BelFish
Legend
Loyaler
A push/fold starts somewhere with a stack of 13bb or less.
I wish i had charts like this! I have certain charts, but they are clearly not for such limits, but rather for beginners ))
It would be nice to have a look at bncb MTT charts but they cost $800
I wish i had charts like this! I have certain charts, but they are clearly not for such limits, but rather for beginners ))
It would be nice to have a look at bncb MTT charts but they cost $800
barbados
Legend
Platinum Level
One point is unclear to me. Do you play poker or do you play charts? I think the answer is obvious - you play poker. And not in the charts. Trying to make a planned economy out of poker by using charts to increase bankroll is utopia. After all, poker is inherently illogical, despite the logic of the rules. No chart and no statistics against bluff will save you.
BelFish
Legend
Loyaler
But when pushing/folding, there are optimal charts. It's just that you need different groups of charts against loose or tight opponents ))
And not even when pushing/folding, there are charts for stacks of 100bb, 40bb, etc., obtained with various solvers, which work very effectively against unknown opponents.
Even according to Harrington's book, you can make a chart for the early stage of the tournament. He details everything in percentages, how to play which hands from different positions in different typical situations.
And the corrections for the opponents' game are already a more "subtle" game...
P.S. For example:
barbados
Legend
Platinum Level
In general, I agree that the theory of higher mathematics is applicable to poker. And these tables and graphs are all important for a successful game. However, I doubt that it is possible to achieve success if you blindly trust these auxiliary tools.But when pushing/folding, there are optimal charts. It's just that you need different groups of charts against loose or tight opponents ))
And not even when pushing/folding, there are charts for stacks of 100bb, 40bb, etc., obtained with various solvers, which work very effectively against unknown opponents.
Even according to Harrington's book, you can make a chart for the early stage of the tournament. He details everything in percentages, how to play which hands from different positions in different typical situations.
And the corrections for the opponents' game are already a more "subtle" game...
P.S. For example:
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nutself
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I think math is the basic of good poker strategy, and charts are results of the study of mathematic of poker, but poker is more than that, in order to survive the relentless competition of this game, you need charts and other things like emotion intelligence, understand thinking of others, mental strength and much more.
BelFish
Legend
Loyaler
I think there is a lot of logic in the charts. And when a person looks at the charts, a lot is absorbed at the subconscious level and influences the game in the most positive way.
GTO is a strategy that cannot be beaten by any other strategy... This is for case if we are talking about playing against an unknown opponent. And against the known, one must deviate from the GTO, narrowing or expanding the ranges depending on the type of the given player.
GTO is a strategy that cannot be beaten by any other strategy... This is for case if we are talking about playing against an unknown opponent. And against the known, one must deviate from the GTO, narrowing or expanding the ranges depending on the type of the given player.