Okay so following the last thread I took a shot at the Playability editor BvB for Power equilab.
Vs 3bb raise
We need 2/(2+1+3)=33.33% equity
VS 32%
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we'd call this
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VS 44%
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we can call all these:
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And around 44%+ is a very common frequency, most regs are used to raising even more as people fold too much.
As it seems loose I've played with R in play ability editor in Power Equilab, got this:
- 100% for broadways
- 7% discount for junk offsuit hands
- 13% discount for offsuit hands
- 9% discount for offsuit higher 1+2 gappers
Using this if we play vs 44% sb steal
1) Vs 3bb:
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2) VS 2.5bb:
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Is that somewhat realistic/what you use in your games?
How would you change the R table for specific hands in the charts?
In terms of actual strategy we can call all those, and make up 3bet combos simply based on number of value combinations + top of folding hands + hands that benefit from 3betting more than flat like 63s 43s other SCs etc. As people's sizings and opening ranges vary so much BvB getting somewhat accurate playability editor should be the easiest way to actually devise a strategy, as it'll be hard to have one fixed one with so much variety out there.
EDIT: had a question about the software
It's Power Equilab.
You arrive at the ranges by
1) Put villains range
2) Use hand range calculator - set minimum equity, set play ability editor for R (that table I posted) and it gives you the range.
hand range calculator is in normal equilab too (green arrow), the R and playability editor only in power equilab
