I usually take notes for my self, I take notes twice for memorization purpose- i take once with notepad, and I re-write it in clean version with word format, so I wouldn't use this blog for notes like some of my respected fellow bloggers. So instead, I will put some tips I find useful where it might be useful to other people struggling in nano-stakes.
The tips are derived from the W34z3l's Walkthrough so I really recommend to watch the series, several times. ( I must have watched over 20 times of each episode) they are not in sequence, I might go back to Video 1 if I remember something important by going back on notes one of the days.
Today's Tips
From Video 1: You have less implied odds in SB as to more in BB on your setmining for following reasons:
1) difference in your blind amount.
2) BB can squeeze you and you will be in a tough spot with your lower pocket pairs.
From Video 2:
1) Vs High fold to 3-bet :
Bluff > Bet smaller to get best risk to rewards ratio.
Value> Consider flatting your premiums to maximize your value.
From Video 3:
1) Just buy W34z3l's HuD. I have one, and it's really useful. It makes more sense if you use his video series and his HUD , because his thought process is maximized in the HUD
From Video 4:
1) Don't C-bet on Dry Board if you have complete air. Always have backdoor. If not go for delayed c-bet. What are you gonna do if they call flop? Double Barrel? Then get called? Triple Barrel? If you are gonna fold in later street anyways, try to get some equity so you have some percentage of turning your hand from bluff to monster.
2) That being said, don't bet weak backdoors. Weak backdoor doesn't mean less number of outs. You want to have nuts by the river.
5h6h7h board and your hand is Ac4h. You have many outs but you will be dominated most often. This is not a good backdoor. It should go into Trash category.
3) That being said, by W34z3l's theory, board texture doesn't play that big on the bluff C-bet Backdoor is weighted more towards, and I agree with this. This is because he thinks more on turn/river situations, by thinking ahead, which is a good practice.
4) In any situaiton, Opponent Exploitation is more important. If he has high fold to C-bet on Flop, fire!. If he has high fold to C-bet on the Turn (despite the fact he is the floater and has low fold to C-bet), Fire Flop AND Turn, or Check/Raise Turn if you want to trap him more.
5) sometimes you might be taking a certain line, but for different reasons so it's really good practice to always ask yourself why we are betting:
i.e.) A2 on K72 board: Vs fit or fold , fire for protection, vs floaters, fire for value and fire again on turn for protection, vs fish, fire for value.
6) Neverthyless, you wanna have your opponents fold on your C-bet Bluffing with backdoors. Don't get carried away thinking you are trying to make backdoors, even you turned a draw. If he doesn't fold Turn, Check. If he doesn't fold Flop, Check.