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Hello boys and girls!
So I was just going through that How to conduct a session review article and got really confused about what broadways are. So my question now is:
Are these HCs broadways, or does TT+ also applies as broadways?
I`m pretty sure that all those hands you posted, except all Tx, are broadways. TT+ are pocket pairs and they are never called as broadways.
But why are they then mentioned as broadways in the article?
If you go down the article and come to the tables you will see the first one NIT and it says that every selected HC there is a broadway?
So the pic that I posted, those are the only broadways then and if they are I think the article should be corrected, so that some other people won't get confused just like I did.
A "Broadway" is a straight AKQJT
So Aces, Face Cards and Tens in combinations could be called Broadways.
If they are paired, though, they don't count as Broadways.
If you have HM2, and pick a session on the session report, then go to Hole Cards, find the options "Suited Broadways" & "UnSuited Broadways" then turn them off.
The hands that disappear are precisely those in the image you linked.
Also, see the definition of http://www.pokerstrategy.com/glossary/Broadway /" rel="nofollow ugc" target="_blank">Broadway in the glossary.
Oh, and welcome to PokerStrategy.com !
Best of luck,
--VS
Yes thats why I got so confused because if you look at the article you will see that TT+ is counted as broadway combos but nevermind thanks for your help.
Cheers.