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Your 20 Minute Poker Training – Open Raise Ranges Overview

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Kogtistiy
Joined: 05.07.2008

Not so long ago we had a 5-day-long coaching course in our German and Russian communities. This course, during which you'll learn how to assess open raise ranges, was created by a famous German coach FaLLout86. And now we proudly present its localized version!

Train for 20 minutes each day, and in a few days you'll know what ranges are played by the best regulars!

Understanding open raise ranges – Overview

What ranges should I open raise in a given spot? With what should I call raises and 3-bets?
To answer these questions, we selected a few of the strongest NL $400 regulars and checked their positional raises.

Also this course was constructed in a way that after you complete it you'll be able to build ranges for your current limits. We merged all the opponents under a single alias in Holdem Manager 2 and then applied some filters.

Main themes of this course are as follows:

  • Getting to know different Raise-First-In ranges of the best NL $400 regulars.
  • Understanding calling ranges.
  • Which hands to protect after a 3-bet (position dependent).
  • Which boards suit us best after we open raise.
  • Which boards suit us best after we call.

"Every problem presents an opportunity."

Since the whole analysis was done in Holdem Manager 2, it will be useful for you to have HM2 as well. If you don't have HM2, it's not a tragedy, of course, but then you'll have to skip some tasks.

ATTENTION!

Please post if you like it or simply say "I'll try!" here in this opening thread.

So please post here:
"I'll try!" – if you've decided to participate in this coaching.
"I've finished Day X" – as soon as you've completed all tasks for the corresponding day!

Of course, you are also free to leave feedback about this project, so that we could improve it further.

Where do you stand in the crowd of PokerStrategists? For every task, when you attempt it first, give the post a Like if you got it right or a Dislike if you had it wrong.
= Got it right on the first try.
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Check out another forum course by FaLLout86:
https://forums.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?threadid=359875

Good luck!


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SvenBe
Joined: 19.04.2006

Enjoy our second course - How are you doing?


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Sirius0815
Joined: 14.11.2010

i´ll try!


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AgapieGheorghe
Joined: 10.07.2011
AgapieGheorghe
Joined: 10.07.2011

I've finished Day 1


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AgapieGheorghe
Joined: 10.07.2011

I've finished Day 2


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LuffyDis
Joined: 06.05.2010

I'll try


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LuffyDis
Joined: 06.05.2010

I've finished Day 1


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msnek
Joined: 01.10.2008

I'll try !

P.S.: PERFECT STUFF ! :f_drink:


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FlyingDutchm1n
Joined: 21.08.2012

I"ll try! STill hoping someone can explain to me how the first part on counting combos should have improved my understanding of fold equity because it hasnt. Not one single time was there a question in the "fold equity"course that asked you to calculate fold equity so I am a bit at a loss at that one.


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thewinner44
Joined: 28.03.2014

I'll try!


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thewinner44
Joined: 28.03.2014

I've finished. I hope you will continue with a project.


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metalmonkey80
Joined: 15.08.2013