So, I have been lately working on range awareness. I'll give you an example: we open raise from the BU (let's say ~52%) and the flop comes:
A:d T:s 5:s
Out of our ~580 combos, we have:
value hands:
9 sets (1.6%)
18 twopair (3.1%)
120 TP (21%)
66 2nd pair (11.4%)
draws:
28 flushdraws (4.9%)
48 gusthost (8.3%)
So we have here about 76 bluffs and 213 value hands, and about 60% equity vs a random hand. I want to be able to do this roughly on the tables.
My goal here would be trying to learn this, and I've been thinking on this method:
- for a given range, consider a handful of possible flops [say, up to 7, one per finger (!!)].
- for those flops, note how many value combos I have, how many draws combo I have and the equity against a random holding (just for the sake of it, to see how "well" a board hits my range).
- in a real situation, keep in mind the numbers I had seen earlier and adjust them slightly
so my questions would be:
1. do you think this will be helpful? I admit it might not, but I had just thought about it the other day and I didn't dislike it that much to be honest [it looks like it's going to take some work nevertheless].
2. what flops (I mean, actual CARDS) would you choose for this? that's what I find hard to think of now.
