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Originally Posted by HokieGreg
You are folding KQs to a 10bb openshove vs regs (or literally anyone)? You need villain to be shoving so few 87s KTo K8s A2o QJo T8s type combos for your calling range to be much wider. I can't imagine how you have enough certainty that villain isn't shoving these type hands ever without a massive sample vs them. This just seems absolutely terrible to me. How are you going about identifying a player as the type that doesn't open shove 33 A3o KJo T8s at 10 bb's exactly? I need to know how to do this.
Depends on the feel, on the stats. Mostly vs everyone to be fair.
What happens if I call? I'm a dog (worse).. to flip, best. I mostly lose the flip. What's the point. I can just fold and utilize my edge later the game goes? I have net positive cEV edge HU, why risk it as dog in a flip? That's -EV.
On, for Pokerstars. 1)Merge hand histories with notes to filter only people you've color coded as X. Regs / fish, whatever, whomever you want to check this vs., you can also use code to filter vs people who've you have most hands vs. e.g. regulars in terms of how often they play not based on your color code. If you want notes approach, pick the notes .xml file from Pokerstars directory and feed it to your code. If you want other criteria, make it yourself. If you want vs 'all population', don't filter sh*t.
2)Use code to check their range, e.g. extract how often they open push. What has been their range vs your calls? If you want to be a real, what's it called, a "Honkler", make code take cards removal in effect because this will be more accurate than if you don't.
3)Use code to analyze their range and equity of hands vs their range. You can even use code to show you exact equity percentages of all the hands you can be dealt.
Last edited by ChicagoRy; 10-20-2020 at 11:12 PM.
Reason: Poster requested self-edit