Thats great Danny! I’ve been adding in Flopzilla to put ranges down….then you filter for “hands better than top pair, including good draws” and it tells you he’s folding 64% of his range to a flop bet. We can then compare how often he folds to how often our bets need to work.

I also find that if I do this work off the tables, my mental game at the tables is so much stronger because I’m not being results oriented of this one spot and more focused on the bigger picture.

Also, players tend to represent hands they will have such a small percentage of the time. For example, they flat the big blind versus the button, then just check raise T84r flops… It’s spots like this that you notice how narrow the opponents value range is, in comparison to their whole range when you sit down and really think about it. Their going to have J9, Q9, KQ, 67, 65 sooooo much more often than TT, 88, 44 even if they only fastplay weak draws a tiny fraction of the time

Yea for sure. I just mean we can use flopzilla to compare how often bets should work, in comparison to how often it has to work.

You can see how much of a calling station is then adjust the filters accordingly. There are many ways to see how much of a calling station some players are. In cash games, I look at VPIP, WTSD, fold to cbet, W$WSF and information from previous hands with villain.

It's likely that the video will only contain flop/turns/rivers for 5-6 actual hands but if you learn how to play your entire range against villains entire range, for each spot, your acutally learning how to play closer to 50-60 hands.