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Message: [QUOTE="eetenor, post: 6618940, member: 385063"] Thank you for sharing your hands, not everyone feels comfortable doing that. I mention preplanning hands often :geek: this is another spot where we do that and by doing it make our MTT strategies more defined #1 stack depth- we are very deep effective #2 we are MP-1 with 2 IP players left to act and 2 live blinds What does that mean for our hand ranges preflop? #1 deep means we get called more often preflop-therefore we need more equity in our open range when called #2 Mp1 position suggest we will be called more often by a V IP-more equity needed with our open range #3 deep means our V will call more often on flops- both IP and OOP-more equity needed #4 to play for stacks we want hands that dominate other hands-this effects our open range GTO charts have 22 as an open in this spot but GTO expects CO V to 3 bet 35% ish of range as a bluff but most V just call most often- when they 3 bet we are folding 22 so we are not putting our stack in jeopardy post flop but when they call we now are in a difficult spot with a low EQR hand(equity realization We have to have a very high skill level to make this open + EV vs a non-GTO V type as we are getting post flop much more often CO GTO range deep stacked has CO playing only 17% of range-standard V are never that EQR aware so they call with much wider ranges BTN is playing 21% of hands gto vs HJ only again standard V are wider and not 3 betting enough Then we have the multiway factor- BB SB are over calling more often again GTO+ ranges We now want to be thinking Exploit range change which would be to treat MP1 like EP ranges and fold 22 33 preflop you may even fold 44 but at least 44 dominates 22 33 and A2-A3 flats As played we now have a low EQR hand in a pot with a lower fold freq by V due to position and stack depth So preflop knowing this is the most likely scenario once called what is our goal in this pot? The old timers got this one right- no set no bet [/QUOTE]

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