**Official Questions for 2p2 author Matt Flynn**
Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 8,521
Matt Flynn is co-author of Professional No Limit Hold'Em Volume 1. One of the most popular books on the subject it indepthly covers the concepts of REM(Range, Equity, Maximize) and SPR(Stack-to-Pot Ratio). He will be appearing on our upcoming show.
Please post your questions here regarding his book and also NL Hold'em cash games in particular in the live arena. Matt always has strong opinions on live NL cash games vs online as well as live tells.
We will ask the good ones during the April 15th show.
Join Date: May 2005
Posts: 17,592
when playing a decent player heads up, early in the match, does it make more sense to make a normal raise with a draw (so your opponent would be more likely to believe you have a hand you are milking) or to overshove your draw to create maximum fold equity given the smaller raise will commit you anyways. Assume no history yet so while your opponent assumes you to be a decent player he has not yet seen you play a draw or a strong hand in a big pot yet.
Join Date: Feb 2006
Posts: 3,802
6max. new table without reads. someone raises in early position and someone else 3bets from late position. You are in the blinds with AA. Raise or flat call?
Also - do you ever limp behind with QQ+ ?
Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 7,636
I sit in a 10/20 uncapped live game in vegas. I've been chatting with another online player at the table so everyone should know I play online. A guy limps in EP, I raise the button and he repops me. I'm pretty sure this guy is a vegas pro, he knows and is very friendly with the casino staff. We're, say, 100BBs deep and he just put in 13. Would you say he's unbalanced here? Towards garbage or real hands? How does stack size affect this? I guess I'm asking what the general live pro conception of online players is and if they know how to combat our style.
