How to study Cash preflop ranges???
I ve heard from many regs that preflop is very imp. and they put consistently some tym to study it. can someone tell me how to study my ranges nd i m asking for cash. I am confused lyk i ve my cash ranges so what to study in them. So please help me guys to clear this doubt. Thank u.
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I think the fastest way to improve your preflop game is by studying gtowizard preflop ranges. Even though the players that you will play against don't play exactly like gto, it's still a lot better than playing random ranges that will be - EV most of the time.
I would suggest you to dedicate most of your study time on your preflop game, since that's what will affect your win rate the most.
Anyway, good luck to you.
I think the fastest way to improve your preflop game is by studying gtowizard preflop ranges. Even though the players that you will play against don't play exactly like gto, it's still a lot better than playing random ranges that will be - EV most of the time.
I would suggest you to dedicate most of your study time on your preflop game, since that's what will affect your win rate the most.
Anyway, good luck to you.
Could u be more specific lyk study range lyk jst to remember the range chart or is there smtng else???? i made my ranges from GTowizard too. thnks 4 reply.
Try your best to memorize the preflop range charts. It might be boring, but that's the first step. What hands to open raise, what hands to 3bet, to call a 3bet, to 4bet, call 4bet and what hands to shove. When you feel that you have a good grasp on that, you can start deviating a bit according to what kind of player you are playing against.
Try your best to memorize the preflop range charts. It might be boring, but that's the first step. What hands to open raise, what hands to 3bet, to call a 3bet, to 4bet, call 4bet and what hands to shove. When you feel that you have a good grasp on that, you can start deviating a bit according to what kind of player you are playing against.
Thnku very much.....
This is a bit too broad of a question. But yes, you should memorize your opening range by position and what hands are continues against a 3bet (sizing matters obv).
