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WPTRay
Joined: 05.06.2008

Hello everybody,

i'm just started out with Studying FL Holdem.
I'm doing this by reading articles, watching video's and reading the hands in the handsection.

Before I begin to play, I'd like to have a decent knowledge about FL.

I'm from the Dutch forum, but because there is on the English forum much more action on FL I'll post here more and more.

Ok, the question for today:

I'm gonna start with FL FR, so I'm reading a lot of FR pokerhands here in the section to know what's going on postflop.

But, can it also be useful to read the FL SH hands to get more experience with FL postflop, or is SH that a totally other game postflop?

Otherwise I will only read the FR hands.

Thanks for help.

Cheers.


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CoreySteel
Joined: 25.10.2006

Congrats, you are on the right track! :)

If you know how hands are played preflop in SH, you can easily study them preflop. It's the same deal.


Yoghi
Joined: 10.09.2007

People in here are fishes, get back to the dutch forum!!

But studying SH hands can also be useful, since usually they use the same concepts.


redskwerl
Joined: 04.03.2008

looking at some SH hands definitely wont hurt :)
its the same game, basically a SH table is just a FR table where the first 3-4 players have folded :)
good luck


WPTRay
Joined: 05.06.2008

Many thanks guys, the more hands the better :)

Lol @ Yoghi, I'll stay on the Dutch forum too, but there are so many more FL people outhere it would be stupid if I only stay on the Dutch side.


maks0n
Joined: 28.11.2007

try to play also some micro limits. Because theory without practice in not very useful. You may know a lot about postflop, but forget everything on the tables. So start with basic chart and basic strategies and play micros , and ofc continue reading, posting and so on. GL! :)


WPTRay
Joined: 05.06.2008

But without the knowledge of how to play FL it will be a mess I think ;)

I just like to start on 0.10/0.20 with 750 bigbets, a little bit safe I think?

Everyone told me that I can just start with the advanced SHC, good option?


Waiboy
Joined: 18.09.2008

Hi WPTRay

With that sort of BRM you can dive straight in and will have no problems learning as you go.... if you feel completely lost, stop and go study some more!

I'd start with the basic charts if you're feeling a little unsure. Just know that moving to the more advanced charts isn't a major jump so when you feel comfortable, go for it!


CoreySteel
Joined: 25.10.2006

There is a reason that advanced charts aren't available to beginners :)
So I'd start with basics chart too. And 750BB on 0.1/0.2 sounds good so just start with it :)


Yoghi
Joined: 10.09.2007

The advanced chart is the bronze chart, which is available to beginners. It is way better than the basic chart. Sure it's a bit more complicated aswell, but as long as you don't have too many tables open you can still look at it while playing :)


elrio
Joined: 06.01.2008

Originally posted by Yoghi
The advanced chart is the bronze chart, which is available to beginners. It is way better than the basic chart. Sure it's a bit more complicated aswell, but as long as you don't have too many tables open you can still look at it while playing :)

So Yoghi, Your advice is to start with that Bronze chart! Ore is is better to have the basic chart in you knowledge first?

Grtz


WPTRay
Joined: 05.06.2008
CoreySteel
Joined: 25.10.2006

Originally posted by Yoghi
The advanced chart is the bronze chart, which is available to beginners. It is way better than the basic chart. Sure it's a bit more complicated aswell, but as long as you don't have too many tables open you can still look at it while playing :)

Didn't know it's bronze... So it's just fine to start with advanced one ;)


elrio
Joined: 06.01.2008

Originally posted by WPTRay
From scratch the Bronze chart, see:

https://forums.pokerstrategy.com/nl/forum/thread.php?threadid=15117

Ty WPTray


Yoghi
Joined: 10.09.2007

Ye, bronze is a very nice chart, takes some time to get used to but once you're used to it you will have a pretty big edge over most opponents, while with the basic SHC it's just marginal.