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Please advice the most detailed HU NL strategy tutorial

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please advice the most detailed HU NL strategy tutorial
based on what it is possible to create not too complicated AI program
something like simplified GTO but not for all-ins only
also are there available for free some HU NL professional sessions not in text format?

I have read few poker books: Mathematics of Poker, Intelligent poker player, Stoxtrader's book
excepting Stoxtrader's book the first 2 books just like the most tutorials imho has too many obvious information and a lack of hands review
and I understand that even simplified GTO should have instructions in this situation bet - 75%, check - 25%

Thanks to VorpalF2F and CptJokerFish for 2 great links:
http://www.holdemresources.net/hune
http://www.gtoline.com


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

Hi hairyguy,
I don't know that there are any specific HU tutorials.

Also, it makes a difference if you're playing HU cash, SnGs or MTTs and you worked your way to HU.

After having read those books you should be able to construct ranges that have >40% equity for when you're on the button.
You also need to have ranges for when you're playing vs a tight player etc.
Now you need to be able to handle the various tendencies post-flop.

You can probably already do those things.

All the best,
VS


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Hi VorpalF2F,
What is the most detailed and smart postflop NL tutorial with a lot of examples?


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

Hi hairyguy,
In our strategy section is the NL Lesson Overview -- it has an organized plan for going through all the basic strategy for No-Limit Hold'em

Have a look there to see if that helps you.

The problem is that it is the principles that are important -- you cannot memorize the best play for all situations. All you can do is learn HOW to decide what to do given the information available.

Have a look, and if you have any specific questions, let us know, or by posting them in one of the NL discussion forms.

It is especially helpful to post hands as you play.

Best of luck,
VS


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