loydrounder

All positions all spots, gto preflop ranges with a bit of adjustment for lower stakes,
163 flops subsets

Please pm if interested 500usd for everything.

Hi guys, I just took some coaching from some solid winners in the game.

I was told to apply single sizing on all flops to simplify my strategy.

Currently I'm trying to run a scripting using the pio 184 flop subsets. I entered a 33% sizing as default. However there are some flops that the solver would prefer a different sizing than my defau

How should I solve this problem smartly? Is the only option I have is to run sims individually one by one?

Hi, I'm a 100z player. Been playing poker seriously for almost a year now. When it comes to study, i'm so lost and have no direction at all.

I have never done any solver work before.. my studying tools are basically just runitonce essential vids, kanu cg course..

Can anyone give me some advice? should i start off reading some books about poker theory like application of nlhe? (since some old threads suggested it strongly, don't know if it's still valid today) Or should i devote my time to solver and run sims and learn this way?

Some beginner question need help to clear up the confusion...
1. I know solver is a gto solution vs a perfect strategy and is baseline of exploitative approach. However in reality we never play against opponents using that strategy(at least not low stakes). So doesn't that mean we might bluff too much or calling too much or folding too much when try to learn and play this strategy? And why all the good players still spending most of the time in solvers?

1. How to correctly approach solver in a way that builds up good solid fundamentals?

No reads on villain, please share ur thoughts on bb turn size and river size

Eff:
SB 250bb
BB 300bb

Preflop:
SB opens bb calls with J6dd

flop 557 dds pot 6 bb
SB checks, bb bets 4, SB calls

Turn Ks pot 14
SB checks bb bets 19bb SB calls,

River Js 52bb
Sb checks bb bets 70bb SB jams 220bb,BB calls and wins with J6dd, SB shows 78hh

Just saw this hand on YouTube from a goose.score playing rush nl200, He ended up folding in both hands which I usually would've talked myself into a call these spots.
As it seems we are under repping our hand.. I always think ppl try to push me off my weak range. Thinking there should be some leaks in my thinking process... Guys thoughts? What should be the proper thinking process looks like otr? I think i always level myself into a call too much this spots.

200NL gg rush, sb vs utg, 100 bb eff

Utg open 2bb SB 3b to 10bb with ATss utg calls

Flop A77chs 21bb
Check check

Turn Qh SB checks again, utg leads half pot, sb calls

River 8d pot 44bb
SB checks utg bet 33bb,

1. MP QsQh open 2bb got 3b by Co to 7bb he 4bet to 21bb

Flop AsTh8h pot 43.5bb
He bets range 11bb Co calls
Turn Ac check check
River Tc MP checks, Co bets 40bb

Hi I'm interested in joining proactive, ambitious cash game study group to study and improve my game (theory, strategy)

Currently im crushing nl50 on gg. Using gto+, hm3 as tools to review and study my game.

Pls dm me if there's any out there available.

Say sometime
1. We have 99 on K86 rainbow. Check or bet ?
2. AKo on Q92 rainbow check or bet?
3. KQo on QT9 2suit check or bet?

Just trying to figure the when shud we check n reasons to check as prf

I think im solid at nl16 to 25 zoom.
Im pretty good adjust accordingly to each player types.But i just cant grind at nl25 zoom. Feels so hard to get a read during a hand.

Mostly this problem starts from preflop. Someone 3bets me. Im not so sure abt the right decision. sometime i just plan to cold call 3bet. And take it down when he checks. I usually wins alot of small pot n lose my whole buy in in these spots. I just cant grind.

Whats the best game to grind ? zoom or regular?