Hello,

Here's something that looks strange, is strange and works strange, too. But after testing this thing, I must say the results were very unexpected and satisfying.

Basically, you just play your normal game like you usually do, until ... you find yourself in a very tough spot against only one player and don't know what to do. Then you can use it.

You can use this thing in many different ways and everything fits into just one graphic:

- you can base your decision only on the highest estimation of your "confidence level"
- you can get opponent's range with percentage that shows its accuracy
- if you luckily already have your range estimated, you can only use M-RT for seeing how accurate it is ( % )
- you can have a deeper insight into your emotions and states of mind
- you can mix these already mentioned variants with each other and find your own way of using M-RT

I know that If you're already deep into some particular strategy or approach, it will be difficult for you to adapt to this, but I believe there are some players out there who base their decisions on instinct, who have fun when they play, who don't like too complex things or strategic interfaces. M-RT will be perfect for them. I really recommend trying, it really has a strong and solid psychological, logical and even geometric base, but I don't want to get into the details now. Here it is, all you need to do is to learn and memorize the whole thing:

That's it. Holdem is dead now

Hold'em is alive and always will be. It is TILT that is no longer a problem.

I timed out trying to use this chart and folded a royal flush. 0/10

Because playing with EMOTION is EV+ in the long run /s

I went through a lot of emotions and states of mind reading this! Mostly laughter!

My experience with M-RT is rather positive. I played a couple of crazy hands in MTT against smart bots, but I'm aware that time running fast can be a problem here.

Here's the final version with all the data:



This thing is to help you wake up from the state of temporary confusion. I would mostly recommend it to beginners, but not only.

It's kind of fascinating that almost everything in this graphic is based on a pentagram