tscaranto

MAKEUPPCT <- 0.5
RESETPCT <- 0.1
MTTPERWEEK <- 100
BUYIN <- 10
FIELDSIZE <- 1000

payouts <- c(16.3,11.9,8.7,6.4,5.7,3.4,2.5,1.8,1.3, rep(1.02,4),rep(.79,4),
rep(0.61,9),rep(0.47,18),rep(0.36,18),rep(0.28,27),rep(0.21,36),
rep(0,875))
payouts <- payouts/sum(payouts) * BUYIN * FIELDSIZE
finishDist <- rep(1/FIELDSIZE, length(payouts))

edge <- 1
nsims <- 1000
makeupNet <- rep(0,nsims)
resetNet <- rep(0,nsims)
for (i in 1:nsims){
for (j in 1:52){
finishes <- sample(1:(FIELDSIZE/edge), MTTPERWEEK, replace = T)
buyins <- MTTPERWEEK * BUYIN
gross <- payouts[finishes]
net <- sum(gross) - buyins
makeupNet[i] <- makeupNet[i] + net
if(net > 0) resetNet[i] <- resetNet[i] + RESETPCT * net
}
if(makeupNet[i] > 0)makeupNet[i] <- makeupNet[i] / 2
}
quitmakeup <- makeupNet
quitmakeup[quitmakeup < 0] <- 0
plot(makeupNet, col = 'red')
points(resetNet,col = 'blue')
abline(mean(quitmakeup),0,col='red')
sum(quitmakeup > resetNet)/nsims

Hey Gusmaa, wazzuuup !!
In ATo hand at 4:10 minutes you said you going to call button shove, this shocked me cause he is 46bb deep, can you give me thougths about it ?
I can´t see opponents in general shove too wide in a spot like that, I undestand the 4bet bluff but not this call on a 46bb shove, or maybe you wanted to say that would call big blind shove?
Thank you and GL !!

valeu gusmãooo, tamojota!!!

Hey,

Sb stats is more than tight, is a nit ! but, how many hands?
Should be this valid with at least 100 hands ( of course is preferable way more )
3b stats is interesting, 6% ( not bluffs probably ) but as I said maybe the sample of villains hand is not enought to take in consideration.

@felipejay, don´t think the SB range on this reshove is little more wide ?

not so much, but at least I think we can rejam AQs for 30bb effectives that is not including on icmizer print

I´m not sure, I will check some charts I have

Hey, joining the discussion here!
Seems to me this is a kind of spot ( paired boards ) where we want to extract just one street of value, right?
x/r otf is a option but I thing villains range contains more 8x then our range.
So, I think check flop and bet small size on turn is a good idea, most part of the times the flush draws will miss the turn and we will extract value of them pursuiting the draw to the river.

I want to point out too that on low stakes villains will not play thinking in "balance" but it´s important for us wanting to evolve and move up know how balance work on the spots, so we can adjust properly to the field.

hard hand!!

would be better bet bigger flop and turn? ( that way villain don´t get the right odds to call with flush draw hands )

river, I really don´t know what to do!! lol!......

In a board like this where we are not the agressor you should just call flop and control the pot, as played I think you overvalued your hand

I used to just min raise (2x) preflop, so the 3bet would be smaller and we can control the pot better since preflop.
check-check, call turn, and call river, and maybe we can survive with something like 10bb´s

Yeah, shove pre sounds really good!

We have to be aware of the stack´s depth to our left, but I think we don´t have to be afraid of rejams.

With 20-30bb I open raise with a dynamic in mind , part of my range is open/call and part is open/fold and I determine for each opponent style and stacks of my left how this will be applied.

A simple example, I´m going to open 22 from UTG with 30bb.
There are two opponents with 6bb, and others between 15-20.
I open/call any shove from the oponnents with 6bb, and fold to the others.

Maybe, this can guide you on the process of thinking in ranges against ranges, I cannot elaborate a better post, cause my english is very limited.

gl!

Thanks, In fact there is some marginal hands and a lot of hands that will be ev to us gii in this spot.
The best hands are blocked by my K and many of the good hands for this board is not on the opponent limp/call range.

Let´s do it!, thanks !

Yes, a bigger cbet is better, thanks!!

Hey guys, How is going #RIOrail ?
glgl

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The way was played, I just donk shove OTF.
Fold equity + Flush draw equity ( with 2 cards that complete a str fls as a plus), I see no point in check that hand and take the risk to see a blank turn.
Of course Fold PF is the way to easy game early after the squeeze

Thanks, basically with KKxx we have to play cautious when facing aggression and many flops will not help, we will looking for a set on flop to get allin

I never read it, but thanks for the suggestion, I'm surely   gonna take a look

Hey Joe,

in this case I would just use M-Zone concept by Dan Harrington.

M-Zone indicates you have 3 Orbits until be blinded out, so u will see about of 20 hands. ( of couse u gonna lose fold

equity when just remaining 1 Orbit )

Thinking in 'spots', sure you gonna find a better on, a better Ax on better position, a suited connector on a gap until you on late position, maybe a very nice pocket pair.

A8o is so weak at this position and you are just 3 players left to reach the FT.

M-Zone also will be very usefull to calculate the Zone of our opponentes and help on thinking process of the remaining orbits.

Hy Benn, you can try a fast read at sitandgoplanet.com there are an ebook called $16 Per Hour SNG Blueprint that adress some importante concepts like ICM, BUBBLE, Range vs SNG Stage, etc..

also there is a book called Head´s Up No Limit Holdém by Collin Moshman despite been a Heads Up book the infos are very useful for SNG too.

and remember to play your stack in position and with good hands like pairs, suited connectors, 1-gap connectors, I personaly would play some kind of small ball ( folding a lot of flops when getting some hostility) and putting pressure as NoHubris said on medium stacks.