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I've not played in them but I've seen a few hands that have gone down in those games. There's definitely lots of fun dynamics with pre flop being very different and then lots of deep stacked stuff post. Reminds me more of a live environment in a way. Whether there are bigger WR's there remains to be seen, I think!

Shove is definitely a fun option and one that I think could be very good in reality, especially if we decide to shove our Tx and put more value into this line in general 😎

@@pkrelmo Exploitatively, would it not make more sense to keep Tx in the 70% size because we agree that they call too often vs that size, and overfold vs the shove?

Thank you for the kind words mate!

Glad to hear it mate, hope you get lots out of it! ❤

Why do you think it’s a leak?

@@pkrelmo I've continuously refined my game through years of experience and learning. One critical insight I've gained is that always using the same bet size on the flop is a flawed strategy. Successful poker requires adapting your bet sizing based on various factors to maximize value and minimize risk. When you play live against medium-strong opponents, you might default to using the same bet size on the flop. However, to truly excel in poker, you need to tailor your bet size to the situation at hand. For instance, if a player is likely to call more often, you should consider betting higher to extract maximum value from their weaker hands. Consider a flop containing an ace when you hold an ace. Typically, there's no reason to bet big in this scenario because the risk of being outdrawn is relatively low. Instead, betting around half the pot allows you to extract value from opponents holding second pair or weaker hands. These players may call your smaller bet on the flop and again on the turn, providing you with substantial profit without pushing them out of the pot. On different flop textures, you might need to adjust your bet size to protect your hand. For example, on a draw-heavy board, increasing your bet size can prevent opponents from seeing cheap cards that could complete their draws. This strategy reduces the likelihood of being outdrawn and ensures you're adequately compensated for the risk you're taking. In summary, every hand is unique, and using the same bet size across the board can cause you to miss out on significant value. Factors such as board texture, opponent tendencies, and your hand strength should dictate your bet size and frequency. By adjusting your strategy to these elements, you can enhance your overall performance and consistently make the most profitable decisions at the table.

@@vsandenyeah so I think you’ve misunderstood what I mean by one size. I am adjusting this based on textures, opponents and all that good stuff, I’m simply just not using multiple bet sizes on the same board. So if it’s A73r BTN v BB SRP, I’ll use 25% only. Not 25% and 100%. If it’s Q93tt in the same spot then I’ll play 100% only. Some people use multiple bet sizes on the flop and turn and that’s what I was describing here ♥️

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Clearly I'd melted my brain by this point 😂 Just looked at this in the solver and that's pretty mental! The power of position, eh.

Thank you mate!

He can do this but then you can definitely just click call anyway 😂 Think if we're overly concerned then just ensure you mix hands like 22 on your RNG for the smaller size as well.

Think those hands just want to barrel the turn to be honest. AK on the other hand would make sense checking turn (KQ/KJ can improve to straights, AK can't and they're basically the same hand). The river size depends how he perceives me and how often I'm going to x/r. It would be a torch to do this sizing if I play well as I'll just x/r him to the moon with boats on the river (which I'd like to think I would do).

It depends on where you get 4b from. People are going to under 4b EP v BB but they aren't necessarily CO v BTN. So I'd overfold to the former but call "optimally" vs the latter.

Thank you mate! ♥️

😂😂 can’t believe I missed that

I prefer being a little bit more linear so that I can cbet more flops. Bigger and more polar pre means bigger and more polar post.

Yes mate, I can definitely do this ♥️

Jurojin 🙌🏻

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The rake is just mental, so unless you play high stakes, I’m not a massive fan tbh

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Kruzer is a very, very good player!