near the bubble, or the raise came from a very tight player UTGĪs played, got to call it off with our equity and a bounty in play.
We want to be 3betting our premium hands from the SB every time, unless we have a strong reason not to e.g. If I were to add deeperstacked ranges I would add more suited hands to the range because these are what make nutted value and in deepstack that's what you want.
I haven't put many deeper stacked ranges into flopzilla, I have got ranges for 60BB,50BB,40BBB 30BB.
It's also a great way of allowing you to see how well your range will be in multiway spots and as you can see in example above your hand is sometimes weaker than it should. This will help you get a much better idea on how dangerous a card really is. I used it to look at a COvsBTN range on board T65 7cc and I was shocked to see that 7 is nowhere near as nasty as it looked in game. The feature I like best is multiply player mood, this allows you to see the equity of your range, the equity of each hand vs opponents range, what percentage of opponents hands are nutted and the hottness (how good) of cards on future streets. I watched a video where you can build and save all of your ranges which is something I plan to do can I ask do you have different sets of ranges for deeper stack tournys rather than bounties which are rather shallow stacked? What would you say are the best bits about it? do you have any tips for me as I am buying at end of the month and I only use propoker tools at the minute NOTE: if it were HU AA AK K4s, KcQc and KcJc would all have better equity that AQ.Ĭraigcu12 is it just flop ranges and equity post you are studying on Flopzilla pro. This is based on the idea barfoot12 shoved AA AK TT KcQc QcJc and ozzy called as AK+ value and combo drawsĮven if I were to give barfoot12 a more crazy range consisting of just AK and QQ for value and combos like AQ QcJc Jc9c nut flush draws and some K flush draws AQ has still got better equity than K4s AK, KCQc QcJc and matches the equity of AAĪs sick a call as it seems AQ is gonna win you more chips long term than a number of hands you expect and it's because that has got clear outs to go ahead and will stay ahead most of the time whereas things like AA and K4 are strong combos that struggle to stay ahead of many worse combos whilst KQ and QJ are gonna be in spots where the outs they need are no good. One thing which might shock you is K4 doesn't even have as good equity as AQ I was suprised myself Here is a matrix showing the equity of all these combos, and you can see here the only things better than this are TT and 44, AcKc and KT only a fraction better. What you gonna do with AA, AK, Kc Qc KcJc K4, QcJc? if the answer is call well you'll be shocked to hear Aq has got better equity than all of these.
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