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Flopzilla; Cbet Range Construction

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Flopzilla; Cbet Range Construction

Intro:

I am currently attempting to work on my Cbetting strategy when in position, though this is not one of my weakest areas, I am now aware that I have a considerable amount of Cbetting leaks in my game, and although on the surface these missed spots don't look like they will matter, over the long run these spots will all add up and  in turn will eventually drag down my overall winrate. 

I currently Cbet at an approximate rate of 50% when in position, I.e. on the Btn. 

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Plan & Questions: 

1. Spend 30 minutes to 1 hour a day working on understanding range Vs range equity distributions on different flop textures, and how much of my opponents range can continue on different textures. In the following scenario: Btn (Hero) opens 2.5x, BB flats.

Here is a link to the different textures I will be analysing; Link                                                              

I was wondering if any one has any input in regards to a having a better structure of board textures for this analysis??


2. During this analysis, I plan to ensure that I remember the majority of what I have learnt in the time studying. However, this produces a problem; how can I fully optimise my study time, I feel like I will need to write down the knowledge I have gained on each board texture in order to fully ingrain what I have learnt. Though I am struggling to see how I can actually do this in a structured fashion, in other words I don't want pages of mumbo jumbo written down that when I refer to later I will struggle to see the points being made.

So I am asking for help in terms of what ideas people have for optimising my learning process and the structure you would suggest using?  given that my learning style tends to need things to be written down as I personally find it difficult to just look at something and fully remember it.

**Update**

In regards to number 2. This is what I have come up with in relation to structuring my learning process, would you add or change anything to this table?? 

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Any other ideas and tips in terms of this type of analysis is more than welcome, I am sure I have more than just two questions, so please feel free to give advise in all aspects of the subject. 

Thanks :) 


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