So after Stars trying to wind me up with the play money thing I got to playing and lost; again.
Had a chat with a very nice guy streaming nl100 and he said these range v range things were essential to my poker development. This is similar to the stuff seen in the mighty CrazyCookie's video 4 I mentioned in a previous post.
So here we go, this is my very first real attempt at trying to make sense of range v range as an aide to cbetting. I'll be using the exact same flops shown in the video so I don't confuse myself to start off with.
For simplicity, I'll assume a 2X OR from BU, and SB fold and a BB call.
I'll also assume 100bb stacks and unknown opponents for now, to try keeping ranges 'sensible' and hope it's correct to do that.
I wont be looking at 3bets or how turn cards affect things at this early stage either.
Example 1.Taking my current ranges of an open first in from the BU:
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Then the BB call w(sh)ould look something like this;
Flop 1: Jc2s6ha) Decide whether BU has a range advantage or not
b) Decide, given the flop texture, is a cbet appropriate or not
c) Write down why I made that decision
I think that's the gist of it but I'll be watching the video again today to make sure I'm not confused and wasting time before I do anything else.
Later.