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TPE Theory: 3-betting and 4-betting (Part 2)
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theginger45
Hey Daryl, great video. Thanks. One question about Slice – shouldn’t the ‘villain all’ range also include all the hands he calls with? It looks from the video like all the math is off because we’re not putting villain’s calling hands in his total 3betting range, which can’t be the case. I must be missing something. Does Slice automatically add the two ranges together?
Hajang
@theginger
slice automatically adds both ranges. You can see that at the number of combos besides the all-range.
Skurtram
Thank´s Daryl! I think this is where i struggle the most in turnaments. I´m primarely a deep stack live cash player, where this is not a big part of the game.
I don´t want to miss out on the value in online turnaments but 20- 40bb stacks is where I somethimes get really lost. I have the ev slice program and have started to play around with it.
Thanks again for the great insight!
/Idiot from northern Europe
bennymacca
it was quite amazing to me that KJs was so much better vs AJo vs this standard range, but it makes a lot of sense when you actually run the numbers.
bennymacca
similarly, the fact that 88 and 22 are basically the same hand against that range is obvious when you think about it, but in game, i would basically never do this with 22 but might with 88.
the range thresholds are quite awesome
Doctor Orange
Really enjoyed this video! Very eye opening. Was super deep in a tourney and found myself in (what I thought at the time was) a borderline 4betting spot. Now I realize I should have been shoving ANY TWO and it eats me up inside. This will really change my game and I already credit you with vastly increasing my profits. You are very smart and your content is SOLID. Keep it up and thank you!