Discussions, Lessons and Exercises for the topic: Game Plan

Boomer2k10 · 2013-06-28T08:13:06Z

Game Plan 1: Introduction In a game plan, you plan your decisions for your whole range and not just for a single hand considered in a vacuum. This process will feel a bit odd at first. To familiarize yourself with the underlying thought process, just do some of the following exercises. Article Quiz Video Exercises and dicussion for the lesson "Game Plan" NL 6-max preflop ranges for the development of a basic game plan. You can find suggestions for the most important situations in an NL 6-max game here: Overview / Video UTG / Quiz MP / Quiz CO / Quiz BU / Quiz SB / Quiz BB / Quiz Practice questions about UTG / MP ranges Range Protection Range protection means splitting your top range into a passive part and an active part. You can learn when and why that is useful in our new lesson. Article Video Quiz Exercises Steal-EV The Steal-EV will help you to adjust your opening ranges more precisely. Article Video Quiz Exercises and further discussion Calldown Frequencies Calldown frequencies are part of your basic gameplan. They define your post-flop calling ranges. In your basic gameplan, you already defined the ranges that you see the flop with. If your opponent bets into you post-flop and you're not certain how his value hands and bluffs are distributed, your calldown frequencies are your standard answer. You only deviate from this standard when you got a read on your opponent. The goal of your calling strategy is to keep the EV of your opponent's betting range as low as possible. Article Video Quiz Calldown Frequencies: River Article Video Quiz Barreling Frequencies Article Video Quiz Barrelling Frequencies: River Article Quiz

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Originally posted by Sol4r
I also noticed that this is analyzed based on 1.5 million hands in NL200, and this was back in 2013.
I'm playing NL10 and it's 2024 now.
There are some comments that have never been answered in the topics, so I'm wondering; is this still EV+?

Your own style matters too.
You also need to consider the playing styles of your opponents.
The difference in stakes is important too.

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