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LESSON 5
How to Play from the Button

Homework:

1) Record yourself a minimum of 15 minutes, 4 tables, where you focus mainly on STEALING from the Button
[DONE]

2) Post 10 hands on your blog, where you steal in the SB, where you otherwise would have not (you can use weaktight.com until we have our own solution)
[DONE]

3) Write down your experiences and the troubles that you´ve encountered. Think about a solution! Adjust - readjust etc [DONE]

HIGHLIGHTS:

- BTN- the position where we make the most money
- The most money we make on blind play.
- Our Goal: steal as much as posible.
- The math is the same like in SB vs BB but we have to look at both players.
FtSteal SB * FtSteal BB=>> decison steal or not

Stealing Bet Size BTN vs SB*BB (autoprofit):
- x3-> 66%
- x2.5-> 62%
- x2-> 57%
- Understand the factors which guide our stealing decision.

Button Stealing Factors:

1. FtSteal SB*BB.
Do we want to steal with trash? Does it autoprofit or not?
Can we steal with any2?

2. FtCB
How often opponent folds to continuation bet on the flop?
If are we able to take the pot postflop?
Low FtCB-> reason not to steal with trash. No FEq postflop.
When opponent doesn't FtSt but folds more than 60% FtCB we want to steal with any two because we can take the pot postflop.

3. WTSD
Low-> more FEq-> reason to steal
High-> less FEq-> reason not to steal with trash

4. 3Bet
How often does opponent steal our equity?
Against player how 3bet a lot we lose EQ because we don't see flop.



LESSON 6
Continuation Betting Part 1

Homework:

1) Write down the 3 Important Points / what you should be looking for when cbetting
[DONE]

2) Record a 20min of yourself and focus on cbetting. Realize how you apply the new knowledge
[DONE]

3) Post 10 hands where you have NOT cbetted [DONE]

HIGHLIGHTS:

Continuation Bet Factors:

1. Cards (our hand)
Good hand/bad hand?
Better hand=>> big bet
Bad hand=>> small bet

2. Opponent/ opponents
Do they fold or call a lot?

3. Board (dry/wet)
The more dry board is, the smaller you can bet when you bluff but when we have a hand on dry board against calling station we want to bet big.

- With bet sizing we can control size of the pot.
- Nobody cares how you play. Don't be balans.



LESSON 7
Continuation Betting Part 2

Homework:

1) Post 10 hands where you have chosen a specific betsizing based on your opponent [DONE]

2) Post 10 hands where you´ve chosen a specific betsizing based on the board texture [DONE]

3) Record a 30min video where you focus on betsizing and cbetting [DONE]

HIGHLIGHTS:

- Against player who doesn't FtCB and x/r a lot we want to check back 2ndP
- Bet big with FD. If we hit we'll play off better. Bigger bet = bigger FEQ. Even PSB is correct.
- We don't want to x/r with low PP. Better do it with some sort of EQ- GS or BDFD even Jx.
- We want to x/r against player with high CBet and high FtX/R.
- Don't spew money when call minraise preflop.
- One spew kills the winnings of the session.
- You will be smarter by watching videos but not better player. If you want to be better player, play more and practice new concepts during the sessions.
- We can limp behind with low PP. We don't have to isolate raise.
- X/R bigger with OESD because we want him to fold ($7-$2- bigger)