Hi Paul! Great question! Fedor doesn't directly mention GTO or solvers, but his advice suggests a flexible approach. He emphasizes understanding your opponent's value-to-bluff ratio and adjusting your strategy accordingly. This could involve more check raises and bluff catching against certain aggressive opponents. So, while he doesn't explicitly say it, his advice implies that he might deviate from a strict GTO strategy to exploit the tendencies of aggressive opponents. This could involve being more imbalanced towards check raises and bluff catching, depending on the specific opponent and situation.

You should be making a bankroll by playing poker, not by working a job. And if you arent good enough to be your own coach then you arent good enough to be in the game. Poker coaching is a scam..

Then ur more than happy to just get it in preflop against 3 wide callers with QQ+ . If u lose u lose, but if u win u get quadruple up.

Unpopular opinion but against maniacs and calling stations you’re essentially just flipping with them as they’re going to just call you to the end or bet into you until the end, so with basically no fold equity your edge is so much smaller. I usually avoid these type of players if I can unless top 10% of my range or better there’s really no point in increasing your variance if there’s easier spors but if there’s not then yea these guys are great

retired from full time to part time. lol

If you can't work it out, I don't know what to tell you....

You've won more than him have you? Jeez u must be really good if u can say that about a millionaire poker player

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White magic 17 bracelets. He's decades ahead of gto

The bigger the bet, the smaller the pp