Slideshow is available here: docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Wa0FmQPvu2EBrJ6EfYVBIWPFRFVaoBLRBWQf_GalS7g/ The Mechanics of Cbet Sizing: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mryKZKaVqrm3hKs.html The Mechanics of Fold Equity: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eNKcZtmQubHbfqc.html

Wheres the revenge range chart? 😄

great content, I appreciate you slowing down during the presentation as you got more comfortable, keep up the great work

Great video tombos and very well organized and paced well also. Thanks

Great video! Love it that you make this available for everyone. Also love the experiments. Nice scientific approach

hey I just wanna say thanks man for such a quality of content so much appreciated please keep going youre the best 💯💯💯👍👍👍

Great content as always! Thank you!

Amazing value as always, thank you so much! 🔥💛

Wooo! Excited for this one.

Merci beaucoup Adri & Winamax pour ce contenu de grande qualité 👏

If feel the content on this channel, is the best I’ve ever seen about poker strategy. It’s like following a uni course on Poker, plus I love GTO wizard. Sadly I can’t quite justify the price to upgrade yet at NL5, but will for sure when I’ve moved up!

Thanks.. gto wizard is really good and these videos are full of value!

Hey thank you, your content is very helpfull ! Question : Are you gonna add 6max preflop ranges in MTT ? Because it's a very commun game and antes are cheaper on the total, so the pot in the begginning of the hand is 2.2, not 2.5

This is brilliant. Thanks a lot!

Quite informative video, very pleasant voice. Thanks a lot for a free lecture.

thanks for the videos great explanation of everything.. love it

As always: top-notch

Great chart setups, thanks.

Great content! Please consider timestamp for.your longer theory videos.

Hidden gem channel! 💎

my range is all hands

first! woot, been waiting for this all week. Go GTOWiz team!

You said the smaller the blinds are the less incentive there is to play, which is technically true, but not in the context you said it in, which was the odds ratio given by call/bet size B and pot size P. B:P is typically invariant here because a differently-sized BB implies a proportionately differently sized minimum call/bet, given the same BB:SB ratio. The BB:SB ratio is also nearly invariant with regards to stake sizes. The emergent variable that is important to consider here is the ratio given by the stack sizes and the pot size (and thus a variant of the blinds.) I don't doubt that you understand tis principle but I think it's important to clear up as far as explanation goes.

Great job man, tks a lot!

For splashy games, makes sense to forget about polarized as they usually just call, the 3bet should be the minimum price to try to get it heads up, not fold equity.

Great content!!!

Question about the blockers visualisation at 10:45. Why does it play J5o but not J5s, when on the queens it the other way around the suited side goes lower?

26:21 Wow! Does this mean that, for example, when we input the SB opening range in a postflop solver with 100% frequency of played combos (let's assume we don't have a mixed strategy for simplified thinking), we are wrong? As in this situation (where UTG to BU folded), we are going to be dealt AA more than 22, shouldn't we input that in the solver ? And of course input the bunching adjusted BB defending range too ? Anyway thanks for the amazing free content, that was a top quality vid!

I love the very last point about not overestimating. I still think buying for 40 BB and building a stack is an optimal strategy for long term play, particularly with prohibitive buy-in formats, and especially to combat rake... Rake is multiplied when stacking-off a big stack, meaning a big stack that's played many pots and hence paid rake several times already. You get raked $5 on the hand you win, but the stack you stacked had already paid perhaps $50 or $100 in rake. Buying short eliminates or mitigates the "hidden" cost of rake, as does stacking off vs. larger stacks in general. If the bigger stack is larger than yours by an amount greater or equal to the rake they've already paid, you don't lose any extra hidden rake.

great content !

great video! how did you make the preflop opening chart that combines each position. How did you add the position in the box?

This is the perfect way to play against a person who is using the exact same thing. And the varying of play when you notice a person is bluffing too much or folding too much is interesting. In low stakes games, have to raise more pre-flop and need to bludd less typically where I play

All of this goes straight over my head. Any channels for beginners that you guys would recommend? Thank you :)

Are these condensed strategy charts available with GTOWizard? If not, how do you make them?

Seems it's harder to make a combined 3betting range chart, as a lot of hands mix in different positions and not in a progressive way. Maybe its better to think more in polarized vs linear terms.

Great class my friend!!!

What are the different colors and heights in the preflop ranges table?

I just wonder if your 3bet size BB vs BTN is 5.2x the open raise (13bb) vs 2.5bb. How do u approach a 3 or 3.5 bb open raise? (in relation to bluff 3bet folding and 4bet calling and play a even bigger pot out of position) would love to know how to handle that. love ur channel pls keep going🤩

How do you make a combined chart?

Hey! Would like to know if sims with different stack sizes for MTTs is among of your future plans.

Where do you run these sim for expample if bb defend tighter or defend more??

i wonder how my calling range in the BB looks like as a german (zero rakeback) microstakes (super high rake) player? must be super tight. jeremiah williams said that A9o is a fold vs a 2.5bb open from the BU in such an environment. so i wonder if i actually start folding (unless i 3b) ATo vs a 3bb open. so yeah, my BB range must be super nitty but how nitty exactly?

Where can I find a printable copy of the chart at 4:01? Way easier to look at/memorize than looking at 9 other charts for each position

It’s funny with this always in mind, there’s an element of counter strategy 😏

Very Good content

Top!

The color coding chart for RFI can we make it like that in GTO Wizard? Just got it from yesterday so i'm still learning how to use it in an otherway than playing against the gto bot

I have a question about thesholds. When looking at the chart you would only ever play a hand if you have LJ position or better. Is it really like that? Should I fold a pair of aces if I don't have LJ position?

what app or site would you recommend to make your own matrix and see templates etc

Intriguing that solvers prefer the smaller size from early position. It makes perfect sense with the reasoning given, but is the opposite to what I've been taught. I guess it comes down to the fact that most games (especially small stakes) are not 3-betting nearly enough and so early position I'd rather use a nice big size to stop me from going into large multi-way pots out of position (because so many callers). Late position I'm not so scared of the blinds hopping in so I'm fine to give a smaller price to call. Not something I'm likely to change at the stakes I play at, but interesting to know that's an exploitative strategy and actually opposite to GTO.

I've been trying out the free GTO WIZARD Preflop for NL50, 9 Max. I'd like to try Subscription but I don't see 9 max Preflop for NL100, NL200 & NL500 (9 Max). Are these included in Subscription?

Everything sounds so complicated to me, hope it get easyer. I mean I win or make it far in low stake Tournants and I do understand a few things, but once it gets deeper. Man it´s so confusing.

very good vid

34:51 I don't get why we are folding A6s and A2s while calling A7s at full frequency. They don't seem that much different against that nitty range.

I get that you are supposed to play as per chart as it’s profitable play long term. Just busted a tournament where I was card dead for so long. Everytime get a good hand, open get called and people lead jam!!!

How did you generate the combined RFI ranges into one chart? 3:40

u r amazing

just right from the start, the logic is.... had no one play no hand, u risk nothing, anyone play any hand, u risk what u end up putting to win whatever they put in. eitherway it can be risking infinite to win little or nothing

can anybody explain to me what under the gun means and what it is

Based on his comment that if there's no blinds the only hand you should play is AA... If you open/raise in a 2/2NL game in Jacksonville & everyone folds, they rake one for the house & one for the promo & you win $2.00 because they rake even if there's no flop. So all you've won is one of the two blinds the next time it's your turn to post blinds. It isn't even the fact that because there are blinds & you have to post them every orbit that forces people to play more than AA. It's not because there is money to be won if everyone folds. The same thing holds true if you're playing at your house with no rake & the blinds are $5/$5 with the Big Blind posting a $25 ante. Everyone could just fold every hand and nobody ever play & nobody loses any money if there is no rake. You could just take turns dealing the cards & folding while chatting about sports. It's because we've come to play poker that you see people VPIP. Blinds simply induce action. You could get a group of players who take up all seats at a table when the BBJ is $300k & everyone agree to fold unless they have 77+ & nobody call unless they also have a BBJ hand & then square up at the end of your 10 hour session. The problem is the House will bring a stop to it. It is the fact that having to post blinds increases your sunk cost to play poker that induces action, not that you can win $3 in a 1/2NL game if you open/raise & everyone folds.

hey guys, is gtowizard not a problem for RTA?

So is the chart saying e.g you should NEVER PLAY with the cards in the blue squares

03:16. Why is 4B Q9s? BTvBB

I don’t know ANY of these terms wtfff

what is NL?

as a poker beginner, i have no idea what hes talking about. can anybody guide me to something which is one level down than this content so that i could understand once i go through the material.

Please give an example of "Use bluffs with better implied odds postflop rather than focusing on blockers." in the combat calling section.

No one can beat the odds of Texas Hold 'Em no matter what strategy is employed, even if the person plays said strategy of choice to perfection, which is impossible as well. People need to approach the game as a game and hope that this particular time is their time to be the luckiest and win the tournament or walk away from a cash game as a winner. We all know what it's like to hit every out we needed and then to never hit one of 15-18 outs when we needed. It's a game of luck, know the tendencies of the people you are playing with and you will take their money. Play with people you dont know and it's a matter of luck and the desire to 'gamble' that night that will determine your success.

It only works if your opponent plays the same way you do, positions, ranges and bet sizes doesn't matter with donks. That's why Phil tilts when he gets beat by hands that has shouldn't have made it at the first place He's a great player don't get me wrong, he just expects others to play the way he knows how to ooooor, hear me out. The game has evolved and and relics of the past are getting left out. Great tutorial tho, learned a thing or two!

What I’ve noticed in all of these GTO videos is that very much of the strategy depends on your opponents tendencies…which is a basic tenet of poker. The chart literally fluctuates based upon how your opponent plays. So good luck memorizing every bet, every action on every street vs every different type of opponent. This is basic strategy of black jack on major steroids. Except you’ve got infinite different opponents strategies to map it out against as opposed to a black jack dealer who always does the same exact thing.

The problem with gto is obviously pop doesn't play gto

Five min in...no idea what language youre speaking. Going back to keep playing my way lol

Game of luck

WARNING THIS DOES NOT WORK IN SMALL STAKES! IF YOU RAISE ONLY 2BB TO LIKE A BUCK, LIMPERS WILL ALWAYS CALL AND THEN YOU'RE SCREWED.

lebron

If there were no blinds it would widen the range People BET what they want to win

This doesn’t matter when you play at a home game…. People will call a raise with 7 4 and magically hit 2 pair on the flop

You lost me in the first 3 minutes with the extreme amount of jargon. This feels like a very high level video, instead of a guide for normal people

Tried to follow but too much high level vocabulary. Useless for anyone just getting into these concepts.

Jesus! How did Doyle ever play cards? Statistics? Percentages? You guys are way too complex. WTFO!

Poker is luck. I'm ready to debate that fact anytime

This all bs

It’s all bullshit. The person who changes it up wins

With this vid i think only Professors can Play this Game why so complicated ? its Like school and so hard to watch especially when english is youre nr.2 language Not 1. Its interesting Off course but it feels Like i must study years this Game 🫣🤔😉

Great content as always! Thank you!