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GrimTheCat
Joined: 31.05.2009

It's in the intermediate book, and u didnt explain it better in advanced book too.

"So if someone folds 70% to 3-bets, you probably should be using a bluff:value ratio of 70:30. This plan does not necessarily fit well with every situation but could be used as a simple guideline to aid in the construction of ranges."

Yes. It's not necessarily linearly correlated to this.

Lets assume Villain have this stats in a situation:
OR: 30
Fv3B: 60%
4B: 15%
Cv3B: 25%
Fv5B:40%

How should we construct our ranges?

I talked some ms players and they suggest this:

1) villain dont have a huge postflop leak (high fold to cbet etc...)
2) Fv3B:
-55 -> few or no bluff
55-60-> 40:60 bluff:value
60-65 -> 50:50 bluff:value
65-70 -> 60:40 bbluff:valueuff
70%-80%-> 70:30 bluff:value
80%+ -> few or no value 3b

what do you think?


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

I think it's extremely difficult to derive "perfect ranges" for every situation. I would suggest doing so purely based on the open raise %.

So vs this particular guy, let's say he opens 30% in the SB. When we are in the BB, we want to use a multiplier of 0.33. So we 3bet 10% of our range in a 1:1 value to bluff ratio.

Since he folds a little more than usual (60% is slightly higher than the optimal defense frequency), you add maybe 1-2% extra bluffs, leaving you with ~5% value range and ~6-7% bluff range

The 4bet % and FV5B looks pretty normal so I'm not going to change up my ranges too much. If his 4b is extremely high and his FT5B is extremely high, I would just start increasing my value range instead and add stuff like 77/66/55/AJs


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GrimTheCat
Joined: 31.05.2009

thanks your response!


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

got owned by the news post :) I'm a little annoyed that I spent 30 min making a post

Completely forgot it was 1 Apr. There were so many tell-tale signs that it was a fake. Offer sounds too ridiculous to be true, esp the 20k and the 2 weeks of coaching w pleno1 (I don't think he would be willing to commit so much time)


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thazar
Joined: 14.09.2009

Originally posted by mbml
got owned by the news post :) I'm a little annoyed that I spent 30 min making a post

Completely forgot it was 1 Apr. There were so many tell-tale signs that it was a fake. Offer sounds too ridiculous to be true, esp the 20k and the 2 weeks of coaching w pleno1 (I don't think he would be willing to commit so much time)

haha got so owned too and when I read it, it is soo obvious wp PS!


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jbpatzer
Joined: 23.11.2009

Originally posted by thazar

Originally posted by mbml
got owned by the news post :) I'm a little annoyed that I spent 30 min making a post

Completely forgot it was 1 Apr. There were so many tell-tale signs that it was a fake. Offer sounds too ridiculous to be true, esp the 20k and the 2 weeks of coaching w pleno1 (I don't think he would be willing to commit so much time)

haha got so owned too and when I read it, it is soo obvious wp PS!

I didn't get pwned, but I replied anyway. _evil:


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RasTweet
Joined: 26.12.2009

Without your blog I'd get owned as well :f_biggrin:


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GrimTheCat
Joined: 31.05.2009

our community won 1-1 coaching with pleno at 2013 september. and we re stil waiting. he did not even respond.


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

I actually did post in the main post but my comment was deleted, so were a few others. I think the mods gave up on deleting after too many ppl caught on.

Anyway here's a new post from my own site. I evaluate some hands on video. Maybe it's a little slow. I guess you get to see what I'm thinking while trying to evaluate a hand.

It's a lot slower though, I usually take around 2 min to reply a low level question, 2-3 min to reply a NL50 hand, and maybe 3-5 min to reply a NL100 hand on the PC.

http://galvinbay.net/2014/04/04/i-evaluate-some-hands-from-the-pokerstratey-forums/


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

http://galvinbay.net/2014/04/04/hand-history-evaluation-part-2/

I might be hosting a coaching session on the 23rd. What would people like me to cover?


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GrimTheCat
Joined: 31.05.2009

hi!

postflop play in 3bet pots
postflop range construction

:f_grin:


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everyoneissolid
Joined: 14.03.2011

Postflopplay after passiv defending your BB vs BU minraise, how to construct your XR-/XC-Ranges etc. That would be awesome!


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

i'll try to take that into consideration but i can't go too much in-depth


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TetraQuark
Joined: 21.05.2008

Originally posted by everyoneissolid
Postflopplay after passiv defending your BB vs BU minraise, how to construct your XR-/XC-Ranges etc. That would be awesome!

+1

also SB def strategy.


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

it turns out that I can't really talk about such stuff during the coaching. I had to constantly try to fix the echo during my stream, play 2 tables and answer a bunch of other questions. If I do more coaching in the future I'll try something different.

Biking in North Vietnam

http://galvinbay.net/2014/04/25/biking-in-north-vietnam/

I just came back from a motorcycle tour in Vietnam. Pretty fun experience


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

Hey guys,

I have been spending the past few days making some changes to my website. I've even written a short e-book entitled "Cruising through the Limits", which you can download if you subscribe to my Insider's List.

Check it out :)


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metza
Joined: 28.01.2012

Bought Art of Poker Intermediate a while ago and read some but forgot about it while really busy. Just getting back into it now, it's a good read and I really like the way you explain your full thought processes for situations.

Though, I did notice a lie here: "Made hands are always favourites against draws" :f_p:


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

Originally posted by metza
Bought Art of Poker Intermediate a while ago and read some but forgot about it while really busy. Just getting back into it now, it's a good read and I really like the way you explain your full thought processes for situations.

Though, I did notice a lie here: "Made hands are always favourites against draws" :f_p:

yeah that's a mistake, my bad :)


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

http://galvinbay.net/2014/05/21/our-first-contest-winner/

finally back from my 11-day trip to Indonesia (Bali + Lombok). I want to start busting my ass and working hard on my game but my sister just gave birth again so I definitely have to help baby-sit Baby number 1 :(

Immediate goal for the next week - Finish Will Tipton's second book.


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jules97
Joined: 10.06.2012

Finished Tipton's book yet? Any good?

Should have had plenty of time if babysitting. :f_cool:


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