, holdem resources, also you can find push fold calculation formula and write it to excel.
crev at $3.5 will just waste your time imo, because first of all you have to adjust ranges properly, start feeling your opponents, and only then it goes to the calculation.

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07-02-2013 , 01:04 PM

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Vinegar2

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Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 137

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Originally Posted by etris

For short stack shove/fold have a look at Nash Equilibrium. Good starting point from which you can adjust.

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07-03-2013 , 12:26 PM

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TopPair2Pair

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Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 3,366

.question is too vague imo on what your current level of understanding is. if your a noob starting out at 3s & 5s... end game is important so

memorize nash push/call
memorize nash push/call for all levels up to 50/100

if thats irrelavant then i guess we need more info.

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